WHEN THE CHILDREN CtfUGH! J IT'S A SORE SIGN THEY NEED REPS. There is nothing like Peps for strengthening the little ones' chests and protecting their delicate throats from germ attacks. Quite apart from their exceptional medicinal qualities Peps are favourites of children. They are nico to suck and they are free from harmful drugs. On tlie slightest sign of a cold five jour child, a Pep or two and eco ow quickly tho trouble disappears Tho invention, of Peps really removes a/heavy weight of care from tho minds of anxious mothers and nurses. Tho Peps treatment is not only absolutely unique, but it is so entirely froe from dangeronsand destructive narcotics usually found in liquid cough medicines, that Peps may be given, to the youngest and most delicate child with perfect safety. Dosing babies with common cough mixtures, syrupy lung medicines, greasy mixtures of indigestible oils and fata, and sleep-producing medieineG loaded with deadly drugs, is only laying the foundation of a sickly and debilitated constitution. On the other hand, Peps are breathed direct into tho lnnga and ohest, healing and strengthening the sore and weakened tissues, loosening and expelling phlegm and all impurities, and destroying (ho germs of cheat disease. Give Feps to the children freely, and they will be keptfreo from colds, croup, whooping cough, infantile bronchitis, and all such troubles. Peps are fold by all chemistfi and etores at Is. 6d. or 3s. per box, or' can bo obtained by mail at same prices direct from C. B. Fulford (Aw.) Ltd., 33 Pitt! Street, Sydney.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3120, 26 June 1917, Page 7
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