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Evening Star, Issue 20572, 26 August 1930, Page 3

It’s not the cold - it's what follows w % 7C 7 4\ s V, J WINTER is here. Flu’ germs are busy. Any day now one may attack you. You cannot afford to lose a weeks work. Protect yourself with Bennington’s Irish Moss taken daih? and what is more important still taken $lou)h?. If allowed to linger in the throat, it will act as a throat paint. Bennington’s Irish Moss is composed of powerful ingredients without narcotics, thus making it safe for children yet effective for adults. Mothers greatly appreciate it in the treatment of baby’s throat and chest colds, its soothing powers giving instant ease and therefore inducing restful and untroubled sleep. Sufferers from obstinate Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma usually find speedy and decided relief from a course of Bennington’s Irish Moss. Will not upset the digestion and is pleasant to take. Try it! BONNINGTON'S JUBES: A very handy throat paitille. elective and antiieplic. 1/6 t*. If cat procurable, Pait lies (rod Boaningtoa’j, Chriilchurch. J* IRISH MOSS For Coughs & Colds At All ChmmUu 4 f f mnd Stor aa J V an <* 'S'

r 'PHE Newest Goods are with us now —the smartest in millinery and frocks. And, of course, there arc the new hosiery, gloves, neckwear, and underwear on view as well. You really should see them as soon as you can. The HUB South Dunedin Branch of the — D.S.K.