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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15087, 2 June 1919, Page 2

piiiiiHlHlHlllilliHH | ■■_.'_ -;(#)'^f» -s^J* Jzz 1&& OS W :E *- =::^ivl_ 'inthcUu;^ vi i,!. .aiuniothers coughs and'cokib were just H= r T"\ //S as prevalent as they are to-day. But our grandparents used == ~. 4'.v'v-J Q\ J Bonnington's Irish Moss and this splendid family cough == "^ P v\. medicine is even more popular to-day than it was half a EE i M century ago. Nothing better than Bonnington's Irish Moss fr has been placed on the market—hence its unique popu- = —larity. —is the standard family cough remedy—it relieved our ' E= grandparents in the days of Victoria, it will relieve our clril- Ei — dren now in the reign of King George V. See to it that you < —t~ E: _. keep a bottle in the house—splendid for colds in head, throat Wff®\ IT p = , and chest, it gives prompt ease to the irri!ati:;g throat and fe|^vdf '%\ Is= = bronchial tubes and may be taken by both old ai\d young. oiji^B IR\ fl' S __. Bonnington's contains no opiates or harmful drugs—'tis sure, Wisslos\ M& IIM = prompt and safe. Look for Bonnington's name on the pack- \ $^\¥^^s>o^m^ \\\ = age and accept no substitutes. ifiip^^^^Si^^^ E= = Hera Is Convincing Testimony; ' = ■' "?cr may years my family have taken your Irish Moss in case of WMoo^%£sl- vLtF~ -^ colds, V--.-r.«f lc ial results. There is no doubt that children -- rscaiva relief by it use when suffering from all forms of '—■=^kii&'^^^!^h:^^^^ — Z.Z. "oi.-ls aiifi chest troubles." W. E. S. KNIGHT, Dunedin • 'otfp^ fis&so± — •""" . • OM. trri^i^m^i -=. -~ l i Ji.ive pleasure in stating that for over twenty years I have fp?P|' iffi:*&&®#sz ■= :r: periodically used Bonnington's Irish Moss and have"found it an -^{S IjW^zß&&\1-- especially eificient specific i'or all kinds of colds, etc. For children, j , <^i? j/J £*oM¥=r3j\\ =Eii. I believe it to be unsurpassed. As an ex-storekeeper [ have con- %~\(f.<t~ - '{/ (^^^^^lJJ — —: tir.uaUy recommended it and have sold hundreds of bottles." ff*-s^r£^^ : =z -JZ WT!.r.T,\M OWISKS, Timarn. f '"^7^^^^^ ~ ■IIIIIII[[|II!lilllllli!!iiS!!l!1!IIII]|||lll!l!llll!l[lllll!!l!l!lllllin

jt| ÜBbER mamtfao- ■"' ture-ever* < h^s ox Stamp. Call I ■md inspect spt^i'.-jfttn. Prices right. "The Colonist" *■'.hirur Department I at MijaUsah Have this coat made to your own mcasurc- \ ments by mail. All f you need do is to write for the patterns and easy form of measuring. You select the material in the quiet of your own home, and put your measurements on the chart, which is a most simple one. All the risk of fitting you and pleasing you in workmanship is taken by me. I promise to at once .refund your money if you are" not Ea-i^uu^r- pleased with'your puryvTpj^ chase. Not only do you // /1 save 20/-, but you have llf \ \ the extra satisfaction of fef lyi having your coat made " to order. Your own style copied if pre6a/-. Tailored ferred at 65/-, 75/-, to your own 85/-, 95/-, 105/-. Write measurements. to-night. JohnHXlassonSShS' Phosphatie GUANOS Surprise Island and Walpole Island Shipments of these two valuable Guanos are now due and are obtainable from all fertilizer merchants. Surprise Island Guano is already well-known and has given the greatest satisfaction. Walpole Island Guano is a higher i grade Guano of dark chocolate colour. Both Walpole and Sur- , prise may be used alone or in mixtures. A well-known Analyst reports:— "These Guanos well sustain the high reputation which the rain-washed Bird I Deposits, known in the market as ! Phosphatie Guanos, have in the past earned for themselves. Besides^ solubility, another valuable quality is that there is no waste, every ounce put in the soil win be token up ky the plants." Ask your fertilizer dealer l<ft pamphlet—'"Profitable Mannring"—or write the < igents of The New Austral Guano Co- Cathie, Dempster & Co., Box 959, ; jWeinngton,foraFßEEcopy. , 4 AT WHOLESALE PRICES. j FOR PEACE CELEBRATIONS. ! The universal celebration of Peace will 1)8 the greatest event that has ever ; taken place in the history of the world. | All people will celebrate right royally the closing of dark and dreadful days ■md the ushering in of | A NEW ERA FOR MAKiCJND. , ! lags 4s, 6s, 9s, 12s, 18s, 30s per dozen i (on sticks). I A special discount of 4s in £ for country schools, etc. ORfiER NOW—Don't wait till outstocks are exhausted—OßDEß NOW. On.the Peace Days a hearty welcome is given to all Country Residents to j make "Novelties" their headquarters! whilst in town. We shall be open every morning to supply your needs. fig 11 Ij,* 95 I HARDY AND BRIDGE STREETS, NELSON.