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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 209, 1 September 1920, Page 8

PRICES IN 1883. , An interesting list of .price, was adver- J tised In a New Zealand .paper in ISS3. \ Boots were 3/11 and 6/6; e lac e iw shoes, 1 7/8; tennis shoes, 3/9; and cMlaWe strap < chocs, ,1/ to 1/11. The "Evening Post," j ■Wellington, remarks: "And then there are'i people who ask why large famin e 3 cannot ' be bronght up nowadays. when wages and { salaries are so much higher." , In all homes where there are children I Gerstena should be the family breakfast. J ft Is so economical. One bag will go as ■■ far as double its weight oX other foods, and j it\s a great favourite with th.c kiddles—it's' ] delicious, and so good for them. Mothers ij like to see 'them eat a lot of Gerstena 1 because 'they know It fa the very best food ' for building strong little 'bodies and active : , young minds. Be sure you ask plainly for 1 Gerstena.—(Ad.) " ' Tβ '

Don't fear influenza while Pynetha is in the bouse. The dangerous germ that are ho easily picked up at the pictures and other public gatherings will be inwuotly killed if Pynetha i« Inhaled. Its soothing ' ] vapour* clear and strengthen. the breathing , passages. s There 'Iβ no more economical Inhalant than Pynetha. -A \A> bottle con- t tains twice ns many doses as any similar ' | preparation. All Cliemtota and Stores sell i , PrncUw, *Ucb should *• to «r<nj home. J i(AdJ ■ - *6i \