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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1845, 21 June 1920, Page 5

Severn inossonpfer boys use iuitomohib s in delivering telegrams in Chicago, and they own the ears themselves. They are paid 3s lOd and hour and time and a half for overtime. James Dempsey, one oft the automobile messenger boys, said that the seven boys bought their automobiles with money saved From their wages, says the. Chicago Tribune.

FIRST THOUGHTS,

A WINTER’S DEMAND. With a chill in the air denoting the arrival of tho winter season, housewives are thinking of special cookery dishes that meet the demand of colder weather. Of course? first thoughts go to Tucker s “Family” Soups, those steaming, invigorating, and savoury dishes which aro so well knowm for their high nourishing qualities, as well as for thoir economic value. Tucker’s soups, in addition to thoir reputation ns the best procurable on the market, offer scope for the provision of a variety of “made-up’’ dishes. There are few people in New Zealand unacquainted with Tucker’s soups. With a packet of any one of cloven different soup flavours, a few vegetables, some moat leftovers, and so forth, delightful entree dishes are at command. Try a packet and note the recipes given thereon. —Advt. _

Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, for coughs and colds, never fails. Is 9d, S» 9d —Advk. Public speakers, reciters, singers! _ Use “Nazol” to prevent or relievo huskiness, soreness and irritation of the throat. Ready for instant use anywhere.—Advt.