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Grey River Argus, 18 May 1943, Page 3

Hmlii 1 ' J 0 f ■— C O R-K O R g / J\| T I P S Y? I THE ARISTOCRAT ■ OF CIGARETTES DR.2M.14 J “How’s your cough tonight, son ?” . iff "y- ' “Gone, Daddy, HF7U thanks to Jfi Pulmonas” Coughs are relieved, and tired, sore Y'’ vocal chords soothed by Pulmonas, V 5 , W’ the famous antiseptic pastilles. Begin to suck Pulmonas slowly at the first ’ u sign of throat tickling or stuffy J head. Their powerful vapours kill the cold and ’flu germs before they penetrate deep into the air passages. / Always keep a tin handy. 5< STACEY BROS. LTD., Khyber Pass Rd., . 1 I : —2 “ The wartime v supply of e MUSTARD r depends on — shipping space ... The amount of mustard your storekeeper can hand H you to-day depends on shipping space and the needs kS of the troops in camp. When you do manage to get some mustard make H it last ! Mix just enough for each meal—and add that extra enjoyment with a dab of Colman's Mustard. H (otaans Mustard | M 23 H Our High-Class Quality Service Store will meet all Competition for Cask TEY US AFTD BE CONVINCED. m. McDonnell WHOLESALE & RETAIL WINE, SPIRIT & PROVISION MERCHANT. Tainni Street, :: :: :: Greymouth. ’Phone 121—•—■P.O. Box 88.