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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 17, 3 January 1920, Page 6

Silk stockings made from sawdust and selling for about 2/- a pair, com. pared with £1 for the real silk ones, have been made possible by experiments conducted by the Syracuse University School at Forestry. The stockings made from sawdust look like silk and fed like silk. Tests show that they wear as well or even better than the real article, which costa ten times as much. USTLUENZA OUTBKEAKS. At BamUtam Aaekjaad and etoewbere. bfamu baa a«aia appeared: tsat tba tHmI SpidMrie of IMS to not at all likely «• roear. Tke public Save aow aa talelunat appraeiaUoa of the aoemoMr of daily SvtguUn* the throat and aooe with Ptaenrei (to M. and to fcLi aa a certain ■atacaard agaiaot infection* RAPID FIEST AID. By promptly rubble* a few drops, of Oto! into a ent. bar- or bri.se. ill 4*aaera ci iaflamiaati.. or h an avttadod. the most powerful of beautßd acen'i with ttelipbtWfy eootoia* effect*. t* to also a perfect ate* MMtemt Tad aid to ehaviag.