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Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1935, Page 3

Sol.rodor’s have just opened a very ■ mpl-te selection of exclusive hats, in nil the wanted shades, and a satisfactory choice can be readily made. —Advt.

WAR OFFICE WANTS MUC. To the average Returned So'dwr who served in France, the thought of Military Headquarters wanting mud must seem at least unusual. Yet such "as the case in England in the recent very dry summer. The reason is that Ann\ dress reformers cannot make final recommendations on the new uniform until it has keen tried in the most rigorous weather. Experiments have been going in for two years but during that time there has not been sufficient bad weather to give the new uniforms a thorough test. Even now, there are people who consider as unusual the process of toasting as applied to tobacco. There, however, who have tried blue Shield (Medium) and Red Shield fDark) know that it means added pleasure to their smoking. It brings out in a subtle and delicious way all the qualities of the tobacco, enabling them to enjoy real wholesome satisfaction —at the modest price of Is 7d per 2oz. tin, while the one-pound canisters are oven more ecnomical at Ids Bd. 67

Don’t spoil this year’s pickles and sauces by using inferior vinegar. Insist on “SharlandV’—so pure, so piquant so strong! In bottle or bulk at all stores—Advt.