■^■T^';:.tem|^i;ature-^h,^th.e- grass at--1 Avondale station!/ait'hoon to-day was 128^degrees:;; ; :;•';.:;. f:'s?'\&^- '"■'•'•■^ ■''■''■ ' *; our sale jis still booming along, and you icannoit to rkeepi f away. $tillpleiity' of bargains—H. F r . Hall. —Advt;-. ■.■'■:-; ■;■■■'.■.• .'■■..;;
"White pique rgkii'ts. with basques.: Only a few; theyXaiust go; :Usuar price 13s 6d: sale.price 6s lid.—H. F. Hall,—Advt.v ':^<;'< .';. .'■-:,, : .; '
"Thfe weather is warm during the day and cold but n<it frosty at night," writes a Marlborough" Territorial from Cairo. "Already tomatoes grown in th© open are ripeniipig." This is a lioaltliy sign o£ tropical midwinter! ..Silk, knitted!; tod^tsyj only fpur ; left,' iandj all good shades;' mUst be sold. Usual price' 17s 6d; sale price 9s lld.-^----h. F;&ii.-iAdvt.' ■■):■'. ■.■;.. ■•■ ■■./
Our underclothing department is istrll full of bargains. , -Knickers,", combinations^ camisoles, etc., all at less than cost.—H. F, Hall.-r-Advt.
We still have a few remnants left at bargain prices. , You can't" miss these.—H. F. Hall.—Advt.
.. H l6 Patriotic spirit, always re liable—Wo* SO n's No. 10 whisky.— Aav*-
Rheumatism, gout, sciatica, and lumbago are due to the presence of excess uric acid in your system. How can you hope liniments and embrocations to cure you? You must expel the uric acid poison from (the blood, and RHEUMO will do it. All chemists'! and stores—2s Qd and 4s Gd.—Advfc. ,
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 22, 27 January 1915, Page 4
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204Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 22, 27 January 1915, Page 4
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