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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 23 November 1927, Page 5

H. M. Bennett. F. 1.0.. F.S M.S.. London Optician visits Hastings o„ Tuesdays. 9to 4.30. Union Bank Chambers. 'Phone 612 for appointment " “There is a tide n the affairs of men,” which at meal time leads their footsteps to the tearooms where they are assured of a good meal aud quick service. The Trocadero (Napier), Sure!* NIP THE COLD IN THE BUD. “Little troubles grow big. Oftentimes a sore throat is much worse before it is better. Sometimes it turns to coughs, colds, influenza, or more serious trouble. At the first sign of soreness take Pulmonas. Their vapours soothe, heal, disinfect the whole of the breathing surfaces. Their magical relief comes quickly. Pulmonas 1/6 and 2/6.* EXTRACTS FROM A BANNED BOOK. A copy of a certain banned book published a century ago was lent subrosa to a prominent court official. “I got some good advice out of that book ” he remarked to a friend. ‘‘Somebody apparently used a small piece of newspaper as a bookmark and 1 noticed that one of the advertisements was advising smokers to try Bears’ Smoking Tobacco. Well, I did arid I ’vo never extracted a better bit of advieo from a banned book before! You should try it, too. It s a delicious blend, and only 8d per oz, loose. Also in handy packets, loz. 9<L 2oz Is fid.—Advt.