UNLICENSED TRANSMITTERS Unlicensed transmitters are found elsewhere than in the ranks of radio fans. You meet them in train, bus and car, coughing and sneezing, scattering germs. Protect yourself against these dangers with Pulmonas. Pulmonas dissolved in the mouth release antiseptic vapours through which cold and ’flu germs cannot penetrate — Advt.
, 19st Wellington man reduced 2st and feeling fitter by taking Youth-O-Form; 6/6—L. F. Hogg, chemist.— Advt.
Bowels kept free from poisons by regularly eating Yeaston Tablets. — L. Hpgg. chemist.—Advt.
Brighten up your kitchen and use -invid Aluminium Ename.l Handy <ize tine. Sold by all Hardware Mer chants. —Advt
S HARLAND’S VINEGAR makes de iightful salads. So pure—so piquant and strong. Always stipulate SHAR- 1 LAND’S. All grocers. In bottle or bulk. —Advt
I local Business Men! Advertisements in this Newspaper sharpen the Public’s appetite for Local Goods. Use this opportimitfADVFRJISE/
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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 May 1931, Page 10
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