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NZ Truth, Issue 579, 22 July 1916, Page 8

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WAR PniCJCH. In many in*ttancc*i tho war la made an exetiHc for unduly inflating the charirPN for nrticlc* of «v«ryday u»«. Fluensol \», however, ntttt the wimo price (l/C and 2/C), dcsplto the Increa*«>d co»t of production; and tho trado icrm* ar<« unu.Uerr<l. Gargle for throatu, unlit up for colds, aod mwaJJow for fevers nod lnflu«rvxo. • ,