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Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1921, Page 4

a Kiddies 9 Colds! O In the Winter, the finest thing in the world lor Kiddies is a dose of Bonnington’s Irish Moss at OBed-time. If they have colds, Bonnington's will quickly banish the complaint—and it is also a reliable preventive. Bonnington a Irish Moss— the 60 year-old favourite —is the safest cough remedy Ofor the little ones—it contains potent ingredients, but no harmful drugs, narcotics or alcohol. IrisliOMbss Cot the family bottls sow—2/6 everywhere .SERGES Half-Price Secured at a sacrifice from an Importer forced to realise. NAVY ALL WOOL iHlii y 63/6, now 16/9. Ulacii !, now 18/9. 64 Inches Wide. All Wool, Fast Dyes. ' I miiW/iMm CKI BL n English Overcoating, 5-Sin, 18/9, now 12/9. Write for patterns to GLASSON’S Wardell’s Buildings, Cashel Street, Christclnirrh.

to 1 v A Drink A Tonic A Corrective kg KfeS As Good for Women as for Men SMART WINTER MILLINERY THE SHAPES AND COLOURS ARE VARIED ENOUGH TO HARMONISE WITH ALL THE NEW FASHIONS IN DRESSES AND COSTUMES. We are fortunate in having secured a full range of warehouse samples. (Moth read-to-wear and untrimmed hats) at a price that enables us to retail them at a SUBSTANTIAL CUT IN I- RICES. Every hat is a “bargain” hat. Come in and “try on” until you find the hat you really like. A cordial'invitation is extended to Hokitika ladies to give us a call and inspect this lovely millinery. This is a chance to provide yoursell with a charming hat while the prices are right. Mrs J. Lloyd RCVELL STREET HOKITIKA.