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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12567, 7 February 1934, Page 7

Our Great Annual Summer Clearance Sale AS THE POET SAID ‘Great Events from trival causes spring ’ And during our Great Summer Sale particular stress v ill I laid on the hundred and one Fashion etcetras tlial \ ii 1 c< ;.i • hute so much to the success or failure of your Summer ;.tt': r. So here are—--21 ■ j Gloves I BIG PPiiCIBa.SE OP j IjOVELI SUMMEE GLOVES OIPEEEB AT HALF PRICE AND LESS j This season’s novelties ia ) charming effects, wide cuff's, j etc., in pale beiges, greys, white, etc. Sold this season at (5/3, 6/11 and 7/11. See Window 1 CLEARING AT 3/6 Post Pree 9/11 FOE 4/11 COLOURED KID GLOVES Short wristlet and pull-ou gauntlet, in beaver or tan shades. Were 9/11 and 12/6. SALE BARGAIN 4/11 Post Free 9/11 FOR 4/11 CHAMOIS DOESKIN GLOVES Short wrist, in 7 to 7i sizes only. Were 9/11. CLEARANCE AT 4/11 Post Free 8/11 to 12/6 FOR 6/11 ENGLISH WHITE DOESKIN GAUNTLETS In white or chamois, elastic wrist. This season's S/ll to 12/6. SALE BARGAIN 6/11 15/6 FOR 10/6 DENT’S FRENCH WASHABLE SUEDE SKIN GLOVES A very dainty style in beaver tones, with Vandyke or cherry colour inset on cuffs, one dome fastener. Actual value to-day 23/6. 15 pairs only left. GOING AT 10/6 Post Free Hose MERCERISED LISLE HOSE “Everlast Holeproof. ? 9 A fin*: | weave and wonder for wear in all fashionable colours. Usual | price 2/(5. | .SALE SPECIAL 1/11. Post Prc ff j LIESH HOSE .Dull finish rayon silk, a special 1 j quality, well reinforced, dainty i Summer shades of blonde, j beige, suntan, pebble. Usual i price 2/(5. SALE SPECIAL 1/11 Post Free N.Z. MALE PURE SILK ANL RAYON HOSE Seconds. Finely woven, well reinforced with neat Cuban heel, in shades of fawns, browns, guninctal. Usual price ! 3/11. SALE 2/6 Feet Free I ASHIONED PURE SILK HOSE Good weight, all first, in six fashionable colours. .Beige, browns, fawns, grey, gunmetaJ. Good Value 5/11. Fully fasnioned. SALE PRICE 4/11 Post Free

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A New Year’s Wish May the New Year bring to yon All that life holds dear*. Peace, happiness, contentment, A thousand pounds a year; A few staunch friends to clasp your hand; Woo], cheese and butter soaring high, A quiet smoke, a joke or two, A sparkling TUI when you’re dry.

“Smoking shortens life according j to the non-smokers, but as I’ve been smoking since I was a lad, and am now 83 it doesn’t seem to have shortened mine much,” remarked an old identity in the smoke-room of an Auckland club the other afternoon. “But then,” continued the veteran. “I always smoke New Zealand toasted tobacco—Cut Plug No 10 (Bullshead) —and if there’s any better I’d 3 ike to know where I can get it. When I meet a non-smoker I’m always sorry for the poor beggar—lie doesn’t know what he’s missing!” They nil laughed. This old smoker lias discovered what thousands of other smokers have found out—that toasted tobacco is the best, because not only does the toasting immensely improve flavour and bouquet but it largely eliminates the nicotine in tlie leaf. “Toasted New Zealand” is as innocuous as it is fragrant and delicious. The four brands are: Tliverhead Cold, Navy Cut No. 3 ( Bulldog), and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). No other toasted tobaccos are manufactured. But there are several imitations I