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LESSENS ITS SEVERITY. While-influenza seldom results fatally it is the indirect cause of many ica ths as pneumonia frequently follows I£. We have yet to hear of influenza resulting in .pneumonia when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy -was taken at the beginning of the attack. "When Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is taken the' influenza is greatly lessened' in> its severity and any tendency towards pneumonia is checked. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps restore -the system, -to ; a healthy Sold everywhere. - ■ -

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BAHIA COCOA GOES TWICE AS FAR.

As .other cocoas—it is the' most eco- . n-umical you cam buy.. If you're not already a. Bahia ibuyer, try a tin. It has a lovely flavour and it is of -greafc value as a food because all the nutriment of the cocoa hean is retained. Bahia is a British cocoa—made under, hygienic conditions by Britishers in London. Each tin has two coupons—save them, and receive 5s cash for, 60. That will ,please you better than a present which might get lost or broken. Bahia Cocoa' possesses all the of the Pure Foods Act. Ask the grocer for it.

Britannia gave a-cheer or two : When Wellington won Waiter 100. If Buonaparte had won the fight ' Biitaniiia cnig-ht have ib'd' "good, night." \Vlwan ,whiter coughs and colds are rife. And l each is baft-lung for his life. Wise Britons make the victory sure With bottles of Woods' Peppermint' •OuTe.

P3 \ (J =T2 & % is a danger signal—it means: that the dread cold germs have penetrated right into the bronchial tubes and /that,- unless checked, they may.attack your lungs. Take prompt steps to oust these germs. Drive them out with Bonnington's Irish Moss. Bonnington's is quick in its action, and infallible in its strong direct attack: upon colds in head, throat and lungs. Ask your chemist for Bonnington's—and see that you get it — don't be coerced into buying an inferior substitute. UN BCNNINGTON'fi CARRAGEENIRISHMOSS % Has Proved Its Value by Many Years of Unqualified Success! For over 50 years Borinington s Irish Moss , has held pride of place as an effective treatment for ,sore throats, colds in the head and hacking coughs. It allays irritation and infiamation, clears choked-up air passages, and has a beneficial effect on the whole respiratory system. Read what Grateful Sufferers say: Dunedin. "I have no hesitation in recommending your Bonnington's Irish Moss to anyone suffering from colds. I find that, it gives instant relief, and I would never be without., a bottle. There is no cough mhxture that is equal to Bonnington's Irish Moss." ; J. v: HAWKINS, ■y? . Dunedin. "Ram thankful that Bonnington's Irish Moss has cured fme. I had such a bad cold for weeks, and since Jktried your remedy I am gratefulfor what it has done for me, I shall recommend Bonnington's to all I hear of who suffer." E. CHAPMAN. Convincing Proof of its Sterling Qualities: Dunedin. "Since being in New Zealand, I have used Bonnington's Irish Moss with very great success. I have found it most beneficial for the children for coughs and colds during the cold damp weather and always like to keep a bottle in the house." J.W.COTTON. Gore. "I consider Bonnington's Irish Mobs is tho best cough and cold remedy in the world. 1 Having come from that part of the/World where the Carrageen crows, I know its true Talue. slnd would not be without abottle of it in the house under any consideration. T. AMBROSE. , - , '■■■ ■ : ■: ,"111

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Nelson Evening Mail, 6 July 1916, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, 6 July 1916, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, 6 July 1916, Page 7

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