The most gentle laxative to use—IMPLY’S MAY APPLE. Sure and safe. Tt works with nature. Try it. Beware of imitations. Call for WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS.
The Health - That Lasts What can bring you greater satisfaction than the knowledge that your health rests upon a firm foundation? With this in view, it is well to bear in mind that care bestowed upon maintaining the vigour of the digestive organs always brings an ample reward, for the reason that their condition so largely influences the general health. A most successful and satisfactory method of keeping the digestive system at a high level of efficiency is the occasional use of Beccham’s Pills—a medicine which, as everyone knows, has won golden opinions all over the world for the relief and prevention of ailments connected with the stomach, liver and bowels. Wideas the popularity of Beecham’s Pills has been in the past, as a remedy for dyspeptic troubles their reputation to-day is greater than ever. There is no better household remedy for keeping the digestion right, the liver active, the bowels regular and the blood pure." For the good of your Health Take Beecfianfs yiliteH© Sold everywhere in boxes, labelled 10}d., ls-l}d and 2s-9d. i (original English prices;)" } * rr&is'L jt—m u'g'i s'grg b
Vi SS mm 'hw?& jjTov’&dL' its efficieii^T' ! Only a medicine 6? m?yit cut stand the time test. And now, as then, there is no otlrtr remedy for coughs and colds that can rival Bonningion’s Irish Moss. Every winter sees a bigger demand for this standard family romedy—mothers recommend it to newly married daughters who follow the family custom and keep a bottle in the house. Bonnington’s' allays inflemstion. soothes the throat and hronohial tubes and assists in • throwing off phlegm. It quickly TolioTW ohest colds and may safely be given to the youngest child. Thera are many imitations of Bonnlngton s but none have the qualities of the genuine. IrishOMoss •Tis the favourite of old and young- | children like it—txurents Tain# Its I curative properties. , vv 102 !
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1920, Page 1
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