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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 376, 10 November 1932, Page 2

A~~:* X n rw jm ■mfj§ * m (Km i-Jp f// mm w k'-' M'WJjfj* W/ | ^ * v The Ha t Triek Tim: Congratulations on your good taste, you little ray of surisKiriei. Rii: Are you referring to my hat or the dozeri bottles of " Gloom Chaser" I'm about to buy — or both?| Timi Correct, for straw boaters, like John Reid's magic stemwinders, are the very essence of good taste. Rii: Wise man, replenishing the larder with that magic mellifiuous yodeiling oii — the^anti-depreS" sion compound — the great and glorious Timaru. Tim: Then Iet's have the other half at yon Welcome inn — a drop of Tunney's tonic — a hoggin oi dempsey's miik. Yee, sir, a stemwinder — and how! IRIEIIIDrs: TA 15-16-3: Ttmiari I gable /\ |L !E| BaaerT! * •.■.•n-r ■ p ■zaixeesxKaaBtssx iyss«anBPggBng5gaB CTSB I HH BB— agcggag— OBsaMBBBaKaB^Baci », Bott ! ed^witjh J^ving^afo by Jolm^Re^d^&^jCo. .LtLj_flnzao Ave, Auckbffi VALUE wfitiim British Made by British ^ W .9 1 Labotir atthe W olverhamptoii gS « by fm f Wk iiiii |||'"||[)lfiT ■ f PURITY ( Clean countryside, crystal r skiei, goldem cream at break /° of day. Fresk from tbe cows, \o creameries chura this pnre, j v rieb gift of nature— i untoiached L_ and unspoiled. L Taste it for yourself. r RING L EWERT LOCAL h($