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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 152, 29 June 1926, Page 9

HAVE VO ' ANY. Throat and chest troubles are again very prevalent. Too keep coughs and colds away, to ease breaming, to soothe throat soreness, Have you Pulmonas? They are quick to relieve, handy, you can carry tnem always with you to prevent incipient colds and ward oIT ches; troubles. Pulmonas for coughs, colds, innuenza, etc. 1/6 and 2/6. — (Ad.)

Princess Ileana, the seventeen-year-old daughter of the King and Queen of Rumania, is letting her hair grow, preparatory to making her debut. She is one of the few members of European royalty who bowed to the universal custom and permitted the royal barber to shear her locks into an up-to-date bob. For to-morrow only (Wednesday) Sneddens, in Symonds Street, have arranged for a wonderful 29/11 bargain in costumes, frocks and coats. Exclusive garments, and worth three times more than the price quoted. Two big windows displaying some of these models will be on view this evening.—(Ad.) Influenza germs lodge in the mouth and nose—use Nazol freely and it will destroy them. —(Ad.) Furnishings for every home, cheapest prices wher'er you roam, cash or terms. Furnish Eaei Store, Karangahape Rd. Ad Milne and Choyce's sale, the greatest buying time of the year, commences on Friday, the "long day."—(Ad.) Smith and Caughey's Great Winter Clearance Fair now proceeding. All goods reduced to clearance prices.— (Ad.)