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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 1281, 19 August 1930, Page 4

'■■... /-"?. :^A^^ j . A i legacy of £1700 has fallen to Qranz a poor labourer m Bavaria, as a reward ior aid to a wounded and entombed officer m the Great War. After a search of many years a solicitor discovered Hem as one of three -soldiers who, under fire, dug- a wounded, major from the debris of a shelled dug-out and carried him to a first-aid station. A few years later the major died, bequeathing- £5000 to his rescuers. Hem is the first to be identified. In the three British army centres \yhere time-expirpd soldiers are taught some trade, about 3000 men are. trained ever}' year, the: vocations ranging from valeting and waiting at table to electric wiring, building, motor building and all forms of painting and decorating*. So successful was the World Jamboree o:f the Boy Scouts, held neai Liverpool last summer, . that there is • a 'smrpfus of some £10,000, t0 be handed to the association. Altogether. 314;---422 visitors paid for admission, the -highest daily attendance being 56,000 adults. . ■, .-

Autumn is here ! The nights are drawing- m and the mornings are keen. To retain warmth and allow that / pleasant -feeling to through one's body s it is -essential to wear good underwear.- Jno. VT.. Brooker has a full stock of the very best / makes m all sizes at reasonable prices, so why. go out of your own town and district to buy. For the wet weather ahead -secure a first-class pvercoat from me. In it you will look dressedas well' as feel the part. Value guaranteed m all 'mercery and men's wear bought from J. T. Brooker, Tailor and Gents' Outfitter, Otautau. ',