r CHINA’S REPLY TO JAPAN. Here is a nice little topical item that will be received zith gusto at any smoko. A strip of coloured paper is hown to contain some Oriental writing. Pattering that this u 5 a diplomatic message from Japan to China, he says that immediately it was received it was torn up; and he suits me action to the word by tearing it into small pieces. These re rubbed together and then shown restored with China’s lessage to Japan. AND —there is a big laugh coming, but /e cannot explain that here. There is no catch; it is just )o good to disclose. Price 2/6. ,(£' . . ~ Y-- ‘' S~‘- ' ' lr THE ACCOMMODATING BOX 4. 4 Different Coloured Silks are shown. Audience selects a £>lour which is vanished ; upon the box being opened the selected Ik is found. $ A New and Self-contained Trick. Price 8/6 Posted BOTTOMLESS TUMBLERS, 5/8 each, Posted. The Mysterious Appearing Silk from Tumbler. Tumblers only 5/6 each, posted. / ft rr - tf-tty ■■■rrt rrw-rw ohm Trm HIVM WWHT MMWIWtH — T — — Write for our Catalogue of Magic—Bd. Posted. < — — Write enclosing Postal Note to EWART, LAWRENCE & co. ltd. Lass®! I Manners St., WELLINGTON
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Camp News, Volume 3, Issue 116, 2 April 1942, Page 1
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