FIGHT ft COLD!
Take PEPS Before it Endangers Your Life and Lungs. Pleurisy, pneumonia, bronchitis, and consumption, winter’s four great deathdealers, all strike at their victims through neglected colds ana chills. No one at this season, not even the strongest man, can afford to neglect to take reasonable precautions. Watch for the first symptoms of a cold —the first sneeze or shiver, the watery eyes, the “made-up” sensation, the soreness of throat, find the aching bones. Any one of these symptoms should bo the signal to take Peps. Peps banish bad coughs and colds, score throats, and bronchial troubles by their great healing and strengthening influence and by their power to destroy harmful germs. These germs of colds, sore throat, influenza, etc., find favourable lodgment in the mouths and throats of all who are run-down by illness, overfatigued, or worried, or who are feeling the strain of the weather. To overcome all cold and chill danger, simply let a Peps tablet dissolve on the tonguci at regular intervals. The healing aiw germicidal fumes given off are at once breathed down the throat and windpipe, deep into the bronchial tubes and lungs. As they come into immediate contact with the sore, inflamed mucus membrane the Peps fumes exterminate mischievous germs and produce a welcome feeling of comfort and breathing else. Peps are obtainable of chemists and stores everywhere at Is 0d and 3s box, or post free direct from C. E. Fulford (Aust.), Ltd., 30 Pitt street, Sydney.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3775, 20 July 1926, Page 77
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247Page 77 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 3775, 20 July 1926, Page 77
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