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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 66, 5 April 1937, Page 4

BML Famous for Low Prices BML _ SHEETS SHEETS See our range cannot get better values. Reliable weaving qualities all m SINGLE BED from 5/6 pair DOUBLE BED from 8/11 pair ARE YOU PREPARED FOR COLD NIGHTS? - You can't work well if you don't sleep well *0ISe(wI I And you can't sleep well if you're cold ... . I wony kew Yo„ „„ !»« all the I v -Jow the mercury ! drops? . . . extra Blankets you'd like | THESE WILL KEEP YOU WARM! at these prices. Down Quilts 0 [Warmth -withotit weight. Rucked or plaln, or attractive stitched designs. In Floral Sateens, w ^ . ti Brocaded Satins and Taffetas. In a great variety increase Pricc of wool of attractive colourings. must inevitably make Blanket B.M.L. PRICE— prices rise. Buy NOW a.t last SINGLE BED . . . . • .cr.t.T.:. • . • • • from 22/6 season's prices wbile stocks last. || DOUBLE BED .'. ti. •eo;*:. .'«.•[•> from 27/6 _ _ . » 7 > vr 17 II * Made in from pure N.Z. y |% *i( -vvool to give years of reliable P0C "Ullts ^ service Attractive coloured borShnilar in appearance and as warm and serviceable R M L PRICES— as a Down Quilt^ at abont half the price. Covered ers" • with Cambrics, in effected Paisley designs and Brocaded Satins. SINGLE BED from 19/6 pair B.M.L. PRICE— DOUBLE BED from 29/6 pair SINGLE BED ..from 13/11 DOUBLE BED from 16/11 . " Bon Marche L" Box 254 HASTINGS >Phone 2813. ||

USE0 RADIOS From £5 Upwards — At— FOWLER, SON and DRUMMOND . A.W.A. BADIOLA AGENTS Heretaunga St. W., Hastings 'Phone — Day 2901, Night 3612 AUTUMN . . . . . . SOWING Let us send you samples of our selected Seeds for Autumn sowing. De Pelichet, McLeod • and Co., Ltd. HASTINGS & NAPIER NntrUi re -^v. \ For the man WhtPftteri Afundor for JhJBB Tradesman g=g A food awortineBt of the |S| ==■ rifht tools will mininuso .. === your work and save your s=s == timo. Beforo you roll up jF: your ileerci como in mnd | see our stoclu of fine tools. | HY.WILUAMS • & SONS LTD., || s= Hardvrare & Plumbers* M«rch»nt», = =H NAPIER ('Phone. 1020, 1021) = = * HASTINGS CPhonu 4060). g ^S^^wnnB==^=aBg==aM3g!g!ga^iniii8hBiBiS

It was aboard a Lyttelton- V) ellington boat. A cheery-looking old chap — the picture of health, was enjoyiug his after-breakfast pipe on deck when accosted by a fellow-passen@er. "Do you know, my good Sir, that every ounce of tobacco you smoke shortens your iife by a yearp" "Great Seotl Theu I. ought to have been dead and buried loug aso!" "You may laugh, my friend, but tobacco will get you, eooner or later !" ""Well, let's hope it will be later," said the jolly old boy, "But l'na not worrying! Next to no nicotine in my baccy! It's practieally harmless." "What tobacco may that be, pray," sneered the crank, "Cut Plug No. 10. Try a fillP" Oft'er declined with a shudder. But there's no harm in "toasted" and for a really comfortable and thoroughly enjoyable smoke its equal isn't. manufactured. The five (and only genuine) toasted brands, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, are everywliere on sale— a convincing proof of their widcspread popn larity 1*