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Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1926, Page 3

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THE REWARD OF MERIT. PULMOXAS ISSUED TO SCHOOL CHILDREN'. Possibly the greatest- tribute ever paid to any rough and cold remedy is now being paid to Pulmonas. School triu-hers are issuing them to the children to combat the ’flu—to keep the little ones healthy in the face of the influenza epidemic, at present prevalent in all parts of the Dominion. Pulmonas protect the delicate membranes of the throat and lungs against infection, and they successfully fight the germ even when the disease his a good hold. Pulmonas do their work—gentlj quietly— effectively. When you'suck a Pulmonas potent vapours are given off. These are breathed deep—deep into all the nooks and crannies of the breathing passages where disease germs usually lurk and breed. Then there’s ia fight. But the Pulmona vapours win every time. Get a tin from your chemist or grocer at Is 6d or 2s 6d, double size.