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Franklin Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 100, 28 August 1933, Page 7

LAST DAYS OF TIE I firmiAt*!/' s LuvmFMil | WINTER SALE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS KING STREET PUKEKOHE (Opposite Bank N.Z.).

Beehive Stores ’Phone 198. FOR QUALITY GOODS, BEST SERVICE, CUT RATE PRICES WE HAVE NOW OPENED UP Yates ’ Reliable New Season’s Seeds PEAS—Stratagem and Greenfeast. . .Why pay 1/- lb. We sell at 6d lb. SEED POTATOES—Good quality at Reduced Price. SYKES’ DRENCH 1/4 pkt. PETROLEUM JELLY 41b tins 2/8 SHED BROOMS, 14in 3/MILK BUCKETS 3/9, 3/11 SCRUB BRUSHES, best 1/S EPSOM SALTS 51bs for 1/EAST COAST MAIZE 4/4 sack lots CLIPPED BARLEY 4/t> WHEAT, best quality 5/- sack lots We Deliver FREE as follows: TUESDAY: Helvetia, Mauku, Patumahoe, Pukekohe Hill, Puni. WEDNESDAY —Pukekohe East and Buckland. THURSDAY: Bombay. FRIDAY: Pukekohe Hill, Puni, Aka Aka. SATURDAY: Borough Only.

As the London to Brighton express was tearing along at GO miles an hour someone pulled the communication cord and the train stopped. Hurrying to the second-class carriage indicated the guard found it contained only two passengers, a middle-aged woman and a man smoking a pipe. “What’s wrong here*?” sharply demanded the guard. Pointing indignantly to her fellow-passenger the woman said: “This man insists on smoking and 1 object.” “Well,” replied the guard, “it’s a smoking carriage. I’ll have to take your name and address, ma’am. Stopping an express train without sufficient cause is a serious matter. Shouldn’t wonder you’ll find it come expensive.” It did! One never hears of a train being stopped in New Zealand under similar circumstances. But then most men in this country smoke Toasted tobacco and not even the most faddy person can object to that, it’s so pure, sweet and fragrant. Harmless, too—it’s toasted—with the result that the nicotine it contains is eliminated! Only four brands: Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog). Cavendish. Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) and Riverhead Gold.