COLDS THAT "HANG ON."

Evening Star, Issue 16777, 4 July 1918, Page 3

COLDS THAT "HANG ON."

PEPS PEMOVE TTTETR GRTP A\D WARD OFF LUNG TROUBLE'. It's the cold that "h-iru's on" with irritating persistency (Jiat weakens the lungs and causes permanent chest weakness. Breathable Peps tablets are a boon, because they prevent colds hanging oil. Mrs Francis King, 104 Newman street, Newtown, Sydney, writes : "In my younger days I was very subject to violent colds. I remember one attack when I was 16 years of age. I could not shake it off, and for three months it bung on to me. and I was afraid it was settling on my lungs permanently. I tried all sorts of remedies to get rid of the tightness on the chest, arid allay the bronchial irritation that brought on violent fits of coughing. On account of the severe straining caused by y cough I became quite weak. My throat was sore and my lungs very congested. Happily, I was induced to try Peps. . "Peps loosened the phlegm, which then came away very easily, nud I began to sbako the' cold off rapidly. So pleased was I at the effect of tlvs '-emedv that I kept on with Peps until the soreness in my throat had quite gone away n.nd mv cold was completely better. Since this t have ne ,r er had such a violent cold ; indeed, I-ifelv I have never suffered from colds at all.'' ■ I Peps are the unequalled remedy for coughs. coVis. sore throat, larvng'tis. bronrl"'t;s. asthma, influenza cough, "officer's throat " wheeriness. night cough, whooping cough, and croup. Peps are sold by all chen ,; sts and at Is 6d or 3s a box. F«n.d Austratnn depot, the Peps Co., 39 Pitt street. Sidney—[Advt.]