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Hokitika Guardian, 5 July 1920, Page 1

SI? m m m v ■with crouch of nights ? When coughs keep the children awake at nights a dose -of Bennington's Irish Most will usually ease the throat arid give restful, untroubled sleep. For over sixty years it has been the standard remedy for coughs and colds. Mrs. J. W. Cotton, of Brook Street, Dunedin, Writes:—"During the cold damp ■weather I have found Bonnington’s Irish Moss most beneßcial for the children's coughs and colds, and always’ like to keep a bottle in the house.” has properties which act almost like a throat paint. It "paints the throat inside," and thus brings speedy relief. Beware of inferior substitutes and insist on having Bonnington’s Irish Mass. 1/6 and 2/6 at all Chemists and Stores. 178 Avoid winter chills and ills by taking “NAZOL.” Order by name. Refuse imitations. No cold is Nazol-probf, 60 doses Is 6d.