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Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 25, 3 September 1920, Page 9

\yEEK of p 1 T Yan appeal On Behalf of the Starving Children of Europe. COUNTRY COLLECTIONS NOW IN FULL SWING. WTIAT YOUR MONEY WILL DO. 9 /- 'wil1 provide a Daily DINNER for i-i! One Child for One Week. .0 1 will Feed and Clothe a Naked oO -L Starving Child. j[} "j f\ will F eed 1000 Children for cL' J- vA \J One W eek. Any further information from members of the Committee: Chairman, John Stead, Esq. ; Vice-Chairmen, Messrs R. A. Anderson and H. W. Royds; Hon. Treasurer, Mr F. Burwell (Box 51) ; Hon. Secretary, Mr ti. J. Farrant (Box 272); Hon. Assisttnt Secretary, Mr A. S. Wallace. 4491 LAND FOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. District Lands and Survey Office, Invercargill, 1st September, 1920. NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned land will be open for seleetion by soldiers only and applications will be received up to 4 p.m. on MONDAY, 11th October, 1920. Sections ls to 9s, Strathvale Settlement. Areas from 71 acres to 138 acres. Halfyearly rentals from £45 to £93. Siiuated from three to four miles from Otautau Railway Station, school, etc., and from one to three miles from dairy factory. First-class dairying land. Full particulars, including sale plans, may be obtained on application to this office. THOS. BROOK, Commissioner of Crown Lands. The Diggers' Motor Car. FOR KIRE. SPLENDIDLY UPHOLSTERE.D FIVE-SEATER, WILLYS' KNIGHT CAR— 35-h.p. R. A. BAIRD. Ring 'Phone— 744. REMOVAL NOTICE. gHIELS, JENKIFS & CO., LTS. (Late Farmers' Machinery Exchange), PROPRIETORS & MANUFACTURERS STOREIE IMPROVED MILKING MACHINE. Wish to notify their Customers that they have removed to premises at rear of Club Hotel. ENTRANCE: DEE ST. : Club Hotel Right-of-way. LEVEN ST. : Mackerras and Hazlett Right-of-way. P.O. BOX— 278. TELEGRAMS : "Pulsator," Invercargill.

A Japanese internationalist states that the military are respovsibie for the widespread Anti-Japanese feeling, which is also evident in Britain and France. . We are now ready for the Spring Season with all the latest novelties. Our seleetion of laces and embroideries cannot be excelled, while the inoderate prices, and high grade quality of t-hese goods will appcal to all thrifty slioppers. Dainty Chinese hand made laces and insertions 1 to 5 inches wide, from 10^d to 5s lld per yard. A variety oi patterns in Valenciences torchon, imitation Maltese and filet laces from l-gd ,tn 2s lld per yard. Real filet lace and insertion 6s 3d and 6s 6d per yard. New camisole embroideries 181 to 27 inches wide ls lld, 2s 3d, 2s lld to 15s 6d per yard. Embroidery fiouncing 27 to 42in wide 5s 3d to 7s 6d. Embroidery edgings and. insertions in new patterns 1 to 6 inches wide, 7gd to 5s lld yard. Sec windows and fancy department for many new novelties at H. and J. Smith, Lt-d., Progressive Dr.apers, Tay etreet, Invercargill and Maia, street, Gore. When I grow up to be a man I'll smoke cigars! lik© Uncle Dan,.„ And 0:it witii gnls; and own a car, s And wear long pants! like my papa. And when the winter days are damp, I'll have goloshes and a gaonp; But coughs and colds I'll not endure — I'll jnst take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.