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Hokitika Guardian, 4 August 1932, Page 2

NINE COLDS IN ONE WINTER Nine colda in one winter was the record of an Auckland shop assistant tast year. This year this young laJy says she is going to be free of colds altogether. She has learnt the value of Pulmonas, the sure prevention against winter ailments. Ask for pulmonas. In tins Is 6d and 2s 6d everywhere

11HE AMERICAN HEART “It is not only against the material consequence of this decade of drift and hallucination, but against the essence of its spirit, that the best and bravest among us Americans are to-day in revolt. They are looking for new leaders, for men who are truthful and resolute and eloquent in the conviction that the American destiny in to ■'•b© free and magnanimous, rather than complacent and acquisitive; they are looking for leaders "'ho will talk to the people not about two-car garages and a bonus, but about their duty, and about th: sacrifices they must make, and about tiro discipline they must impose upon themselves, and about their responsibility to the world and to posterity, 'about all those things which make a ne'-ple seU-rc-peeting, serene and confident. May they not look in vain." Mr Walter Lippmann, in “Time and Tide.”

Grey lvair is' a sign of age! Rarhef {Hair Tonic re-vita Uses roots and brings back colour and lustro. 3s 6d W. h. Williams, Chemist.—Advt.