Let Baxter's Lung TTe.server cure that colS; it gives instant relief and permanently strengthens the throat ant? chest. 1/10, la.rge-sized bottle, at chemists and stores.— (Ad.* ■
Perfect Examples Of Men's Suits. I The making: of a man's I Suit that will give every I satisfaction requires I experience and skill. a That's why Sincerity Suits a are perfect examples. a A "Sincerity" is made from I first to last under the strict I supervision of experts. I Skill is evidenced in the I smart fit and neat finish of I every Sincerity Suit. I All men can be suited is to Perfection. Cathie &, Sons., Ltd Clothing Manufacturers.
____________ MEBICAL. ° ne S P oon?ul when the Cough is Troublesome." If If H§Lg Century Old I And Still the Best! I. I I Bonnington's Irish Moss will break up the most troublesome ccld with |! || T{j almost magical rapidity. It gives absolutely no chance-for aLa Grippe and I P i other more serious troubles to develop. Keep * • - >j & I • Carrageen I I l> il 1 yo J*T .J 10 ? 16 ' anc ! re{:use ever y imitation or "just as good." No matter if S| ", jj how high in promise substitutes may be they are "short" in jl N I J performance, because none possess the excellent curative W9M Ll H ij properties found in Bonnington's Irish Moss. 1 1 'I ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES SELL BONNINGTON'S ll M 1 TAKE NO OTHER. fe- /f| ||| Mb. Wμ. Mason,of Wnihl, writes-— I '""'< ' r '''^ ! 'I assuagent. <vi« mo>i n.s weu a> » taroat I §"?>■! - ;p! j Ma. E. HADRILL, Te wrileTH " " BONNINGTON'S I ■ upwards of thirty years. ' "-™cu3 .or cojgto and coliU for y ifv J ; Rr,nni^^ U il h -h a^l^ illJr 1 70year3 J ofase ' stilJfinf] f? reat bir taking | ' " S |* i ' I and"S S Mo ~ needed, and can recommend it ti> youSi 4^"WM^Wt.. f I MRS. B. TAYLOR, of Ponsonby, Auckland, writes:- "Ej^fV^Q I I have great pleasure in reeommrndins toot BonnincioTi'- T--h H P&lwgff H i»JiJU»C*^S I Moss. It is undoubtedly the best, cough remedy I biv*™- I -d **. '-'"""••"■ ! Hamg a Jar?e family I brtve found ii a soon-e oi'frfai mmf!A i, I *"' *•"""■ ""=*" •°* , little ones, espeoiaUy in eases of Bronehias and Croup, (kiseren. o"ri,iS« I "SS effLr d W "" n bath Wt ' h a doie o£ yoar Irish j S ] II ■ —-i 3s i^ir^—rriits -;• j> = rt< y o 1 43EORGE BOMNINGTOH, • i.UWn/y. n CHJJISTCMURCM.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 148, 21 June 1912, Page 10
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