Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 1 May 1917, Page 6

The " Swanndri" Turns Water Like a Swan's Back and will Keep you Swan-dry. No matter how heavy the downpour the Swanndri will keep it out. You'll never get wet in it, you'll not get overn heated through wearing it, as the peculiar properties iu thg wool allows the heat to escape from the body. Read what an Invercargill farmer saya of it:— Estate, Invercargill, January 16, 1910. Dear Sir, The Swanndri overcoat that I got from you last winter, las given me every satisfaction. I have been out in several downpours of rain that it waß hardly reasonable to expect any coat to keep out, but the Swanndri has withstood it all. It is just the coat I have been looking for for years, and J can confidently recommend it. Yours faithfully, A. B. HOLMSj PRICES, net cash:— Men's Biding Coats, fully lined 55/- Ladies' Raglans, from ". .".V.".J5/JMen's Double-breasted Over- Boys' Walking Coats, utilined, coats, from 57/6 from s>(* Men's Single-breasted Coats, from 55/The "PALATINE" DEVON STREET .......... 4 NEW PLYMOUTH.

Half a century is a good t«st of the efficacy of a medicine! Bonningion's Irish Mosa has been cur* ing coughs and colds for over 50 years, and this long period of time and test has firmly established Hk remarkable jnalitics. It is made by qualified chemists—the ingredients and purity the surae to-day as in law. CUKi your oold-got a bottla of Mrs. J. Rendell, Tramway Road, South Invereargill writes:—"l like Boiriiington's Irish iloss better than any otner cough mixture I have tried for my two pirls. lb eases their cough woouer/ully; I myeelf think it is a great enro.'* All chemists and stores selt Bonningtons* Iriah Moss-rtfet it!—contains no harmful opiates or drags. Avoid imitations—insist on Bonnington's. 123 over