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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 28, 2 August 1927, Page 14

DANGER FOB DANCEES. The sudden change from a heated dance ball to the cold outside atmosphere is a frequent cause of colds and chills. The trouble is easily overcome | by inhaling "Nazol" or taking a few drops on sugar. "Nazol" is penetrating, and prompt and sure in action. CO doses cost Is (id. Get a bottle to-day. i —Advt, THE MEMBERSHIP OF A CERTAIN SMOKING CLUB. It gives us pride to learn, about the growing membership of the Auckland branch of the Edgeworth Club. One of the organisers, Mr. W. A. Jones, writes: "Having been a smoker for tho past twenty-six years, I have never come across any tobacco to compare with Edgeworth. It is a pleasure to smoke, does not affect tho health in any waywhatsoever, and is most cooling and tasty to the palate. Everyone I come m conversation with that is a smoker, I always introduce Edgeworth and, if possible, offer them a pipeful. Once mors I say it is a tobacco lit for anyone to smoke." Good tobacconists sell Edgeworth at Is lid a full 2 oz. tiu and with latest vacuum packing. Barlow Bros., Christehureh, are the N.Z. Distributors.—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure—First aid'for coughs, colds, influenza.—Advt. KHEUMATISU, THE ENEMY OF YOUTH. The years wear on—and many -..-omen wear with them. Good health counteracts the passing years, but Rheumatism is an insidious, ageing, crippling foe that makes good health a longed-for blessing and not a reality. Thert is n > need to suffer from Rheumatism, T.hich arises from excess uric acid — when Rheumo will bring relief, ivheumo goes to the roo of tho trouble—the only effective way. Of all chemists, ■is Cd per large bottle. 285 Toothache cured at once with Barraclough's Magic Nervine. Is 6d. Corns' No cure so speedy an easy as Progandra. Is 6d.—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, for Ink -fluenza .Qolds.-—Advt. . .