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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2878, 24 February 1916, Page 4

Never be without it in the home When little Elsie's throat develops soreness, or when wee Willie begins to cough—it is necessury for Mother to act at once. Neglected y throat and chest troubles in young children I r.-ipidlv become very serious indeed. |$ Fiouiiinjlton's Carrageen Irish Moss has been | the walchi id mothers' standby for over 50 years. Jl In the relief and cure of Coughs, Colds, Whoop- | ing Cough, Croup and Bronchitis its effect is 'U swift, certain and safe. » a^P^a It is the Eiimily Remedy—to folks of all ages tfi A.»k and both sexes its curative qualities bring fe| W#M^l>X prompt ease and a quick return to health in all p TMftfeb^J affections pf the throat and chest. *j AVW|g||j( /7^/X labia, m~.»s_*' &*<u «» \*r w .* y v, ;Yi v y- / /'/V / —with half-a-centuiy's public approval behind fy J\ \ / j /n/'"if 1-. it-should be in every home winter and sum- ||| f *A / / /V \#£_ mer. Its genuine efficacy is proved by hun- |T / V> AVW dreds of letters like these:- j/ — V #/ Mn M.Pnhn.qf the Club Hotel, Qreut«wn, writesaifolhuis: mMiW ■* ¥ ?„ ■/M M "I have much pleasure in testifying lo the curative _J W/ f /j£ \ \% pr pcitiesolyour preparation 'Bonningtor/j Imh Mots. pXSi \4ilJ/jJJp Mv two lit-.le boys aged five mid sjx had very ie»ers ?< ) ~-^23 colds; I gave them dilfercnl remedies but nothing would .„ , M^>~^~-~.^ >| _ rure them except Tmnnington's Irish Mom. My but- ~/, M*3. '* ' ITAA^?<^\ b.-.,id also had.a very 1.4 cl cold, u.ed ihe same remedy ; , > p # /, \ /'" (~ Vwith peifect success. lam so pleased witii Bonmngton s Ii ' r, '. , J £ >| rfS s WSVC | that lam never without il." \ 4 ( ? , f * \ K^J^aLoT Sr. Home. St. AnlLiin Street, Hustings, write, as follow.*: f» „ "\ < -/'<'-'/ V \ \ •This is lo cerlifjhliat J have used your cough remedy {_, , ft J \ \ \ in my house for fifteen yean. A» a family remedy I tV, •*. ' , J / I \ \ consider your 'Bonnihgton . Iri.l. Moss far beyond any f>< -J"'* \L *jj \ hi other remedy on the market. My vvJe would never be *» !jW» " " /W/ \ jV» without il in the house, as the children ore very lubjecl > - — • * /H k-4 \ to croup, and 'Bonningun • Irish Mom «lway» «Wcs A-~~ ,' t F? them instant relitf. i /'X < *■?, * < "y%E7EEEEEEEE£AEEEjI~ '^^Fy The great demand for Bonnington's Carrageen Irish ». | l y \Cf'* /,>>'d (A^^SM Moss has attracted scores of imitations on to the tf U gfa? i>A : &p& - **&Bg&a ES* taU .» »ettb, BONNINGTON'S. *£ i lntw..i M l-thelar F bottle i. -Q«t -womicßl. ' ''" A^M

Lower cost —extra goodness—these are the seorets of the wonderful popularity of SHARLAND'S Baking powder. Your grocer sells it.