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Evening Star, Issue 19263, 31 May 1926, Page 10

SIMPLE IDEAS MAY MEAN FORTUNYS. SIR JOSfAH MASON, inventor of the common steel, pan, made an enormous fortune from its simple idea. You may have an idea equally marketable. Get expert advice on it---how to protect it, how to turn it into money. Henry H tghes, Lid. (Directors, \V. E. Hughes and J. T. Hunter, Regd. Patent Attorneys), 157. Feathers)on street. Wellington. Local Agent: J. H. Thompson, A.M.F. Buddings, Dunedin.

CHRONIC PHTHISIS SUFFERER. ON THE WAY TO COMPLETE RECOVERY. An Army hosp tal ei-nurse writes: “ For many years I have suffered from phthisis, both lungs being affected. 1 o.m now considered a chronic case. My great, trouble durins the last two years has been the steady increase of sputum, reaching latterly eight drachms per day. Two months ago I tried Pultnonas, and since then have taken eight daily. The sputum has gradually decreased during that period to one drachm daily. I firmly bcl eve that by continuing to take Pulinonas regularly I fhail be entirely free.” Pultnonas are scientifically compounded pastilles wh ch, when placed in the mouth, give off powerful , antiseptic vapors that penetrate to all parts of the respiratory tract. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, all come under the healing influence of these wonderful vapors. Get. a tin from your chemist or storekeeper to-day. Parse tin 2s fid, small tin Is 6d: or send for generous free sample, enclosing 3d in stamps. W.ite the manufacturers, Stacey Bros., Ltd., Box 17, Newmarket, Auckland.—[Ad vt 1