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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 188, 22 July 1916, Page 7

I canna’ leave the old folks now, I’d better ’bide a wee, Dad’s got a cold,.and Mum’s not well, And pipes the rtfier e’e. I’ll gang tloon to the corner store For Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure, And Mum and Dad will ‘greet’ no mere Aye—they’!! be richt for sure

zjSh Nature’s Remedy /Mt for Coughs and Colds! J 17 lr) Those who have once proved its efficacy, \ LZ f I instinctively .fly to Bonnington’s Irish Ari J Moss whenever a cold asserts itself. and a doses seldom fail to dispel the complaint. w’ 11/ BONNINGTON’S ! «k/r AXi IRISH MOSS w ■ J is b nstjxrsJ remedy. It clears chokad-np l , / sir: paisagek, eddthes »»r» tbrcxts, cheeks i coughing-and eases the lungi, • Read this:— | Cavereljain. | “I have used your Bonnington’s Irish Moss i/JK. A for over 20 years. Being a mother of a family I have r x iotind it invaluable for coughs,' eoMs- and an chest oom- ! 1 -i 'll plaints. It never fails to give relief and it U plotsant to !the taste and children take it readily.” L. HART. > \ Sold in large and small bottles at all chemists • ■ | and stores. 109 [ - - -~r--.Tiud.min