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Press, Issue LXVIII, 31 December 1912, Page 4

STUBBORN AS A MULE

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j EXCITEMENT AT MINSONS. ' With the rapid approach of Christmas the old favourite shopping centre has become, as usual, the popular rej sort. Minson's stock helps you out of ' the "choosiug" difficulty. 6