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Hokitika Guardian, 18 December 1931, Page 3

25 YEARS AGO Even twenty-five years ago Pulmonas were hnown throughout New Zealand as a sure remedy for coughs and colds. To-day these handy pastilles are still used by young and old for bronchial ailments. Experience has taught that nothing else is quite so good. Pulmonas— obtainable everywhere, l s 6d and ,2s 6d a tin.—Advt.

GUARD THE CHILDREN’S HEALTH Any day of the year children are liable to • .become over-heated, and subsequently ■ take a chill. They are also .liable to pick up a cold or influenza . from a, playmate. Watch closely for unduly heightened temperature loss' of appetite, dullness, or any . sign . of a cold. Minimise the chance, of serious developments ana ensure rapid recovery ‘by Baxter’s • at.onbe. ~ . . / J&axtetfs is; most pleasant and most effective as proved by sixty years of preference. Is 6d, 2s 6d and 4s 6d, at all chemists and stores.

Ay beautiful- range of Art Silk Curtain •Nfets, ,f and fadeless curtain nets” are npw opening out at Schroder and Co ; tt '-'vill, t© .to your advantage to call •early, as they are ‘marked at a price to suit;.the .most fastidious.—Advt. • fragrance of an old English garden', imprisoned for your delight of, clearest' crystal. No 52 water. Stopper and sprinkler tops'." 2s 6d to 18s 6d. All chem-