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Evening Star, Issue 14495, 21 February 1911, Page 5

FORGE OP HABIT. "Why are you sobbing, my little man!” “My p.i’e a millionaire pkilanthropist.” “ Well, well! That’s nothing to cry about, is it?" "It ain’t, ain’t it? He’s just promised to giro me 6dol to spend for Christnas provided I raise a similar amount.” LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. “THE GRAND” PHARMACY, UNDER UP-TO-DATE MANAGEMENT. TT AVING PURCHASED this well-known PILVUMACY, I have much pleasure in advising all friends and the public generally that 1 intend to make it the leading chemist’s and druggist’s business in the City. Nothing but the purest drugs will be dispensed, and no effort will be wanting on my part or that of my assistants that will contribute to the comfort and convenience of patrons. I find that there is a general desire that the Pharmacy should bo Open on Saturday afternoons. Therefore, the weekly halfholiday will bo on WEDNESDAYS in future instead of Saturday, as formerly. From the beginning of next month my advertisement will appear (Ist advt.) on the top ;ight-hand corner, page 1, of the ‘Stas’ iaily, and it will contain a feature of daily hterat to everyone. R. CON N, “THE GRAND ” PHARMACY, Under Grand Hotel. SALE! SALE 1 CROCKERY CHEAPER THAN EVER. FE. HALL, 242 PRINCES STREET • SOUTH, Will Hold a CLEARING SALE to Make Room for New Goods. COME AND HAVE A SHARE IN THE BARGAINS. fUT.F. NOW ON. i a jjx Furniture, in oak; specialised new catalogue free on application. Hay. ward’s Furnishing Warehouse, George street