Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2489, 16 June 1915, Page 11

] J; | \ "Above all things never neglect a sore throat for it may mean, years of . § s suffering in afterlife.' You may not look upon it seriously, but a sore throat J? ' indicates weakness in the'bronchial tubes. If neglected it will soon develop into some chronic complaint. People who are troubled this way are most - susceptible to influenza, contract pneumonia readily, and fall easy victims to ; consumption.' - , 0 To remove this irritation^ 1 soothe and heal the inflamed tubes] 1 there is «§ [nothing equal to 1; , |tf»COAKI ED % couch REMEBY .i| j It gives tone to the weakened tissues of the throat, strengthens the bronchial • 1 | tubes,' and at the same time builds up the system. 1 When the throat is .jj 1 healthy Influenza or consumption germs cannot obtain a foothold." S I, 8- ~ ' 1 - )

Sir George Paish, who, since the out- g break of war, lias been acting as fuian- 8 dial advisor to the Chancellor of the 1 Exchequer, has completed his work at fl the Troasur.y, and after a short holiday 8 was to resume his duties as joint editor 6 of the "Statist." 9 Is baby troubled with a cough? | Sprinkle a feu* drjps of "NAZOL" ou B t'Be irefl tot's frtj:frtj;own, Eoundsleop wiJl I .follow, Si*ty toesi lSi 6d\—Advt. Uta