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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 314, 21 December 1936, Page 1

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GUARANTEED Over 10 Years Old. KIRKWOOD’S COUNTY HOTEL DRAUGHT WHISKY. KIRKWOOD BROS., LTD.

XMAS SUGGESTIONS. JNITIAL Handkerchiefs, 6d to 1/3, | at Carryers’. gPORTS, Belts, 1/- to 8/11. Tho Lifetime Belt. At Carryers’. rpHE Latest Ties, 2/6 to 5/6. At Carryers’. A FEN’S Summer Pyjamas, 4/9 to X 22/6. At Carryers’. Gift Set of Belt and Ink- ' stand, 3/3. At Carryers’. SCARVES and Squares, 2/3 to 16/6. At Carryers’. A TTRACTIVE Boxes of Suspenders, € Armbands and Braces, 1/9 to 5/6. At Carryers’. QPORTS Shirts in Grey, Fawn, and White. 4/6 to 10/6. At Carryers’.

BODLES’ FOR BICYCLES. The Cycle Specialists. - a "FLYER” Cycle is your happiest choice for the son or daughter at Christmas-time (or any time). "Look before you leap!” Very necessary when you are buying a Cycle. A few* question you must ask: (1) Is it a First-grade Cycle? (2) Has it a Safety’ (Non-split) Head? (3) Is this Cycle perfectly safe from breakages on the roughest roads? (4) Is it guarantped? (5) Is the price reasonable? (G) Can I buy it on easy terms? I The answers are all YES—if it’s a “FLYER” CYCLE BE SURE TO INSPECT THE BALLOON MODEL.

BODIES’ FOR BICKLES. The Cycle Specialists. The famous tobacco-box formerly belonging to Sir Walter Raleigh, is still in existence, and is now a museum piece, and, of course, extremely valuable on account of its history and associations. Fashioned of metal, it is cylindrical in shape, seven inches high, thirteen inches in diameter,, and the outside cover is of •. gilded leather. It holds about a pound of tobacco, for, of course, Sir Walter loved his pipe. One wonders what his tobacco was like? Hot and strong, probably, and not in the least like our own “toasted,” which is neither hot nor strong, but cool, sweet and fragrant, and just about as pure and delicious as it can be. Comparatively harmless, too, owing to its nicotine being largely eliminated by toast-' ing, so that overindulgence won’t affect you. The genuine toasted brands are: Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold. They’re all good—so good, in fdct, that they’re being imitated? So the safest way when you buy is to ask for the brands named. The imitations are worthless.

A LWAYS ask for “Beaver” Sauces. Tomato, Chutney and Worcester. Help keep New’ Zealanders busy. “PEAVER” is the only sauce I dare give father. Tomato and Worcester. Real appetisers. New Zealandmade. i ——— - P S.A. —The Popular Cycle. Just count them on the road; they [ cant’ all be wrong. Lightband and j Wann, Ltd.