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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12617, 9 April 1934, Page 7

Astonishing Originality of Design , Colour and Texture Complete freshness, complete difference, the greatest absolute change for years! Beautiful woollens, downy or hairy surfaced! Gorgeous silks and oh, what velvets! Bull, lustrous, crushed or rippled ! Colour equally enchanting . . . but come and see them for yourself ... the prices are such that w r e moderns can pay ! NEW ELEPHANT IvKINKLE CREPE WIND-SWEPT SATIN The latest novelty in .satin for Evening Wear. Shades.— Goldglmt, Nectarine, Sky Tint, Hippie Green, Poker Ked, Chocolate, Challenge BlSe, Ivory, Black. 05/36m. PKICE 4/6 yard Post Free. NOVELTV JMATALAB.SE For beautiful afternoon or semi-evening froeks . Shades—Arden Creen Pennant Blue Java Brown, Riff Hed, Mulberry, kmgc«b Fsterelle Persian Hose, Madeira, Shell Beige, Cloud Pink, Black, 35/36in. ’ PKICES 4/11, 5/11 and 6/11 yard Post Free. ALL WOOI. FANCY WEAVE AFGALAINES A very serviceable and smart material for frocks in new shades of Esterelle Blue. Toreador Red, Rust, Cossack Blue and Rift Red. 36in PRICE 4/6 Post Free. HOMESPUN AND CHEVRON TWEEDS 'The smartest and most serviceable cloth for coats, costumes and skirts. 54in. PRICES 6/11, 8/11, 9/6 and 10/6 yard Post Free. ALL WOOL VELOUR COATINGS In the newest shades and wonderful quality. Riff Red. lndies_Bi own, Shell Beige, Pennant Blue, Java Brown, Navy and Black. 54m. PRICE S/ll yard Post Free ALL WOOL COEDELINE A lovely material for dashing winter frocks. Newest shade-: Carmelian Red, Pennant Blue, Java Brown, Coeoauut Brown, Henna Navy and Black. 36in. PRICE 7/11 yard Post l ee. If unable to call, WRITE FOR PATTERNS! Satisfaction guaranteed on all Mail Orders. Postage Paid as usual! 1 m niT A New Year’s Wish BR4 &9ATflA*sz 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 claßp your hand ; Wool, cheese and butter soaring high, A quiet smoke, a joke or two, A sparkling TUI when you’re dry.

The chap reading the morning paper aboard the Thames express paused to observe his neighbour who was deftly rolling a cigarette. “Wonder you bother to do that.” he remarked lazily, “why not ready-mades?” 'lhe other man smiled. “No tl anks,” ho said, “the packet-cigarette is not manufactured that can compare with those X make myself. Ready-mades soon stale and lose flavour, even the choicest, and the longer they’re kept (some are in stock for years), the more they deteriorate. Mine are always fresh and moist because they are smoked as soon as made. hot, cheaper, too. Tobacco ? I always nse toasted New Zealand. Can t get anything better. That’s why. Four different brands, so you can suit yourself. Once you start rolling ’em vou’ve no use for packet goods ” Thousands of cigarette smokers are finding that out t The brands referred to are Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold, Cavendish and Cut Ring No. 10 (Bullshead). For quality, flavour and aroma they challenge the world! Quite harmless, too. because, being toasted, there’s next to no nicotine in them.