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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11253, 4 July 1922, Page 7

the jest ** Think back over the last twenty years and you will be surprised to find how many cough and cold remedies have come and gone. Only an exceptional formula can stand the test of even a quarter of a century—only one—Bonnington’s Irish Moss has stood for sixty years. Here’s why : 1. —lts mucilagineous properties ease the dry inflammatory conditions of the Bronchial passages—it acts like a throat paint. 2. -It loosens the cough—no matter how hard it may be, by diminishing and preventing the constant strain on the throat and chest. 3. —It dispels the phlegm while its healing properties restore the tubes to normal conditions. * IRISH MOSS FOR COUGHS fir COLDS Try it, sold everywhere 1 /fi and2/6 Make sure you get the original Bonnington’s. aio

HAPPY AND STRONG are little ones who take SCOTT’S Would you like to see your children grow rosy and strong } Would you like to - feel that they are growing hardier and sturdier every day—getting stronger to bear the strain of life and to resist disease. If the fulfilment of these desires would make you happy, give SCOTT’S to your little ones NOW! If winter's coughs, colds, and epidemic diseases leave your little ones weak and pale, SCOTT’S Emulsion will quickly make them well again. gb f If the lingering after-effects of measles, bronchitis, whooping cough or scarlet fever keep them weak and thin, a course of SCOTT’S will surely overcome that weakness and bring back health and strength. SCOTT’S EMULSION

Two dear little pals—a wee girl and a boy— Were roaming a garden and singing with joy; The breeze bore the words of their jingle along. And this was the gleeful refrain of the song "Spring meadows, spring meadows, the grass is so green! We’re nicking a posy to post to the quern. In weary, wild winter, when colds wo endure, We always take Woods’ Peppermint Cure!"