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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 432, 24 June 1922, Page 5

The* balance of the season’s choicest millinery now oU’ercd at exactly half-price (o clear at “flu* store for value.” The C. M. Rosa Co,, LUl.—Advt.

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"Paying (he piper” and footing the bill, Such is the price of neglected chill; Paid in pneumonia, a perilous chance, Whilst the piper plays for Death’s dread dance. Check if in time at a minimised cost, Bolter than grieving for time that’s lost. “Paying tho piper” comes easv, be sure, When taking Woods’ Great Cure.—Advl,