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Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1926, Page 2

THE BUSINESS MAN’S FRIEND. pulmonas always handy. The Malinger of a. largo Wellington business house realises that time away from work is money lost, so he takes plenty of Pulmonas to protect himself against the prevailing epidemic of coughs, colds and influenza. He keeps a tin at the office and another at home. He says: “I would never be without Pulmonas. They’re worth pounds to me. Pounds saved in doctor’s hills—pounds saved by being constantly on the job at the office.’ The simple act of sucking a Pulmona is sufficient to release powerful antiseptic vapours. These are inhaled uitli each breath to the deepest recesses of the throat and lungs. Thorough protection is thus formed against all bronchial complaints. Write today for a generous free sample packet of Pulmonas to the Manufacturers, Messrs Stacey llros., Ltd.. P.O. Pox 17. Newmarket, Auckland. Pulmonas at Chemists and stores Is Gd and 2s (id a tin.

PIPE LIGHTED AFTER CIGARETTE XO NEED WITH ‘ ‘CM ESTER FIELDS” • THEY SATISFY.'” You know the feeling. You smoke a cigarette but get no satisfaction—then out comes the old pipe for a real smoke. No need for the “ after pipe ” if you smoke a “ Chesterfield ” Cigarette—it’s line, full flavour will give as much smoke pleasure as your pipe—they satisfy. Make acquaintance with “Chesterfield ” C igarettes without delay—they will become vour regular friends.“Chesterfields” are made of the finest leaf grown, by an independent company, the Liggett and .Myers Tobacco Co.. I’.S.A.. who also make “ Granger,” the cool, long-smoking pipe tobacco. “ Chesterfields ” are sold bv all tobaceonistss in tins of fifty as well as packets of ten and twenty. Wholesale from all merchants or Har- ; old Lightliand Ltd.. Christchurch). —7.