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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12084, 23 June 1920, Page 6

)i -'%ss ' % a 1 tor ‘lte"’”^ >SS 7 <••■"? • % .cere ->li <? ib There is no remedy so soothing and so efficacious for a child s cough or cold as Bonnington s Irish Moss. In thousands of families it has been the standard remedy for over 60 years. II II $ 1 DonnimStoi f3l & Mt W allays inflammation, throws off phlegm. Its viscous properties act almost like a throat paint, thus giving relief to the inflamed glands of the cough racked sufferer. Beware of imitations. There is only one Bennington’s Irish Moss. Ask for it by name. Price 1 16 and 2/6 at all % Chemists and Stores. 178 £.o>.

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MOTHER rr n & & «L ■ Si Mother Seigel’s Syrup i<? . reliable remedy for the prevention and removal of digestive troubles caused through weak of overworked digestive organs. Ifyour stomach, liver and bowels—the principal organs of digestion—need help, r is unrivalled. Mother Seigel’s Syrup is the tonic you should take. It tones, strengthens, and stimulates the whole digestive system. A short course of this tried and proved remedy wall convince yon of its power to v >'ore health and . v:Put it to the test^ f @ \ II flags A good oven and a tin of Edmonds Baking Powder takes you twotbirds of the road to successful baking. Cakes and pastry melt in the mouth when Edmonds is used. This high-grade powder is always the same—pure, good and “Sure-to-Rise.” Ask for a,is E«cmdc , BAKING i 1 POWDER. In# The mixture I made from “HEENZO” (HEAN’S ESSENCE) proved the best cough and cold medicine I ever used.’’ s