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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15202, 15 October 1919, Page 4

"Jee wiz what a lot of issues will be before the electors," sez Mumbles after reading Bill Massey's' "Bill of Fare" in "The Colonist."' Bui sez I you musn't take it too seriously. Ycr know, Bill's had a good innings and some of his classy friends have "feathered their nests," as the savin' is, but the worker has been hnrd"lut l>y high cost of livin'. Yet Bill wants to keep tho job, and his friends arc purting out cam my flugc to gull tho people. .The "Well Fed League," with a big lawyer at the head, .supports Bill, and tho arrystoerjicv support "J'eform." That's all right, for'birds of a ■ feather flock together, as the savin' is ; but the "Reform" cause must" be in a bad way when it wants aid from the' P.P.A. Sectarian strife is a bad thing for the country, and shouldn't be brought into politics, the diversity of opinion causes bitterness and'trouble. But, sez I, we have one gloam of hope, for everybody agrees that Bill Lock's Big Furniture Emporium supplies tbo best Furniture at lowest prices. IWI does his best to promote happiness and comfort in the homo by supplying Furniture, Bedding, Linoleums, Crockery, Sewing Machines, and everything to furnish the home better and cheaper , than others. A special concession ,made to returned soldiers.*