Bread for the Kiddies/ I The A.C.M. Loaf for I NUTRITION: Millars’ Bread, mixed with milk and malt, is the “health food” for growing kiddies. It contains all the elements necessary for . bone, muscle, and brain-building, and is the H one food of which they never tire. I LASTING FRESHNESS: I A better flavour and lasting freshness are ■ • characteristic of Millars’ Bread. The children clamour for this “loaf with the luxury flavour." The result is that it is all eaten before it has a chance to become ja stale. S ' C SEE THAT YOUR DAILY BREAD IS BRANDED “A.C.M." | 1 | | A.C,
Ik W|kf, bemd doubt EVERY bottle of Bonnington’s Irish Moss is as carefully madeup as if it were dispensed personally for you alone. It is made to a formula which time and doctors have proved to be of the greatest value. Constant use in the household has proved beyond all shadow of doubt that for the quick, safe, relief of coughs, colds, influenza, sore throat, etc., nothing can take the place of the genuine and original Bonnington’s Irish Moss. Remember—Bonnington’s is dispensed by a Christchurch House of fully qualified pharmacists. It is a real medicine— not a vague “preparation.” IRISH MOSS fbv Coughs Si Colds You will find the Family Size (2/6) bottle the most economical. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers. 272
GAS AND AND Combincdion Washing Boiler A QAS O INONtRMM HEATED BURKWCi.. WASHING HOUSEWIVES, HOUStHOtnjl SAVE YOURSELVES TROUBLE! jggjJL ■UMMKR With thia New Copper you use Gas as fuel. Simply light the pilot burner and WtKtfmßwiSl water begins to heat right away. The same Boiler can be used to burn up rubbish by a slight adjustment of the ifcrSw furnace door. THE IDEAL BOILER FOR THE MODERN HOME I ,A6u>b«r>-M Walker Lfd. ™
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Southland Times, Issue 19897, 16 June 1926, Page 9
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