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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 319, 29 December 1936, Page 1

THE DEVIL’S OWN. RENOWN COAL AND Good, Dry Firewood, HOT NUMBERS FROM The Busy Carrier, L B. DAVIS, THONE 376.

SOME DRY TIPS. D ON ' T throw that Umbrella away! Have it Repaired by experts. Rudkin’s, Stratford is the Depot for The Umbrella Shop, New Plymouth. gAVE the last-minute rush! Have your Umbrella Re-covered or Repaired now. Leave at Rudkin’s, Stratford. UMBRELLAS Re-covered in Black or Colours, from 5/6 up to 18/6. Materials and workmanship guaranteed at The Umbrella Shop, New Plymouth. Rudkin’s is our Stratford Depot. JPOR 1/6 you can have a new Rib (in your Umbrella)! Leave at Rudkin’s to-day, Depot for The Umbrella Shop, Egmont Street, New Plymouth. QUR Prices are the same at Rudkin's Depot as they are at New Plymouth. The Umbrella Shop, Egmont Street.

JjWEN in summer we have rain. Prepare by having your Umbrella in good order. Rudkin’s, Ltd., is Depot for The Umbrella Shop, Egmont St., New Plymouth. LOST. on December 24, Main North Road, Attache Case, containing shavign outfit. Reward on returning to "Central Press’’ Office. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. pREPAID Classified Advertisements ■ under the following headings; Situations Vacant, Situations Wanted, For Sale, Lost and Found, To Let, Board Wanted, Wanted Known, Wanted to Buy, Wanted to Rent, are accepted for consecutive insertions at the following rates: — Words. 1 insent. 3 insert. 6 insert 15 1/- 2/6 4/6 20 1/4 3/4 6/2 25 1/8 4/2 7/10 30 2/1 5/3 10/If booked, 50 per aent. extra.

BIRTH AND MARRIAGE NOTICES, 2/6 per insertion. A girl who advertised for a billet as lady-help in an Auckland paper the other day mentioned that she didn’t smoke. Does that make her more efficient? But non-smokers are not always preferred by employers. A certain Wellington warehouseman invariably gives the preference when engaging a salesman or traveller to a smoker. He says smokers usually get on better with customers than nonsmokers, and are more likely to book orders. Perhaps he’s right. There is certainly a sort of freemasonry amongst lovers of the weed. This may possibly facilitate business. “Commercials,’ by the way, are usually keen judges of what’s what, and that no doubt is why “toasted” is so highly appreciated by the fraternity. But it’s a universal favourite, for that matter, and whether yon select Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold or Desert Gold, you get a thoroughly enjoyable smoke—sweet, cool, mellow, fragrant and delicious, and, thanks to toasting, which eliminates the nicotine, you can indulge even to excess with impunity! But beware of imitations!

QWEET, with a spicy “bite.” That’s “Beaver” Tomato Sauce. Try some to-day. Wholesome and appetising. N.Z.-made.