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Northern Advocate, 30 July 1924, Page 3

"Would you have given £25 to anyone else?" counsel nsked a. witness at the Court (states the "King Country Chronicle"). "I would have to some people," was the answer. "Would yon have given it to me?" persisted counsel. "No, I wouldn't, because you're not the right sort of fellow," retorted witness, and convulsed the Court.

COUGH. COUGH—THEN PULMONAS — THEN SOUND SLEERI Cough! Cough! Cough! Through the thin wall the man in the next room coulrl be hoard in the throes of a midnight coughing bout. Suddenly his door opened anil a fellow-boarder walked in, saying, "Harry, you're keeping the whole house awake; for goodness sake take a couple of these Puhnohas." In a few minutes the annoying cough had stopped, and everyone was soundly asleep. Night and day Pulmonas are invaluable for the instant relief of coughs, throat irritations, difficulty of breathing and all winter chest and throat affections. Suck Pulmonas slowly, and strong medicinal vapours of creosote and balsams are inhaled with the breath right in the seat of the trouble. Get Pulmonas—l/O' and 2/6 at Chemists, or send price to Stacey Bros., Box 882, Auckland. Trial package sent for 3d in stamps. ♦ 2