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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 17, 12 September 1912, Page 7

BUSJNESS NOTSCES. 'S m. A} i > ix fc*? ■■- ,' wm Stop that little Cough From Growing Bigger Every cough strains the delicate tissues of the throat and bronchial tubes. Stop the strain by curing the cough. Bonnington's Irish Moss not only soothes the irritation but cures the cough and heals and strengthens the membranes. All reliable retailers will sell Bonnington’s Irish Moss when asked for it. They realise that it is right to do so, and they know that Bonnington's is the best cough and cold medicine for it has stood the test of half a century. Should any offer you a substitute or imitation, refuse it and insist on jetting Bonnington's. I CARRAGEEN

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Give ft LANK’S EMULSION every day. Many children have got along wonderfully on Lane’s. It fattens their little bodies, strengthens their nerves, muscles, bones. Builds them up. LANE’S EMULSION is a medi-cine-food that helps weak children to grow into strong, robust, healthy children. It is quite astonishing what a teaspoonful of LANE’S EMULSION given regularly three times a day w ill do for the children. You can prove it by trying it. jure* ;UlO UKB «RS in slopping niglsl cough-, curing eissllaals colds and dies! complainis. A lady living in Lome Street, Wellington, write®: “1 have used ‘Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion ’ for myself and children with grand results. Having a nice, palatable taste, the children take it readily." “Tonking’s Linsfko Emulsion." f'rrvm Eh Chemists A Storekeepers. IC. 9/P. A,‘6 bott in. t) JJUinOA _ t^TORE. Goods Delivered to any Part of the District. NSW BTOGK, OHEiJP PRICES AT A A. STANFORD'S Agents “Stratford Evening Post.** I