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Evening Star, Issue 19805, 2 March 1928, Page 9

The wise and thrifty WofiSso of Dunedin are hereby yeminded that Brown, Ewing’s Big Move Sale definitely closes at 12.30 p.m. : this Saturday, March 3., Super-special Bargains aw being offered in recognition of the splendid patronage ex* tended during the sale period* It has been the greatest sale we have had during our sixty years’ successful trading. Thank You / Inserted by the Directors, Management, and Staff of “ Brown, Ewing’s.”'

“My word, Jack,” says Willie, “you should have heard Dad last night. He was making a hole for a screw with a hammer and nail. He missed the nail and struck his thumb. I laughed and—’nuff said. .Then he looked for the screws, which he could not find (I had used them all on the scooter, but did not tell him). The last straw was when he tried to find the screwdriver. It was lost, and of course he blamed me. He said; ‘ I wish some people would put things back in their right place after using them.* Mum took this to mean her, and she said he should take that to himself. He should fold up his pyjamas every morning and put his slippers away, and not leave them for everyone to fall over. Bad said nothing, for he knew he was in the wrong.** “ TO=DAY HE IS BUYING FROM VERNON SMITH THE IRONMONGER, M GEORGE STREET, A GIMLET at 6d (posted, Id extra), a Packet of 8 dozen ASSORTED SCREWS at 1/ (posted, 3d extra), and a SCREWDRIVER at 1/6 (posted, 2d extra). “He said he would see that 1 did not touch of Idl tools in future.** CSBB [INAL CHOICE of a vehicle is guided by such factors as economy, service, and pulling power. B UYERS and SELLERS alike find their vehicle in the advertisement columns of the 1 Evening Star.* |P»HE ‘EVENING STAR’ Is the most economical advertising vehicle, carrying the best service, and having Infinitely the greatest pulling power. m