COMPETITIONS. Whittle in liis praise of O-tol. He The most successful pianist at tne fiisborne Contest supports Mr Harold practised eight hours daily for some weeks, but kept his hands' in perfect ord n r with *j-w\. I. W. STEAD fI«JS "ALL BLACKS")Mr Stead warmiy praises Q-tol from household experience of its healing properties. Q-tol was the means of curing a long-stand inj? Eczema (following on football rashV WhPn ordering *T.Tnjp. MAfiNi*,<! \ nhvavs snectfv SHARLAND'?—the finest on the market bnttleRetailers who rflsplav Flnenzol nr O-tol should write to P.O. Box 101*. issue to ♦Jieir customers. A hnlfpennv postcard will do it! Outek relief from cold* In the head "NAZOT." Knetrates <h» tiniest ?•««- »»nrt speedily d«e*w>«rs prrt'*
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Shannon News, 3 February 1925, Page 3
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116Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Shannon News, 3 February 1925, Page 3
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