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Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 76, 26 September 1941, Page 7

ft,g f ' PULMONAS^ REUEVE COUGHS-COLDS-FLU-BRONCHITIS- fig CATARRH-SORE THROAT Etc mffifTl • HERE IS THE PROOF JS^/r 4sl Barptriments recently car- f* aW^kl ried out in a leading labora- Bess^9& /^JBHi tory definitely ahowtd tint |HH9^^Bp^^HH*]^fl| A B when «p«tum iwb bnmght JBHEEIjSCESHSI into contact With Pulmonasjoff germs (bacteria) wen compUtely destroyed. Sec the proof in tbe micro-photo plates illustrated—(A) shows sputum teeming with germs and (B) all terms destroyed alter oontaet with Pulmonas. Potaaooas act by a-Way Relief—r. by /^tt^^^^^^ Inhalation through the breading {sewages, and Xby Jl^HK^e^H Abaotption through the blood stream. mHRHL^bI The powerful, yet soothing, antiseptic properties in j|^HSj|||^^^l Pulnmnas act at once by this a-Way Relief. At the J^^Hi|3^^^H first sign of a cold Polmonas should be placed, on the ,*|^^^H^|^^^^B tongue and slowly dJssotrecL ' <<]^99^IIb^L^b^bV Carry a tin always with you "^^^^^v. mßmMj^^^^^^B for immediate use, > JM THROAT" ip^afl^B^B^B^B^Lw £Mr Send him a tin of Pulmonas fi^jfl* to combat irritation caused ■gEMISreW JpgPZT% ty the sumnaer germ-laden flHßra^|^HH|^^f is Tine, I/!, 1/7, 2/7 |. " . ■ i .i i ——.———». i I, The Golden Rule of Health '^r ilv worth a m^m mMJm 1 I^^ auiNEA a iox j I BMBBBBsMtMflaflßllalftia»trfii'iif>TTr>^»i«iri ■ a^v fHAHttMBfIF ! BJBJBJBJBJBgBJgfI»PJBWW«ffSSBWB!wS>»WCW»SR ■■ rw^i^^^«^>^i— t |''•-^IJDAT PLANS I ' | TR^ZN TRAVEL IS BEST | 8 £ $ Although you may be one of many whose usual holiday & i^> arrangements will be afferted by present-day motoring . limitations, there is absolutely no reason foe abandCMiillg $> ft your holiday plans. TRAVEL BY TRAIN. ® ?: 8 $ Trains and railcars with their co-ordinated road services $ ►♦< can take you practically wherever you want to go .... d I** and you'll be agreeably surprised, too, at the cheapness, % p 4 : the safety, the comfort and the complete relaxation o£ rail ►J travel. M | COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE | i>*^iAig a ■/ ■ ■ jwijr> C^^^bb^bi^bH HOTELS, EESQRTS, TRANSPORT, MASTERTON MOTOR SERVICES^ ' MASTERTOM Dep. 6.30 a.m. (Monday only), 7.15 a.m., 9.45 aan, lpm.,* V4bL 7 p.m. Saturday—7.ls aJn., 9.45 a.m., 1 p.m^ 4 pjiJ. P^ WELLINGTON Dep. I.SO a.m. (for Napier), 2.30 a.m, 8.30 a.m^ l^o pan. 4 d* OOOKiNG OFFICES: Maaterton: Midland Garage (Tels. 1848, 1998). Carterton— vT^i* 116'^ 0011160*^?^,^ 1 *§'' ?«K hes ' Tobacconist (Tel. 203). (JreytownNicholrs Garage (Tel. 1C1). Featlieraton—Savage's Confectionery (T*L M 7). Wellington-Featheraton Street, opj>. GJ».O. (Tel, 42*222). ecwoner7 u%u ""• JENKINS MOTOK SERVICES, LTD, Head Office: MASTERTON. WELLINQJONPALMERSTON NORTH-NAPIER. r\AIL7 SERVICE: Cars depart^Wellington 0.43 a.m., arrive Palmwston North 1348 , P-m-S depart Patoerston North 1.15 b.m., arrire Napier 5.15 p.*.. and connect wiS rail-car 530 p.m. Wairoa and car to Gisborne. Cars depArt Wellington C.30 p.m! arnv« Palmerston^ North 6 p.m.; depw* Palmereton North 6.30 p.m., arrive Nanier 10.30 p.m. SUNDAYS: Depart Wellington 9 a .nl., depart PalmerstonTlorth ?S PM.; arrive Napifer 5.35^p.m, and connect 925 p.m. to Wairoa only by rail-car. Depart Wellington 2.30 p.m., depart Palmeretoii North 6.30 p.m.; arrive Napier 10 30 pm NEWMAN BROS (N. 1.) LTD. TRAVEL BY NEWMAN'S. Telephone 41-555 (after hours 51-556).