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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 10, 13 January 1915, Page 4

The patriotic spirit, always reliable. Watson's No. 10 wiusky.—Advt.

Expert cabinet-makers recommend "TAN-OL." They know it is not only the best polisher, but also' renovates and preserves woodwork.—Advt. d

A common cold is the forerunner of more serious ills. Better take "NAZOL" at the first sign of trouble! "NAZOL" makes short shift of coughs and colds. Sixty doses cost'only Is 6d. —Advt.

J. W. O'NEILL'S SALE ' • :'" Commences on THURSDAY NEXT. "Watch the "Express" for particulars.

SINCERITY. Few of us admire a "gushy" person; a simple grateful expression for a favor done is much niore to be desired than-a string of sentences that show insincerity. ' This user of Baxter's Lung Preserver evidently means all she says:—"l had a fearful cold on the chest for several weeks, but felt relieved after taking your remedy for two days ; on the third day I hardly coughed at all, and before the end of the week I realised that the trouble had entirely disappeared." I The letter ended with grateful thanks j and a request for another Is 1(W j bottle, which she said she would "keep ! handy."—J. Baxter and Co., Christchurch. —Advfc.