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Northern Advocate, 19 August 1933, Page 3

CROSBY'S Showrooms - Cameron St. WHANGAREI - NEW SPRING JUMPERS We are making a Special : Showing of Spring JUMPERS in all the Latest Shapes. Smart LIGHT WEIGHT WOOL JUMPERS in Cream and the 'Newest Shades . from (J/H each. Special -Showing of Smart STRIPED JUMPERS, Puff Sleeves, Latest Colourings SPECIAL PRICES in Two-Tone Effects from 7/11 ea'. See Our Big Window of NOBBY JUMPERS at Trices to suit your PURSE. Another Shipment of NEW SEASON'S FELTS in all the New Pastel Shades (>/ll and 7/11 each. NEW SPRING COATS in all the Latest Shades. Fawn, Chalk, Pink, ice. Bine, Saxe, Blue, Red, Mustard; in splendid range of sizes from 39/0 fiaen - Call and Inspect Our Wonderful Range of FROCKS in Smart Stripes, Plain and Floral. ... .... Your are sure to see the Frock you want.

.Hard-wearing Boots Hard-working .Men GENUINE BROWN HELVETIA SHQOTERS, made on a good wide-fitting last, strongly nailed. NOW 18/6 JT.B. Guarantee Satisfaction. THE FAMOUS STORM KING, Full Kip, Wholeback Shooter. A High Grade Boot for farm or any rough 'wear.. Full Watertight. NOW 25/-; For Lighter Work we have a BLACK HIDE DERBY BOOT fitted with the New Durata Non-Slip .yßu'bber Soles. . ."..v NOW 17/11 Usual H.B. Guarantee of Good Service. STRONG BLACK SPLIT KIP SHOOTERS,. Good Fitting, Heavily Nailed. NOW 1676 We recommend these Boots not only* for Jthersplendid service ; but for 1 :tJieS^i(|^tanding •• •- r • •■' "■■ " ' \ WAD EX LEATHER in a BrrnvTot Grain Shooter, Strongly. JiJaSt^d. These Boots the hardest of work.taa*AWM' give every possible^s^J^ction. THIS SBAS|&S!fe&JUMBOOTS TO CLEAR. Plain £pr< -pleated. Soles in all the^Best/'Makes. . N ow vl 4 /e; .;ta:; 3s/ . Ask about the Free Morris Minor HALLENSTEIN BROS., LTD. WHANG A R E 1

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JTyram K. Bangs, of Bang's Five Cent Novelty Store on Congress Avenue, Chicago, has been telling a reporter since his return to the Land of the Free(?) that before he visited New Zealand in the fall of last year to take the baths at "Rotorua," he knew so little about Maoriland that he asked a travelled friend whether any worthwhile tobacco was obtainable here. The friend snickered: "I'll say there is," lie replied, "and T want to tell you right, here that it's some weed. They toast it, so that it tastes as good as it smells, and it's so free from nicotine —being toasted—that it can't .hurt you worth a, dime if you smoke it all day and all night too." Mr. Bangs found it was a true bill, and says jhc estimates that New Zealand "produces" the only "juiceloss" tobacco on this planet." "Yes, sir." He might have added that there are only four brands of the genuine toasted —Riverhead Gold, Navv Cut No. .1 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshcad). F 336

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