AUTUMN CHILLS AND COLDS
EVERYBODY NEEDS PEPS FOR THROAT, CHEST AND LUNGS. If you have a “weak sjjot” in your throat or chest, the chilly autumn night air will soon find it out. The one sure defence against these dangers is to take Peps, the unique breathable remedy that goes directly to the lungs. Whenever you go indoors or into a change of temperature, slip a. Peps tablet into your mouth. As it dissolves it gives off healing and germicidal vapors, which, along with the breath, are carried down the air tubes into the chest and lungs. By allaying throat soreness and irritation, Peps promptly stop a cough and make the breathing easy, and they end a cold or chill by exterminating the germs which create the trouble. With Peps handy you need never fear the approach of the colder weather. Get a box of Peps to-day; price 1/6 and 3/-, of all chemists and stores. Refuse all substitutes—insist on Peps.
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Southland Times, Issue 19516, 16 May 1922, Page 6
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161AUTUMN CHILLS AND COLDS Southland Times, Issue 19516, 16 May 1922, Page 6
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