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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 175, 11 August 1937, Page 12

t •• ';. 'J1;"I I ' .r:"U i:/ i B. M. L. WINTER CLEARANCE SALE HALFPRICEIS&. ■ III Vfti j; ?,' . f URNiSHlNG SLUBS _ , Hich iar dtnpiiig In Fawn, Greeri, Gold, Rose, Blue. t/stia|Iy 5/ll j-,. ......... . . . . Now 2/11 yard .HH^ff9Vl 48m. TQOTALt FURNISHING FABRtCS. t ! f;^j| ^ yr | , Eeyersible. .Gttaranteed fadeless. .Usually 8/ 11. BlL 29in. RIPPLE CLOTH ' .. • 36ltt. PRINTED KABE CREPES. ~~ -Fln© and Sbft Jjfetty shades. Bfefcty flordl desigris on light or dafk ML jJstially 1/6 yafd-^r g^oiind& Usuaily l/ll yard — pjy , Nwr: 94 y*rd Now 11 £d yard ' 36in, CURf AIN NETS. 36in. LACE FLOUNCING. ..." - v I31 pretty lacy designs. Usually Dtill or satin finish. Lai'ge range of '■ w ' : l/6 r.'ii- ow. ; ya?7 pretty colours. Usually 5/11 yard— St\ Usually 1/11 .... Now 1/- yard - / - Now 2/11 yard ; W ™SZ\Am 36in ALL WOC1L TWEEDS. Wf: CRETONNES m a comprehensive a , ;» . , „ , ^ ,, r? * gr; _ # 1 1 tt„.. iT.. Some smart effects by leading Britisli W0 V/T 4 ColoUr^£ and Ne* Zealand manufacturers. , » • IZ« JMjLu*..*... m9K M jrwrd Attractive eolettings^^9 ^ * k. 1 Usbally 1/1 1 ........ Now 1/- yard | BWTO[4|aaiA Usttaily 2/11 Now 1/6 yard j ■PHHIi iSSiB II Usually 4/11 ...... Now 2/6 yard j bo*mml rsi?;. P.O» Box 254, HASTINGS. 'Phone 2813.

"Parson?" said the tobacconisfc to the inquisitive pressman. " Yes, parsons are heavy smokers mostly and so-me of them are amongst my best customers. No, they don't bother about cigarettes much, I tliink, gener* slly prefer the pipe. Keen judges of tobacco, too. Why I started to stock the iive toasted brands on the advice of a parson. A good tip, too. My first order was only a small one, but I'm selling miore toasted now than anything else. Is it as pure as it is cracked up to be? Eather. If there 's any puror (or better) bacey than Cut Plug No. 10 (Bull's head), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Eiverhead Gold and Deaert Gold, I'd like to know. Why is it so pure? You want to know a lot, don't yoU? — because it's toasted. Thatrs why. How is the foasting donef Ask the manufacturers. It's their s^cret. It gets the nicotxne out of the leaf and at the same time gives these blends their fine flavour and beautiful bouqnet, No, there's no other toasted tobaeeoa maniifaetured. What— are you oi? Wcll sa long! Be good."*