a difficult job: “Don’t Know how I’ll get through today!” said the train-guard . . . “my throat’? just raw, and I’ve no voice at all. ’ “Here!” said his wife. “Put Puirnonas in your pocket and take them often!” He did! j His cold was checked and his throat eased i by the strong healing germicidal vapours. I “Marvellous!” lie said. “Puirnonas for me I . . . always!” All chemists and stores I keep Puirnonas, 1/i, 1/7 and 2/7. (2)
TAKE THE "LEAD" FEELING OUT OF YOUR LEGS Get More Oxygen la Yonr Blood and Get tka Pep tbat Sends Yon Bounding Up tke Stair* “he, L... er.v part of your system. Without enough oxy|ay Su#- S'oT'rt c«rThi'HHSul mnaTrfn™’ m.W SSL L)r. Williams* I'ink Tills today at your chemist or store and see for yourself how quickly this time-proven blood-builder will help give
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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21227, 25 September 1940, Page 4
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