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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18567, 17 December 1925, Page 9

Invitations have been issued by the girls of the y.W.C.A. for a children's Christmas party on Saturday afternoon. Nurse Maude has kindly consented, as in previous years, to distribute the invitations. There will be a programme of games preliminary to a party tea, and after tea all the guests will be ushered to the games' room to meet Father Christmas, and to roceive their gift from the Christmas tree. "US FELLOWS WHO SMOKE NEVER FOEGET ONE ANOTHEB," "What better example of the true Xmas spirit than this letter of Mr Johnston," a leading solicitor in a North Island centre: "One of my clients presented me at Christmas time with a half-pound tin of Edgeworth Tobacco, out of appreciation for services which I rendered him during the probation of his father's estate. In thanking him for the gift, I told him that it appealed to mo for two reasons —the spirit in which it was given, and the fact that he remembered the kind of smoking tobacco I have used for the past ten years. He made use of an expression which will interest you, and whieh appealed to me. It was, <( Us fellows who smoke Edgeworth never forget one another." REFRESHING—WELL, RATHER! When you're hot and thirsty, try a crlaKßfnl «f r)»K/.; n ..0 ._~.li: . j:_i made from Price's Concentrated Beverages. So cheap, too; a Is 6d bottle actually makes 3 gallons of cordial. Try flavoured Lemon, flavoured Orange, and flavoured Limes. All grocers and stores sell "Price's,'' so eee that vou get iU " ' a