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Evening Star, Issue 15513, 8 June 1914, Page 8

Oh!! ■ How You Made Me Jump! Don't do that again! I'm fearfully nervous! Look, I'm all a t-t-tremble! " Yes, I've tried several so-called remedies, but they're no good." Marshall's Fospherine? It is THE ONE cure for jaded or touchy nerves, and soothes and corrects the whole nervous system—will make you as calm as a mill-pond! Little dose, too! Just about 10 drops in water. Your Chemist or Storekeeper sells it at 1/ and 2/6 —the dearer size holds four times as much as the other. DON'T DELAY ANOTHER HOUR! 1 But be sure it's Marshall's'

Purify! and flavour are combined in peigh^ }\o omer jlle approaches if / , *■■ i Full Weight! Full Capacity! Bottoms Re-inforced to Give Extra Wear! BURT'S COPPER WASHING Everything about Bart's Copper » Boiler is as we represent it to be. When we say that it is full weight, we mean that the weight is in correct proportion to the number of gallons it holds. It is full capacity. water we claim it to hold. Thus, a 10-gallon Copper holds 10 gallons of ' water—not any quantity short of this. The advantage of reinforcing th e bottoms is obvious. Extra strength at this point is necessary to stand _ the extra wear the bottom gets. The bottoms being made of a heavier gauge, Burt's Coppers are better equipped to stand the wear, the knocks, tho heat of tie fire. Burt's Boilers are also better finished, better made. They are power-hammer pleuished. This produces a smooth, even surface, and prevents thin places. Compare the prices with other makes:— 10 12 14 16 18 20 25 gallon. 15/ 18/ 21/ 24/ 47/ 30 37/ oaoh. Obtainable at the above prices from all ironmongers, stores, plumbers, or direct from us. , Ltd., STUART STREET, DUNBDIN.