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Evening Star, Issue 18532, 15 January 1924, Page 3

Aboard tho Jlarama a prominent. Australian developed septic throat, which wae, however, promptly relieved by gargling Fhicnzol. Ail chemists and stores, Is 6a and 2s 6d.—[Advt.J “ Well, Jock,” said tie minister, meeting that worthy in the street, “I see. from the papers this morning that the parish your brother lives in has gone ‘dry.’” ‘‘Aye, verra true, sir,” responded Jock with a slow shake of his head, “I had a letter from -him tellin’ mo a’ abbot it this mornin’, and, would ye believe it, sir, the stamp was stuck on wi’ & pin.” A jrian in a state of great agitation rushed into the ” silver ring " at a big race meeting. “ Hars off, hats off!” he shoutoi, and the somewhat , surpriseo specie tors a utomatically obeyed him. “Whit’s up?” inquired one of the hat' less /punters. “Is the King coming?” “ Not as far as I know,” answered the agitated one, “ but I’ve just been welshed by a bald-headed bookie.” j To fprevent a cold “ getting hold of you,” take “NAZOL” on sugar, or inhale i 1 at-'Mitervals. Its effects are simply