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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20316, 26 January 1928, Page 5

“PULMONAS FOR ME” SAYS TYPISTB.

This changeable spring weather can easily give one a very bad cold. A tin of Pulmonas, however, soon puts me right. Pulmonas provide instant relief for coughs, colds, and all bronchial ailments. Chemists and Stores, Is 6d and 2s 6d. —Advt.

Millions are smoking ARMY ICLUB \ The paper boy sells printer’s ink Each time the Admiral com<s Tobacco — the finest AUV MW/ «Vi4g W TT* • • i M*l»V 4 4UUIIKU VVtUkf But does he smoke it? 1 don't think I Virginia prOQUCCS. Paper He orders more and more asm —thinnest ribbed rice paper, containing 4% of pure rice; free from printer’s ink. Perfect tobacco in perfect paper! A perfect combination I r Contentment is his happy lot— No wonder, with the smokes he’s got I /V. TI ft Ask a p’liceman I He’ll reply That they’re the only fags to The ploughman homeward plods his way— He, too, smokes Army Club to-day. And each cigarette perfectly packed. That’s Oils may rise and Rubbers fall But Army Club don’t change at all. u why all the world and Old soldiers never die—- , . . r « . They’draiss their Array Gub'. That's why! his wife chooses Army Club. Smoke one; judge it by any test —and compare it with any cigarette you’ve ever bought at its pric^ fi 'My dear,” said she, “how too > divine! w (I’d only said, ‘.Try one of mine?”) He owns a lovely racing yaehtf He knows who’s who—also Yacht's wacht! Plain ? Cork-tipped? Both perfect! Ask for a packet to-day / (Sew Zealand Distributors; ADMORE & MASON, WELLINGTON.