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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 September 1944, Page 2

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I WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT COMFORT? I ft F"<m> 's£/W '< ' ' '7 77 '7 7 ft SrfftwWfi ' 777 S 7?> '7 7'7%Si ft I ':.;. - *A«i .;; ; Wa4 'W ft ?/ ft ; ' ft ■■'- • 1 I I ft You will be fired | with new ew I thusiasm when .< J,'-'"/'■, '’M ft once you see | the splendid col- • B \ ft lection of realft ly fine furnift hire we have ft ft displayed in our . g ft showroom—you'll be pleasantly surprised at the ft ft moderate pricing, too. Moreover there is no ft ft need for a cash settlement . • • choose your re- ft ft quirements for immediate delivery and- anange ft ft to pay for them by means of small weekly ft ft amounts, spread with a generous allowance of ft ft time. ft | HARLEY & Co., Ltd. j ;| COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS, ft I? MACKAY STREET. ft | ft ■ - ---—..-u L i« WMr ii.«iij.i«Mini»iijMm-|ur>-“i ii j When in Christchurch ■ | Stay at “STOREY’S” I Storey’s Hotel —Moorehouse Avenue, right |. ’ T?/fi no., slaw opposite the Railway Station—-offers all | 1 J/b per day perfect comfort and enjoyment during their n i o d 1 £ J Christchurch sojourn. , . .-, K Bed <X BreaKtast Thoroughly renovated —modernised —with g a snecialtv hot and cold water in, bedrooms— very ? /J ' modern bars-an excellent table-Storey s 0/0. Hotel is in keeping with highest standards | o f comfort. I STOREY’S HOTEL ; . Spe ' Bb Right Opposite Railway Station. 1... . Illi lllllllllldlllllWllllJUMilllHlli Ilin llUilHlinirriiTlW^a^i^sSftS^**** 8 * wff w v <‘Tj„n v ’> prnnfi Oatmeal & Rolled Oats, the modeln II 9 7 5 | n 5? process family porridge—cooked while you set HA aS . Il ■fhp tnble these pre-cooked breakfast foods aie packed with delicious goodness, vitamins, and all SrO 6 SJ/ the nutrition of New Zealand grown oats. y kwabk • BUCHANANS __ BAILLIE. NEVILLE AND CO.. AGENTS, GREYMOUTH.

New brands of tobacco are constantlv making their appearance on the market, but many of them lan. to catch on and despite all the time ana money expended to popularise them and push their sale, fizzle out. sooner or letter. F'or othorwisG licis it boon with New Zealand’s famous toasted I brand?. For many years now they ! have been before the public, and each | year sees the demand increase by I leaps and bounds. This is assuredy the" reward of merit, and the recognition by' smokers everywhere that I “toasted,” i.e., Cut Plug No. 10 I (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bull- ! dog). Pocket Edition,' Riverhead iGold', Desert Gold and Cavendish, is I something out of the common run. It i is! Composed of the choicest leaf, "ally matured and skilfully • ! cl, the finished product chali .....u;es comparison with the world’s best. Not only are the brands named i the sweetest, coolest, most fragrant and delicious, but the' purest. The toasting of the leaf effectually rids it of excess of nicotine, and thus is the smoker safeguarded. That is Joecoming generally recognised, and is probably why so- many doctors smoke “toasted.”—26B.

SOKE } THMlfc Rub away // !/ ' the discomfort / M WICKS > Vapoßub VJck Products Inc., 122 E. 42nd. St., “ New York.