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Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1921, Page 4

r. .1. Lloyd is one of our busiest grocers, a keen buyer of good quality goods, and always aiming to lighten the thrifty housewife’s toil with such excellent labour savers as COLDEN HLI/K Soap, and “NO RUBBINC’’ LAUNDRY HELP. Take.. Bonnington’s I rish Moss at the critical time in coughs and colds when the germs are making their way into the bronchial tubes. It coats the mucous membrane with an antiseptic film, kills the germ and prevents coughing. Family size 2/6. ioa MOTHER SAYS (HEAN’S ESSENCE) makes a splendid Cough and Cold Remedy, and saves money. Tise Health That Lasts What can bring you greater satisfaction than the knowledge that your health rests upon a firm foundation P With this in view, it IgjjS&ll to bear in mind that care bestowed upon maintaining the rigour 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 effioienoy is the occasional use of Becoham’s Pills—a medicine which, as everyone knows, has won golden opinions all over the world for the relief ahd prevention of ailments connected with the stomach, liver and bowels. Widens 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. Them 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 Beecham's Pills. Sold everywhere In boxes, labelled lOjd., ls-ljd and 2s-9d. (original English prices.)