Despite of sparkling eyes and dimpled ohin, When romance ends realities begin. A lover’s worth is what his skill can earn, And that’s what every woman has to learn. The startled bride bows down her head and mourns Who, with hor hubby’s razor, trims ' her corns; And learns at last for coughs and colds be sure The worth of Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt.
♦ t Three More Days to Go—Be Quick! HAROLD ANDERSON, LTD., PHOTOGRAPHERS, MAIN STREET W., WANTS EVERYBODY TO KNOW, THAT THEIR BIG £IOOO SALE ENDS ON THE 30th INS T. ALL THOSE WHO HAVE NOT TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS OFFERED SHOULD DO SO AT ONCE. ALL GOODS SIMPLY HAVE TO GO REGARDLESS OF COST. VISIT OUR SHOP—SEE THE WINDOWS—YOU’LL FIND SOMETHING TO INTEREST YOU HERE. NO, WE ARE NOT GOING OUT OF BUSIN ESS—JUST QUITTING THIS ACCUMULATED STOCK, ♦ SO THAT WE MAY CONCENTRATE ON THE LATEST METHODS OF ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY. REMEMBER, 1 OVER.£IOOO WORTH OF ALL MANNER OF THINGS AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES. YOU MUST VISIT OUR SHOP 2 ■ ♦ X o I BEFORE THE END OF THIS MONTH. |
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 176, 26 June 1926, Page 15
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