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Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1926, Page 1

'PULMONA S” PINCHED. but the mate was forgiven. A tally-clerk on the Auckland wharves was given a packet of 1 ulraonas by a thoughtful friend. He took only one. But then the mate took the tin and handed,them round to his friends who were suffering from coughs and cold. They all felt better. More and more people these days are relying on Pulmonas to keep off coughs, colds and ’flu. Many folk ~rry a tin, and by taking a Pulmona .evteral- times a day, protect their hroat and lungs from infection. Even he school teachers in Dunedin and Christchurch are. issuing them to their Hipils. , Antiseptic vapours released bv suckntr a Pulmona. gently scour out all di;ease gems lurking in the breathing passages. Tho membranes are strenghened to figlit infection. Rend for free sample Pmlmonas endosing 3d in stamps. Write the Manufacturers,. Stacey'Bros. Ltd., P.O. Box 17 Newmarket, Auckland. All chemist's and stores Is 6d, double size 2s bd. Hiy are the poor so poor and sad? Hiv are the rich so seldom glad? Hiy do the sports-crowds push and shove? Vliv does the lover fall in love. Thy do we each look prim and meek Then of another’s sins we speak. Vl,v do some folks had coughs endure Vithout Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Don’t forget to get that bottle oi Nazal.” Only Is 63 for 60 doses, nd it really, does nip a cold “ m the