Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 12584, 3 October 1908, Page 6

1 WORTH THEIR WEI6HT | : IN GOLD. | | " WILSON'S are the only < \ ] \ medicine we have ever had in our ] i ( i family. My husband and I and all * • J ' our family have taken them regular- j [ ) I ly, and I am thankful to say we Jiave j t" i i never had any serious illness in our I >r ( • house. Wilson's Pills have kept us in j |. ] ( good health. While we were living <(r( r i ».at Perth, W.A., there was a serious I t- ( X outbreak of disease— typhoid fever j [ \ i .and dysentery— to which several of \ ( i » out neighbours succumbed ; but we O 1 [ all stuck to Wilson's Pills and came J ' J l through all well." ' That is the sort | , t ► of honest testimony by which Wil- i i ][. soil's Pills are recommended. They J | ( f are a wholesome, health - giving $ < » family medicine. They are good for jg ' | blood and stomach ailments. One S \ | pill a week will keep the average, % ' } person "toned up." If your stomach 10 | | is causing you trouble or your blood X , | is weak, take the pills according to S i » directions. Remember— Wilson's 3> ; | Pills are ALL MEDICINE. Price, $ ,1 1/6 per bo*, of your chemist or X i I storekeeper, or post free from the • J | Wilson Pill Company, Ltd., Wan- Z i i / ganui. , X A SAFE COIGH REMEDY. Bonnington's Irish Moss proves the truth" of the old adage, "Time will tell." For over forty-five years this preparation has been the standard cure for coughs and colds, and every year, has seen a large increase in its sales. The reason is that CARBAQEEM IRISH MOSS is a safe remedy and does what is ' claimed for ft. It contains absolutely nothing injurious, mothers know they can give it to the children with perfect safety. Millions of bottles of this celebrated remedy have been sold throughout Zealand and Australia, and' there has not* been a single "instance whereit has proved "other than beneficial. Dp you wonder that we are proud of bur Vec6rd *•' ' '** ONE WORD MORE. In order to make more profit, unscrupulous retailers sometimes try \o sell a substitute for go^ningjon's Irish Moss .by asserting it is " just as good, 1 ' and some will even make j malicious statements regarding our preparation. There is no remedy so safe and sure as Bonnington's, Irish Moss — insist on getting it. T J WANTED Known.— Luxford and Cp. are 1 offering ,£2ooo' worth ' of Drapery, etc.. at greatly reduced ratea. Small prolita and quick- returns -is their' motto;