"Oh, Jim, if only I knew for certain that you loved me,'and not my money/' "Test me, my dear. Test my honesty. ' "But'how?" "Lend me ten shillings until to-morrow." . "I hear that your next-door neighbours have 'got a new organ. ■ Do you. know stops it has?" "About three a day—for meals.'' "Money isn't everything." "Maybe not, but everything is nothing without it." '■'"■'• ...',", •'? "But surely you didn't tell him straight out that you loved him?" "Goodness, no! simply had to squeeze it out of me."
. Williams: "I wish I knew where I was going to die." Roberts: '.'Whatever ' do you wish that for?" "Why;, I'd never go near the thunderin' place." John : "May I have the' last' dance with you?" 'Jean: "You've just had it." ; ' ' '•-.' '- : ''. J
FRETFUL CHILDREN In nine cases out of ten when children are pale and fretful it is from worms that they are suffering. Keep your chil dren healthy and happy. At the first sign of worms give them WADE'S WORM FlGS—the simple, safe and inexpensive remedy. Always effective. All chemists and storeß.
Like Shaving with a new blade when vou use Brice's Shaving Cream. No pimples or rash.—Nees, Chemists, Hardy street.
MAD Surface Smooth as Glass —Will definitely outwear any other Record -STEIN SONG I'M SINGING MY WAY ROUND THE WORLD By the Three Harmonisers. WHEN IT'S SPRINGTIME IN THE ROOKIES' GOOD-BYE TO ALL THAT Stellar Dance Baud. THE MUG SONG (Novelty Foxtrot) GIVE YOURSELF A PAT ON THE BACK Johnny Walker and His Rollickers. AFTER THE BALL IS OVER TWO LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE Gerald Adams and the Variety Singers. THE WARBLER'S SERENADE IN THE SHADOWS By the London Novelty Orchestra. COLONEL BOGEY THE GREAT LITTLE ARMY Xylophone Solo by Victor Stirling. FLORRIE FORDE OLD-TIME MEDLEY In Two Parts. PAT HANNA DISCOURSES ON CRICKET (Even unto the Fifth Test.) LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY THE STONE OUTSIDE DAN MURPHY'S DOOR I DON'T WORK FOR A LIVING I DON'T CARE IF I DO AROUND THE CORNER ANCHOR'S AWEIGH Vocal—The Three Harmonisers DANCING WITH TEARS IN MY EYEfc. TAKE ALONG A LITTLE LOVE Vocal—Sweet and Low—Duettists. THE LAUGHING POLICEMAN UP TO DATE Part I—The Cat Burglar Part 2—The Policeman's Wedding '.■';•- ■&-t ■ ;>- m i ''.:■:• ffl m *£ ■' :: '!' : - ~~: _,<• ■-,., w K • ' m SURFACE SMOOTH AS GLASS The Quality Record made by Columbia WHOLESALE: COLUMBIA DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED BOX 1082 CHRISTCHURCH.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 8 December 1930, Page 9
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