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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 3446, 22 March 1932, Page 6

SMARTNESS with ECONOMY MADE POSSIBLE BY "ALLISON'S CASH PRICES, Autumn Millinery Felts. WE ARE UNBEATABLE FOR STYLE AND VALUE. Have you seen our 12/6 Range? Every Hat smart and becoming. We also have a Special Collection of Matron's Felts at 19/6. SAVE 15/- ON YOUR WINTER COATS. ALL OUR NEW COATS ARE BARGAIN PRICED. A Noteworthy Line : Face Cloth of good quality, with handsome fur collar, £4/19/6. Ihe acme of Style and Value. AUTUMN JUMPERS AND CARDIGANS. 350 to choose from. Jumpers 2/11, 3/11, 5/11, 6/11 to 30/-. Cardigans 3/6, 3/11, 5/6, 6/11 to 32/6. ALL WOOL FINE JUMPER SUITS, good shades, 21/-. DRESS TWEEDS. Splendid range made in N.Z. All Wool. In effective and smart designs, 17/6, 21/-, 22/6 frock length. WASHING SATIN, Re-opening To-day! 10 good shades, 1/11 yd, MANCHESTER SPECIALS : 36in. Floral Winceyette. Our price Hydro Ready Hemmed Naps, 8/11 dozen. Super Bleached Naps, ready hemmed, 6/6 dozen. 27in. Demity Cretonne, eVfed. yd. - MEN'S SECTION—ROSLYN UNDER FLANNELS, 5/9. SPECIAL PURCHASE. KAIAPOI ALL WOOL, 4/11. MEN'S SUPER QUALITY SPORTS HEAVY FLEECED VESTS, 3/11. COATSPANTS, 4/6. Usually 39/6, 42/-, for 25/-, 26/6 Allison Cash Drapery Co.

T I I I I TIT X vll 1.1-x, * m 4« S 5 Thinking or I SHOES ? | — then Inspect our offerings ! Or, even ifyoujire not immediately needing a pair, we should like to show you the variety of our styles. If you prefer the popular oxford —if your taste runs to the comfortable brogues—if it is hardwearing working boots, or a lighter pair for evening or dress wear, we can supply your requirements at prices that will not unduly lighten your pocket. Why not drop in To-day? HERB CONNELL Mens' Outfitter & Footwear Specialist, TE KUITI Phone 159 II I H I i 1 1 1 1 fTTTTTHtW^-HT^ITJaTTT

"You d hardly believe, remarked a Wellington smoke-merchant to a customer, "how faddy some men are about choosing a pipe. They'll turn over the contents of a show-case for half an hour, and then not be satisfied." "Are they as particular about choosing tobacco?" smilingly queried the customer. "Not so particular as they were before toasted tobacco became so popular," replied the tobacconist; "ever tried it?" "No. Heard a lot about it* though. No nicotine in it, is there?" "Hardly any. Toasting takes the 'bite' clean out. No sore tongues or irritated throats with toasted. Quite harmless." "Does the toasting affect the flavour and bouquet?" "Improves both. I'm selling more toasted than any other sort." "More than one brand?" came the next question. "Four," was the reply. "Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10." "Different strengths, I suppose?" "Yes; I know you like something full-flavoured. What about trying Cut Plug No. 10?" He did. Now he smokes nothing else. Connoisseurs say New Zealand toasted tobacco is the purest in the world. (244)

Leave it J^toßobm . . . PORTER .... TAXI .....* OB always feels fresh— because he * esh, with Wrigley's. The pure, cool flavour of Wrigley's Chewing Gum refreshes the mouth as nothing else can. Wrigley's Chewing Gum— "after every meal" —is recommended by doc* ton and dentists. It aids digestion... cleanses the teeth. A simple rule of health, of mouth hygiene of efficiency.