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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 86, 13 April 1920, Page 4

Have a guarantee of purity behind your nobbier by insisting on drinking Watson's No. 10.—Advt.

Your medical adviser will recommend Watson's No. 10 as a pure, healthful stimulant. —Advt.

Our seagrass chairs are still the finest assortment >.n town. —Geo. Gibson.—Advt.

Cot oiderdowa quilts. Our stock of tJiese is v,ery asserted-—no two alike.—Geo. Gibson.—Advit.- .

.Woods'- Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds never fails. Is 9d, 2s 9d-—Advi. ;.-' ■■•• -• "-; ' ,

. If yQu.catclk a cdld, yoW can't help it.- If you keep a cold it's your own fault., i'NAZOL is a. safe and certain cure, and gives immediate relief. Is 6d — Advt. ■•;■■■ ■■".■

For polishing linoleums, floorcloths, leather goods, and furniture, TAN-OL is most efficient and easy to use.—Advt.

President Wilson, it is stated, has issued more notes than the Bank of New Zealand. His notes have caused a'mix-up in the European situation. Bank of New Zealand) notes are worth just &o much; President Wilson's notes are worth so much; but the note.3 issued by C Tunnicliffe and Son are worth just what they say. They say that their smithy floor is the best equipped in Marlborough. and that is so. Their smithy work is its own guarantee. In the motor garage their expert's work is boyond compare. A new customer generally grows old in his custom with tho firm. Painting cars, accessories, new or repaired hoods, and all motor requirements are specialities at the Grove Road garage. — Advt.