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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 58, 8 July 1915, Page 7

SCOTTISH SOCIETY. rroWM HALL, STRATFORD TUESDAY. JULY 20th. I L\ All) OF THE SICK AM) WOITMIED Hll£TURMNG FROM THE WAR. GRAM) PATRIOTIC CONCERT sm} DANCE HUGE GIFT AUCTION SALE AND BAZAAR ALSO—RAFFLES, ART UNIONS, and the funniest Ihing on earth, MOCK TRIAL BY JUDGE AND JURY. HIGH-CLASS MUSICAL PROGRAMME. SPLENDID HIGHLAND DANCES AND MUSIC. Buy a Ticket in the Ha fl ic, and you might became the owner of a raluabl* Freehold Section worth £‘2oo all for 2s (id. Help the vpiewdid cause, give something for the Gift Auction Sale, help your Comrades. THE SMALLEST GIFT WILL BE THANKFULLY RECEIVED AND FAITHFULLY APPLIED. « refkksitme>:tw provided at the small change of m. ADMISSION: GENTLEMEN 2s,(id, LADIES Is 6d. ROLL UP AT THE TOWN HALL OH TUESDAY. JULY 20. J. PETRIE, Hon. S«g.

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Bonnington’s Irish Moss has fifty years of success behind it! Surely half a century of consistent public service is proof positive of the efficiency of Bennington's Irish Moss. Thousands of sufferers, laid low by severe Chest complaints such as Bronchitis, and Chronic Coughs, have testified to the remarkable and speedy cures effected by Bennington’s. Aged folks and people, parents and children—all benefit equally, so sure and safe is the remedy. Weak Chests are rciictciecl immune against lire insiduous attacks of the disease germs that effect the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs. Here are some interesting testimonials concerning ® m 1 ;/» m ... ft m as rn.: BONNINGTONS CAP,|\ACeEN IRISH MOSS V CEoaciOoMnnqrort C t-Vt! CHtCStC* '■Cj .Vy 3E s re ££b onmimon s Carrageen Irish Moss Mr. Turn*r, of Dunedin, writes:— •‘For some rears I have had Boßnii. s tnn‘s 1 rish Mo-v lor Mr«. Turner, and sho has derived much hcnelk from its use. She was considered consumptive luit Bennington's Irish Moss has quite restored her and she is nowquite strong," Mr. A. 11. Grant, To Whaiti, Rotorua, writes;— “For years now 1 have used Bennington's Irish Moss for Coughs and Colds. For childrcm it. is the best medicine in the world—easy to take and safe. - ’ Mr,Wm.Neighbours of Wftimanguroa, write*;. - ‘■lt gives me much pleasure to recommend Bennington's Irish Mos tor Co ghs and Colds, or any Lung Complaints, having used ii in my family for over 20 yea i s.' New Zealanders ! What belter proof is there than the testimony of your fellow countrymen? Refuse substitutes. The imitation which someone may try to sell you is simply an inferior preparation which gives him a bigger profit. Get Bonnington’s. Sale and sure. : 5 s=;=:==i 52: s? s s=s =s::: 5:=5:: s=: :SS iSS : a::; a ■=== z&tz sag jgg&g;:::: t

APOLOGY Messrs Cadbury Bros., Ltd., wish to apologise to those customers throughout New Zealand whose orders have not been filled during the last month. Owing to the disorganisation of shipping—due to the war — stocks were not renewed as quickly as anticipated, but full supplies are now available. The price of Bournvllle Cocoa is still the same as before the war, although the cost has so largely increased —while Jewel Caskets of Chocolates are still available under the great Free Gift Scheme. BOURNVILLE COCOA. “THE HIGHEST GRADE OF NUTRITIOUS COCOA.” —The Medical Magaziu*