A man revisited his old home, which lie had had to sell to a rich man because the expenses were too heaty. “ And how is my ancestor, the "host, who nsed to walk up and down the stairs all night?” he asked. “Oh. ’im?” said the new 1 owner, who had had the place modernised. “’E don’t give ns a wink of sleep, ringing for the lift!”
Happy Cfetistsgigss Shopping' at f A ■M vr. W<3 Happy crowds . . . laughing children ... a smiling, busy True Economy Is Spending Wisely! The Old Year will soon be gone. Turn to the New, with its promise of better times, and start by cutting your housekeeping expenses by making the W. and R. Stores your shopping centre. staff —this is indeed a wonderful Christmas for W. & R. shoppers. Call. It’s not 100 late. You’ll find a wealth of gift suggestions at prices that will make this a really economical Christmas. Bring the kiddies in to sec Father Christmas. He’s in our Toyland every day this week. WOLEENDEM & RUSSELL The Busy Big Department Store, South Dunedin, Phones 22-818, 22-849.
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Evening Star, Issue 21292, 22 December 1932, Page 16
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183Page 16 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 21292, 22 December 1932, Page 16
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