MILLIONS READY TO STRIKE

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16512, 24 August 1921, Page 5

MILLIONS READY TO STRIKE

t Millions of germs, according to a j scientist, are freed every time a person coughs! In crowded trams, trains, theatres, cinemas, concert halls, etc., it is impossible to breathe without inhaling sojne of them. These germs always strike the weakest point—the delicate membrane lining of the throat and breathing tubes. There they start soreness and inflammation, which is the beginning of bronchial colds and obstinate throat troubles. Whilst you can’t avoid these disease germs, there is a sure way to prevent | infection—keep your mouth and throat bathed with a pleasant- germ-destroy-ing vapour that is liberated from Peps tablets as they dissolve in the mouth. This powerful air-like Peps medicine mingles with the breath. and thus directly reaches every part of the throat, breathin'-- passages and lungs, exterminating the germs, strengthening the air-tubes, and nipping all infection in the bud. Peps are the safest and most sucessfuJ remedy in obstinate coughs and olds .sudden chills, bronchitis, sore hroat, night-cough, cold on the chest, aryngitis. and old folks’ and children’s •host weaknesses. Get the genuine Pops and keep them always at hand. All chemists and stores 3