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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14048, 19 July 1916, Page 9

When you've m The wise man who |^>X aaakes an appojntment fl 4 | with a lady uke^w&h fl >' him a box of AuUe- fl brook's Chocolates. fl The -fiavooroni tMUness-— I^^ *h« rich thecrUp fl oatside and the Huffy, Imcibiis, fl creamy centres of Aulse. fl brook's Chocolates mal^i I each a melting moathlul of fIW delight. fl Adsebrook'sT Forget-me-not Bo x c s contain Chocolates and '' . Swe^asMoWs:^ IW Chocolate Ice Cream Drop* Chocolate Raspberry Drops h P^9f"*« .Caraioella Chocolate B Ganger; Squares I Tlpperary klsse* fI»W Toffee de Luxe K^_ Coffee Creams . fl Raspberry Marshmallow fl Toasted Marsh mallow fl Cocoan ut Caramels . B Frosted Caramels fIL feed L.hn_* - fl%_ Almond Comfits fl Follow Instructions on Ythe Wrapper. Uo rubbing -«- no scrubbinu — .' no aching arms and back next . 1 ; .... /: does the hard work! Follow |BSS_SSB_| the directions on the wrapIflflllf per— your clothes will come JSSS through the wash as white ißflm as snovs. Less labour, less ly tlipe, less (wear and tear on , ■ V- ia/ j£fM£h.e^ clothes! . Your storellWSr^Sp keeper sells Hydro Leine «jjty mjf' Soap— get a packet. You'll ] l_SS_t ' always be glad you tried the y^OVyL "Hydroleine "way. Bf Made PUR E^I wm _ and no chance w ( : w taken that it is not W kept Pure from the I « I Belrf t0 y_ur table! I I __■ I^_H ___■ -■■kJa. _T _i __ri_l IWhy should YOIJ j i take any risk? I The slightest of im> fl purity will ruin the health- M fulness o.f any food. ■ | - Ask' any Grbcer for a jfl — _— : _ j ; 3P^^ acdld^st : /jWOftl"-"- a J l^*^ i Ljt>. j&]X\ °^ l^ e children. . Qylr^^y^gyi Some children A V___ «__ 1 catc h cold readily ' k )BH_ "l^__ 1 an<^ es }ph succes- j kW^%{ sive cold, if not ; __b"__Xi-_l V checked at once, is < _B_ a _4sCj"^Wi li^ e^y to weaken fl__L _B^rT^___ t ' ie " un^ s ntore and ] HflF|| j n\ . more. It is when r I I V t^ ie ' vn 8 s Are so i •u- W I I ' weakened that ] youngsters are j more - easily subject to . bronchitis ahd i consumption. At the first sign of ] trouble, give the children ] Bcaii_ii^oi_s Irish moss They take it readily of their own accord 1 because of the quick relief it affords. Croup and whooping cough both yield to the curative and soothing influence of v.Bonnington ? s. A Nelson lady J "^writes:— J . - « ' "I have great'pleasurem recommend- . ing your Irish Moss and can remember it being us^d by our family for twenty- ( five years or hiore. I also -»_ , { find •■ it invaluable for ±A _ : i croup, which some of my Jfflß '' children have been sub- ff&sESam i jectto. . 1 can say it neyer \ Cf S^^SL. i _ fails to give relief. Ihd- pe2*S__fe » vise all mothers to use it." * fi SfflSJ«if j Mrs; Walter Broad. vrJ&V'. i Bny it at your chemist's or at ,jMKik , tßestore. Call for it byname fRISHMOS { »nd see that you get it— imita- v J!iix&ii& -, tioas are sometimes offered .-j_4--.,„2 : — refuse them; lKffl _ ) . .-</_ -■•-■:: \r. -•:. '■ XHi-.\'.~ . _H______!__9_Hsi B*Wk»s* i _ '■ ■ ] BE SURE OF HAVING PLENTY OF < EGGS BY TUBING 1 MEATMEAL ! FOB\ T OXJRFO\VT,S ; . ! T. CLARKSON, LTDGladstone Road. ' •Phone 194. . < JOHNSTONE AND SMITH for Men. Bos Suits, Pyjamas, Bi_ces, Underwear, Hosiery. All at bedrock prices.