Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24411, 24 September 1940, Page 3

WOLFE Wolfe's Schnapps, hot with lemon at bedtime. TACKS FOR TEA! '-// * 0 *& Raw, pricking throat! A torment to Swallow! Have Quick relief , with Pulmonas ,J Life's a misery until you take Pulmonas ... at once they begin their pleasant, quick relief. As the pastille dissolves, the healing medicated vapours penetrate deeply throughout the respiratory system. Germs of cold or 'flu are destroyed soreness is ihealed. Singers and public speakers find Pulmonas unequalled for quick relief, and for keeping the voice clear and resonant. Use Pulmonas always for bronchitis, laryngitis, asthma, catarrh arid all general chest and throat troubles. Never be without Pulmonas—always treat a cough or cold early. GET A HANDY POCKET TIN OF 'n T&r, i/-, i/6, 2/6 #s•'<"■ Chemists and Stores I/iff ""sj. Everywhere "('" ST/ "~ V® >;-; -i«^S " N *j>3 ■Ts»'»rZ? i viA C' m & m m m x m Af <>-- s« 3* -^ 3S ** x -v: x s: Concession for Sports Parties ■'. Cheap Transport By Rail Any athletic or sporting party of not less than six adult members having matches or games to play away from home should take advantage of the low rail fares specially provided for them. To obtain this concession, which provides for travel in first class carriages at second class rates, or alternatively in second class carriages at three-quarters the ordinary second class fare, it is necessary only to submit, in reasonable time beforehand, a formal application to the nearest Stationmaster, Business Agent, or District Manager. No Strain in the Train