A "Warner's" is the most economical Corset .a: woman can wear—it can be kept sweet arid fresh by washing. Warner's to wear well and not rust, break or tear. Local Drapers. ' »
l£j / .Sorniington's Cures Nowadays everybody knows the\ of Influenza byexperience. Yet a little care at the outset' prevent the serious complications ,so 'often occur. Bonnington's Irish Mo«s, rest and warmth will restore health in a few days. But. go to bed at once—a day or so at the start will pre- • vent a w*ek or a fortnight away from work. Bonn'ngton's Irish Moss is the standard remedy—tested for half a en* lury, there's nothing to equal it. Mr». E. Woodhoute, of Norjhcote, Writws . "Ibare tried a bo;lie of Bonningtaa'a Irish Mom and found it i had a audden attack of Influenza anil it saved me from a saver*,illoais." Refuse an imitation or substitute which giyes the dealer a bigger profit. Insist on getting Bennington's 42 tS CARRAGEEN_ IRISH MOSS
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 12 August 1913, Page 2
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166Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 12 August 1913, Page 2
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