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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9461, 2 June 1909, Page 6

PROTECT YOURSELF ONLY BUYING WITH IEI 10 ATE & CO’S NAME ON. Every genuine Packet or Box has NELSON MOATE &, CO. on it. INSIST upon having packages that have not been opened. N. M, &. Co.’S TEAS are the ONLY BEST, all others are simply copies in name and style. NEARLY 30 YEARS TEST. S Ea-cowa-t rtjiLT’.'asniavunnmvrMusJiistiii'rvrm^C' Watch Your Feet! If you are a man with your way to make., look to. your feet! Untidy boots will spoil you, however well you are dressed and hat ted. Get neat boots and make them look well and last long by using a perfect polish. It is spelled R-A-D-l-U-M! •At a trifling cost it gives a permanent polish and a unique preservative. You spread it thinly now and then. Occasional rubbing does the rest. You have a dense black, very brilliant gloss. At a cost of sixpence you get incalculable extra wear in your boots. * Made by McLEOD, £ aica nrtinborough & Wellington. Sold Everywhere.

w. M ONES, (Late of Hobart. Tasmania), Ladies’ and Gent’s Tailor and Costumier, HIGH STREET, BUL^S, TTna taken over Mr J. Stevenson’s Business, and hopes to conduct .the . tame to the satisfaction of patrons. Specialtiess' Ladies’ Eide-A stride Skirts. Gent’s Biding Breeches. Ofdsbs Peomptlt Attended To. NEW GOODS TO HAND— Early . Orders solicited., **

* «'PRO'FITS;FOR THE FARM.”? CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS, Length 6ft. end 22in. Bings. We make Boilers jallJ gizesSJtojJsuit purchasers. A. F. MARTIN, ENGINEER, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, NORTH. Tbluphonk 204.

The Family Cough Remedy. ( Parents throughout Australasia knew that no cough remedy is so effective and so safe as Bennington's Irish Moss. Bennington's CARRAGEEN Irish Moss. bfeaks ui> the cough ,or cold, wards off bronchitis, -and prevents pneumonia. Wise parents always keep a bottle in the home. M«. J. Turner of Dunedin writes: 1 have for some years had your Irish Moss for Mrs. Turner, and she has derived much benefit by its use. She was considered consumptive, but Bonnington’s Irish Moss has quite restored her,, and she is now quite strong. I have recommended it to many persons, and believe that all have been pleased with its effect." REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Don't be fooled by imitations, here is no remedy "just as good " as Bennington's. ’ ' A