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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 127, 1 June 1914, Page 4

Job line of boys' suits, 2 to 8, to clear at 6s 6d and 7s 6d, at Thomas's. —Advt.

Fifteen only men's overcoats to clear at 30s, at Thomas's.^—Advt.

A Christchurch Press Association telegram states that probate of the will of the late Mrs Townend was granted on Saturday by Mr Justice Denniston. The estate was sworn as under £800,000. but when the accounts are made up it is expected that it will approximate £1,000,000. } Ladies' sport coats, witli strap on back, all colors, 13s 6cl, a(b Thomas's. ■ —Advt. j

Ladies' tweed coats-from 12s Gd, at Thomas's.—Advt.

Just a little "twist" and that vague "invention idea" of yours may win fortune and fame. Now, we're Patent Agents, and our little booklet, "Advice to Inventors" is free to you—where shall we send it?—it may iust "do the trick."—Henry Hughe's, Ud., 157, Featherston Street, Wellington. —Advit.

"It is splendid for the children;" writes a Wellington mother. "I would not be without Baxter's Lung Preserver for anything. At the first sign of a cough or cold I give my children a good dose -of Lung Preserver —the result is I never have a bad cold in the house. My friends use it, too, and find it just as' satisfactory." You can have the same results as this lady by buying a Is lOd, bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver, which will last the whole season.—Advt.

"NAZOL" is not a cure-all. But in relieving and removing colds, coughs, and" bronchial affections it does the job thoroughly. No half measures with "NAZOL." It relieves. Bottle of ■ 60-doses; Is 6d.—Advt.

He talked of this, he talked of that, He talked of everything; He talked like twenty phonographs, ■ And then began to sing. "But yesterday," he told his friends, "You saw me dumb and dour— The reason I am vocal now Is Woods' Groat Peppermint Cure.—Advt. . 17