BEFORE SUMMER COMES. You will be exposed to windy, cold and wet weather, draughts and sudden changes of temperature. That’s how colds start and spread. Be on guard! Take Pulmonas. Their vapours protect the vulnerable mouth and throat. They ward off and relieve colds. Pulmonas relieve smokers’ throats, too.— At all Chemists and Stores —1/-, 1/6 and 2/6. S 6
G and YOUBOTH BEAUTIFUL Unlike, perhaps, in features and colouring ... yet you could win as many compliments as she does if you gave your complexion the same simple care. Night and morning, wash Erasmic Herb Toilet Soap. Let the fragrant oils and essences of English herbs keep your skin smooth and clear as Nature meant it to be. HH A SJM I c ~ 40.28.32
Every Sufferer Knows This to be True . So every day that you put off getting a supply of De WITT’S Antacid Powder means another day of unnecessary suffering - for you. We urge you not to neglect those early symptoms of heartburn, palpitation or flatulence. Such “slight” symptoms, neglected, put a severe strain on the stomach tissues, and may lead to the severe forms of indigestion—dyspepsia, gastritis or even ulcerated stomach or duodenum. A few doses of De Witt’s Antacid Powder will have almost immediate effect in relieving excess acidity. Even the more severe cases of dyspepsia and gastritis will benefit. Being more severe types, they will naturally require somewhat longer treatment. But even these will disappear, and health will return if you will only persevere with the treatment. It costs dC/©
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Northern Advocate, 8 December 1936, Page 3
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