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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 6, 10 August 1910, Page 5

CHILDRENS CHEST TROUBLES AND OLD-AGE COUGH. GRANDPARENT AND GRANDCHILDREN BENEFIT BY PEPS. “I do not feel safe without a box of Peps handy,” says Mr. H. Dow, of JohnStreet, Rosewood, Q. “My experience jvith Peps during the last two winters has Convinced me that they are the best remedy obtainable for afflictions of the throat and chest. I always give them to fmy children, and whether at bedtime or jvhen going to school, a few Peps is their Constant companion during the winter time. “I find Peps give instant relief and |lop that hacking cough, soothe their theets, and one at bedtime is an excellent thing. I generally give my children a few Peps to put under their pillow at iiight, in case their colde are troublesome and disturb their rest. “My mother, who is subject to chronic bronchitis, says she would never be without Peps. They never fail to ease her throat and chest.” Peps, the unique breatheable medicine in tablet form, succeed where ordinary liquid medicines fail, because when dissolved on the tongue they let loose (rich, soothing pine fumes. These fumes pass along the air-passages, which cannot possibly be reached by any liquid. To obtain the benefits of “ a pine forest In every home” always keep handy a pox of Peps, which are obtainable of all jphemists and stores at 1/6 and 3/ per pox. size is mo a economical for jamily use. » ' '