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Evening Star, Issue 19781, 3 February 1928, Page 8

me 1 5 T What The Eye Cannot See The beauty of Dodge Brothers Senior Line is apparent at a glance—but there is in these distinguished cars genuine quality beneath the surface—quality which the.eye cannot see. It is quality where quality counts in terms of long life, smooth, economical operation, comfort and ease of handling. The springs, for example, are unusually long, like all Dodge Brothers springs—each and every leaf of chrome vanadium steel. And the crankshaft, machined all over and weighing sixty-nine pounds, is supported on seven bearings—generously oversize for the demands made upon them. These are but two in a long list of engineering features which contribute to day-in and day-out satisfaction in the ownership of Dodge Brothers Six. COSSENS & BLACK, LTD.

WHEN TOUR BACK’S TO THE WALL TAKE MARSHALL’S FOSEHEIUNE. When you have been overworking—when you are feeling nervy—your head aches and you are absolutely “down in the dumps.*” When your back’s to the wall, so to speak—it is then time for vou to take Marshall’s Fospherine—the friend to all sufferers from nervous complaints. Modern foods do not furnish the phosphorus so necessary to the nerves, but this deficiency is supplied by “Marshall’s,” giving energy and pep both to mind and body. Do not remain a grumpy old bear! Try some of this wonderful tonic; you will lee. better after the first dose. Ask your chemist or storekeeper lor the six-sided carton—loo doses for 2s 6d. If unable to obtain easily, write the proprietors, A. and W. Baxter, of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, Christchurch. —[Advt.]