ALL TIMES ARE INFLUENZA TIMES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 228, 24 September 1918, Page 3

ALL TIMES ARE INFLUENZA TIMES.

Spring, Autumn, Sumnier, Winter—it's all the same to inllucnza. It ir. with us all the time —but \l won't be with you lonjr if you act ■• Tu?eicura. v This rcliabli: remedy is : . s.i,MHii-c invention by ;i i|iialiii(<d pharmacist. It, L-ontains no harmful <lru:r-. .-in.l ran Ie i given with tihsolutc >afi;iv to childron [am! adults alike. j When it loiius to the (|iiostion ~B ' efTeetivenrss, ■• " i>. uncquallpd. Jt doesn't take more than on.' dosn to commem-p Et« work oi relief, and it quickly allays a ll the pain and Biifferinff incidental to influenza. Clears tin- head oT :ill etuftineps. cases the throat iniiKflc«, drives away those arhing influenza pains, :tnd renew* the -ood' spirits of th« patient. Tlio i-onrtjtutfon ri-pains it J svasted dur'mg thp .our.-.. »t (he romplaint, ami soon you an- vonr |"i-:ime el! self a-jnin." j Don't wait until inHucnza strikes v.»i. I Have •' Tussicurn " liandy. Rottlcs'.-osl I only ]/Q ny 2/tl at moat c-hemists ..r i stores.—(Ad.)