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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 23 June 1911, Page 7

ND of course you know what that means. As yon see L everything- is beautifully mud-, only the of materials being-used. Just look how well the things a»e Now about the price. Well, it is not much more than you would pay for common stuff, as it is all made in their own Factorv. But just you call and get their prices first, then compare, it will cost you nothing- and may save.you some- * thinglO Percent.-REDUCTION. During this week we are holding a 10 per cent. Discount Sale on our Soft Goods Furnishings. This is a chance to secure .real g-ooa quality Goods at a low price:— Cretonne, Tapestry, Velvets, Plushes, Art Linens, Canvases, Art Serges, Table Covers, Quilts, Down Quilts, Cushions, Lace Curtains, Casement Cloth, Borderings, Table Linen, Fringes, Gimps. The characteristic and unique delieacv «>f ihivour that all SiUlB-WfcfcSß-ai drinkers delight in >u due to various causes. First of all, of course, to the fr.ct that the tea is grown in the most favoured district of the finest tea country in the world—Ceylon. Soil, 'situation, temperature, humidity—all count for much in the success of tea planting; and fn the Stsratwira. Plantations each of these conditions or essentials is perfectly presented. Then there is the system of curing and packing Everything is done by the most approved modern processes. The leaf is perfect and the most scrupulous care is taken to guard against the least chance of impurity. ALWAYS FIRST! MANUFACTURERS & COMPLETE FURNISHERS, 21-23 Hardy-Street. Wholesale Agents — BSSLEY BROS. & 03,

" { ' One Spoonful when the Cough is Troublesome' ~~ Half a Century Old And Still the Best! Bennington's Irish Moss will break up the most troublesome cold with almost magical rapidity. It gives absolutely no chance for aLa Grippe and other more serious troubles to develop. Keep » j'-.tJi BONN Carrageten. IRISH MOSS in your home, and refuse every imitation or " just as good." No matter how high in promise substitutes may be they are "short" in 'jgggsbs • performance, because none possess the excellent curative _g»ffi__ properties found in Bonnington's Irish Moss. ALLXHEMISTS AND STORES SELL BONNINGTON'S. TAKE NO OTHER. ' MK. Wm.'Mason, of Waihi, -writes : My voice, not being of the strongest, requires a restorative at times I and I consider, after trying voice jubes, etc, that, nothing_under the j>un equals Bonnington's Irish Moss, as it is a voice food I assnagent. isammma *s ■ MB. E. HADRILL, Te Whare, Hamilton, writes.— It gives me pleasure to state that your Medicine Bonnington's Irish Moss has been used in my family as a remedy for coughs and coins tor upwards of thirty years. ..,,„ , , ,• fv ~„!.:_„ I, mvself. though being 70 vears of age, srill find great r.-lief by taking Bonnington's Irish Moss when needed, and can recommend it to younj, and old. BONNINGTON'S CARRAGEEN MRS. B. TAYLOR, of Ponsonby, Auckland, writes : I have great pleasure in recommending your Bonnington's Irish Moss. It is undoubtedly the best cough remedy I hsiye <;v.t used. Having a large family I have-found it a source ot £ little ones, especially in cases of Bronchitis and Croup. I got very anxious "but a good warm bath with a dose ot your lrisii -uo»» Boon had the desired effect. JIIJmiWIUIMMIHM.MI KS\S "«.2 GEORGE EONNINGTONi CHHISTCKURCH.

Cobra make The merest trace of Cobra Boot ft-oiian, a Q*iicK rub, and you've a brilliant waterproof burnish that lasts for three or four days. Cobra also lengthens the life of the leather, and t CLEANS your boots—it is the only taKes the stains out. Try it on that pair of old tans and see A tin of Cobra—blacK or tan —lasts much longer than other brands— Besides being a much better polish it is also the most economical. A leather preservative second to none, f Tis " COBRA " that captures the cake, Make certain when buying some tins or just one, To look for the brand of the snake. And " COBRA " dressed boots show this ■feature unique, When pelted with pitiless rains They don't lose their gloss, and they don't spring a leak, Yet porous the leather remains. A tfl^WSSoatf