Page 5 Advertisements Column 4

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16406, 28 December 1918, Page 5

CHURCH SERVICES. Manv an interesting sermon is sadly interrupted by incessant coughing • ami clearing of throats. In fairness to tho congregation as a whoiC, sufferers from throat troubles should invariably gargle soothing and healing "Fluenzol" before church time. •

— For TOOTHACHE Insert— I on e or two drops of full-strength. 8 For Conebs, Colds. Catarrh andJJore I Throats dilute to a pint by adding fi

I a gift the " Swan" , ' Pen is useful, appreciable and lasting. It meets a need and fulfils a, purpose. It is needed by the soldier, the sailor and the nurse on Active Service. It is most acceptable to men- and women "carrying on" in business. The professional man, the student, the school boy—they need "Swan" Pens, too. "Swan" Pens as Gifts. The "Swan" 'Pen is easy to buy, easy to pack and easy to send. A suitable nib may be selected to suit your friend's hand—this can be pretty accurately decided by a sight of some handwriting. NEW ZEALAND PRICES: From IS/- upwardsSOLD BY STATIONERS''AKD JEWELLERS. Illustrated Catalogue post jree on request. MABIE, TODD & CO. LTD., London, Eng., Manchester, Paris, Zurich, Toronto, &c. Sydney (wholesale only) —255 a George Street. Associate House —New York and Chicago.