WHEN YOU'RE COLD AND TIRED. Nothing will buck you up like a hot tod of J.D.IC.Z. Gin. Dispels fatigue banishes Rheumatism and Gout.' Unanimously recommended by the medical profession. Look for the While Heart label on the Square Bottle.—Advt. WET FEET MEAN COLDS. Unless nipped in the bud. a cold is sure tn develop from wet feet. After a soaking, or a sudden change of temperature, take Nazol. This penetrating prompt remedy doesn't give the cold'a chance-. The trouble is beaten before it" Sets a grin. Bo prepared—got n U 6d' buttltt of Nasal to-ds^.—AdTfe»
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 119, 23 May 1925, Page 13
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