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Hokitika Guardian, 17 June 1921, Page 1

Before “the great war’’ T bought garments galore. Anti swank salesmen would smile and how, But T’vo grown too poor for a “Stetson Velour,” So T’m wearing a rag-hat now. The price of apparel is measured in gold. Snell extortion is hard to endure, And folks find it cheaper to keep out the cold With Woods’ ("treat Peppermint Cure.

£70,000 FILM BOY. NEW YORK, April 12. All New York is waiting with sympathetic interest for news of little Jackie Coogan, tho five-years-old costar with Charlie Chaplin in the lat-« tor’s lntest film "The Kid,” who was reported this morning to be lying at the point of death at the Hotel Baltimore. He has pneumonia. The little fellow completely won the hearts of kinenia enthusiasts with tho irresistible appeal of his acting as a mischievous urchin. He had arrived in New York at the beginning of the week to sign a contract to make several more films, for which he was to receive £70,000. He caught a cold while conducting the jazz hand in the hotel ball-room on Friday night. Since his arrival he had been feted, interviewed, and photgraphed all day, the excitement of which undermined his health.

An ideal spirit, for both sexeo.— WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. No more grinding of teeth with WADE’S WORM FIGS.