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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19475, 9 May 1925, Page 19

./low that the children are hach QtJc&mC ,/~v ciSaM*®*' . '"•^SS.-sKg', Careful mothers will see that one averted danger is not superseded by another. Winter is coming on with its searching winds, its cold bleak days and frequent rain. Foresight demands that a bottle of Bonningtons Irish Moss be ready on a handy shelf for the first sneeze or sniffle. Better still, knowing that prevention is so much better than cure, many will institute a nightly dose going to bed. Just as good for grown-ups, too! - Ask for the Large Bottle 2/6 Smaller Size 1/6 See that you get the genuine aso IRISH MOSS FOR COUGHS & COLDS

Oddse Brothers TOURINB CAR The surplus power of Dodge Brothers Touring Car is one great source of unusual satisfaction in , driving. There is ample power for stubborn 'grades—there is no worry over the difficulties of bad roads nor the constant necessity of shifting gears. Dodge Brothers owners travel comfortably and confidently with minimum effort. After all, this is the true basis of economy in driving. COSSENS & BLACK, LTD.

uujm. PRINCE The INDIAN PRINCE MOTOR CYCLE has arrived—the greatest light-weight the world has seen. Full-blooded brother to “Scout”—that means rugged Stamina, simplicity,, and economy. Everywhere he’s winning golden opinions. Motor cycle writer, rider, and trader all hail the PRINCE as the greatest light-weight the world has ever seen. Have you made his acquaintance yet? Catalogues and Booklet with pleasure. £69 - 10 - 0 Pins £lO 10s extra for Electric Light. COOKE, HOWLISON AGENTS, DUNEDIN