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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12866, 21 May 1936, Page 6

OPERA HOUSE 8 p.m.. WRESTLING - Joe Woods v. Lofty Blomfield EIGHT 10-MINUTE ROUNDS. ALSO FIV E SELECTED AMATEUR BOUTS. PRICES: Ring 6/-, Circle 4/-> Stalls 3/-, Pit 2/- (all plus tax). Book Early at Tattersall and Bayly’s. TO-NIGHT (THURS.) MAY 21st

Lost in the hush, half-starved, and no tobacco! Such was the plight of George Cross, a young new chum who went, for a day's shooting up in the mountains near Perth (W.A.). He kept himself alive by shooting small birds, and when his tobacco gave out tried to smoke dried leaves—but couldn’t. Rescued at last George tells how glorious was the first real smoke he’d had for iliroe weeks. Smokers wlio’vc* never had to go without can’t realise what enforced abstinence from tobacco means. Try it yourself, and see how long it will he before you’re making tracks for the nearest tobacconists and asking for “toasted”—the famous blends which afford so much comfort and enjoyment to thousands of smokers every day! Those tobaccos are not only Uio most delicious but the least harmful. The toasting does it! The genuine toasted. Cut Plug No. IB (Bullshead). Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish. Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, are to he found in almost everybody’s pipe or cigarette. But beware' of imitations when buying. They’re “no earthly!’

Special Purchase of Three-piece SUITS To Clear at 75/ each These Suits are really good value at the price-in feet they are worth at least £1 more. If you are in need of a new Suit, smartly cut and tailored, it will pay you to call in and look at this range. It is only once in a while you get a chance like this and with clothing going up in price these suits should be even more Call in to-day. Phone 1363. Opp. P.B. Herald

A BIG ROOMY CARm m m cm WWl&m**- • ■<; *>>«s :1 ■2MS&B& wtm 3«s« m" mmm mm « Mi ill :m «$5: :.V '¥ ) 23 INCHES CENTREPOISE V 8 for 1936 Six Passenger Capacity The wide three-passenger front seat so popular in 1935 has been continued. Six passengers can ride comfortably in the 1936 Centrepoise Sedan Cars. Redesigning the gear shift lever assures comfort for all front seat passengers too. 123-inch Springbase Moving the springs fore and aft of the axles not only improved riding qualities, but permitted the V 8 engine to be mounted over the front axle, and the passengers nearer the centre of the car where body width is greatest. 6 3 V 8 Engine Shortness The shortness of the Ford V-type 8-cylinder engine of the reasons why there is more body room on a Ford 112' wheelbase chassis than on many other cars having 6" to 10" more wheelbase. ALL PASSENGERS ARE PROTECTED BY A GENUINE ALLLuggage out of the way All Ford Y B’s are provided mth luggage space behind the seats where it ia not only out of the way, hut protected from the elements. Wide Rear Door On four-door sedan cars the rear door has much greater width at the bottom than on cars where passengers sit over the axle. Elbow Room New swinging rear-quarter windows in all sedans allow the arm rest to be recessed in the body side, thus greatly increasing the rear seat comfort. Full Width Footrest On all Sedan cars a new frail width footrest is built into the back of the front seat. Adjustable Seats Front seats are adjustable on all closed cars and give unusual leg room aud comfort for tall people. STEEL BODY AND SAFETY *GLASS IN ALL WINDOWS 8 BIGNELL & HOLMES FORD DEALERS, Gisborne and Tokomaru Bay V 8 NEWS 233