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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1927, Page 23

Dust behind the Nose.—Grit and dust at this time of the year irritate the delicate membranes at the back of the nostrils and the throat, and are responsible for colds in the hoad and similar complaints. Quick relief and an early cure arc obtainable by breathing Comenthol, obtainable from chemists. It very quickly heals the inflamed membranes.—Advt. * Too old at forty does not apply to the man who takes hia daily morning dose of Stevens 'a Health Salt—the salt that sweetens life. Its kindly action flushes the system, purifies the blood, and keeps one clear-eyed, active, and alert to a ripe old age. Don't be too old at forty—coinpionce the "Stevens" Health Habit to-day. Sold by all chemists and stores at 2/6 bottle.—Advt. Married and done for and settled for life, Somebody's darling is somebody's wife; 'Tor better, for worse" is never a joke, Blokes are no good, but you must have a bloke. Then come relations to fuss round and pry, Giving advice tho' they seldom know whyOne sensible thing they advise, be sure, "Always take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure." —Advt. ',