DON'T NEGLECT THAT COLD, t I TAKE PEBS AND KEEP DISEASE j OFF TJUS LUJSGS. ! Coughs and colds are troublesome again. Don't treat tiiem in a happy-go-lucky fashion. - A cold may be a very serious tiling indee'd, especially, when it strikes the tvaak spot between the head and. the chest. A slight hoarseness in the throat, a dry tickling cough, or a sensation of soreness and tightness about the chest, are signs that the cold-germ has. commenced its attack, and must be promptly repelled with Peps if disease is to be kept off the lungs.Catarrh, Winter Cough, Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Lungs are invariably traceablo to neglected colds, and when the lungs are strained and weakened by coughing they more readily succumb to pleurisy, pneumonia, and even consumption. When tbe little Peps tablet is placed on the tongue, powerful fumes tire given off by the dissolving tablet, and are carried with the breath into every I nook and cornor of the throat and chest. Chest • comfort accompanies every deeply-drawn breath of the Peps-laden air. Soreness in the throat is quickly allayed. That desire to free the throat by "hawking" leaves one, and the dry hacking cough soon ceases to be troublesome. Persevere with the Pops direct treatment, and * that tightness of the chest is released, while the phlegm that chokes the Bronchial tubes is loosened _ and easily expectorated. The breathing gets easier and easier, and soreness rapidly disappears. Peps are tho one medicine that nips cold in the bud, and simultaneously gives to every part of the throat, lungs, and cheEt the strength and help necessary to successfully resist the evil effects of damp and cold weather. Of all chemists and medicine vendors at 13 6d or 3s a box. By trying Pens yon are netting the most efficient cough and cold euro, and what is, moreover, a thorough British discovery. Beware of so-called throat tablets of Gorman • origin. 3 .
Shtrn imitations of NAZOL—the remedy that daily conquers thousands of coughs and colds. To ensure 6ati&j faction get genuine NAZOL. 5 Progandra cures Corns quickly. GO'
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16267, 18 July 1918, Page 8
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346Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16267, 18 July 1918, Page 8
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