NAZOIj FOE CONVALESCENTS. The convalescent influenza-patient, un less he lakes precautions, is a danger to every person he meets. Everyone recovering from Influenza or pneumonia should frequently inhale through a handkerchief sprinkled with a drops of NAZOE, and when sneezum or coughing should eovor both mouth and nose with a handkerchief so piepared. NAZOL is a powerful, non-irn-taut, safo gormicido. Only Is lid everywhere.
Mrs Irving lias just landed an assort meat of leather work, music: eases, wa Ms, ladies hand hags, and knittmj ba t Ts. Also reward books, Chiistmn stationery and cards, and toys, all suit ~1,1,. for the Christmas trade.—AdU. Motor Car Tvrea that give splondr service on roads of even tho worst tpyc ore tho renowned North British Clmche Cross. Use them for satisfaction an economy. Havwnrd Bros, and Co., TJ< CmVistchureh, Wholesale TUstributois.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 December 1918, Page 3
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138Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 28 December 1918, Page 3
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