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Evening Star, Issue 17957, 2 May 1922, Page 2

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An innkeeper ■was disturbed in his rest in the middle of the night by someone knocking at the door. “Who's there?” ho asked. “A friend,” was the eanwer. t‘ What do you want?” “ I want to stay hero all night.” “All right; stay there, by all means,” was the benevolent reply. EASY by trains; Q-TOL beforehand.

WE ALWAYS STRIVE TO INTRODUCE SOMETHING USEFUL AMD BENEFICIAL FOR SUCCESSFUL HOUSEKEEPING. MOVAL, removes stains and mat marks from linen, etc. . . 1/ tu&O. GRADUATED ENAMEL MEASURES, for the nursery . . 2/9 each. IMP SOOT DESTROYER, a cheap and effective method of chimney cleaning 10d packet. FRUIT JAR WRENCHES, remove tops from Mason’s Jars— l/ each. TINSEL BAG POT SCRUBS 6d each. •WINDOW CLEANERS with Bft' handle 3/ eapfi. PARSLEY, MINT, and LETTUCE CUTTERS 2/3 each. MARMALADE SLICERS 2/9 each. GAS LIGHTERS, genuine match-savers 1 / each. MEND A TEAR, a scientific preparation for mending tears in clothing, etc. 1/3 packet. BUTTER CURLERS 2/ each. WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN THE HOUSEHOLD AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. George St Ironmongery Co., 243 GEORGE STREET (NEAR HANOVER STREET).