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Hokitika Guardian, 17 April 1926, Page 2

THEN SHE TRIED "PULMONAS.” Catarrh was the cause of her trouble. A slight chill always brought on an awful cold, with coughing, which of course, iiiade her throat raw and painful. She tried many ‘cures’ to kill the infection and stop these constant colds, for her health was beginning to break under tlie severe strain. Nothing she tried had any effect until she bought a tin of Pulmonas. The first Pulmonn pastille soothed her throat considerably—the second relieved the soreness altogether, and by sucking a Pulmona every few hours she thereafter quickly lust sore throat, cough, cold and eventually the cause of the trouble—Catarrh—succumbed to the antiseptic onslaughts of the germ-kill-ing vapours, In Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarseness and Laryngitis, Pulmoitas are a. tested standby. . . . . f A generous free sample packet or l’ulmonas will be mailed to. you on recciltt of 3d in Stamps, Write to iho manufacturers, Stacey Bros., Ltd., Box 17, Newmarket, Auckliiiid, Pulmonas. at chemists and si ores Js (id. double size 2s Gd,—4,

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