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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 138, 13 June 1913, Page 4

For influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. Is 6d, 2s 6d.—Adrt.

Kirkcaldie and Btaines, Lt£L, extend to our readers a cordial invitation to visit their display of the new autumn and winter goodo, which are now on view at their showrooms, Queen Street.—Advt.

"Give a dog a bad name and hang him." Give a man bad brandy and poison him. BUT give him Martell's and you may say, ' There's life in the old dog yet."—Advt.

The man who likes to out his own tobacco will find there's nothing to equal fragrant GOLDEN EAGLE PLUG. Sweet, cool, and delicious. Try it.—Advt. 3

A Newstead parent writes:—"Having had very severe colds among my family some of them were unable to get.into the shed. I prooured a2s 6d bottle of Tonking's Liniseed Emulsion, and was very pleased with the result. In only one night it acted' like magic." Do not neglect a cold. Take Tonking's Linseed Entulsion, and get rid of it quickly. Of chemists and stores—ls 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d.—Advt. '

Sight-testing by the latest methods and with the best instruments. Every patient assured the fullest satisfaction at moderate cost. Ooote and Sandstein, ophthalmic opticians, d4o, Lambton Quay (opposite Bank of Isew Zealand), Wellington. Eighteen' years practical experience. Note: Visits will ,be made to Blenheim every quarter. Dates will be advertised later.—Advt.

The old-fashioned way of treating colds by indiscriminate drugging is quite out of harmony with modern practice. "NAZOL," tho on© thing that cures any cold speedily and safely, the one preventive that never fails, goes at once to the seat of the malady and neither wastes your time nor drains your pocket. Sixty doses in a bottle, and the bottle costs eighteen-penoe.—Advt.

AT H. F. HALL'S A big display of gootfcs purcfcuased at a job price, sajnd as they are going to be sold at a job price it is unnecessary to remind you to bo these. Particulars of the goods will be found in our paragraph: iadTeriisements. H. F. HALL, Alfred Street.