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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16940, 15 January 1923, Page 3

MUTT & JEFF: Isn’t Mutt the sarcastic old thing. By BUD FISHER (Copyright 1923, by H. C. Fisher). THe c AR ujOfJ'T 6,0! iT’s £AiV (gvJMkiIMG, So S Guess, r‘l_e U£T TH£ DOG TOUJ AA<= IM- , ho'# ovioreo \SOM.e CUASS T» THU I_AY-ouT' A AJ'FTY CAR. AMD A BcooDeD Bos', if MutT COULD OMLV see Me ajo\« He’D l TTHeovu A Jgftioos FiTL-Jg-ff, Don't ce-r AMI oFFiceiS. OF TH<£ I — J HumAue Society 1 See You _y os You’d- Get AGRGSTED FOR TYimG A CAN ujHAT th-s DOG Vi , ' 9, ;i:. . . 0 O

CUTLERY LOW PRICES Table knives are c heaper. At Minsons vo'i w ill fnd great values in Slierlie Ids reliable makes at reasonable

“Favourite” Push Chair Finds a Favour with all 90 per cent, of the Christchurch mothers use the ** FAVOURITE ” Push Chair. To the other to per cent, we point out some of the advantages of this wonderful baby car. It is handsome and hygienic; the patent spring back protects baby from all road jar ; the draught proof screen minimises the risk of chills, and many o'her points in its favour. LET US DEMOM TRATE 1 OT r . THE LY ANDRE S F. LQNGDiH, Pram Comas* 586 COLOMdO STREET Take Car to S'. A?nph Strset

'Lieutenant-Colonel James Y. Fostm anu is at present in Wellington. Lieu-tenant-Colonel Foster is a member of lbe well-known firm of Messrs Joseph