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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 April 1924, Page 7

MANUFACTURERS' SOLD OUTS 20 Rolls Flannel, .. 1/11, 2/3, 2/6 Woollen Rugs, less 25 per cent. 30 Dozen Neglige Shirts, 13/6 for 5/11 20 Dozen Boys’ Jerseys, navy and grey, 6/6 Men’s Wolsey Singlets, .. 12/6 Men’s Flannels, .. .. .. 7/3 Men’s Pyjamas, 10/6 Men’s Overcoats, .. .. .. 52/6 MANSON & Co/« The Quality Drapers. • a<... -i _ .inMiim.il — ■■■mihhwi — —_. 7"" — ( . I , iii H h 1 9I Hl 8u ffiSKilk 11 Qa/Je it with you [ when you travel J fa Your luggage is not complete unless it contains a large bottle of Bonnington’s Irish Moss. . r.J> Don’t run risks! The germs of cold or influenza attack quickly and suddenly—there may not be a chemist’s shop handy. Take Bohnington’s with you. Bonnington’s will protect you against all insidious bronchial troubles; it seldom fails to relieve a stubborn cough—colds cannot stand against its healing potencies—you can trust Bonnington’s. With its sixteen powerful ingredients and its £ basis of the Carrageen (or Irish Moss) so 5 I celebrated for tonic-food and nutritive properties, Bonnington’s is a strong man’s medicine, ' yet sb accurately have qualified pharmacists compounded it that it can be beneficially taken by the most delicate child. w ' sft aJ&j ■ /, IRISH MOSS I for Coughs § Colds L ■ , Read what this former sufferer from Catarrh | Jb .IS says about Bonnington’s: | L I "As I have suffered for years frofti Catarrh of the | H , 1 nose and throat, becoming almost stone-deaf, I was peril suaded to try Bonnington’s Irish Moss. I have had only ( M two family bottles but it has made a world of difference, S | ■ taking the swelling out of my throat and clearing my JJ, I H head wonderfully. It ought to be better known for it I'M H has done for me what no other'' so-called remedy ever K \L S did. I mostly strongly urge all sufferers from the ! ' i M dreadful catarrh to try it." B fI 9 (Signed) J. P. BALE, Waitara. JI ) ' A s k f° r Bonnington’s by name. All Chemists //w Y • 7 it. Family size 2/6, Handy Pocket size 1/6 '[n t BONNINGTON’S JUBES re- II) hsaSii iJW' lieve Sore Throats. At all S Chemists 1/6, or post free [M from Bonnington’s, Ltd., ' 1 llWb>Sx. • Christchurch. 251 sj J&StU. 4SL. /A' V).//. ; i ' IIS? JffiiJOzW T '■■ ■»• 77' ■ ; l * fl S — Up- x “ Begging your pardon, Madam, it’s not the leather, it 8 the polish. You use discrimination when you chose your shoes; and I would suggest it is worth while carefully selecting your "A tin of Nugget's cheap enough and lasts long enough to satisfy anyone, and it does supply just what is required to keep footwear in good condition. I always use it myielt, whether for black, brown (or white) shoes, and that# the strongest recommendation 1 can give it. 4 d - 7 d ' 1/- C» «• w ±±„.„ MOGGET BOOT POLISH' in White i for Patent Leather HaiaM 6