Page 13 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21164, 22 April 1932, Page 13

With a. Pulmona on your tongue, the very act of breathing sends healing vapours deep down to the thioat and lungs. Nothing else can penetrate so surely to the scat of the trouble. Nothing else is so efficacious. Keep a tin handy and be safe from coughs, colds and flu*.

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You can says M RS - RAWLINS "And I says 'ere and now to all as does any washing that the way to keep your white things white is to use Reckitt's Blue. Not a white that has half a mind to be yellow, but a real glistening white. It's Mrs. Rawlins who's telling you and I tell you again—that Reckitt s Blue in your rinsin' water is known by all who knows anything to be the way to get white like that." KEEPS WHITE QUITE WHITE

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LD SORES AND ULCERS >f Chemlrtt Ind Stores verywher*. Troublesome sores that refuse to heal or, after healing, break out afresh, ai e a constant worry and danger. Use Zam-Buk liberally —it penetrates to the source of the trouble —quickly soothes, permanently heals, an l grows new, healthy si; in. Healing, Soothing, Antiseptic,