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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19968, 7 June 1920, Page 6

SATURDAY’S “STAR.” notice to advertisers. QWTNG (o {he great popularity ol •he Saturday issue of the Star" md the consequent heavy demand for advertising space, the Proprietors are compelled to appeal to Advertisers to hand in their copy earlier in tho week. It is impossible uader existing conditions to handle tho mass of Advertisements tendered on Saturday mornings. DOUBLE will ho charged for all Advertisements tendered on Saturdays for publication the same day, and oven at double rates publication cannot be guaranteed. Copy for Display Advertisements •Ptl change of copy for Contract Advertisements must be handed in before 2 p.m. on Thursdays. Advertisers ate very earnestly Brged to hand in their copy as early as possible. The minimum charge for Advortisementa handed in on Saturdays will be I*. A. G. HENDERSON, ~ * Manager. May 1, 1920,

In clerical circles tjf,ie, Bishop of Southwurk, who recently created a mild sensation by announcing his decision not to open any more bazaars.'saying lie preferred to devote himself to other morn important work, is famod as a teller of somewhat unconventional stories. One of tta best concerns a certain country parson who! dium-r, a long drought, olfered un a fervent prayer for rain. When the "cervice was over, a sexton offered l:is congratulations. " Your prayer for ™ ,n , l Y a3 soon answered, sir," he said. Jts pouring." "Dear me!" «t----ciaimed the parson. " What a nuisance. I've left my umbrella at home." ENJOY YOUR SHAVE. A few drops of " Q-tol" (Is 6d), rubbed well into the face before lathering rapidly softens the beard and makes; the Hkm smooth and supple. The razor dors nciL dra!'. i