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Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1931, Page 8

G'eanse your Bowels naturally by eating Yeaston Tablets. Non-habit forming: W. E!' Williams, Chemist.— Advt. Bromides are dangerous! Avoid them. .Eat Yeaston Tablets which are free from drugs and chemicals. W. E. Williams, Chemist.—Advt. Catarrh of stomach yields to Yeaston Tablets which nullify poisonous store-, tions. W. E. Williams, Chemist. — Advt. Feeling only half-well? Faulty elinir ination the cause. Eat Yeaston Tablets for new health W. E. Williams, Chemist.—Advt. i• • • ■; jVlothers nursing babies should ear Yeaston Tablets for better health. W. E. Williams, Chemist.—Advt.

“PUDOR ” “Most of us,” Mr Hilaire Belloo writes, “have been in. tiie mood to vvite them, and none, or hardly any, of us have written them. How many of those who read these lines can hontlv say that they have never been i i the mood to write their lives? I’m sure J have. And how many can so much as say that they have begun the task? I’m sure T haven’t. Now wn |At of ns k"ow the reason and, take it full and by, it is one of the. few tlvnsrs to be honoured in our nature. It is ‘p"d°r’ a word for which, thanks to the completely mod--sp--> oualitv of Fnorlish, there is no modern equivalent; it is that e’j-'innnt of salvation which prevents us from singing at the top of onvoices in railway epmag^s—at 1 ris’ when there are strangers condemHe' 1 i-i t'ip q;iT)ip to\. \v.s nreserve a lutl v shrine; we keen a little hedged held, are (for onc.e) .to lm commended.”

THE FIRST CHILL BREATH. Shorter days, and colder nights presage the first chill breath of winter. The danger season with its colds, coughs and ’flu will soon be threatening. Assure yourself of protection Carry Pulmonas. Take them after exposure. Pulmonas ward off coming chills. They ease and soothe. Ask for Pulmonas. In the handy tins Is 6d and 2s 6'd.—Advt.