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Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 December 1939, Page 5

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CHURCH SERVICE INTERRUPTED. A regrettable disturbance occurred in a city church. A man was overcome witii coughing, and had to be helped out. Fortunately, someone offered him Pulmonas. They acted like magic. The cough stopped al once. Never afterwards was he without. Pulmonas. the soothing, antiseptic pastilles that destroy the bacteria of coughs, colds and 'tin. I'-, 1 G and 2/G. Chemists and stores. 2