WELLINGTON BROTHERHOOD.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1038, 30 January 1911, Page 9

WELLINGTON BROTHERHOOD.

The Wellington Brotherhood met at the Druids' Hall yesterday afternoons Mr. J. Kershaw- presided. The president (tho llev. E. 0. Blamircs) gavo an address on "Humbugs." Ho stated that tho humbug is met with ' in every walk of life. He is an annoyanco to tradesmen by delaying tho settlement of his accounts, whilo at the same' time' ho will, expend , money needlessly ..in useless directions. There were people who never intended to fulfil promises, while others accepted* positions' knowing that they were unablo-to satisfactorily fill them. Tho'speaker also referral to certain aspects of' tho trade "'in ' patent ■ medicines. Tho secretary announced that tho Hon. George Fowlds would give' an address next Sunday on his visit to South Africa.

. New shopman: "Shall I say that wo formerly sold tho goods at thrco.shillin'gs a yard?" .Old hand: "Mako it-hvo and eleven. ; You can't expect people to be-liovo-that, wo cVer sold anything at even figures." Nothing doubtful in " JIONTSEKBAT." I.imo- Juice. It's good and pure; Tho genuino'juico of cultivated lime-fruit,, it' is an exquisite boverara for all the year., round. A healthy drinlc for children.* 1 Because they cannot hustle in a hobble, business men of Atlantic City, New Jersey, havo issued an ultimatum to their women employees that hereafter they must not wear hobblo skirts during offico hours. For Children's Hacking Cough at night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is, 6d., 2s. 6d.—Advt. A. magnificent specimen of tho.. greater bird of paradise, in full plumage, tho property of .Mr. I!. Pauwels,.a Belgian amateur collector, was recently exhibited at the London Cage Bird Association's Show, it was valued at .£ISOO.