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Evening Star, Issue 16514, 28 August 1917, Page 6

Lend Every Small sums make big Loans. TT IS the five, ten, and fifty pounds which count to-day. Do not hesitate to lend because you have only a money. Your Country needs it Your money is safe. st is sure. Subscribe to the War Loan at any Postal Money-Order Office We have been permitted to make the following extract from a letter received by the inward English mail from Messrs C. H. Britten and Sons, of Lloyd House, Manchester, who are determined to carry out not only the spirit but the actual letter of the Post-war Conference held at Paris at the beginning of this year. They say, inter alia : We have pleasure in enclosing you poster which wo have- in all departments of our warehouse. We have done a very considerable business with these countries before tho war; in fact, 30 per cent* of our trade was done with Germany for export. We may state that we have secured the whole value of our German trade in the various'markets of the world through other English sources, and have not the remotest intention of doing any further business with any «memy country after the war. The poster, which is displayed in the glories of alternating lines of red and black ink, roads thus : SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing to the Folkestone Air Raid on May 25th, 1917, and the murder of women and children, NO GERMAN, AUSTRIAN, TURK, OR BULGARIAN (nor any person of ANY Nationality representing any firm in the four named Countries) must enter these premises either DURING OK AT ANY TIME AFTER THE WAR. V¥E DO EU3SEESS WITH HUMAN BEINGS ONLY.

Bridget: "The new neighbors want to cut thcar grass, mum, and they mitt over to ask the loan of your lawn mower." Mistress: "Lend them our lawn mower to cut grass on the Sabbath! Certainly not! Tell them, Bridget, tbat we haven't one." Wise mothers keep KAZOL handy. Better than mixtures or f.yrups lor coughs and colds. Good for all ages. Acts like a. iiharm. Sixty doses Is 6d. —LA.dvt.l