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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17287, 30 September 1916, Page 4

A proved remedy for eoughs and colds lias many imitators. This is true of “ NAZOL.” For your own protection order “NAZOL’ 5 bv name. Bee that “NAZOL” appears on carton and bottle. 13 An announcement that nearly 30,000 members of the Grocers’ Federation have joined the army or navy shows that the martial traditions of the trade are well maintained. In olden times the Grocers’ Company played a useful part in national defence. One of its early Masters, Sir John Philpot, finding that the Government of Richard IT. was too weak for the task, cleared the North Sea of a. horde of Scotch pirates by means of a fleet equipped entirely at his own, expense. The Grocers’ Company was commanded in 1557 to furnish sixty men for “ the resistance of sneli iniquitous attempts as may he made by foreign enemies.” Further demands "of the same kind were satisfied in successive years, and in 1588 the company supplied 500 men to resist the Spanish Armada, In cold damp weather keep “ NAZOL ” handy in home, office or shop. Take some drops on sugar, or inhale it occasionally. That will protect you against chills and sore throat 14