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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 80, 1 October 1918, Page 9

.Comfort paramounfc—iyet witli more style, than' the most extreme of uncomfortable shoes—Dorothy Dodd Footwc&r. That a beautiful shoe, can • be. comfort; able is proved in every pair of Dorothy Dodds for Ladies. Quality unmatchable, —the footwear you are seeking. At all good shoe stores.—Advk Hundreds of ladies have proved to their complete satisfaction. that Rusma (Regd.) permanently destroys superfluous hair.- The first application leaves the fade free from the unsightly growth', and the roots are ultimately destroyed. A trial is Convincing—Rusma (Regd.) can be iised at home. , Mrs. Hullen; Cotirtenay-place) opposite tram terminus (upstairs). Telephone 1047, Depfc. P.— Advt. ■•■■'.• ...•■■■

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There isa coupon iii every tin of Hudson's Balloon Brand Baking Powder that entitles you to receive a free copy of the famous Balloon Baking Book. Buy a tin tO-day at H. D. Bennett, Ltd., Lambton-qUay and Willis-street.— Advt. : ■ .

■Replying to a deputation of Dublin farmers, Mr. John Dillon said the power of the Irish ipanty had been paralysed by the Sinn 3?einer», who- were themselves powerless to influence- the Government. He believed that .when the present wave of passion died down, Irish .common sense would prevail, and ho intended to summon the Irish party to rotui-n to Pftrii«un«j£so resume their proper .>vprk,.