•COLDS ABB "CATCHING." PEPS ABE UNEQUALLED FOR COUGHS, COLDS, & BRONCHITIS. Colds arc very "catching" because of their germ origin. The first sufferer walks into the house or office and scatters broadcast countless germs, which are then breathed in by tlie rest of the family or staff. Thon brother, sister, father, mother, or colleague begin to complain of u cough, and it is a piece of good forttino if this dots not leave behind soino nioro 6erious chest weakness. There is no limit to the consequences of a cough or cold, and no wise alternative remains but to treat Iho first symptoms promptly with Pops, the wonderful medicine which 7s breathed from pleasant dissolving tablets into the cough-torn breathing tubes. The rich medicinal fumes which theso tablets give off when dissolving on the tongue pass into the throat and bronohi. They carry a soothing and healing iniluenco through these delicate channels right on to the furthest recesses of ,the lungs, whero the germs of disease ihay liavo found u hiding-place. Every inch of sore, torn, and inflamed tissue 'is reached by Peps, and the cold, howover sevoro or old-standing, is soon overcome. Willi u box of Peps always handy, coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis, and inllucnza are soon banished from the home and kept away. Regularly used, Pops will absolutely ensure a life of freedom, from throat and chest troubles. Sold by all chemists and stores at Is. fid. and 3s. a bos. Insist on having Peps, iho unique tablets that go to tho lungs direct.—Advt.
The householder who undertook arduous work when removing, vowed "never again." By employing us he could havo saved troublo, labour, and ensured skilled handling. Tho New Zealand Express Company, Ltd., 87-91 .Customhouse Quay. Vdvt-
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 271, 12 August 1919, Page 3
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289Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 271, 12 August 1919, Page 3
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