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ONLY A C<JLD. A LITTLE TALK TO BUSINESS MEN. "ONLY A COLD," Imt a man's head Is not clear for business. He may not be nlile to grasp the opportunity that he has waited {or sc long. His appearance is against him, too. With swollen face and reddened nose, he cannot meet his employer 6r business friend,with that look of confidence which inspires'tonfldence in return. Socially, he feels himself a nulsanco—almost an outcast. Hardly ill onough to compel him to abandon his engagements, lie moves about, the embodiment of physical distress, and only awakens the feeling of pity or disgust in his acquaintances. "ONLY A COLD," to which a man must not give in but must run the risk of more serious Ills by braving the weather, no matter how Inclement It may be. How many cases of pneumonia and other serious Illnesses, causing • the deaths of fathers of families, result yearly from "ONLY A COLD." "ONLY A COLD," but which others catch; It spreads through the family, the office, the club. There is only one Remedy which can lie relied upon to stop a cold, and Is powerful enough at the same time to arrest the development of much more serious allied diseases. The sensible and responsible business min of Autralla appreciate the value of such a remedy, and, as a result, thousands of bottles of Dr. Sneldon's New Discovery yearly pass over the counters of Chemists and Storekeepers of this land, and Into the hands of heads of families. Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery, 2s and 3s Cd. Obtainable everywhere. f KIDDIES AT PLAT. The day's play has a hundred chances for small mishaps. Every little hurt can be the beginning of more serious trouble, if not attended to at once. Germs, the scientists tell us, are always trying to enter the body, and no scratch or cut, no brulße, burn, or blister, can be too small to give them an opening. Wise mothers keep Rexona, the Rapid Healer, .it hand, and apply this soothing and antiseptic ointment at the first sign of Injury. It saves more pain and more doctors' bills than ony other Preparation on tha market. Obtainable everywhere

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Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1920, Page 2

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362

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1920, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1920, Page 2

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