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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9538, 15 June 1911, Page 2

I VERY MORSEL OF FRUIT USED IN is of the choicest, quality only. Every jar nnt out from our spotless kitchens is-as regards flavour, freshness and purity— Uill.. NELSON. 'WHERE THE BEST FRUIT GROWS. flv i £ s j3przTrmvFr*m\Timaa3t ISNESS gl E8 :: » ©F IT! :: « It is possible to prepare Oala to resemble "OTO"-tliat is done! It is also impossible to distinguish the difference, which appals so mmh is the r- |t The getting of that flavour, the eliminating of the waste products, and the preserving of the nutritive elements in Oats, has taken years of experimenting, as-i it is simply astonishing how slight a variation in treatment could mar the flavour or destroy the food value. Hygienists, say that the Oat is the most'nutritive grain grown, and that as a food it is a brain, nerve, and tody builder. | Packed: "A BAG WITHIN A BAG." Made by LAHGDOWK & SON Ltd., Christchurch. SWi'JWWI --■ortofv*?'""S { **W*WaftjH "**■ VMS F.OR FINE OR WET WEATHER. m —• f7E stock all shapes and sizes. There's the poular Lounge Hat, or I VY "tlie smart Hard Felt, or even the latest Caps. i Lounge jweket felts from 4s fa'd to 8s 6d. J Hartf Felt Hnto from 7s 6d to 10s 6d. J Smart Caps from Is 6d to 4s 9d. S THE HATTER, CLOTHIER AND MERCER. C YOU KNOW THE SHOP. i Ri4t Next Clarendon Hotel, the Square, PALMERSTON NORTH. | Sole Agent: FAMOUS "ROUGH RIDER" CLOTHING. mm^mtm mm

And Still the Best! \Mf Bonningtons Irish Moss will break up the most troublesome cold with | | !| jj| almost magical rapidity. It gives absolutely no chance (or aLa Gnppe and | | ili other more serious troubles to develop. Keep jj;H m ■il'i VM; m Carrageen lli se every imitation or " just as good. No matter || H ibstitutes may be they are "short" in m none possess the excellent curative ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES SELL BONNINGTON'S. TAKE NO OTHER. Ife-JsL MR. E. H ADRIIX, Te Whare, Hamilton, writes:It <nves me pleasure to slate that your Medicino Bonnington's Irish Moss Ims been used in my family as a remedy for coughs and colds tor Ul,W ttv«Kffi r betag 70 years of aire, still find great relief by taking Bonniimton's Irish Moss when needed, and ean recommend it to young BONNINGTON'S CARRAGEEN Bonnington's and old. MRS. B. TAYLOR, of Ponsonby, Auckland, writes :- I have "reat pleasure in recommending your Bonnington's Irish Moss. It is "undoubtedly the best cough remedy I have ever used. Having a large family I have found it a source ot great comfort to my little ones, especially in eases of Bronchitis and Croup. On several qeea; I got very anxious but a good warm bath with a dose of your Irish . soon had'the desired effect. MP tst JOHt, OOIM. Mini". *I(6»IK«IH»H, I lIOIIOHITIO. WLOINU, »HO »U »"W TIOKI 01 1M T»»0»T A«0 li/KOt. I I ii newt»l oijmii vi cmi»i«« "I 11 l, J"£ uml uilul l» oil thi •&«<• h«W»»w i] * DM.irUpDonlol Id U ***»n ** ' wBmM _. JWWfflEWisftl FMFAMS I* CEOBGE BONNINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH.