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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 460, 18 June 1937, Page 2

Heavy Qualities for Coats - Finer Numbers for Winter Frocks bo you favour Tweed for Winter Wear? Buy yours NOW to make up A SPECIAL 54inch COATING TWEED..ideal for ladies heavy winter coats, sports skirts, maids coats etc., .in smart fawn and brown mixtures, sreys etc . . - AT 6/11, 7 n> 8 n ’ 9/11 yard - 1° a * d Home Dressmakers w r e have every size in every style Gutters Patterns - - - New Zealand’s BEST - - and can give ' °” them in a few minutes from stock EXCLUSIVE COAT LENGTHS, .no two alike, .all 54 inches wide .. 3 yards in a length .. in assorted fancy browns, greys, bottle, fawn etc. . . From 12/6, 13 6 & 14 6 yd FROCK FABRICS TO MAKE up just landed 2-/, 36in. Frocking Tweed, .warm, y' cosy and snug. .in smart checks . . assorted knops . . ~ 4/9 and 4/11 yd mKsIuI 36in. Pure Wool Worsted.. Hff- f / sZ* / jdgfjSSwjSß ne diagonal stripe, .shades if f? f brown, navy, deep saxe etc. . - 5 S - w 8 j I I 36in. Cotton Tweedettes. .in ÜBfAZ/ / s f I I assorted wine, brown, bottle J I \ \ and saxe mixtures, .also same \ Y colours in small checks.. RD AWEB ■ ■kll"' W on,y 1/6 yard - ldeal for kid_ BkAVB:ILIN<> RiJV> dies wear, morning frocks etc. ■■ ....... WT”T T Fin 5O X6O ALL WOOL Fringed B—l ■ B B-4 Wfc. Checked Travelling Rugs; asg sorted good shades. . , Only 10/9 & 11/9 each BUSY CORNER STRATFORD

When the slump (now happily a thing of the past) hit the old Country the demand for what are called “luxury lines” slackened off a lot, but according to latest advices the cigar trade in England is now livelier than it has been for many a day. We Maorilanders are not so partial to cigars as they are at Home, and during the depression the trade in them dwindled away to nothing with us. But the demand for tobacco remained as keen as ever. More especially was this the case regarding our famous toasted brands—Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) Riverhead Gold & Desert Gold. These are always wanted. When things are bad the smoker craves them to buck him up; when things are good he wants them just . because things are good. There's something about toasted that never fails to appeal to lovers of the weed, so sweet, is it, so fragrant, so 1 soothing and comforting. But beware lot imitations! They're no good. No more like the real thing than chalk’s . like cheese.

\/ARY the ent lunch by adding a drop of "Beaver” Worcester ot* Tomato Chutney Sauce. A piquant, wholesome relish. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure For Children's Hacking Cough.