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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4800, 21 June 1939, Page 6

Special ©ffer! Ladies' Fur Trimmed Coats. Millinery. Gloves. Tweeds. A Timely Offer of Warm Things just when they are most wanted. Combined with the Pleasant Surprise— OF CONSIDERABLE SAVINGS FOR YOU. Fur Trimmed Coats. Not job Lines but regular Good Quality Stock, every one perfect fitting. Coats you will be proud to wear. Sizes, S.W., W., O.S. Shades: Bottle, Brown, Blue, Brn., Navy, Black. Shades: Bottle Brn. Blue Brn. Navy Black Usual Prices: 59/6 65/6 69/6 79/6 89/6 95/6 NOW 32/6 47/6 49/6 49/6 72/6 49/6 54-INCH WOOL MATERIALS. Smart English Patterns, Suitable for Coats and Skirts, etc. Shades —Brown/Fawn Check. 11/6, Now 8/11. Navy/Grey Check, 9/6, Now 7/11. Brown Check Mixture, 11/6, Now 8/11. Wine Check Mixture, 8/11, Now 6/11. REMEMBER! SEE OUR BLANKETS AND EIDERDOWNS FIRST. H. R. WHITE, LTD. General Drapers and Men’s Wear. Another Surprise! Nappa Gloves Fringed: Usually 13/6, for 8/11. 2-Dome: Usually 7/11, for 6/11. Brown and Black. Good Skins. All Sizes. PEACH BLOOM HATS. Usually 29/6. NOW 15/6. Assorted Shades and Styles. Many Prestige Quality. Phone 150.

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“There’s many a thing a chap can do without at a pinch when times are hard and the clouds refuse to roll by, but tobacco is not one of them,” wrote a contributor to a London weekly not long 1 since. “Hard times? Why, then it is precisely that the smoker craves more than ever for the soothing, care-dispelling influence of good tobacco.” So it is. Despite the depression, the demand for the weed in the Old Land is constantly growing. And it’s precisely the same in New Zealand where nine out of every ten men smoke—to say nothing of women—yes, and most of them smoke one or other of the five famous brands, Riverhead Gold, Desert Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshcad). Once you try them you always buy them!—So sweet, so pure, so fresh and fragrant are they! The toasting does it! How’s that? Because it eliminates most of the nicotine, and thus makes this beautiful tobacco safe for the smoker, who can indulge ad. lib. with absolute impunity! (30)