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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 91, 19 April 1911, Page 11

d 13 Stanley Street. Sydney. jK (M Dear Sirs, — For colds and coughs Angier's Emulsion is the best remedy |^ that I have ever tried. lam subject to colds on the slightest change in the fe weather, which causes me great annoyance. As a representative of the j& Buyers' and Sellers' Directory of Australia, lam compelled to travel % a constantly from one State to another, and it is a great boon to me to have k a remedy such as Angier's Emulsion. One thing I j find about it is that, 5p £] unlike most emulsions, it does not repeat or make one feel sick, which is '$' 'A greatly in its favour. , (Signed) W. E. MASTERS. % °f chemists, /l/ 3/ l/ 3, 2/9 and 4/g. 6a \| |p Angier's Emulsion is a simple healing tonic that is soothing alike to throat, lun°s f? gj stomach and intestines, an aid to appetite and digestion and an invigorating tonic and 2f' restorative. By its soothing, healing action-it relieves the congh, allays soreness and in- 8£ j£| flammation and promotes easy expectoration, while by its tonic properties it increases f& 4fa vitality and enables the system to quickly throw off a cold and to resist further attacks I?S f& Ansier s Emulsion is unequalled for colds, coughs, bronchitis, asthma and all lun< Ey* j?S affections. _ , ,„ ._ _ _ • sp2S '"fTfS^K on receipt of 4d. postage; mention this paper. I < ££gpj| THE ANG3ER CHEMICAL. CO.. Ltd., 7 Barrack St., Sydney, f ; * - Bonnington's Irish Moss cures coughs and colds J !' | quickly. The first few doses ease the throat and r loosen the phlegm, and the cough is cured almost be-, J - I fore you realise it. For fifty years Bonnington's has !' been the standard family remedy. Refuse imitations and sub- j | j-r stitutes put up to give the dealer a bigger profit. < ,} f*^~ V Insist on getting f L^^^i^^^^^^ CARRAGEEN f V '**^T I fffi**£ry I Miss PniscEtxA Verne, Opera House, Christ'C. '3^/T -*sM?y// church, writes: — " I still take Bounington's Irish i" Y'' si^T^S'/ / Moss whenever I am troubled with a cold or loss %^^. B*™^" y^^^li h °^ voice - J fintl « fflost helpful to me in niy - jT Jr^MsSv l'\ professional dunes, and will always recommend "•""""^sL fvfiS&iliS « to my friends." 35 i{ I? /&r h%Mz' \ lilt I /f* 3 m I i 4 / I r Courtesy j \\ -¦ e P omes one of I V V « Q pleasure when ! " the hostess I sregeics her guest with Amber Tips Tea. I Over the fresh full-flavoured cups, the con- 1; versation flows more freely, and when the V requirements of etiquette are fulfilled, hostess and truest part, each charmed with the other's j vivacity. j The call is returned, when i i again sets the hearts atune ; thus the casual h acquaintance grows rapidly into a firsh and I lasting friendship. r || Amber Tips can be procured at your grocer's in three grades, 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per Sb., one ] of which 23 bound to please you. 19A || iIfIBBniVniIBIHIPIIIIIIIBIffHIHeiIBMIRKSiMIMIPIMfIBHIIIIId Wholesale Asents— THOMPSON BROS., LTD., WelHngton.