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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 302, 16 August 1932, Page 2

No Extravagaiice? "1/6 spent on a tin of Fulmonas is no extravagance," said the young lady. "Why, last winter I had a very severe attack of 'flu, took a few Pulmonas and was on my feet again in no time. Now I keep a tin always ready for the first sign of a cold." Pulmonas 1/6 and 2/6 chemists and stores. i _ ; Besf'* the flowing bowl, come sit with ; me; Heed not the ICoran; it is naught to thee. One soothing draught of nectar gives more bliss ' Than all the rapture of an houri's kiss. Dife's fleeting span is meant for hours of joy, When doubts and dogmas add no sour alloy, And for our colds we certain ease assure With treasured Woods' Great Peppermint Cure 9 Sniff up & Gargle Warm Fluenzol to soothe inOaination of the throat and nasal oassaoes and drive away colds and sorethrbats. For INFLUENZA swallow FLOESlOL Thin babies, §1 pale babies, i babies that are not "getting on" — »n most cases they need the strengthening help of Lane's Emulsion. JLane s is the perfect Emulsion — nice to take and EASILY digested. The little one quickly takes inro its system Nature's wonder vitamins (A and D)— and gets the benefi. dt once in ttie shape of those rdsy cheeks and plump titri bs that so delight a motfier's hefirt. Put baby rrr. m f-nn on Lane's I ^ —and baby S -IhTali J[ — EMDLSION^