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Evening Star, Issue 19725, 28 November 1927, Page 14

THAMPERS TAKE PULMONAS. “ Always take Pulmonas,” advises a Wellington tramper. Hot days and chilly nights start, a cold very easily. Pulmonas “nip it in the bad. Soothe the throat, too, on dry dusty roads. Instantly relieves Coughs, Influenza,ete All stores, Is Gel and 2s 6d.— r Advt.l \ certain church warden has his own methods of dealing with cases of doubtful charity. One Sunday morning lie was on his way round with the plate, and at last reached a. man of questionable generosity. The latter, remembering that it is liner that one should not publish one’s good deeds too widely, concealed his donation m Ins fist and reached for the plate, whereupon the churchwarden, withdrawing it before he could roach it, said in a stern whisper: “Give it to me, sir. One has just come off my waistcoat.”