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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 127, 1 June 1920, Page 4

Bleuheim women are taking a /keener ■'■v.deljght in music, flowers: ■ -^pice :■ ,cultuve>.;;i^fcc. >r:spe^MN6 '■'''S t iiM 'i;f!i^i^''-w^hb6^rd^'avei7'J<;-.^ls'xpacket';;

Challenge any amount.—W© challenge with Overland Four to compete against any make of similar powered car, regular factory equipment for a pefcrol arid oil economy competition! Any pers-in ere firm contesting may have the choice of speed and distance to be jnn.—Wintringhani and Mitchell.—Advt.

Up-to-date patte^aa in cretonnes ana 'shadow, tissue suitable for cover•irigS or curtains.—Geo. Gibson. —• Adrt.

Sixty doses of NAZOL cost only Is 6d. Splendidi for coughs, cojlds, throat., and chest soreness. Get busy with NAZOL to-day.—Advt.

Cold nights are here. The Britishmado "Unique" hot water bottl© will keep you. snug and warm. A cheap investment. Obtainable everywhere. When buying make sure of brand on neck of bottle. —Advt. Mr Fleming writes: "On a 200 miles [run our Maxwell purred along' like a well satisfied' kitten. We have now had our car 4§ years; and she rims better than ever." Mr A. | Gillievs writes: "My Maxwell is now four years old. I have just dismantled the engine for overhaul, and may s,ay ,that I was very pleased with the construction of tho engine throughout, and it's no wonder the Maxwell goes like a scalded cat."— F. J. ThiTrston, Direct Importer for Marlborough.—Advt.