A FRIEND IN NEED.
Jones for a long time had been growing steadily more and more morose and grumpy. Nothing would go right. One night ,he. was playing bridge with some frilends. Bad luck “dogged ’him” throughout "the evening, until, on being “doubled” for the fourth time, he lost his temper. “What’S the trouble, Jones?” asked Brown. “Oh, I don’t know, I’ve felt fagged rout and' miserable for some weeks now.” . “I know your trouble old man — you’ve neglected your nerves; ■ Try Marshall’s Fospherine.” And Jones did What,a difference it '.has made! He’s a new man! ■ “Marshall’s” is a concentrated nerve food which is quickly into’ the system. It feeds, soothes and strengthens ragged and worn out nerves. Ask your .Chemist •or storekeeper for the six-sided car.ton—loo doses for 2/6—5. .. / • ■ ■: < :
.. Have Cheap eggs all the .year round, by preserving a supply. -now with, 'SHARLAND’S “MOA” BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE, "keeps eggs wonderfully fresh. —1,
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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 November 1929, Page 8
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