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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 170, 21 July 1913, Page 4

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

''Always something new to com< from Africa," said the Romans, and "always something old to be got from Cognac," say the knowing ones of today. They recognise it by. Martell's blue and silver label. —Advt.

Kirkcaldie and Staines, Ltd., ex tend to our readers a cordial invitation to visit their display of the new autumn and winter goods, which are now on view at their showrooms, Queen Street.—Advt.

A Levin mother writes:—"l have nine children, and I havo used Tonking's Linseed Emulsion for years, and find no other remedy so good." Fight your cold with Tonking's Linseed: Emulsion. You will win through', and be astonished ;how easily you can destroy that congh. From chemists a-nd stores —Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d.—Advt.

Difficulty in .reading near matter is always overcome by nroper frln^eI*. Consult Coote «i.nd .Snnrlstein, ophthalmic opticians, 348 Lamhton Quay (opposite Bank of Npw Zealand). Wellino^fcon. who have had 18 years' WnTTish nrd Colonial experience- and hold Kneliwh certificates by examination. Consultation free. Note: Visits will be ma.de to Blenheim every quarter. Dotes will be advertised, later.—Advt.

Tf you want, to discover an' entirely honest and efficacious cure* for colrls. sore- throat, influenza, or bronchitis, listen! Ask tfte advico of any man or woman who has once tried "NAZOL." Such -people aro in no doubt; they know that "NAZOL" is an absolute and speedy cure for oou'srhs and colds, and the various attendant or related miseries. "N.AZOL" costs oighteen-pe-nce a bottle, and a, bottle contains sixty doses. Use with Nazol Inhaler.--—Advt.