The Greeks played an instrument called a .lyre. The instrument is still used; but now it’s a mouth organ. Sweet Sixteen (to mother): “ I have worn short skirts all my life, and I am not going to wear them any longer.”
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APOLLO. APOLLO, one of the great divinities of Ancient Greece, was dX credited, amongst other things, with bringing back sunshine and light in Spring. He was the ideal of manly youth and beauty hence the patron of athletes. The Romans looked upon him as tha giver of Victory. In the Motor world to-day WOOD-MILNE MOTOR TYRES Symbolise the ideal of tyre construction. In the winter of War thev hameasured up to the most exacting of conditions, and in the sunshine of Peac now happily ours, their outstanding features', endurance, speed, and reliabili will .prove a big economic advantage. Owners will increase the efficiency oi Seamens of their cars by specifying WOOD-MILNF. Gruvrib Tyres. * Messrs CASSLBUBQ, STEIN. AND CO., Net? £*£«£
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Evening Star, Issue 17323, 10 April 1920, Page 4
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165Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 17323, 10 April 1920, Page 4
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