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Hokitika Guardian, 15 June 1920, Page 4

NAPIER NUuSE REALISES the value of de MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. ‘T cun certainly recommend Dr Horse’s Indian Root Pills as a; genuine remedy for Indigestion and Constipation,” writes Nurse Westoby of 18 Fantier Street, Napier. “I have used this medicine for twenty years in my capacity "as a 'Registered Maternity Nurse, and know of its value as a’ standard remedy. I have been nursing in this i township for more than thirty years and you may use these few lines for publication whenever desired. I am also a. mother of three children.”

Children like WADE’S WORM F«GS. Safe and certain remedy for worms.

SANDER AND SONS’ EUCALYPTI EXTRACT can be obtained 'at all chemists and stores. There is no reason for putting' up with inferior brands, because you can obtain “SANDER'S,” which is not only recognised by the highest Med. Authorities, but proved by the Supreme Court, Melbourne, the best. SANDER’S EXTRACT is unequalled for colds, influenza, diarrhoea, flatuence; locally for wounds, burns, ulcers, piles, itching, and chilblains. Insist on SANDER’S, benefit.

WELD STREET BAKERY. i m r^n 1 ? (J/oi'iiUMly <if Kaaieri umi Grey mown. BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS WEI-D STREET. HOKITIKA.' * Every description of pastiy arid corfeo.tiotiiiry. Firft Class BREAD daily; Cash. q>' Cowponß. COMFORTABLE i’EA ROOMS; BERMALINE BREAD now made daily Yonr wants promptly attended to Telephone No 96.

That feverish feeling from cold in the head instantly relieved by “NAZOL.” Splendid for clearing blocked passages in nose and throat.

m up m so it is now In the days of crinolines and Dundreary whiskers our forefathers relied on Bonnington’s Irish Moss to relieve coughs and colds. To-day it still retains its prestige as a thoroughly efficacious remedy for coughs and colds. Because its value has been proved, Moss is the favourite family thousands of homes. cough medicine in tens Bonnington’s seldom fails to give relief even in the most stubborn cases, and will be found efficacious for old and young alike for it contains no harmful drugs. Mrs. W. Broad, of Owen Junction, Nelson, tells what she thinks of Bonnington’s Irish Moss. " I have great pleasure in recommending Bonnington’s 3rish Moss, and can remember it being used in our family for 25 years or more. I find it invaluable for croup, to which some of my children have been subject. I advise all mothers to use it.” Don’t be put off with substitutes. Ask for Bonnington's Irish Moss, and see that you get it. All Chemists and Stores stock this famous remedy, price 1/6 and 2/6. w f£.OTT yoeo —i