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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 568, 24 July 1909, Page 7

Be sure you get L | Bennington's | j Irish Moss, i l ■ Most chemists and ro- |.• . : tailers will give you Bonn* j . j ington's Irish Moss directly | | you ask for it. Here and J . ; there, however, you will : ■ S ' find one , who does not j , j maintftin the dignity <)f the j . ! profession, and who will ■■■< ' ' try to sell you a substitute ion which ho jnakes a larger | ; profit. You know the in- ; sidious argument, " Yes, I ! stock BonningtonV but , i have you tried my own : ; mixture.. It is 'just as | N i tfood.'" | Allow no one to deceive ! you. There is no remedy ! ! go good as Bonnington's L • Irish Moss. For over 46 i , ' years it has been the stand' : ! ard cough medicine. .■■■*;■ > ' '• ' V • • ; ' ' y '' " ' '• ' ,'' /•' ' •. . \ "I>r. Johnson, tho great lexicographer, ' "at a dinner one -time, defined the word "OATS M 'food for men in Scotland, "and-for horses in' England.' . "'Tea,' retorted' a wittv Scottish "Lord, ' and whore will you find-SUCH i "men and SUCH horses?" f For creating vigorous health— I of Body and Mind—no, diet can equal Scottish Porridge t Children fed on Porridge don't become flat-chested and ancemic 1 pis Jatii: is different from most: it is made to meet the demands of those who from early experience in stern Caledonia know what good Oatmeal really is. ! r McQlfs Oatmeal ■ is made at Milton (Tokomairiro). >■ Your Grocer will supply you if you say " McdILL'S "—which means " the best." i - ili-CIiSS ~ COMFECTIOHERY At Reasonable Prices. Spiedal Line-~ WALNUT FONDANTS (ASSOBTED FIiAVOUUS), . Price Is, 6d. per Pound. v ■;■■■ Street' :