A CENSUS OF SNEEZES Sitting in the theatre the other night, the writer was less struck by the programme than by the abnormal number of sneezes. Not tentative “first time ” sneezes,’ but strong, insistent, unhealthy sneezes—colds that had taken fiul charge of folks’ noses and made them for the time irresponsible for the interruptions they caused. Each sneeze was a belated reminder that each separate cold should have been killed when it was born. _ The merest sniff suggests an immediate dose of MIM And Marshall’s Influenza Mixture purely has a place now on every medicine shelf—some, handy corner in every home. Summer, winter, autumn, spring—for the past forty years MIM has checked the direst coughs and 'the most miserable colds. Taken in time, it kills colds immediately. Try it; got a bottle to-day at your chemist or store. If either have run out of stocks write direct to Marshall’s Proprietary, Ltd., 450 Mofay place, Dunedin.—[Advt.'J
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Evening Star, Issue 19712, 12 November 1927, Page 24
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155Page 24 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 19712, 12 November 1927, Page 24
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