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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19009, 3 November 1923, Page 10

VALUE FOR "VELVET” SUDS. Much time and labour can be saved on wash days by using “Velvet”—the sterilised soap. Merely steep clothes in boiling water “Velvet" cleanses them gently and thoroughly without rubbing. Splendid for todet purposes. Harmless to tender skins. Order “Velvet” from your grocer to-day. It is the best soap on the market.—Advt. HEARD IN HOSPITAL. A patient, in the infectious diseases ward in a big hospital was the recipient of a packet of “Pulmonas” sent by a friend. So useful did she find them for stopping coughing and relieving her sore throat that soon she was giving “Pulmonas” to all the patients in the ward. “Give her a Pulnicna” was the ery as soon as anyone started cough’np. Before Pulmonas came the ward was hardly ever free from (he sound of coughing, now it is hardly ever heard. For coughs, colds, sore throats, and similar affections try '‘Pulmonas”—relief by inhalation. Is 6d and double size 2s 6d, from stores and chemists. —Advt. Referring to the Kanokanc cuttintr at the Waitcmata County Council on Friday morning (reports the Auckland Star), Cr Oliphant remarked to Captain Theet. the chairman. “iton have spent very little on this road.” "Now, what do you know about that?” asked Mr Theet. ‘T know a lot,” was tho answe' 1 . “You don’t.” “I do!” "You do not!” “Yes, I do. I sign the cheques!” was the reply, amid laughter. Tho most common of ills is probably the ordinary cold, and the most successful of cures for this common ill is “NAZOL.” in bottles of 63 dose# for Is 6d.-A.dv*.