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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 96, 6 April 1934, Page 6

The world total of films produced last year was 2100, of which 510 were made in America, 190 in England, 145 in Germany and 140 in France. Japan claims to have turned out 750 films in the 12 months. Such lessons as “How to Entertain,” “How to be a Welcome Guest” and “How to Bay a Compliment” are among those taught by correspondence by a new “Charm School” recently started in America. Quality and value are the keynote of the displays made at Baird’s for weekend shoppers. I-ovcly new materials and colours are showing in coats, costumes, frocks and sports wear. Accessories, such as scarves, fur ties and cravats, hosiery and gloves, are in profusion in guaranteed makes at modest prices, Henderson hats are selling freely, and a special lino of Angora felts is very popular. The stocks in the men's section embrace everything for I he business nmn or the sportsman. Iho selection of overcoats is very extensive : every new style and materia] is represented in the complete range* Baird’s invito your inspection. Shield is n romantic word. You think of the shields of the knights in the days of old The Royal Navy is often described as the ‘Sure shield” of the Empire’s security and freedom. Renicmbei the shield when you next »tep up to a tobacco counter for a new supply Red Shield nnd Blue Shield are two brands that stand high among king tobaccos at the present time. The.v are new and better New Zealand tobaccos ‘‘toasted to a turn.” Fine tobaccos giro them character and the toastin-j process makes them smooth and satisl vmg I hey won’t tire your taste or barm your throat. One tin of Red Shield (Dark) or Blue Shield (Medium i will show you how good New Zealand tobacco really can be. You will find it cool and even-burning. And note the price—1/7 per 2oz. pocket tin. Also in handy lib. tins. Your sure shield of smoko. usurel*