4 ILOTT "Oh! its only a slight Cold" “Slight” is the wrong word to apply to an]) cold. When your child has a cold it means that the delicate membranes and tissues of his nose and throat are inflamed and swollen and that immediate treatment is needed. It means that he is dangerously sus- “ On/y a slight cold ” can easily have ceptible to the dreaded "flu,” that * f »'»' Don '‘ f,'* things l * if it is not taken in hand there may be very Bonnington s will relieve the cough, break the little between him and bronchitis, pneumonia phlegm, and draw a protecting, antiseptic film or even consumption. DO YOUR DUTY— over the affected membranes. Bonnington tis | gQNllUlftWaU -"i give a dose of Bennington's Irish Moss at the a powerful remedy made by fully qualified I I first sign of a cold. pharmacists to a formula. I I f IRISH MOSS FOR COUGHS €r COLDS I / *"^•^*s*** / New Zealand's favourite Cough remedy for over 60 years. * , ‘'"**« / Large Family Size 2/6 Handy Pocket Size 1/6 jag.JL. I AT ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES. m Keep a large bottle in the house in case of emergency. < - ■ For the thousands who love Good Tea In the fulfilment of THEIR desires, “Amber Tips” has no rival. Never any but FINE teas—Ceylon’s best —are used in blending “Amber Tips,” in order to give you the utmost in quality, flavour, and ultimate economy. Insist on “Amber Tips” 'he term "Fine Tea" is used by tea efts to describe pnly the better CfKTC ’es. They cost a little more A il »JZf *VO ound, but much less per cup.
BANISH THE BOGIES. WITH GOLDEN RAYS. Young children are naturally afraid of the darkness. The friendly mellow light of “Golden Ray” candles speedily dispels all the. youngsters’ fears by chasing away all those dark, mysterious shadows. Always keep “Golden Rays” in the home. They give a better, brighter, longer light than other brands and are much more economical. Specially hardened. Packet always full weight. If unobtainable from grocer write direct for supplies to Ellis aid Manton, Ltd., G.P.O. Box 222, Web linfton,
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Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1923, Page 7
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