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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 9 October 1913, Page 3

MM| m gM For the Children! When the children are weak, when they do not care to play, when they are languid, when they keep thin, and when they have no appetite; this is the medicine ttiey need—e SOLD FOB B GO YEARS No alcohol In this medicine. No habit-forming drug of any kind. Perfectly safe in every way. Ask your doctor for his approval. Talk to the children about this great rule of health—-"Have daily movements of the bowels." Ayer's Pills are sugar-coated, gently laxative. Dose, one pill, only one pill at bedtime. Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER ft CO.. Lowell. Mas a., tf. S. A.

;* For ... and WIFE'S HWIMH TAKE fee HOT with Lemoa &t Bedtime. » • •

The Business Man The ma* of to-day • cup of tea far more than hit fellow of tan or twenty year* ago. and it is surprising how fastidious he Km Imicmm. He wants because it is the best tea, best in quality and best in Savour. Tkiaa Clad** ai 1/8,1/10, 2/- per &. Crescent

Bonnlngton'a Cures Coughs Quickly Cher 50 years ago grandmother used Bonnington's Irish Mossr*-to-day her children and grandchildren still find that there's no medicine so safe and sure as this famous reliable family cough medicine, Mn. B. Tsylor, of Pontoaby, writes: "I have *ery*re»« plauurein neomiMidiag your Bonaington i I run mom. II is uidoubtedly tk* bettcough 1 hava uiro. I lid it i «~- great comfort to ny t WtU wmw, atpacitily m oust of bronchitis ana croup. Oo several occasions I sot very anxiou*. bat a goad warm bath with a do« at Bamaisgtoo't Irish Mom tooa had tha datirad af act. 1 caaaot epaaktoo i!|h* \y of it* Refuse substitutes—why should you purchase an inferior iaitation when you can get the famous standard cough remedy—Bennington's) 9 CARRAGEENL IRISH MOSS