It Means Just what It Saus A jacket does'7'weeklu washings Old -folks cannot afford to trifle with coughs and colds. Take Bennington's Irish Moss. Nothing so sure and so good. Mr. E. HPkDDRILL, Hamilton, writes:"Though 70 years of age I still find great relief by taking Bonnrngton's Irish Moss when needed". Family size 26
I The man who fits out at Hunt's will never complain about the price, the quality, the smartness, or the comfort of his clothes. Well selected large | stocks.- \ Be sure and get the Star's Jubilee Souvenir History of the Goldflelds Fully illustrated; 272 pages; 1/.-, posted 1/4.
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Thames Star, Volume LXII, Issue 17387, 27 March 1928, Page 3
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