DON’T ENDURE STUFFED NOSTRILS
New Way to End Colds and Catarrh Why got up in the morning vith nostrils stuffed, throat blocked with phlegm, and a head that feels like lead? Whether your trouble is jnsl a, cold or has already developed into catarrh—us colds arc apt to do—you can put n swift end to it in a new, esay way. Colds and catarrh are caused by germs and spread by germs. Destroy those rapidly-breeding germs and you have conquered the- root of your trouble. Simply sprinkle a few drops of Karsote Inhalant on to your handkerchief, and inhale the pleasant vapours that arise. The effect is remarkable. The penetrating Karsote vapour opens up stuffed nostrils in a few minutes. It clears away mucus from the back of the throat and soothes and eases wheezy breathing passages. Karsote Inhalant is a new, scientific discovery, evolved by chemists, after many years of research work. In laboratory tests it was proved that the actual vapour which arises from Karsote completely destroys the germs of cold, catarrh and influenza in i©»« than 10 minutes. Naturally, Karsote is also an effective protection against infection. If the breathing passages are flooded with the powerful vapours of Karsote, germs cannot possible breed—they cannot even live there. Karsote is put up in handy little bottles with sprinkler top and screw cap. So it is just the kind of thing one can conveniently carry in a pocket or a handbag—ready for use anywhere, and at any time. With a handkerchief and a bottle of Karsote, yon have an over-ready treatment for colds and a ever-rcady protection when you are exposed to infection by gei ms. Karsote is now obtainable of chemists and stores at 1/6 and 2/3 per bottle.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 356, 13 September 1933, Page 2
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291DON’T ENDURE STUFFED NOSTRILS Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 356, 13 September 1933, Page 2
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