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-withcoiufh 11 of nights ? j ■ When coughs keep the children I ' awake at nights a dole of - BonniogtonMrithMosi will usually ease the throat and give restful, ; nntroubled sleep. For over sixty yeart it hai been the standard ■ j remedy (or coughs and colds. Mr«. J. W. Cotton, of Brook I ' Street, Dunedin, writes :—"During the cold damp wtather I have ' < found Bonnington's Irish Moss I 1 most beneficial for the children's I coughs and colds, and always like to keep ■ bottle in the house." IrisiiOl^ss has properties which net almost like « throat paint. It "paints the throat inside," and thus brings •peedy relief. Beware of inferior substitutes) and insist on having Bonnington'a j Irish Most. 1/6 and 2/6 at all Chemists and Stores. 179 | rtbtr .. * . .^ . „ yO6T 1 Always Start Your Meal with Foster Clark's Soup It is so helpful in making ■ good square meal, especially on cold meat days. The children love it with bread and potatoes. It keeps the meat bill down. , Foster Clark* Soupa Twelve varieties:—Oxtail. Tomato. Mock Turtle, Lentil, Se.tch Broth, Hotch Potch, Cream of Celery, Mulligatawny. Pea, Kidney, Green Pea and Hare. Try the Oxtail There is no better value sn the market. . All Gr«c«r« and Stores. Prico Sd. New Zealand Agents: Salmond & Spraggon Ltd. Auckland > Wellington . Dunedin a Children thrive on Ivelccn 40S B because it is pure and whole- & *S| 5 some. Just ono cube to halt a \i.3.. ' 9 pint of boiling water makes a \i r *< 1 S cup of delicious nourishing J^tT I soup. Children like r \J, j — let them have it, It is the e»- /v\\\)i II sence of prime beof with line' / / THS g ly cut vegetables. J S X s>^^#'^«* >sa«r"w moment. Six 5 ¥a 2L Xj cnbaafoi lOd.-IJ. per cup. S ""^"iwf p a'^ 8ro<!or!; ~lry °ne ""• v si. V liiU 13 S3 " The mixture I made from "HEENZQ" (HBAH'S BSSBMOE) proved the best cough and cold medicine I ever used." a

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