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Evening Star, Issue 18045, 12 August 1922, Page 3

SPRING IS COMING! AND SO IS SPRING GLEANING. After all the dirt and dust are pushed out YOU WILL WANT NEW CARPETS AND LINOLEUM. A Big Stock of CARPET SQUARES, CARPET RUNNERS, CORRIDOR RUGS, LINOLEUM, and HEARTHRUGS To choose from. . NEES, THE FURNITURE PEOPLE, 65 Hanover st. (next Railway Crossing). Late Night, Friday. —[Advt.] Captain Harry 0. G. Mills, cousin of the Earl Lascelles, is 6ft Tin and well built, weighs 2801 b, and is a big game hunter. He is going to Los Angeles to do a stunt for the movies. Something like flying along in an airplane, sliding do\vn a rope on to the back of a galloping horse, then climbing the rope and into the plane again. “Ripping—eh, what?” That’s the way this jaded aristocrat puts his new stunt.