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Taranaki Daily News, 14 April 1917, Page 6

The Man in a "Swanndri" Sunshine in the Raindrops. Kain has no termor for the motor cyclist wearing a "Swandri" Suit. The heaviest downpour will not penetrate it. It is made from an all-wool material and being porous it allows the heat from the body to escape, yet nt the same time it is absolutely waterproof, not merely showerproof, and you can wear it from dawn to dark in the heaviest rain and still keep dry. One custonier writes: The "Swandri" suit I bought from you lias proved in everv way what you represented. I have tested it in all weathers and went so far as trying to rub water through it, and also by leaving about three inches of water on the coat all night, ' making a sort of bowl as it were. You will receive an order for a full riding, coat shortly, lours truly, „, _ " W. BERGMAN. The " PALATINE " PRICES: Motor Suits Fully Lined Motor Trousers - New Plymouth. Kegistered Trade Mark

"What shall I take for this Cold?" When you're in this predicament, take Bonnington's Irish Moss—the family cough medicine for over fifty years—made by qualified chemists. Bonnington's has been curing colds for over half a century; it's efficacy has been proved in tens of thousands of homes. m 'OT over HP j£fiis mm

Wools, Cottons, Laces, etc. Women and Children. Agent for Taranaki Duily News, Auckland Weekly News, Canterbury Times, Sporting Review and N.Z. Farmer. Weekly Press. Agent Sewing Machines, eto C H. RETFORD, CURRIE STREET

m reasons for uiing ■» »ss?/■ Because it is a British pure-milk product, free from sugar, and enriched with organic phosphates. Because it is perfectly pleasant to take, in this rasped greatly excelling the superseded German food Sanatogen. Ask your Chemist for SANAGEM Taka bo Substkitet! WARM FLUENZOL. To clear aid'soothe the nasal passage* and kill catarrhal microbes, »oth;nj is better than warn Flueniot miffed up the nontrils at intervals in halt-teaspoouful doses. Far children's »so dilute wUH hot water; anil fpl-