RECOMMEND TO EVERYBODY

Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 155, 3 July 1917, Page 7

RECOMMEND TO EVERYBODY

WHAT A NULLAMANNA PARENT WRITES REGARDING COMSTOCK'S "DEAD SHOa jf WORM PELLETS.

■f please ; for'.w a rd ' mcV ;^n otl? «>r ■ t nhe. ; of ■«;oni*tf)ek'is'; -'Shoi;* 3' sPellets as; *6an -as possible,'1' w rites > Mrs T. E; Daley, of Nullamanna, via lnvcrallj-N.S.W. "I have eight othei-sv sending for them since I stai-ted using T them myself, and. may be able to get! some more custom for you. I can' recommend them to everybody, so you j can use my name as you think best ' for a recommendation for your worm : pellets, as they have done'my child a ! wonderful lot of good." j OwKstoek's "Dead Shot" Worm ; Pellets are a purely vegetable mcdi-"[ citial preparation for the • eradication \ of worms in children and adults. For j sale by all chemists and storekeepers; \ price 3s 6d per packet, or will be sent! post paid at the same price by the W. < H..GomsUfik Co., Ltd., Farish Street, ! Wellington. i

The Sydney Evening News quotes figures of piano imports into Australia before the war and during the war. Prior to the war there was an immense preponderance of German j pianos imported, and Germany is still a big contributor. This is due to the ! fact "Chat pre-war orders were de- i levered by the steamers that were interned, and later on released. Tlie outstanding features of the latest: figures are that the United States j lias beaten the German makers, that j the United Kingdom seems to keep up the average: that Japan has entered the field as a piano builder; . and ©enfflark and Switzerland are j now sending instruments. The Hun j tally :has decreased in a marked degree, and to use the words of an American shipping man: xcLet us hope -Germanj does n«t bother the folks down here with her musical j Tsoxes any more. I'g«ess the. .States I can p:ive you all tits jsianos you i ■n'ee-a." I