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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 24, 21 October 1937, Page 12

"I KNEW I'D CAUCHT A COLO". But what did he do? He sucked Pulmonas. Their aromatio * ingredients soothed the infected parts Their antiseptic vapours stimulated the mucous raembranes and washed -out the germs from the tortuous glands in the mOuth and throat Soon he was fit. Keep * tm of Pulmonas handy. 1/-, 1/6 and 2/6. Chemists and etores.* ' Experienoe in every brauch of radio Work dating back to 1520 together with tbe most modern and comprehensivtcolleetion of testing apparatus in the district, is at yotir disposal when you require radio service by ringing J A. Lypn cr, Lyndon and -'onthland roads Hastings. Phone 4073.* "Coffin nails," according to a London cofreSpOndent, was the engaging namo by whieh cigarettes were known when he was a boy. A lot of water has passed beneath the. bridge since those days, 'and "coffin nails'-' must have been manufaetured from very inferioj tobacco to have deserved their name. But things have changed. There's as inuch difperenee 'twixt the old-time cigarettes the correspondent writes oi and those m#de of Riverhead Gold or Desert Gold, as there is between an old-fashioped motor-car and a moderi-Rollsx-Royce. Only the choicest leaf. grown in carefully selected localities goes to making the two brands named And its preeisely tlie same with titi three pipo brands, Cut Phig No. 1' (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) and Cavendish, the popular sporting mixture. Made and blended by expcrL in an up-to-date factory these tobacco^ are toasted, which ingenious proces;not only enhanced flavour and nroina but frees thom from exeess of nicotine. thue safeguarding the smoker. No finer or purer tobaccos are produped. They challenge comparison with tho world 's , best.*