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Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1936, Page 6

CREAMOLA—- ' “THE #QUEEN OF CUStARbb All the way .from Scotland for your enjoyment— OßEMOLA CUSTARD, the universal favourite. ; ; ; : • ; .' Its ffavoury, goodness wins instant approval, for no other custard you can make has that incomparable throughout, ike Empire; ' /’ <v ; V <* *'• • There is ho -substitute for Creinola-*-nothing else matku; thevjfirin custard pudding tte all At all Stores, but :be'sure yougei CREM»)LA. 1 t CUSTARD IX POWDER PROTECTION* AGAINST COEDS A Germ-Killer That be Inhaled It isnow. generally admitted 'by-medical authorities that colds, as. well ,as cataxia and influenza, are an infeotions compiaina* Colds are- spread by germs—germs whicfc enter the system through the nose or mouth. They lodge. ‘ eae tiny cavities of nose, throat and lungs, and the warm, moist conditions provide an Ideal breeding ground for them. £3 The sensible way to keep 1 free from colds is to the cause—tb - kill the evil germs m tlib breathing passages, before they have time to breed. The way,to,do this la to inhale the germ-killing vapour of Karsote Inhalant there is risk of infection. Karsote is a new scientific disco very—a powerful germicide that kills the germs of colds, catarrh, or influenza ila less than ten'minutes. You sprinkle a few drops of Karsote on to a handkerchief And inhale the pleasant- vajurtrs that arise—for Karsote is pleasant although'it is fed' powerful. Each inward breath you take carries the purifying vapours to the furthermost crevices of the nose, throat, and lungs, searching out and destroying those infectious germs. ; Karsote is put up in handy little' bottles with sprinkler top and screw cap. So just the kind of thing one can conveniently catry in a pocket or a handbag—ready for use anywhere/ and at any time. ' Most chemists and stores now sell Earsott 1/6 and 2/3 per bbttle, ...