Huge Crowds at the ©peninq J This Morning. ] -fr^-^s*^^"» < "S«'g&c'3 /y. f^^^*^^s^Ss Come and IVe brou § ht I mCet at / a whole lot ! Pageant jggT me ' "Peace on Earth— . 2&f^*ki?jj&----j Goodwill to all mankind" I^^S-^'S | __ V Af Y iUl ° ° n ' s - - ' could not stay away from the Peace Celebrations. QII V jWI I f ,M at las ' c , nc lfd- I want all my children to be happy, too", My B'H fl^mfrk&rmM H b *th p:u ' t ' !c , ul!lrly | s °° 3 Ollt to . a- 11 w k° have loct their fathers and Wtfci lfc "'"'^"'t 1 *' 8 ! 1 "TtFT X • - . - ■ • - try and be very happy. That's why rYe" broueht myTairy friends I a-* .• '• Cfl * ■■ ;***T J? 'own with mc; ther? want you to be happy, too. Come and see SLEEPING BEAUTY —Whit n. 7nv«vl w | * .-• VJ" •.- -W-* J them: they would like to meet yon.. lam sorry I could not brine IJ, .hi f. r™ V" k .J f, S httle Mi9s Muflet with mc. too; she had to stay home and nurse y ° ls ' Corrle an d Eeo ber at Hart's. I LITTLE BOY BLUE.—Yea. he's here at Humpty Dumpty. He fell off a wall, and she has to keep clneinc but don't make a sound or touch her. 1 Hart's. Ask him to toll yoa.about that big fSlw ~* „,"ii. ,i a P ' ty he ' s T round Bnd , fat - , ne 's always She mustn't wake up before Prince Charm.oolly baa-lamb of hi, '*il^te l T£ B in ™ ~»**- -9 your homes what I lot of nice things Mr. Hart has ready for them. 1 » n *"» of course, there are tons and tons of toys for you. | I y lij J« 5V / RIP VAN WI " N " KLE —H« went to sleep S / I Ifc ' Ml fIW C W / on a slab of rock yoars ago and hajn't I I I I «B% M waked up since: his beard has grown into a wlk f *» Js y iho rock - Whnt do ■ you think he n aay J X wllen ho wakes up?, He can only talk , I **\r ] * VX** iTr An e lo-Saion. I I : . H ■ THE COW THAT JUMPED OVER THE Sse the Magic Caves, ( the grotesque mirrors, i JACK. THE GIANT KILLER: — Didn't MOON.—Yes, the cow's hore, and right in the torn and tens «f Peace Toy*, 010. ' a Jack wish he could have gone to tbe war. the act of jumping over the moon. Don't * j He'd have dealt with the Germans as he try and milk her on any account: she did with the Giant. He's eot the head of might toss you. Sho is very excited about ' | Fe Fa Fo Furn to show you. Peace. ' j Bring your Children at once, because we are Closing on Saturday in honour of the valiant dead. J OPEN TILL 9 p.m. TO-MORROW. j "■.f 7 4* M' * V*VO>V. «*« }feart of the J 1 THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE. g KPricesf ' careen stN^»)
MEDICAL. Sander &* Sons' Eucalypti Extract has proved Its sterling value splendidly during the recent epidemic. Guard against all Infections by using regularly Sander & Sons' Eucalypti Extract which was proved at Supreme Court, Melbourne, THE BEST. Ask for Sander's jEjctract only. Avoid commo.l oils sold as Extß&cts. j! Relieves i ' -""i &_ B gjß and the purest and most effective 1 9 liniment for muscular rheumatism ia 9 I Bosistos § 1 Eucalyptus I 1 Parrot OIL Brand f I 1 ("y Several methods of using it ara B ijA eiven in the directions around every JF. ||h bottle. It Quickly brings relief be- Im Wt cause it contains the essentials for *H fjt effectively dealing: with the basis of X £9 the complaint. But for the beet "j S3 results always insist on the genuine I J_j Bosisto's "Parrot Brand" Eucalyptus I EH Oil. Sold everywhere. 2 l(H Manufactured by , B iJ.BesistoftCe. I 7 C 2 Erin Street. Lg " I Richmond, Vie* 1 j —_ I —rrf L«)3^«_*w"j
OBNOXIOUS GERMS I lodge in the mucous membrane of the mouth, throat and I nose—where they grow and multiply—and set up inflamI matory conditions, which manifest themselves in Sore a Throats, Hoarseness, Fullness in the Eyes, Pains and I Stuffiness in the Head—and which if not checked may S ■ lead to serious complications, such as Influenza, Nasal I Catarrh, etc., etc. Is a Scientifically Perfect Germicide. It is simple and effectual in use. It should be used daily. It retards the growth of obnoxious germs in the mouth, throat and nose. * It creates a healthy condition of the mucous membranes. 1 It purifies and cleanses the air passages. Its constant use is the greatest safeguard against infection* Sold Everywhere 1/6 per bottle
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 169, 17 July 1919, Page 10
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