CITY SCHOOL TEACHERS. OTYE PUIAfOXAS TO PUPILS. The other day, the firm that does the advertising for Pulmonas, received the following telegram from its Dunedin Branch : “ Pulmonas having great run here. School teachers giving them to pupils. Same report from Christchurch.” What a wonderful tribute to Pulmonas! Everyone recognises their value for coughs, colds and influenza! The ’flu’s greatest enemy! These days, ’flit germs are floating round everywhere—it is necessary to disinfect the throat and lungs to render the delicate membranes impervious to germs of infection. And the simplest, most effective way to accomplish this is to use Pulmonas freely.. The moment a Pulmona is placed in the mouth, powerful antiseptic vapours are given off—these are inhaled with each breath. The throat and lungs are freshened and purified and ready to meet and defeat infection. Take Pulmonas freely for all sorts of bronchia] complaints. In handy, easy-to-carrv tms— X s fid and 2s 6d . Chemists.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 September 1926, Page 1
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155Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Hokitika Guardian, 2 September 1926, Page 1
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