Dr. Nichols* Murray Butler, of Now York saVs: "I know positively that--in. ono British port there are 85 capturejV SLarines, |and the Deutschlan* .w among 'them." ■ ; "You are a very brave girL.'k-.aawjw are the words the King addressed to . Miss Louise 'Nolan, h ' revue girl, when she to Buckingham Palace to receive the Military Medal for horoi«Jn dfeplayed duri»g the Irish rebeEion. Miss Nolan's heroism forms °™ ?*J* e . finest chapters in the deedioi«»Wkind. Dunne the Irish xe heroic girl—who is not_y<» wounded soldiers to saiety ut of bullets. Miss .Nolan is n in" in "Three Cheers" at the Shartfts bury Theatre. London. • ' ',/' "There's nothing more profitable ' r than. making munitions of war." Ha! aw • about a drug -store in prohibition, terrv-^, tory?" - ■ ;" ■ ~"<■ "This horn von sold me won't .waft* anv noise," said the customer retimiiug: "'•Well. 1 thought you wanted it tor vour crandson." said the clerk. ,fc»n Jdid" "Gracious: But.you're a.nwd man' lo pl<ws»>!" „ '• \ *- Frnost: "Now, Mary, it is only..- fair for me to teU you. that I'm a somnumtaluS" Mury : "That's df right daj. We'll take it in turns. T'll go to chapel with you one Sunday, aiyl vnu can como to my church the oext. ■J -V lUnele Eben: "How's your inc in college V" Untie kzra : ' Pr.ettj SSd 1 ceS: He writes me that hat* ■ a senior* Uncle Eben : "Huh. £«'« find out that them da £ o titles won't, do him any good after he gets out. i . "Bill has finally found a profitable outlet' for his imagination.'. "How?" "He writes recipes for women s maga,Any man who has a love for Zealand will like New Zealand s tobacco—Gold Pouch Aromatic. Grtr*n in Hawke's Bay district, it is all that ' * i _!..*..,1*4 k<\ had n liehtful flavour of its own, »<»<»> »"•?> minus bite. Moreover, Gold Pouch contains a very low percentage-et; nicotine—only U per cent therefore harmless when compared with imported tobaccos with their 4 , per cent and 5 per cent nicotine strength. Economical, also. For a shilling you of Gold Fouch. Try it becauseltis the "Use New Zealand grown; "Three Q»:.
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Nelson Evening Mail, 22 May 1917, Page 1
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