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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9652, 8 July 1919, Page 6

INFLUENZA ON 'TRANSPORTS. Relatives and friends of soldiers embarking should see that the boys have "Fluenzol," an. absolute safeguard against harmful microbes, external or internal; also, invaluable as a gargle, mouthwash, or dentifrice. Restricted canteen space has of late .largely reduced the supplies of Fluenzol available on Troopships.

There's nothing; to equal "NAZOL" for stopping coughs and colds,_ soothing sore throats, and banishing influenza. Good for oli? and young.

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