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Hokitika Guardian, 24 January 1935, Page 3

(NEXT DOOR TO J. KING, STATIONER) HAVE NO CONNECTION WITH ANY FIRM OF THAT NAME IN HOKITIKA. LADIES’ COMBED LISLE HOSE, usual price 2/6 THE REAL MILLERS’ PRICE |/g Pa?E LADIES’ ART SILK II OSE, a real 2/11 value— THE REAL MILLERS’ PRICE J Pair. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE CHECKED TAFFETA SILK, 30 in. at... THE REAL MILLERS’ PRICE 1/3 Yard “ EAST COLOURED TO WEES, 20 x 40— THE REAL MILLERS’ PRICE 2/6 Pasr * HEAVY WHITE TWIL L SHEETS—THE MILLERS’ REAL PRICE 80 x9O 1 1/6 Pair - THE REAL MILLERS' PRICE 54x90 Already hem med for use. Pair. LADTES* MORNING FROCKS, made from, a specialty selected lot of prints, etc. Fast to washing,. Worth 5/11 and 6/11 — THE REAL MILLERS’ PRICE g/l[ & 4/6 LADIES’AFTERNOON FROCKS AT—REAL BARGAIN PRICES. SUPER. QUALITY STRIPED SHASTA SILK 30 in.— THE REAL MILLERS’ PRICE 2/6 Yard " HEAVY QUALITY TU SSORE SILK, 33in. wide, usually sold 1/11 yard. THE REAL MILLERS’ PRICE 1/Yard. REMEMBER WE HAVE ONLY ONE ADDRESS IN HOKITIKA OPPOSITE THE DOMINION HOTEL. P.O. BOX 76. 11EVE1X STREET, HOKITIKA Telephone 71s. A. McDOUGALL, Manager.

/'N □ ™ GrandfalheP favouN Grandfather clocks that chime and have the very newest ideas in cabinet work are a really fine addition (o the home. Then the new ornamental clocks are sura to appeal. They lack nothing in appearance and the works are reliably making them true timekeepers. Come in and inspect. J. Tennent WATCHj/AKBk, jeweller & OPTICIAN MAWHERA QUAY GREYMQUTH & HOKITIKA 'Phone 132 , m +*r rV J Just e a Second If your watch is not giving absolute Railway reliability bring it to us for Expert Repairing Maybe it only requites regulating or a minor repair. Whatever it is, we will do it satisfactorily ' pnd at sarsll cost te you. J. Tennent WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER » OPTICIAN » MAWHERA QUAY GRE MOUTH & HOKITIKA 'Phont 152

From “the Winterless North” comes the story of the chap who thought he'd grow his own tobacco, smoke it, and I save money.. First time he lit up the ! missus came running in with: “What’s I that burning ?—smell s like old rags or I something.” Hubby wag annoyed. “Old rags, indeed j” I’ll teach her!” he growled- So a few nights later he said to her, “I’ve improved that bacca iof mine a lot. You tell me what you think of it now”—and he lit up again. The missus sniffed— and sniffed. ‘You never made that bacca, Jimmy,” she declared .at last, “because you jolly well couldn’t. Why, it smells lovely!” He had to own up! He was smoking “toasted New Zealand”—Cut Plug N°10! The lady was right. “Home-made” can’t compete with “toasted.” Where is the tobacco that can? For purity, fragrance, and flavour it stands alone. [lt’s so harmless, too. The toasting does it! Five brands only of the genuine toasted—Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog). Cavendish, .Riverh&ad Gold and Desert Gold.—Ad vt.

Save money—use Fairy Dyes for those feded curtains.—Advt. A firm favourite—Shari and’* Vinegar. Tt’s pure, piquant, and full-flav-oured. Unexcelled ot’r pickles, sauces, salad-dressings or for general table use. In bottle or bulk —Advt. ■