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Evening Star, Issue 19000, 23 July 1925, Page 1

The Boscuo Lodge, No. 105, Inieruational Order of Good Templars, celebrated its tweniy-Jlrst anniversary in the Oddfellows’ .Hull, King Edward street, yesterday, when the bail was full to the doors. Bro. Dalton, Grand Chief Templar, occupied the chair, and a good programme was rendered. The, concert opened with the singing of the National Anthem and a, pianoforte selection by Bister Morwood, after which solos were rendered by Mesdames Bell, Matheson, Gibson, and Messrs D. Napier, G. Proctor, Alec Snell, J. Alexander, and Miss Clark; recitations by Master Duncan '(’odd, Misses Clark, Beil (2), Eckhoff, Mr A. Ockweh; dances by Misses Andrews. Eckhoff, Lorna Budge; a character song by Miss Queenio Wilson; comic song by Mr Alf. Hudson; and flute solos by Air C. Barton. Bro. James Hilton, in a short address, giive a most interesting review of the work of the lodge since its institution. A vote of thanks to the performers was carried. The Star of the South Juvenile Temple mot earlier in the evening, and was well attended. Bro. J. Hilton, S.J.W., was in charge. “Kill That Fly!” bis death is due; If you don't he may kill yon. Don't debale the reason why. Swat the swatter —"Kill That Fly.” Don't delay and be perverse, Ease that croup before its worse. Don't a gasping night endure. Call for Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. "-{Advil