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Taranaki Daily News, 21 April 1920, Page 3

f Will dispel that cold. ofyoxiQf A remedy that has been * favourite in thousands of families for over 60 years is a tested, proved remedy—hence when you've a cold be sure you get Bennington's Irish Moss. A few doses will enable you to stop coughing and sneezing. Bennington's Irish Moss contains no opiates or harmful drugs, and has viscous properties that act like a throat paint and prolong its soothing, healing influence on inflamed glands of the throat. There are imitations. Beware of of them I Always ask for Bonnington's Irish Moss, From all Chemist 9 and Stores, 1/6 and 2/6, 177

Old King Cole never calls for his glass nowNot much! He and his cronies have found something better in Thistle Oatmeal. Authorities oa di-iieiics —the big word that, really moiris the science of riitt—*hv that for old and young there's no "better food than the oat'. OMMAL is a anperflne product—specially Si'leutcd oats treated by a special pro-c-ssthal removes every impurity and does every o teration automatically vithout the touch of human hand. There's ft iIIOUO srnarantte that Thistle Oatmeal is *k>soluiely pure-the tines! o.vis with no admixtur® or adulteration of any kind #; " vv Ja-te croft .Y* A

FOR COUNTRY ROADS. Runhoklers, farmers, and country merchants need a motor lorry that runs well on all sorts of roads. The British-built "Dennis" being strong, with ample ground clearance, unusually large wheels and a splendid climber, is eminently suited for country work. EnqnireV-The New Zealand Express Coy., Ltd.