Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16267, 28 June 1916, Page 4

; J DON'T NEGLECT THAT GOLD. PEPS WILL STOP BRONCHITIS ANB . STRENGTHEN THE THROAT J J 5 • AND CHEST. This is a dangerous month. Coughs and. colds come on with alarming suddenness.: They are expected, and, being expected," are usually treated "as a matter °' ~. course." ■ . „§> k" The result is the "reaper" gathers m a few whose friends would have taken* lease on their lives. Tiat shows there & - a weak spot in most constitutions. 09 ; ; .3 weak spot is in the throat and lungs. j . Therefore, never neglect the first sign of a cold. Always carry a box of Pep 3 > and immediately you feel a tickling in tne - throat and want to cough, or start shiver- J ■ ing on getting indoors, put a Peps table. in your month and let it gradually melt. _ away. The medicinal fumes given off by the. dissolving Peps will mingle with .the. air >' you breathe,, and reach every nook an<L corner of the breathing tubes and lungs"where the danger lies. That's the way to check a cold. It is next door to useless swallowing liquid mixtures and ordinary lozenges into: m the stomach. There is no direct passage. between the stomach and the bronchial ; . : tubes and lungs. Ordinary medicine only; , touches the lungs indirectly. Peps reaches-!.-" : the lungs direct. When a Peps tablet is in the mouth every breath taken strengthens your defence against throat and chest trouble, or, ". you are a bronchial sufferer, melts away those stubborn, thick plugs of phlegm that ■_ t choke the breathing tubes. -~ '.:- r ? Coughs, colds, bronchitis and throat trouble can be kept at bay by taking Pep*« '. which, are sold by all chemists and.'store* - rat Is $d Mid 3s a box.. 1 ~:■, i