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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9934, 24 August 1910, Page 4

Docs so much good because small doses taken food help the digestion. and assist assimilation. LANE'S EMULSION is absorbed by the system, reaches, and does good to every part and portion of the body. Children who are delicate improve so rapidly on LANE'S EMULSION that they fairly astonish their parents. Being so much like cream, and quite pleasant to take," there is no bother in giving it. When medicine time comes round the Childdren ask for it, and take it readily, and so they change from sick, frail, puny, delicate Boys and Girls to bonny, healthy, happy, strong, and vigorous young men and women. 69 Seize the opportunity while you are in town to get our new Illustrated Catalogue. It covers every kind of boot—Sportiug Boots, Jockey Boots, Heavy Boots and Light, Stylish Boots for the man about Town. Grand National Visitors and others are invited to call and get I i a copy, and to register their measurements with us, and thus ensure footwear satisfaction. We send goods all over the Dominion, on the understanding that we please you 01* you return the boots. Fair isn't it? lilllßULUlHlUiHlliUlllßiflTt EXCELSIOR" Straw Hat Dyes, renews the colour of faded hats; changes tho colour of new ones. Ail Grocers, 6d per pot. Brushes 4d. 2 Take Bonniiigton's, the Tried and Tested Cough Cure. Guaranteed to bo absolutely freo from harmful narcotics, for naarly half a century, J CARRAGEEN has been the standard family cura for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and all chest & lung complaints. Mr. A. M. Grant, the wallknown Storekeeper & Postmaster, Te Whaiti, Rotorua, writes: " I have used your Irish Hlo«s for years for Coughs and Colds. For children it is the best medicine in the world; easy to take and safe. I sell dozens of bottles of it every week, and the people here arc never without it in the house." Because of its success BON. NINGTON'S has many imitators. But even if another remedy is SA ID to be' as good as Bon* nington's,' wkyshould you use it ? You want the oritjinal, not an imitation. //> *0