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Northern Advocate, 26 July 1943, Page 5

SOLDIERS’ PARCELS SUGGESTION Letter after letter says . . . "Send Pulmonas, we need them here!” Dangerous irritation in breathing passages quickly relieved by Pulmonas. ©bugh - and cold germs destroyed by powerful, soothing, antiseptic vapours. Pulmonas are safe and sure. Send a tin to the boys. In tins, Pulmonas, 1/2, 1/9, 2/9, chemists and stores. Manufacturers, Stacey Bros., Ltd., Khyber Pass Road, Auckland. S 4

# fl m r / e Si Js^ as m © <i -. 13 l idd ®TE 1. Tom’s working all-out these clays—never a second to spare. Hard long hours they are and he's not so young as he used to be. Still there’s a war to win, and Tom’s determined to do his bit. 2. After a long, hard day he hurries right home for a bath or shower with Lifebuoy. Torn knows, like thousands of others who do hard, manual work, there’s no beating that creamyrich Lifebuoy lather . . . for chasing sweat and grime . . . for easing cramped limbs and aching muscles. 3. Yes, a Lifebuoy bath makes a new man of Tom. He can spend his evening comfortably . . . pleasantly refreshed . . . enjoying the relaxation that will fit him for even greater effort on the morrow. \\ PEOPLE IN VIGOROUS JOBS PREFER LIFEBUOY IN THE ORIGINAL DOUBLET FORM W.53.20Z. LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.) LTD.-PETON* 1