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Evening Star, Issue 14632, 31 July 1911, Page 2

The Customer (trying phonograph) ' "There's something wrong with th.': : grand opera records. There's ;i horrib i-ifket in c:icli cue tint .-odls the die. i oi the music."' The Demonstrator: "' All, yes. One . our latest -"--'■- t.i...i>- jl . .... in the bo j A .lIYSTERIIAL IJOXDKAU. I From luncheon she calkd Jito down, ■ i By telephone 6he culled me. up ; ' My negligence had won her iVov.ii. ltight scornfully she called me down; I hr.d forgot to praise hev gown ; My thin e: And that iti - When angrily the cidlerl nie up. -' Lippincott's Magazine.' PUBLIC MOTiCES FIRST-CLASS RETURN TOURS TO Sydney and Kte&ourns; Rotorua and Watigasissi Rlvor; TO THE EIGHT MOST ENERGETIC COLLECTORS OF «H H START NOW AND GET YOUR FRIENDS TO HELP. Circulars of particulars from all ConfedionsrJ. II Why let your wife and la children drink lewla priced common te<r« ? fa !t contains no sub- || stance or quality, M and never gives j H satisfaction, and is J H dear at any price. § \k Good pure whole- || HI some tea costs « H less than a farth- M || ing(ld.} per cup at jf t P 21- per lb., and yet [§< many let their || families drink common tea (and tea dusts) unfit for con. [ sumption, and pay 6d. per glass for their beer or whisky. Low priced tea rei quires twice the quantity to make the same extract a tea costing ! from 2/-to 3/-per lb. 1 w&sl ©§*§: