Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Hokitika Guardian, 16 July 1921, Page 4

I I * M Out 0 0 Go the Kiddies’ Colds! in the Winter, the finest thing in the world for Kiddies is a doeo of Bonnington's Irish Moss at Bed-time. If they have colds, Bonnington’s will quickly banish the complaint—and it is also a reliable preventive. Bonnington’s Irish Moss—the 60 year-old favourite—is the safest cough remedy for the little ones—it contain* potent ingredients, but no harmful drugs, narcotics or alcohoL Irish. 1 Sol tits family batik a»w—3/fi etrsrywksre m HEALTH are out to secure nothing - less than the most excellent J thing in the world. It is C possible for men and women 1 to be healthy even under 4 conditions not altogether 0 favourable —as, for example, 4 sedentary occupation, irreg- *1 ular meals, and other / drawbacks. Such disadvan- n tages should, of course, be / corrected as far as possible. The most important thing i 3to “maintain the digestive system in a state of efficiency or to restore it to soundness when it has become disordered. To effect either purpose there is one Remedy to be preferred before ail others — 5

Prepared only bp THOMAS BHECHAM, St. H«lciu, Lancs. Sold everywhere In boxen, . c labelled 10Jd., Ib-IJJ and 2s-W, (original English prices.; <

A Tea Test The first question to be decided in testing Tea is “ Do I like the flavour ? ” Test Nelson Moate’s Tea this way ! Having decided that Nelson Moate’s is full of fine flavour, proceed to the next question, “ Is it pure ? ” Absolute purity is guaranteed. Now comes the searching test, “ Is it economical ? ” The great strength of Nelson Moate’s produces more cups of good tea per pound than most others, By Flavour, Purity and Economy, quality is decided. The test being satisfied, ask for Nelson Moate’s Teas All Grocers look before vou W HEN I’UKCHA‘-IXG 1 ’ UKCHA ‘- IXG A CYCLE * * by sure that you purchase oue with, a nain e and a reputation THE ARROW CYCLE is famed for its speed, coni tort and durability. Genuine H.S.ft. Cycles. jiuilt by I. Brown, fitted with Dun. lop Tyros, Brocas B. 90 saddle, Renolds chain Edie Coaster B.P. biake, host heavy stood guards complete with tools and pump Price £22 10s. '•'I” 1 Y Did U A NTEED B.S.A. PATTERN CYCLES. 1. Brown’s own build; fitted with Brooks' saddle, Brompton chain and pedals, Dun lop or Barnet Glass tyres and Edie Coaster. Complete with pump and tools. Price £l7 IPs- Guaranteed. FOR CYCLE REPAIRS.—) BROWN is out on Iris own. Try him, satisfaction guaranteed or money returned. i. BROWN HOKITIKA CYCLE WORKS, ‘TOKITTKa Telephone, No 87.