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Evening Star, Issue 19388, 23 October 1926, Page 3

True Friendship is life Sound Health: the Value of it is Seldom Known until it is Lost. m*'? we Since 1864 Dunedin Families have Preferred Inglis* Store. 9a B S . nx 3P rr BC S& Sixty Two Years Ago HEY danced the minuet. The girls wore hoop skirts, and if you could see what the men wore you’d certainly get a laugh. There wasn’t much “ kick ” in the dance or the clothes, but they were the best to be had in those days, r A, and T. Inglis, Ltd., began selling clothes just sixty-two years ago, offered the newest styles and the best values, never conducted fake sales, always tried to be on the square. That’s what we’ve been trying to do ever since— it’s what we’re doing now. OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE Art INCUM twi QUALITY 6T* G»us«eowo RO. Box 24J VALUJL Thom 2,007

A newly-rich man wan travelling in search of culture. In a famous art gal(!ery ho was shown a piece of old Greek sculpture, and was told it was 3,000 years old. “What’s it worth?” ho asked, “About £20,000,” said Ms guide. “Ah!” ho grunted. “And have you any idea how much more a new ono would be?” Impressionistic Artist. “I do wish you would watch that child. He has spoilt two of my pictures already.” Wife (after anxious scrutiny) i “ Which two, dear?” The best way to clean greasy frying pans, pots, sinks, benches, etc., is to use a little Kloannitt on tho cloth. Housewives who use it are loud in its praise. Kleannitt makes kitchen work easier. la 5d pay hsxg& aft #3l stares/-£idT(i.J