KEEP PEPS ALWAYS HANDY

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1174, 8 July 1911, Page 10

KEEP PEPS ALWAYS HANDY

4 BOOX FOE ALL CLASSES AND AT ALL AGES. '. You cannot, treat a role! too .'soon, and oxnerienco proves that, the Peps method is the perfectly natural, sate, and certain way of curing and brushing aside, till complications. ■ ~ ... , Don't go out in bad weather without a few Peps in your pocket, and so have them handy when an attack of sneezing gives warning of a fresh cold. •/" Don't start on a (rain journey or a rule across open country without a box ot Pep* The risk of chill through the cold wind or dampness is very dangerous, while the ever-present draughts in a train make your chest and lungs particularly susceptible. Don't forget to keep a box of Peps at vour bedside, and the nasty cough which keeps you awake at nights will be promptly got rid of. The significant morning cough, which so often speaks o deep-seated lung trouble, is best treated with the pure volatile essences in I ops. Don't fail to keep Peps always handy in the nurserv or children's room. Iliesc wonderful little tablets will save mothers many an anxious hour by bringing easo and rest to liltlo sufferers from colds, whooping cough or croup. Don't forget, whenever you go to concert, theatre, ball, or public meeting, to (>-„ n w «f v •■<»• ■•«" • ' ' '.Don't forget that lor oiu ioiks reps ar legacv of comfort, for they stop Ilia exhausting cough, and thus preservo tin 'strength that is so precious in old age. ' Keep' Peps always handy wherever you are, for one never knows what perilous 'infection of influenza, colds, or sore throat may be carried about by pcoplo we are constantly coming in contact with. Peps, the unique pine-air medicine insolid tablet form, are sold by all chemists and stores at-Is, Cd. .and 3s. per bos.— Advt. ■• " -