I was stuffed with CATARRH I but Karsote cleared ! up every trace Here Is a letter A ( that ought to be M read by every Catarrh sufferer | “ I had Catarrh for i three years, and though I tried several remedies ! they all failed to do me any good. At fast I sow Karsote advertised, and made up my mind to try It. I had head pains, sore throat; my eyes watered, and I could not breathe through my nose. Also my hearing was bad. After using two bottles of Karsote, I could find no trace of my Catarrh. I shall always keep Karsote by me—it is a wonderful thing."—F. T. Karsote is a powerful new germicide which kills Catarrh germs in but a few minutes. Just sprinkle a few drops of Karsote on to a handkerchief, and inhale the fragrant, antiseptic vapour. The penetrating vapour of Karsote quickly opens up stuffed nostrils, clears away that unpleasant mucus from the back of the throat, and eases wheezy breathing passages. Although Karsote is so powerful, it is most pleasant to inhale, and has a very soothing effect on the inflamed and tender membrane. KARSOTE INHALANT Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores. Pocket size, I/4 ; family size, 2/-
MOTHER TRIUMPHANT. WINTER ILLS AVOIDED. The cold, the wet, the biting winds of winter are a source of anxiety to the mother whose children are weak or run-down, because she knows w-hat they bring in their train—coughs, colds, ’flu, measles, mumps, and the dozen and-one ills children are subject to at this season of the year. But the mother who places her confidence in Wilson’s “Maltexo” Malt Extract ceases to worry, and comes through winter triumphant. The great natural tonic food, the freshest, purest, and most efficacious of all Malt Extracts, develops sturdy frames with plenty ol bone and muscle, and imparts the strength and vitality necessary to resist winter ills. The child quickly commences to put on weight, the chest expands, and roses come to pale cheeks after a short course of Wilson’s “Maltexo” Malt Extract. In ,11b. and 21b. jars and 71b. tins for family use. Be sure to get Wilson’s. — (Adrt).
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 158, 20 June 1935, Page 11
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