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Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1927, Page 1

EXTRACTS FROM A BANNED BOOK. A copy of a certain banned book published a century ago was lent sub-vosa to a prominent court official. ■■ I got some good advice out of that hook.” he remarked to a friend. ‘•Somebody apparently used a small piece of newspaper as a bookmark, and I noticed that one of the advertisements was advising smokers to try Hears’ Smoking Tobacco. "Well. I ditl. and I’ve never extracted a better hit of advice from a banned book before! You should try it. too. It’s a delicious blend, and only 8d per oz. loose. Also in handy packets, loz. i>d.. 2oz. Is (id.—-Advt.

treat sore throats promptly THIS WEATHER. During wintry weather a sore throat will rapidly develop into something worse, if not taken in time. Cany a tin of Pnlmonas with you and at the first ' tickle' or soreness pop a pastille into your mouth. The simple act ot slicking one of these potent pastilles is sufficient to release powerful antiseptic, vapours. These are inhniWl with each hroath. deep into the lungs—-soothing, healing. and strengthening them against further attack. The free use of Pnlmonas affords protection against winter’s ills—Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Influenza, etc. They provide instant relief: free the breathing. and cut the phlegm. Invaluable to speakers and singer* for clearing the voice. Sold in tins Is fid and -S fid. At all ( hemists and Stores.

Tn cold, damp weather, always keep “ Xazol ” handy. Take some drops on sugar, or inhale occasionally. The surest, safeguard. GO doses Is Gd. • Advt.