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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 291, 6 December 1920, Page 4

CUI BONO ? IFOR WHOSE ADVANTAGE? TO WHAT END ?) THERE IS SOMETHING IN IT. My De.ir 'People.— Sir Arthur Conan Doyle lias no mediumistic powers, but rniploys those In the trflde when required, as lie is not keen to lose too much fle;-h, as it would Interfere -with his £0,.d commercial work. .The incdiiirolntlo trade, knowinc this ami his susceptibilities, cater for his requirements. purely on commercial lines, for senti ment or hair stilVeners. ;is the case mny lie. I'oes It not occur t<. you: Why should tlicr.. he Ihis tle.l house monopoly In romniiinU-nling with ■■spirits"? Though sir Arthur stilled he never met an evil one, yei ho wan severe with the people not Hiking him Keriously. no they not come, under thi3 category? With windless tele grnpny the mechtiiiisui is llcshl.v. 1.c.. manufactured by mnn, and no monopoly beyouil a royally, ami (involute fio-is transmitted. igir ArtJinr lias chosen a very nppiirtune lime for these Imaginary manifestations, unci is apparently working on t-usreptlldlltics. No doubt there will he some fiVsh lost tills week, hut there Is om ukolii tion: You will have no difficulty In net tine In loii.-Ii with V., Aiirklnncl (wlt.noiit mediums, alias a«i-nisi. to ask Mm k> stand hy with the needful '.Mu-cle and Courage-Kaiser Flour nud Ktandnrd products to restore flesh if vapourlxed. With much thought, VAtCKUSII. •1 MOTORISTS ! SPARTA BATTERIES (AI.I. UHITISU). STARTING .vNl> LIGHTING. 464, QUEEN STREET. •PHONE 2G42A A