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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12068, 25 July 1917, Page 8

COLDS THAT "HANG ON."

• PEPS RELEASE THEIR GRIP AND WARD OFF LUNG TROUBLE. It's the cold that " hang 3 on " with irritating persistency that weakens tho lungs ana cause? permanent chest weakness. Breatheable Peps tablets ; are a boon, because they prerent colda ! hanging ott. 1 .. Mrs Francta King, 104, New man Street, Newtown, Sydney, writes :—" In iny younger days I was very stibject , to'..violent col,ds. I remember one attack when I waa sixteen years of age. . I could'not shake it off, and for three. -months it.hung on to me, and I was

afraid, it was settling on my lungs per-

. manently. I tried all sorts of remeL -.. .dies to got rid of the tightness on the ./chest and allay the bronchial irritation : that brought on violent fits of coughing. On. account of the severe strain, ing caused by my cough I became quito 'weak.'- My'throat' was sore, and my kings very- congested. . Happily, I was W.dv.«^d. to' try Peps. •* loosened tho phlegm, which then came, away very easily, and I began to shake the cold off rapidly. So pleased was I at the effect of this renfedy that. I kept on with Peps until the soreness in my throat had quito gone away, and my cold was completely better. Since- this I have never had "" such a violent cold; indeed, lately I lave never suffered from colds at all.'' Peps are the unexcelled remedy for soughs, colds, sore throat, laryngitis, " bronchitis, asthma, -influenza cough, >' officer's throat/' wheeziness, night cough, whooping-ccugh and croup. Peps are sold by all chemists and stores aft 1b 6d or 3s a, box. i»o«