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Taranaki Daily News, 25 October 1921, Page 7

rpARANAKI INVESTMENT & DEPOSIT CORPORATION, LIMITED. DIRECTORS: Messrs. J. B. Richards (Chairman), W. P. Kirkwood, E. Marfell, Alan Good, C. J. Hawken, R. Dingle, S. Macalister. Liberal advances made on mortgage at Lowest Current Rates. Deposits accepted at following rates At Call 5 per cent. 6 months 5| per cent. 12 months 6 per cent. 24 months 7 per cent. WILLIAM POWER, Secretary, Eggnont Chambers, Fenton Street, Stratford. Box 83. ’Phone 125

MOTOR TYRES j X%/E beg to notify Motorists of Taranaki and surrounding districts that We have ju_. installed the very best and latest tyre repairing plant, and are now prepared to handle any class of Tyre repairs, no matter how badly burst. I.X.L. TYRE REPAIRING DEPOT, DEVON STREET. R. WHALE, PROP’IETOR. Phone P.O. Box 222. Opp. Ru . Post, New Plymouth.

Beware Influenza ! None of us will forget the dread Influenza epidemic of 1918—and the recent cables telling that influenza in its most severe form has broken out in Tonga, reminds us that the last visitation came from the Islands. PREVENTION is better than cure. The utmost awe should be taken. At the first sign of the " Flu n go to bed immediately, and do not get out for any reason. Take IrishOMbss This safe and sure remedy proved of immense value in the last epidemic. Thousands testify to its merits in promoting recovery and saving the lungs from serious trouble. Better still, it is the best specific in guarding against Influenza infection for it forms an antiseptic film on the throat and bronchial tubes, hence Influenza germs cannot find lodgment. Escaped “Flu’’ in the Big Epidemic Mr. J. Rhodes, Salisbury Street, Christchurch, writes ; “We took Bonnington’s Irish Moss during the Influenza Epidemic, and are quite sure that it saved us a lot of trouble.” Be on ''uard—take the surest preventive measures—take Bonnington’s Irish Moss' during the present danger. The Family bottle—large size is oni. ? 2/6 Everywhere -2 02 ILOTt]