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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1913, Page 3

"NELMOA I ■ Soluble ■ — ■-. . ■ p — rr- : thek|S&i ߣST j^^ Grandfather I mjflr Recommends I JT Bonnington s. I m$ Grandfather has proved after many . M a test that the best remedy for coughs B and colds is the famous family cough M medicine—Bonnington's Irish Moss. If There's nothing to equal it. For ■ children or adults nothing else is so saf« B and sure. Free from harmful drugs, it ■ soothes the irritation, breaks up the cold, B and sets matters right again. 1 Mr. Wm. Neighbours of Waimangaroa, X writes:— ■ v^ "It gires me sreat pleasur* to recommend ■ Bonatßston's Irish Moss for coughs, colds I or my lung complaints, having used it in II ny family for 20 yean." 1 Refuse substitutes and gat th« origi\U nal Bonnington's. 64 r garrageem 4/ IRISH MOSS • ( ■ ' j i „ •• •' " ■ '' 9ZIO fa i/ie practical housewife. The " just -as -good " story cannot be worked off on the practical housewife. It is a sheer waste of time and energy to suggest to her that some other tea is just as good as The practical and economical housewife wants tea that is pure, wholesome, and of s*r**%P'' finequality,hence her V j/'jif'f reason for insisting f^t/. u P on having CRE S - /Mi CENT Brand. IMS! three Grades at I |pi4| !8, i;IO, 2/-per lb. | [I '/ | j^=->^.J!____y fss(i'f s "Oh, yes, Annie-! -Ask th*.- ' grocer to send lisa case this h?;ie. Cook says Uiulilaiuie?- Milk is the most useful t'hinu (-he lia.s in the kitchen fo7- Cookinj; ami Bakinjj;: and then Nurso u>:>x siivli n lot for Baby."—" Tcs'iu ; Cook says it's not only cheaper, !mf it's far richer and better than the foreign kinds."—"Very good! Wo know it's the bost, becattfio yon can always depend upon it, and we've used it for so long."