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Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1933, Page 2

f Ladies’ VESTS, hemmed neck and arms W,S. 1/9vi| Ladies’ VESTS, Bound neck and arms, W.S. 1/9 ,/ , Ladies’ VESTS, lace inset, W.S. 2/9 ■;:■■■. , -f' Ladies’ VESTS, hemmed neck and and arms. Ladies’ Vests, bound neck, S.S., O.S. 3/9 'V -v ’ • ••"••■ .v. Ladies’ VESTS, all wool, W.S. and S.S., 2/11, 3./3,-'4/3. Ladies’ FLEECY-LINED KNICKERS, W. 1/6, O,S. 1/.1 . , . Ladies’ Fleecy-lined ART SILK KNICKERS ; W. 2/9, 3/3, 4/If|t O.S. 3/3, 3/9, 6/3 Ladies- FUJI SILK KNICKERS, W. and O.S. 2/|j-v , /; Ladies’ Cotton FUJI KNICKERS. W. 2/-, O.S. 2/3,>X,0.5. 2/6 Ladies’ BOTANY WOOL HOSE, N.Z. make, 2/3 pair : V Ladies- COTTON HOUSE HOSE 1/3, 1/6, 2/3 pairp*s:; Ladies- SILK HOSE 2/3, 2/6, 3/11, 4/6, 5/11, pair. Ladies’ SILK AND WOOL HOSE 3/- pair ,v f Ladies’ APRONS IN A LARGE VARIETY. ; ' .. ’ Children’s FLEECY-LINED KNICKERS in Navy and Colours; All sizes. Children’s JUMPERS and CARD IGANS From 3/9 , j ALSO SPECIAL PURCHASE OF TOWELS FROM 1/11 pair. . P' 'S, R. PATERSON, THE ECONOMIC CASH DRAPER. “WHERE THE MONEY GOES FARTHEST. P.O. BOX 86. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA AGENTS For C. TAYLOR and Co., the Expert Dry Cleaners & Dyers. Week End Bargains : Size 4 Nappa Trousers 5s 3d each , v All Wool Rugs, English, 9s 6d ; '%7Jfe;3| Small Size Knit Pants 3s 6d '■'% vv ,pP/|.f Men’s Linen Collars 6d each ./pp Ladies’Warm Coats, 29/6 to 555, to clear 12/6 Wool, Id, 3d, and 4d skein - Ladies’ Cardigans, 3s 6d, 5s 6d each ?§ Girls’ Black Hose, half price “Sf|! V, ;. t - ' '’Vm *>>« Boys’ Suits, half price Piece Druggetting 52in. 2s lid yd "-•’•-.Si .p l \ ; Boys’ Gaps 6d and 9d each i f These are Some of the Bargaing Offering this week at—j Hi ' • ■; F n I r EEVELL STREET HOKITIK A.

match, New South. Wales defeated j (Queensland by 19 to 14. The lialfj time score was,/New South Wales 13, Queensland 8. ■■ ' . \ \ I One out of many —LANE’S CONTAINS CREASOTE, the great lung-hcaler, so strongly antagonistic»'to' germ life, specially in throat "and cheat troubles. You wiH get more good out of EMULSION Price P/9 and 4/9 all Chemists and Stores Manufactured, by The i*ane Medline Co. Ltd. (E. G. Lane, Graduate Chemist),Oamaru,. ir.z ) ><.■ V ' - . -t “There’s no more. harm in a pipe of tobacco than there is in a cup of tea” declared 'professor Huxley once, adding ; “You may poison yourself by drinking too much gree n tea and kill ’/ourself by eating too many beefsteaks.” Absolutely true, of course. But tobacco, like) tea ghould be of good quality, for just a s tlte purest tea is the ileasfc harmful, so th© purest tobacco is best for the smoker. No tobactco is free from nicotine, (although the amount varie 6 considerably with the brand. Our New Zealand tobacco > contains hardly any, a fact of paramount importance to smokers, because nicotine is perilous s tuff, and ©specially bad fo r heart’ and nerves. The extraordinary purity of New Zealand tobacco is owing t>6‘ it being toasted, a complicated process necessitating the employment , of. skilled labour and special machinery. However, the result justifies the. eztra outlay involved for this tobacco—Riverhead f Gold, Navy No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and OmT Plug No. Iff- (Bullshead) is as harmless as it is delightful. But keep a look out for imitations. There arc general about!—Advt.