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Evening Star, Issue 19549, 6 May 1927, Page 10

The fortnightly meeting of Court Pride of the Leith, A.0.F., was held on Wednesday last, when the C.R., Bro. R. S. Twose, presided over a large gathering of members. A feature of the meeting was the attendance of many P.C.R.’s, it being their night, and much pleasure was expressed at the largo number of past officers present. Early in the evening the officers vacated the chairs, which were then filled by the past officers, and the busiless carried on. These old officers were changed round at frequent intervals. Several suggestions were put forward for the welfare and better working of the court by the past officers, and were well received. The district secretary gave an interesting report of his recent visit to Christchurch, where he attended the annual meeting of the Canterbury United District. Harmony was contributed by Bros. 0. S. Hawes and A. C. Skinner, and a successful “ community sing ” was also held. The meeting closed with supper. “ CURED MY CATARRH ”

A Paramatta resident writes: — “The result of the sample tin of Pulmonas you sent me was.marvellous. I then bought a tin. This cured my Catarrh, and now I would never be without them, for they warm every corner of your throat and nostrils by their vapors. They even protect one from the wintry cold in the early hours of the morning. . . .” Pulmonas nro scientifically compounded pastilles that, as they dissolve in the mouth, release powerful antiseptic vapors—vapors that soothe, heal, and strengthen the throat and lungs. Invaluable for giving quick relief in cases of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, and throat and chest complaints. At' all Chemists and Stores, In small tins Is Gd, and double size 2s Cd.— [Advt.]

Even the man who married for looks •usually gets them when he comes home late to dinner.