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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 288, 8 May 1914, Page 6

FOR WINTER COMFORTS. Everything Warm,' Comfortable, Smart and PERFECT FITTING. Everything for Gent's, Ladies & Children READY TO SLIP ON. Overcoats, Raincoats, Mac's and Umbrellas. FURS MILLINERY' UNDERCLOTHING. COSTUMES, PERFECT FIT. Blankets Flannels Dresses. EVERYTHING WARM AND GOOD. / Am bury Bros. NEW PLYMOUTH.

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Unrivalled Since 1860 Many, many hundreds of so-called cough cores have come and gone during Bennington's half century of usefulness! Many, many thousands of sufferers today pin their faith to this prand old remedy for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough* Bronchitis, Influenza,, Bonnugton's Carrageen Irish Moss Has persisted on its merits 1 There never was a case in which its use did not give instant relief. Ii is potent and penetrative—breaks the Backing Congh—cuts the dangerous cooking phlegm, and yet can be gives to even wee mites with safety. Too can trust "Bonnington's" implioiUy* (rtvided it la the CENUINE-there are Boom of imitations—be sure 1 78 Ulll