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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVII, Issue 5881, 8 April 1920, Page 1

EBBY'S JT AUNCIHES "hauraki PLAINS SERVICE Will Joave Thames, Kerepeehi, and Patetonga as under: Leaves Thames Leaves Kerepeehi Wednesday, 7, 12 Doon 6 a.ru Thursday, 8, VI noon 6 a.m Friday, 9, 10 a.m. Friday, 9,1 p.m. 6 a.m Saturday, 10, 1.30 p.m. 6a.ra (Weather and circumstances permitting.) 'vote—ill goods must, be received one hour prior to departure. m. 55*^ m • It is Always Best to let a few Peps breatheable tab- i lets dissolve In the mouth In order to arrest a cold or i chill In Its first stages, and so prevent It settling on the lungs. In Train or Tram Peps will enable you to ward off [ the danger arising from k-j, winds and draughts, or ij from contact with people S 3 suffering from infectious f* ■ colds, lnfluen7a, and chest complaints. ■ For the Children, the safest and most pleasant throat and chest remedy Is Peps, which are free from fej j all harmf-jl drugs. Peps B soon stop crouplness, wheez- m lng, and bad breathing. jg For the Old Folks Pepa § mean restful days o *u) 8 peaceful nights, unbroken & by the exhausting cough of $4 bronehhls, or (stifling spasms P of asthma. jfj able remedy, Peps soothe £i ! away any soreness or in- & I flamrnation, malto the 0 breathing cowiortable, and S defend <my weak spot In ra the throat and chest against N > the evil effectß of sudden *n I weather thangos. M Jo h d er a^en 8 n ?o t r hJUff S 0 i '■ COUGHS 8 COLDS UJ t\6 andjj6 ' [