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Evening Star, Issue 14186, 11 October 1909, Page 7

JUST LIKE “MERE MEN.” The Deputy Stipendiary Magistrate of Liverpool, Mr Kinghom, was quite equal to the occasion'' when one of the ■’suffragettes brougut ‘before him remarked“ We ought to have the same treatment as inaJo political offenders. The fact that we are women is no reason whatever why we should be put into a lower division.” ' " ilr Kinghom: “ Oh, I am treating you as though you were mere men.’’-^Laughter.) Smokers will be glad to know that the famoffs' DERBY ' can now be'' obtained in MILD, strength, mellow blend. Is something specially good, and supplies a long-felt went. ■—[Advt.] PUBLIC NOTICES. Grandmother used Bonnington’s! | For over 46 years Bennington's Irish Moss has been the standard cough remedy. Grandmother used it. your mother used l| it. and yo.upr9ba.bly use it yo.urself anfl give it to your children. si i CARRAGEEN There is no medicine like it ibr breaking up coughs and colds, healing inflammation in the bronchial tubes and preventing serious lung trbhp.les. REVISE SUSTmJTES. Get what you ask for, and ask for Bonnington’s Irish Moss-there is no remedy " jU|t as

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