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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2818, 8 July 1916, Page 14

and l Home ' 1 I.N assured, if your 'cleaning .companion' is • 1 o®f! | ■Ik ,' ■'■ ~ I FLOORS free-from every particle of dust, | ~ invitingly clean and with a mirror-like | -""" "" lustre, obtained almost without effort, are || % K \ the inducements the O-Cfedar Polish-Mop || \':,l°^ rs y° u as invites your' patronage. »|$ ''XO-CJedar Polish-Mops are now, used in , || Over Two Million Homes |@ • ' Don't .scrub—itis out-of-date labour. The' I ■ modern way is to have your varnished or painted 1 h ■ floors, woodwork on. stairs and ban- I ' nisters, etc., .kept bright and'clean with an O-Cedar . I • • ItQeasisas it .-Polishes • . I tk * ?£, £ ■- — does .all the work with a single easy operation, I Polish-Mops (either round or triangular) .. [1 are sold ,in two sizes at 6/6 arid 9/6 complete |Jj ■t —fittedVwith new "Handy Handle Hinge." jl v>---x All.leading dealers sell them—don't hesitate to ask .|| :y°ur own dealer to demonstrate O-Cedar to you. W. M. BANNATYNE &. WELLINGTON, I 1 • CHANNELL CHEMICAL.CO. i ; "' w'cbdaß» Offices: LONDON, TORONTO, BUENOS AIRES . | ...;:] j:: : :: ; :Made: Dishes. ' ■ i, v; hI : ... 1 Made dishes, prepared with the help.' ' If 1 f j 'of LEA&.PERRIWS'SAUCE, are a great . / ,|| if '' , .. •• aid to economy, besides giving a . . JjM| -/ ' . pleasing variety; to,the Menu. j' ■■-.>■ ..■ • - \y. .... Owing to the QUALITY and concentration of Jy Jr its ingredients., a few drops of LE A & PERRi NS' .< |: .- - "give-far more satisfaction than a much larger , | t' ■■ quantity of a "cheap "imitation. - :■ : ' ..'.A. V :i ,C„ . WORCESTERSHIRE. > S'lfe I' tydin^'.seißatiQn' ;; at the Back of tlie^-Hroat is a danger signal—it means that the dread J9j\ '-+/■& td ■ .cold germs havfe penetrated - ' right'into the. .•Sp- jff <■ J®l£ ' bronchial tubes and that, unless checked, Jffigjfaa' i ' they may attack your lungs. . ' " ' wfi "■ -| F" ~jf Take prompt steps to oust these germs. Drive | W «\ I (jj them out with Bonnington's Irish = ' >. '•' Moss. Bonnington's is quick in. % . , .' its action, and infallible in its IRKHMOS W strong direct attack upon colds ' ' * W % in head, throat and lungs. 111 If 1 Ask your chemist for, Bonning- ; ////// M laf' ' ton's—and see that you get it— /vvw/fflM MM\ F ■fu lit ' don't be coerced into buying an ///Jlll/fllllm llumuv I? inferior substitute, '//////II 1111 l u\\\\vw •" % Boniiiiitoi*! 1 ? IrisllMOSs , Has Proved its Value by M&ny •i Years of Unqualified Success! "" " For over 50 years Bonnington's Irish Moss has held pride of place as an effective treatment tor sorev , throats, colds in the head and hacking coughs. It allays irritation and inflamation, clears choked-up air passages, and has a beneficial effect on the whole respiratory system. Read what Grateful Sufferers say: Convincing Proof of its Sterling Qualities: - ; Dunedin. , _ Dunklin. . "I have no hesitation in recommending your Bon- "Sinco being in New Zealand, I have used Bonning- . ■"""" ningfcon's Irish Moss to anyone suffering from colds. I ton's Irish Moss "with very great success. .1 have .found find that ifc gives instant relief, and I would never bo it most beneficial for . the children for coughs and colds without a bottle. There is 'no cough mixture that is during the cold damp -weather and always like to keep a equal to Bonnington's Irish Mobs.* bottle in the house.' / _ M ., , J.Y.HAWKINS. , J.W.COTIOfc. . Dunedin. . , . . G ° re ; "Jam thankful that Bonnington's Irish Moss hns "I consider Bonninglons Inali Moss best onred me, I had noh & bad cold for weeks, and cough and cold remedy in the world. Having comc '" since I tried yonr rflmtdr I ea gmteful for what it has from that part of the, world where the Carrageen grows, " dona for I wwl} isiasass&si Bonnington's to all I I knownts true value, and would not be without a bottle bt&&i&>tß&a i ! c ' of it in the house under any consideration. B. CHAPMAN. T. AMBROSI',. .... v. • ,