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Evening Post, Issue 67, 17 September 1934, Page 6

HPHE whole household. 7 ,*^^|^W^" X. knows it, and rushes to it fjj^L -^5) when in need, for it is the real J^^g^^W ■family cough-remedy. Jm imSSdyjl % BONNINGTON'S IRISH MOSS should J^ )^^S|f / be ready to hand in every househbld; for , ijPs}ip§|3[j| Ijs-. both Mother and Father use it for that " $$ji&osWl frequent BRONCHIAL TROUBLE; the 'W^tySfKNT ■' grown-ups know its value for a cold in the t^ head, or a heavy CHEST COUGH; and Jjjssi^/ /) ■■''■• many a time have the children been given ypjp^p /I •«■.■ a dose to stop that fit of COUGHING £\\ /ys~W* IMITATIONS: gCj|||| *The genuine : "Bonnington's w/W*? f/ ~ 'fei^^^^K'^ JB& v3y£l!fl ; A Gratifying Tribute! CADdY*I*ll*1*11* N$ Hospital Road, ZS^G^ ||p . . . . . New Plymouth sKiifflllf ■$% WiP¥ We ha^c a famify of" young children (six), and Jiving as we do ia . li^'^fitis&a WsM a wet district they are very liable to coughs and colds. We have found '•uShT^^K ISM nothing to equal "Bonnington's Irish Moss" and have never known it <w<«"M(K<fc iiii fail to give relief. Our children all cut their teeth with a cold, and even ■ B> |l§if under twelve months of age, a drop or two in their milk used to case j.. **^^::^'««, WSt thematonce- (Sgd.) R Hendry Bto^p;^|S?^ Hp Bonnington's Jubes: A very handy throat pastille, effective and antiseptic i/6tin (or COUGHS^COLDS