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AMAZING COAT SPECIAL Navy and Nigger Summer Coats in All-Wool Coatings 32/6 T hese are Smartly-cut Coats, made of All-wool Knop Coating. Sizes S.W., W.. O.S, LADIES’LINEN COSTUMES, LADIES’ WHITE PANAMAS, 29/6 3/11 These are in Natural Linen with Check in brown, green, and blue. Smartly- These are all in smart new styles, tailored styles. JANUARY* SPECIALS IN HOUSEHOLD UNES. WHITE TWILL SHEETS, AXMINSTER FLOOR RUGS. A MEN’S AND BOYS’ BATHING hemmed ready for use. few left, 24 x 48 Inch. Attrac- SUITS. Colours: Black, Navy, tive designs. Dark Saxe, an 3 Maroon. At SPECIAL PRICE PER PAIR. SPECIAL PRICE, 12/6, about Half the Original Price: 54 x 90 6/6 3/6 to 6/11 Pair. 80 x 90 10/6 ART. SILK NETS, 36 to 40 inch. All new stock and new designs. NOTE THESE SPECIAL PRICES SPECIAL PRICE, 1/11 Yard IN FINGERING YARNS.—OddLINEN TEA TOWELS, full size, ments of the following must coloured borders. 1 Piece COTTAGE WEAVE, 28 be cleared. SPECIAL PRICE, 11jd each, inch, colourful stripes. SPECIAL PRICE, 9d. Yard. HALCYON, 1/- oz.; Scarlet, COLOURED HAND TOWELS, Lemon, Grsen, Mauve. size 22 x 40. Fast colours, SUPPER CLOTHS, 52 x 52 in. TO CLEAR, 9d. oz. A SPECIAL AT 1/3 Each. Coloured Borders of Blue, Green, Gold, and Red. 2/-. WOODPECKER, 9d oz. Green, AXMINSTER HALL RUNNERS, SPECIAL PRICE, 2/6 Each. Fawn, Red, White, Saxe, Brown 27in. wide. Rich tufted pile Black. TO CLEAR, 6d. oz. quality. A good-wearing car- PICNIC CLOTHS, 50 x 50. Bright pet. good designs. and cheerful checks. 3/6. DORIS KNITTING, 2oz. skeins, SPECIAL PRICE, 10/11 Yard SPECIAL PRICE, 2/11 each. 2/4. Fawn, Navy, Red. 1/6 2oz. DRESS FABRICS AT SPECIAL PRICES. ART CREPE FLORAL MAROCAINS, 40in. NAVY ALL-WOOL SERGE, for on Navy, Saxe, Green, Brown, and uniforms. A SPECIAL AT 4/6 Yard. Fawn Grounds. 36in. SPECIAL PRICE, 1/6 Yard, SOin. BEMBERGSILKS, fo^ r -£ e ™*’ r ’. 36 Nav S y^Z^ D st!e/^^ S<^ l /6 / yd Wn ’ ?/“/Si! Ssl SPECIAL PR,CE ’ 3/6 Y,rf ’ SPECIAL PRICE, IOAd Yard. KABE MAROCAINS, 36in. Black, 36in. PLAIN LINENS. Brown, Cherry, Navy, Saxe, Wine, Brown, Scarlet. Fawn, Orange. SPECIAL PRICE, 1/3 Yard. SPECIAL PRICE, 1/3 Yard. M A N OY S Ltd. BROADWAY STRATFORD

A girl who advertised for a billet as lady-help in an Auckland paper the iother 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 ot 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 you select Cut Plug No. 10 (Bulkhead), 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 I the nicotine, you can indulge even to excess with impunity! But beware ot imitations!

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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 339, 21 January 1937, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 339, 21 January 1937, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 339, 21 January 1937, Page 2

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