Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 19292, 10 July 1924, Page 11

A CALL FROM ENGLAND. Throat Sufferer’s S.OJ3. “The Lilacs,” Orwell Road, Clacton-on-Sea,, Essex, England. “ Please find enclosed postal order for 5/- for two large boxes of Pulmonas, which please post to above address, and oblige.” Why should the writer send to New Zealand, surely there are plenty of cough pastilles in England? That’s what you naturally think. The answer is clear. Evidently the sufferer has found nothing to equal Pulmonas. The reason is that Pulmonas are not a medicated sweetmeat, but pastilles scientifically combining powerful and healing elements, including beechwood creosote. Pulmonas are sold at Chemists’ and Stores, large size 2/6, small 1/6. Send 3d in stamps for generous sample package, and try them out. Write Manufacturers, Stacey Bros., Box 882, Auckland.—(Advt.) 5

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