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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14154, 3 August 1916, Page 3

jVJONEY TO LEND, £1 to £5 upon ■ ,•*■ Household Furniture (without removal). No delay. Repayable easy j weekly instalments.. L. W. Balkind Nelson Agenfc, E. OANN, 129, Trafalgar Street. • ■ ' . . !4li|jifP ir fWW'■ -I 1 li i W I-RII 1 Liijtie- | ! 1. does & very I H For washing up after |j| M meals, nothing is as |j || good as Hudson's. U M It thoroughly removes j& B all traces of grease, S || and leaves no taint | H or smell. I M *I Silver, when wash- | H ed with Hudson's, I M shines as. if new. | if if It should be in | M regular daily use in |j If every household. ji | Refuse Imitations. |l I Fine Powder. Handy Packets. tfj R ec o m m c n d eel by Medical Men M / <\ Vrv^l -■ r^ ' "i * - p Medical men strongly re-. || |^ commend Lane's Emulsion, ffl p and- use it in their hoift^s- , 5§ U for coughs, colds, asthma, :%■ | bronchiiis, whooping cough, S | croup, incipient cohsump- | I tion and all wasting dis- 1 | eases. • !| | Price 2/6 and 4/6. Sold by 1 all stores and chemists. | Burrang '\te*ffl[ head palCflcCt ■ > ■ ■ throat Don't put up with that feverish cold any longer. Bonnington's Irish Moss will quickly "get busy" on the vicious cold germs anil 1 relieve the inflammation of the membrane lining the airpassages. Bonnington's will swiftly clear the choked-up passages, dispeling that enervating, feverish feeling, : enabling you to breathe freely. has the unqualified endorsement^ of many thousands in this generation —as it had in the generation before. ' We quote one of many testimonials:— 'J ■ Ste-wart Island. [ "I have been suffering from a V-j > Bevere cola in v the chest lately 1&4& and have tried all kinds of so- . |[-ffl called cough- cures, but I still find Bonnington's Irish Moss fg^?g^ . to be the -best. I recom- ]ca2s*»iwe mend it to my. friends as it r a-^^y^y^ 1 is a long way cheaper -than wooiNiHGTow-ef' Doctors' Bills."- . ' asattjsa \ H. R. COTTBELL. tfljj&J '. ) Ask your chemist or id^^^S 3 storekeeper for Bonriing- vf^gg ton's Irish Moss. 104 n^-^llj