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Hokitika Guardian, 8 December 1928, Page 2

A PULMONIAN DOG. Aunt Jean was telling a friend tin other day about a little happening witl what she described as a Puhnoninn dog. But the lady was mixing he! words. No doubt you can readily set she is an enthusiastic user of Pul monas, unequalled lor quick relict lo coughs and colds, etc. Pu lino via s, It fid and 2s fid at chemists.

Fancy printed art silks, georgettes, crepes—gay, colourful, diaphanous—are in great profusion at McKay’s. To the lover of pretty things, their charm will he most inviting for summer days. Prices most reasonable.—Advt. Salads are crisp and delicious when served with Slmrland’s Table \ inegar. Brewed from pure cane sugar. Free from mineral acids. In bulk and

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