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Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1921, Page 4

LUCKY BABIES. NEW YORK. May 128. With their identity surrounded with secrecy and all immigration laws waived in ther behalf by the United States Government to enable them to enter this country, 1“ Briti h hai.ie-. all less

than a year old, arrive in New York in a few days in the Aijuitaiiia. In the same way as Ambassadors and other great personages are greeted on l heir arrival in this country, their infant majesties will lie met at i!:e t‘:'oeiiiilc limit by representative's oi their hosts. When they land, smart i utor,a!s will carry them away to their final destinations. Where these actually prove to be will probably never be known, because the It him- have been adopted liy some of the oi a prominent fan dies in New York, ta a tow years their mines will appear in the social register. As The Daily Mai! ■! as announced, jh ;.;s for what is described as the “ 'nv M: flower Pilgrimage” wore made by U ■ National Adoption Society t.f Engi.r d with the eo-oneration of t' e ' i--1 : s!t-Amei ican Adoption committee at New York, one of several agemies existing in this eonntry to supply tin great demand from childless parents 1 .r healthv children of tl>e besi slow

//r/Mi '/>// <S '/•/Ay //,. ; y/x'M^Sr/ym I £ «v & LOTT 732 This Will Protect You! A spoonful of Bonnington's Irish ' Moss every morning and evening will protect you against Influenza, Pneumonia, Colds and other I winter dangers. I Bonnington’s Irish Moss kills tha i germs—it forms an antiseptic film on the throat. No harmful i drugs or narcotics—it is safest for I children—best for adults. Be sure you secure the genuine Bonnington’slrish Moss. It has I proved its efficacy for 60 years I j oßnington’ Irish Mbs: fig FAMILY SIZE 2/6 EVERYWHERE § . Get it now! ® m s2s%. AT LESS THAN SHOP PRICES. Ladies’ Tweed Skirts, 16/9, 21/-, 25/-. Heavy Jap. Silk Blouses, 12/6, 16/6, 17/6. Crespo da Chene Jumpers and Blouses, 19/6, 25/-. LffidSas’ Tweed Overcoats, t#/«. «/6, 69/6. 79/6, 89/« All-Wool Knitted Jumpers, aU colours, 19/6, 27/6, 37/6. Women’s All-Wool Grey Hose, 3/ll|. All-Wool Cardigans, 19/6, 24/6. Man’s All-Wool Sweaters, 12/6. Tweed Work Trousers, 13/6, 16/6, lt/6 Navy All-Wool Flannel, 50in, 8/6 yd. Boys’ Knickers, 6/11, 7/6. 10/6. 12/6. Navy All-Wool Serge, 54in, 12/9, 17/6. Men’s All-Wool Sox, Three Pairs for 6/6 and 8/6. Mas’s Tweed Sports Coats, 37/6. We say send It back if any purchase Is net approved. Cast* will be returned at one*. GLASS ON’S WABDELL’S BUILDINGS, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

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