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Wairarapa Age, 21 April 1927, Page 3

“THEY ARE SPLENDID.” “I received your sample of Pulmonas and they are splendid,” writes another enthusiastic user of P.ulmonas. You can’t beat them for coughs, colds, 'flu, bronchitis or asthma. Suck them slowly, the soothing healing, vapours penetrate the respiratory passages, giving instant relief. Pulmonas, 1/6, 2/6, chemists and stores.*

HROUGH THE MAJOR’S EYEGLASS NO. 9 111 i i A'" “ The hold-up ” Look at George. He is holding up the traffic. His engine has stopped. The self-starter will not self-start. William is turning the handle. The handle will not start. Everybody is hating George .... George has been thinking. He has just thought of the reason why. There is no petrol in his tank. Where is his spare tin ? He has left it at home .... George is lighting up an “Army Club,” while everybody is telling everybody else how to remove him from the traffic. George says there’s nothing quite so effective at these times as an “ Army Club,” because you don’t want to think of anything else while you’re smoking it. Army Club THE CIGARETTE THAT SET A STANDARD 10 for 9d. 20 for 1/6 j9lso in 50’s and 100’s. New Zealand Distribnlors: ADMORE & MASON. WELLINGTON. Caoanden Limited (Established 1775). Pioneers of the Fourfold pack