Johannesburg day by day

ugu t 5th 1927.

n

the of

r -

our di· us ion th carried nern con.

of

1)\\11

THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.

JOHANNESBURG

DAY BY DAY

The Editor will be pleased to receive invitations to meetings and /UJLctions. Taese should be addressed as early as po sible to:- P.O. Box 20. 90, 91, 92 & 93, Permanent Buildings.

Tel phone No. 5519 Central. JOHA E B RG.

rnllrntI"e the Committee arranged a ma~ m eting, which was held on unday, th 21th of July, 1927, in the Hehr w Communal Hall and proved a O'reat ucce .

Dr. Leon· Bram on the r pre, nta- tiY of the European organi ation who came there to addre the meet- ing, wa ac ompanied by the Chair·

man, .Mr. B. ~lexander, the Honorary Trea ·urer, \Ir. A. Lip worth, and the ecretary ~ Ir. :\I. Kam. A r<lial receptio;1 wa gi"en to the gn" ~s.

In the aft rnoon the local ,omn11t- te and repre entati e. of local J:wr assembled at the hou e of Nlr. Rt=>1 en.

Dr. Leon Bram on greeted the forma- tion of the fir t hranch of the Re- con truction Committee which he de crib d a the fir t off- hoot of th tree plant d in outh Africa and wi~hcd the branch fruitful r..ct1 v1ty.

Me ~L. Kir hner, Lipworth and other al o addre- ed tho e pre~ent.

All emphasi ed the fact that it must be borne in mind that we deal her with a national movement and nN an ordinary philanthropic undertaking, the re~pon , ther fore. mu t a cord- inglv be of a ' orthy nature. The spe~ker on h half of the local com- mittee a ured the guests that they would endeavour to achi ve very succe_ ful re ult .

The mass meeting in the evening ' a_ attend d bv more than thre hundred Jew wh~ li tened v ry atten- ti,· lv to Dr. Bramson's detailed re- port. which convinced them of th ir dut to a, i t in the re on truction wo~k which i h ing carried on in Ea ter 1 Eur pe.

The Chairman, Mr. Reisen, who

pre~ided, dw It upon the important part Dr. Bram:on played in the life of Ea~t rn European Jewrv-a fact which h could w 11 bear out from per onal experience, as he was only a recent arrival from tho parL.

Th ic -Chairman, fr. A. J.

Le\ y, propo d a re olution pledging the :::-upport of B noni Jewry to the Re on~·truction Campaign. The r - _olution. which \\a seconded hy '1r.

Toker. "as unanimously carried.

GERM! TO\ FOLLO • !T.

A f w day later the community of Germi$ton filled the t. David' Hall, '"here a ma meeting wa held in c:upport of the Re on truction Cam- paim-whi h i being bunched

thr~m?:hout

the whole of, outh Africa.

Mr. }I. Huftel, opened the meeting and introduc d the principal ~peaker, Dr. Leon Bramson, who had come from Europe a the repres:nt~tivc of the thr world orgamsat1on ·

"Ort-Oze-Emigdirekt.'

Dr. L on Bram on, who wa "er.

warmly received, referred to the thirtee~th anniveLary of the outbreak of the World War. which prov d cli~a trotL for the Jewi h peopl . For e\ en the \T n;aill _ Peare Treat ,,hich put an nd to the war and to

ome extent ettled sati factorily the conflict!' h . tting the

''°rl

^{d. cml}}

a<'cenluated the Jewi. h po ition h~

it unrea onahle and un rntural division of the Rus ian Empir . The hard-hit

J

^wish communitie did not

eem to recov r at all. Thi. can be seen fr m th great ma se of Jew_

clamourinO' for emigration. 57,000 actually a1,plied. to •· Emigdirekt ., to b a i ted to enabl them to migrate omewh r . ·• Emigdirekt " tried it utmost for tho e would-h emirrranls.

But o"ing to lack of fund it could only help 23,000 emigrant . 1 he re ·t had to remain at home. Th e helple mas e in order to live had to change their o cupation of middl

m n and trad r · and b come pro- ducer . Thi i ' here •• Ort ' stepped in and concentrated all il, energie_ to increa e the 11 umber of Jewi h arti an and a~ri ulturi t . Thi wa done by upplying Jewi h workless with tool and ra\\< material techni al in truction and al o help them to settl on the land. Again the organi ation .. Oze ' aw that the Jewish phy ique and generall th health of the ma e do not deteriorate. In a variety of way and mean '" Oz " worked for th phy ical improvement of the late of the J w . Anybody who take th fate of th Jewi h people to heart ha to upporl the e three organi ations.

Mes r . H. Carter, M.P.C., and A.

Ovidoff. member of the J ohaune - burg Central ommittee, al o appeal d on b half of th R. n~

truction movement, the great nat10nal cause of the moment which call upon every Jew to do hi duty.

TI1 hairman th n propo ed a re- solution pledging the upport of th Germi ton Jewrv for the cau of J ewi h re on tru~tion. The peak r mentioned the plendid part played by Jew of G rmi ton to afford relief for our ' ar tricken hr thr n.

surelv they " ould not fail no• when it wa. a q~e Lion of rehabilitating and e·tabli hing a great portion of our p opl .

A Committ wa imm diat 1 elected consi tinrr of Mr. M. Huftel, chairman; Dr. B. Ordman and Dr.

A. Kaplan, vie - hairmen; Mr. Lip- schitz, trea ur r ~ and a trong body of ladie and g ntlemen.

UPPORT FOR THE ZIO~I T . During the proceeding of th Board of D putie Congre_ th followinO" wa mo,·ed bv \Ir. H.

Lourie ;nd conded h .the hief Rabbi, a an unoppo ed motion:- ( l) That the eventh Congre of

(2)

th outh frican J e\ i h Board of Deputies end fraternal greetina to the Fifteenth Zioni t Congre to be held in Ba le at th end of thi month, and r ~ affirm the d terminalion of outh African Jewry to a cord th Jcwi h gency {ts vigorous, moral and financial a islan · and brinrr about the peedy r ali 'ation of th Jewi ·h ational Home in '' Eretz Yi roel."

That copie of thi r olution carried unanimou lv an d enthu:·ia ticallv be forwarded to th Zionist. ongr s, and to the DeleO'ation at the Con.gr ~.

' 7U

..\II I ~TEI O\FERE CE.

taken of th

£ tl " uth African

J

wi h Board of Deputie during th pa t we k- nd to hold al the ame time a onference of mini - ter . Th proceeding "ere open d chorally on Tue:::day mornincr, al the Je, i h Guild Hall, by antor Pinca o i h and choir. A pra er wa then d Ii er d by th hief Rabbi, Dr. J. L. Landau. After t11 roll call, th vi iting mini t r w r

\v lcomed by the Pre ident of th South African J wi h Board of Deputie and a lecture wa delivered by the hief Rabbi on th tatu' f mini ·t r '. ther who addr w ed th conference were the

R .

B. I.

B

ck- rnan, B.A., the R v. E. M. Levy, M.A., the Re\. H. Lip chitz and the Re . E. 1. Kaplan. Amoncr th matt r 1'hi h w r di. u_ d were th in- suran e of mini ter , the arranging of an annual pa l ral tour by th Chief Habhi, the financiI1g of the 1\linister ' A ·iation, th on titu- tion of a council and the arrangin<T for an annual congre · of J ewi h' num ter in outh f rica. It i, hoped that a a re ult of thi · con- ference a gradual improvement will take place in th general tatu of the Jewi-h mini ter in outh Africa.

Dr. and Mr . Landau wer 'at home" to all vi itin()" mini ter on Tue_day evening 'hen there w a large atl ndance.

THE JEWI H HI TORI AL OCIETY.

On aturday evening the inaugural lecture of thi int resting new for- mation "a delivered hv Chief Rabbi, Dr. J. L. Landau, al th -Jewish Guild War Memorial Hall befor a l&rge and intere t d gath ring. The chair wa occupied by Mr. Morri Kent- ridg , \LL.A., \d10, in the cour e of hi remark aid that the J w in outh Africa-like their people in other part of the world-had b en making progre_ . Th y them. el e , perhap , did riot kno, il, and, p r- hap very often th ir fellow-citiz n didn't know, mid attributed to them things they had nev r done and generally OY rlook d what th y had contributed towards the progre and development of th countr.. Havin(T indicated that on of th object· of the so iet hould b to inform th other e don of the people of what J ewrv had contributed toward th country, \1r. Kentridge went on to say that in that connection the folt thP_ had played their part w 11 in end ayouring to further the inter l

of outh Africa. While di claiming any d ire to introduce politic , the Chairman r ferr d to th flag a<rita- tion, and ·aid that recentlv 'he had

0 casion to mak c rtain enq11irie ·, and he found out from a g ntleman in Cap<' Town, who ha en making·

re_ear h, that it \\ill probnhJ he prowd up to th hilt that with the arrirnl in outh frica of \an Rie- heeck,

fr"

s ame with him. In an

ca--e. continued Ir. K n ridge, if that could not h prov d. it C'oulrl b

(Continued on Page 712.)

Tm.

• IG.'

01·

he Licenses & General Insurance Co., Ltd.

MOTOR CAR ^FIRE A.DALL CLASSES OF ACCIDENT

I SURA "CE I l l'ITy

SLR\'JCg SA'f!s •ACTIO.'

I. ·coRPORATI!:.!) IN ENCTLA. ·u.

~I HOU E 10 ST. GF.ORGti's STREET, CAPF TOW1'.

HEAD OH ICE FOR soVrll AFRICA: GRESHA. .: • " . .. 'IELEl'HONE NO. 5630.

TFLFGRAl'HIC ADDRESS; PHRONl'IOS

P.O. llOX 1595. ' . ::.OUTH AFRICA . !\IA. AGER" R I. C. SCOTT HAYWARD BRANCHE A1'D AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE \Jl.;IO,".

712

Registration of Business

Act, 1909.

otice i hereby given that the Brokers•

and General Dealers' Busine~se carried on by WILLIA_ 1 JOUN REGI1 ALD MO. 'TAG E, trading a . W. Monta- gue & Co., at 90, Cullinan Building!:'. have been old and transferred to WILLIAl\1 JACK, as from the 30th June, 1927. The said WILLIAM JACK will trade under the style of W. Montague & Co., for his sole account and benefit and acquires all out-

tandings and takes over all liabilitie of the bu ine es a and from the aid date, and will conduct the saiJ busne se at the ame addre . Johann burg, 12th July, 1927.-W. J. R . .Montague. William Jack.

C . . A. 24822. 22.29.5 Notice is hereby given that the Cafe Businesses carried on by RO E l\1A E- ROW, on portion 2 of the farm •• Gra fontein," of the farm "Goedgevonden"

o. 9, both in the district of Lichtenburg, have been old, tocrether with all licences appertaining thereto, to the JOHA E - B RG CAFE (Proprietary), LI.'.\HTED, and that application will be made for the transfer of the licence , at the earlie t date allowed by law. Dated at Johanne burg, this 22nd day of July, 1927.-Edward Nathan & Friedland, Attorneys for Johan- nesburg Cafe (Proprietary) Limited, Ascog Buildings, 29, Rissik Street, Johan-

nesburg. 22.29.5

The Manufacturers and General Agents Business carried on by SYD EY MAL- CO L 1 WOOD, at No. 6, Glencaim Build- ing·, Joub rt treet, Johanne burg, wa tran ferred as from the 4th July, 1927, to

OUTH AFRICAN E TERPRI ER , LIMITED, at 15/18, foseley Buildings, corner of Rissik and President treet ,

Johanne burg. 22.29.5

The Bu ine of General Dealer carried on by ABRAHAM MARGOLI . trading a

" The Bargain tores,'' 22, De la Rey St., Vrededorp, ha been sold to MORR! · HEI1\1A T' as from the 15th July, 1927.

Johannesburg, this 22nd day of July, 1927.

-Living tone & McCarthy, Attorney for Partie , 15, Corporation Building', Johan-

nesburg. 22.29.5

General Dealer's Bu ine s regi t reel Re- ceiver of Revenue, Johannesburg, on the 2L t April. 1927. carried on by BE

EKOBt\ LE EB , at tand 215, 30th treet, l xandra Town hip, Johanne.burg, will be removed to tancl 411, 233, om- m1 ·sioner 'treet, Johanne ·burg, a from the 25th July, 1927.-Dawood Sadick. 16, :'.\larket Street, Johannesburg. 29.5.12 rotice is hereby given in terms of ec- tion 4, ~ub-s ction (1) of the Registration Act, 1909, that the Butcher' Busines , hitherto carried n in our name at Leeuw- fontein, Wolmarans tad. has been aban- doned. KOK & RUD.'.\1AN, 21st July,

1927. 29.5.12

General Dealer's and Fi. hmonger's Bu i- ne · regi. ter J ReYcnue and .Municipal ofiice , Johannesburg. on 22nd an<l 18th February. 1927, respectively, carried on by I. WAil ER and PU. POLL K, trading

" Central Fisheries." at tantl 408, 215, Br e '-=trr.et, Johannesburg, ha been altered by r tirement of I. W1\IXER from the bu..;in "" and PH. POLLAK will take over th• a set and all liabiliti s of the busine~s for hi °'rn br.n fit anrl '·ill continue to carrv on bw•ines umier st) le of •·The Central Fisheries"' as from 1st August.

1927-Reeder" & Ro. etten tein. orporation Buildings, Ri sik treet. J ol1annesburi:i.:.

29.5.12 The ~ Iillinery and ~ howroom Busine s carri ,d on by JEAN COTT I E , at 4la, Kerk . treet, ben\een Rissik and Love- day . treets. Johannesburg, will b aban- doned a: from the 30th Jul), 1927.

29.5.12 E,.tal,, Late A >.A DEXTER. Notice is lwreby given that copic of th final liquidation an1l distribution account in the

""late of th clecca e<l i · op n for in pec- tion to

t

erson interested during the p ·riod tw<'nty-one day from date of pub- lication, at the :.\lagi tratc's Office, Johan- m• ... burg. In the event of no objection being lodg, d with th Ma ter during that period of in pection. the E. ecuton; con·

rem d will proceed with payment..- Alf. Dt• ·tcr, E ccutor T stamentary, Cleve- land Railway ... talion, level and. 29.5.12

1 ?otic • of intention lo apply for a C rtifi~ale of ^l •uturalisation. I. ADOLF TEFl ER, an Actor. re icling at Ro m 39, uthbert\; Builclinu, Eloff '-'lrcet. Joh n- n sburg. in th• Pnwincc of Tran--vaal, here·

h · give notice that I intend lo apply lo th" ..\lini,tcr of the Interior, in term, of ection 19 (1) (a) of the British

• 'ationality in the 1_1ion and 'aturali"'a·

tion and tatu. of Alien· Act, 1926, for a Certificate of~ 'aturu.Jiflatior: und,e~ that , cl.

~1 igncdl ADOLF TEFF Ell, 22n<l July, 1927.

THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.

Tea Room, Dairy. Fresh Produce Busi- ness regi tered 1unicipal and Revenue Office , Johannesburg, styled " The Kings- mead Dairy and Tea Room," tand 323, 52, Plein treet. J ohanneburg, will be transferred from MARGARET WILCOCK to 1-L\ROLD BER. 'ARD MORETON, who

·will continue bufliness under style as above from 13th August, 1927. R. & R. 29.5.12 Notice i hereby given that the Business of ative Eating House Keeper, Butcher and General Dealer, carried on by ISAAC FI "IIER on Portion K of the Farm Gras- fontein, di trict Lichtenburg, ha been transferred to PI CU BOBROW, as from 25th July, 1927. Lionel D. Kir ch, olicitor, Asher' Buildings, Johannesburg. 29.5.12 General Dealer Bu ine s regi tered Re- ceiver Revenue Johannesburg, January, 1927, by . I AACS, 50b, Auret Street, Jeppes, Johanne burg, will be removed to tand 268, 328, Commissioner treet, Jeppes, Johanne burg, from 30/7 /27. - P. Cron on, Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commis ion er Street. Johannesburg.

29.5.12 General Dealer Business registered Rec iver Revenue, Johanne burg, 31/1/27, by JACOB 0 JCLIUS FRA K, tand 1225, 62, immond treet, Johannesburg, has been removed to Stand 1213, 70, Sauer Street, Johannesburg, from 30/7/27. - P. Cronson, Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commissioner Street, Johannesburg.

29.5.12

Business registered Receiver Revenue, Johannesburg, 13/7 /27, by IORCHEL :.\1ER. 30.. Pre ident Street, Johanne burg, ha been abandoned from 1/8/27.P. Cron- son, Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commis ion er Street, Johanne burg.

29.5.12

Business registered Receiver Revenue.

Johanne burg, 2 5/27, by AILABHRAM CHI ~ABH I DE AI, 11461, tand 24.

Old Main Reef Road, George Goch, has been removed to tand 97, Wolhuter t., Johannesburg, from 20 5/27.-P. Cronson, Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commis- sioner Street, Johannesburg. 29.5.12

Notice is hereby given that the General Dealer'"' Busine s carried on by EAR EST E.:\1A. LEL. at 23, taib treet. Johannes- burg, '\ill he abandoned as from the 20th day of Augu,t. 1927. 5.12.19

Notice is hereby given that the business of Genf'ral Dealer carried on by AM HATZKIL 0 , on land umb rs 145- 146, Concordia Road and Iara Street, Pro, pcct To\\."nship. Johanne burg, will be abandoned on 1st Augu t, 1927. and stock remo\·e<l to tand 119, Johanne burg.

rown l\linc>'. J .. L. 5.12.19 otice is h reby given that the Busine ·s of General Dealer carried on by R BIN H A.TZ.KLL 0 , on tan<l 'o. 486. 211, Joubert t.. Germiston, will be abandoned on 1st August, 1927. and tock removed to

~tand 119, Crown lines, Johanne ·burg.

J. .L. 5.12.19

'otice is hereby given that the bu ine-s carried rm by .Mr. \\. E. REDWOOD'~

?\IEA T .:\lARKE'f, at tand 145, Bezuiden- hout Valley, has Leen transferred to the

'tandard ~larket at Stand 318. Grant Ave •.

'\orwood. . 5.12.19

otice is hereby given that the business of General Dealer and R tail Butcher (Licence· o . 33~94 and 33796) carried on b) Z. LO ER at farm Brakfontein 3.

DiHrict Betha], has been abandoned as from 1 t day July 1927.-0. . Batter n, Box 3, Le,.Iie, .::o1icitor, Le::.lie. 26th July.

1927. 5.12.19

~otice. The General Dealer's Bu-ine"'s hitherto carried on hv LI IAN MOO A BHAYT, at Gra::.font in No. 240, District Lichtcnburg, ha been removed to Ruigte- laagte • o. ::};)5, Di 'trict Lichtenburg. a from the 21 ^·t July. 1927. Dated at Lich- tenburg. this rth day of July, 1927.

Le._Ji .\1. Ginsb rg, Attorney, · cholt ~ t..

Lichtenburg. 5.12.19

JOHA ESBURG DAY BY DAY.

(Continued from Page 711.) established that an Ricbeeck s arrival wa only rendered possible bv the actiYitie and financial upport of the Dutch East India Company, which con i ted of Jew , among others.

Alluding to the activities of the Jews in South African commerce and indu~try, Mr. Kentridge, amid applause, declared that they had made a valuable contribution to the development of the country- and that they were no more alien here than the Briti h or the Dutch, because, their entry and their activities were almo t . imultaneous with tho e of the other white races here. The commercial de elopment of South Africa, he con- tended, was very largely made pos- ible bv the Jews, and it could not be denied that in the development of the gold mining indu try they had played an important part. The same wa now applicable to the agricul- tural indu Lry, for recently an official of the Agricultural Department had informed "him that some of the most up-to-date farmers in South Africa were Jew .

Dr. Landau 'then delivered hi lec- ture on "Modern Jewish Hi tory' in the course of which he declared that the happening during the last one hundred and fifty years over-

hadowed, for importance and in- tere t, the previous one hundred and fifty decades. At the conclu ion several of his statements were challenged by the Rev. E. M. Levy, of Durban and other delegate but the entire e\ening was both int re t- ing and edifying.

A HA DSOME PRESE T.

The Council of the United Hebre\

Congregation of Johannesburg have decided to celebrate the occasion of the ilver wedding of their Chief Rabbi and Mrs. Landau, which \vill take place on the 29th inst., by making their "" piritual head and his con- sort " a pre ent of a motor ar and a letter above the signatures of the joint secretarie to the congregation is being de patched to all members.

It is a id that the pos 'e::;sion of a motor car will enable him lo move freely and peedily among memb rs of hi large flock to whom he has to mini ter in joy and in orrow. The gift, it is felt, should be a popular one, and it i hoped that practically e\'ery men1ber of the congregation will be associated with it, and to en ure thi~ the Council ha resolv d to accept any contrihution from s~.

upward .

s Dr. and Mrs. Landau have spent nearly the whole of the twentv.five year of their married life i~ the midst of the Johannesburg com- munity thf' propo frion i meetinrr with con iderable support and ther~

i_ e' ery likelihood of the desire of the Congregation· Council beino-

achieved. ^b

AT THE BEREA " HOOL."

It i · interc Ling to note what won- derful tride · the l orth Johanne~­

buro- Hebrew Congre,gution i' makino- In addition to their ~ ry comfortahl~

edifice they are ncn; the proud po _es-or- of an excell nt •• Chazan"

whose. ~bility i only equalled by his ver~at1hty. Alread} Cantor tein- herg- i making arrangement for the renderincr of complete "Yomtov"

~ervice_ and training the excel1ent choir whi~h is to a" 'ist him. We under,.tan<l that pecial efforts have been made to include the po es ors of ..:ome . Y<>ryhfine voices and wh n we n:entton t nt among t the more prommenl member of thi larael augrllenled choir \\ill be Mr.

si£

₁^{e y}

Schragrrer. gold meda1Lt. and othe;.

Au!!Ust _!:::l 5th. 1927·

· 1 u1i11<1'

gentlemen who are special Y ^CO I ~ from Cape Town. it will be ~een L.¹"

the service wilt' be both interestit~

and attractive. Under the

p

⁰

P

¹¹

0 :~­

governance of their warden~ the c l crrerrat10n i becomincr ]ncrea .. ing'

:::: c • o . 1 to

popular and there 1s every re-~:-ot

1 ^e nnticipate that the services ?ur1~gl t ~ ensuincr "Yornim , "eroim ' ,,ii

0

very largely attended.

BREVITES. k

On Thun:dav evening of last _{· ... l}

,,·eed r

Dr. Bern::trd Friedman iecturcc ~¹ n • 1 ... 1

· Zion·

the auspice of the 'Women ⁴

il"

League in the _{Hall on Modern}

J

ewi h _Je,Hy Guild _an

~s~t

¹

1 '1ie

Mi sion of I rael."

*

*

* * *

_[th

A tomb tone to the memory ⁰ ₅₁••

late Mr. C. Tosefsky, a former P re d<1C dent of the Sir Herbert amuel ~ct ~f of the Hebrew Order of D::i ''¹ ~ ^Ui1"

which he wa the founder, wa., ₀₁₁ veiled at the Brixton Cemetei Y d Sunday morning. The pre ident · ¹~

1

officers of that lodge were pre:;l·e\;

and brethren from other lodge~ ^{B 0'} the Reef.

*

*

* *

*

D

^1eo11

On unday evening la t . r. ·the Bramson addres ed a meetmg ⁸¹ the!

Carlton Bio cope, while ~ i ~

k K ^tfllt'

spea er " re \Ir. l\Iorri, en

1\1 L F .

Jri1a11.

iv . .A., and Dr. Bernard ' rie< the As the address delivered was ⁰¹} Jll

same line a those we report ro>r B enoni and Germiston an d 111° ^{re t}

11t

le~' an anticipation of the eloqll:he address which wa delivered nt

1 .₁11

Board of Deputie Con<rres • not ¹~\~

would be gained by recapitulttl~\~

h d I · · tere'"l^{11 r} t e argument u e . t 1s in -

Dr·

to note, ho" ernr, that both irt'

Bram~on and the Mo\rernent '

J

. . h h R:111.

wurnmg muc syn1pathy on t e

. I ·rcb·

Pile~. ^eczema. scabies anc1 nl ¹eft11 ing treatment, kin complaints lhey so easily n~ed cn~hei.:

0

^Jl

re·

¹

chronic. The irritation can l ₀₁₁•

liewd by Doan· Ointment. and ~]to' tinned U:"e remove the trouble. tiJ1·

gether. Pric 1/9 and 3 I~ pei

Co·•

Proprietors. Fo ter-l\1cCle1lan Box 1297, Cape Town.

1~:Pu~~:;::~~==-~:;.:J

I

thus saving 50 per cent. on )

I

j smokes. f ₁1

: N.B.-A most valuable and U"~:r.

!

present to a cigarette ^sJJlO

j We Offer Yott

1 ALL FOR 5/-

(1) One Cigarette maker. . ₁₁ (2) _{250 Ready-ma} d e . ... ;ttei'· RU""¹⁸ Papyrus tubes for cigar ard (The cigarette with a cardb·~nic

mouthpiece. a most bygine'~

and dainty smoke. . a each cigarette holder w1th

cigarette. cO·

(3) One tin of cigarette tol~ffice

Delivered Free to any Post within the Union.

Please order early to:-

H. F. l:SASKIND,

₅₇₈₆.

55 C · · s Box

I , om.mis ioner ~t., ·

: JOHANNESBURG. ,._....,;-

'

^{-11-•- 11- 11- ••- .. - .. - · -}

··-

_.,,_,,...,.,,

----

1'a-•·-··- ··-··-··-··-··- ··--..

(M. L. Greenberg)

SIGNS

1

I BETTER SIGNS

i

~ II 5,1ut1rC·

i

11 McLaren St .. Marsh~

• ' JOBANNESBUli • 4 770·

t

l

Phone 5551. P.O.

BO~

^.-.,/

! - .. -··-··--· --· --·---··---··---··__..