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Northern Advocate, 5 March 1929, Page 7

THIS IS THE TIME SPENDING GOUT WISELY I are “ Out” all Seasonable Goods. Spend Your Money where the Quality is Guaranteed, and the Assortment is i « Money that Flies can be Saved by Snapping Up” these Bargains! SPECIAL CLEARANCE ART SILK JUMPERS. Were 15/6 to 49/6. REDUCED TO 2/11 NAVY ART SILK FROCKS, Were 59/6. NOW ‘ PRINTED HOUSE FROCKS, Worth 7/11. NOW J/JJ p 50 FROCKS, ali in Voile, Zephyr, Crepe, Gingham, Tricolihe. These must be sold. Were , 25/- to 35/-. ALL ONE PRICE, d/JJ ft « Iv I 2/11 I k ■'™ o m m 25 ASST. LINEN AND TRICOLINE FROCKS, good sizes. gyjj TO CLEAR LADIES’ CREPE NIGHTS; Saxe, Pink, Champ., White. NOW LADIES’ CREPE NIGHTS, White with coloured , facings. Were 7/11. ; 5/11 LADIES’ PRINTED DIAPH AL3NE NIGHTS, Were 15/6. , NOW J/Jj 36inch PADDY CLOTH, New Line, like SMART FUJI SIliK, Assorted Stripes, 2/li linen, Yard NEW SHADES PLAIN RAYONS OPENED JUST BORDERED RAYONS and VOILES. Were up to 7/6 Yard. CLEARAWAY, 2 j\\ and 3/6. REDUCED TO j^J|"To Clear VOILES ' 9| D lip, 1/6, 1/11 Great Value. TURKISH TOWEtiS and TERRY TOWELLINGS JUST OPENED ALL AT SALE PRICES. LYNX' SUITS. McCALL’S PATTERNS Cameron and The “ Veribest” Draper and Outfitter Streets, Whangarei.

Many a ,man has had .to give, up smoking simply because he has been unable to stand it any longer. Why ? Because he has been using the wrong tobacco. The habitual use of. the foreign brands is always liable to cause trouble. The heart may become affected ; the nerves may givei way; the eyesight may become impaired, or “smoker's throat'' may develop. These disorders are invariably traceable to excess of nicotine in the leaf. Absolutely the purest of tobaccos are our own New Zealand ones. Practically free from nicotine they owe their exquisite flavour ami bouquet in a large degree to the toasting of the leaf. They may be smoked without the smallest risk. Favourite brands: Riverhead Gold (a mellow aromatic); Cavendish (a finh medium variety); Navy Cut No, 3 (a blend of choice tobaccos) and Cut Plug No. 10 (a grand fullflavoured sort). The demand for these goods is so widespread that every tobacconist stocks them. They are on sale from North Cape to the -Bluff. They are also obtainable from many grocers and 'Storekeepers. 16