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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 84, 20 November 1928, Page 2

Send all goods POST FREE for cash with order, / NN AH Catalogue of White Footwear, etc. \ FREE jft V. upon w \ Request* 1758 TAN Chrome Calf with Veldtschoen Leather Sole. 7to 10, 6/11; n to l, 7/11(Sizes 3 to 6 at 5/6. quota K 23.) TAN Chrome 4/11; 7 to 9, 5/11: lO's, 6/11: I' to 1, 7/11. Quote R 72 for same ia PUTTY Shade. 1756 TAN Chrome Calf with Stout CREPE Rubber Sole. 7to 10, 7/6; H to I, 9/6; / 2 to 5, 12/6- (Size, J 3 to 6 at 6/6. quote 1 R 21.) | 1759—BLACK Chrpme with Sewn Leather Soles. Roomy shape. 7 to 10,6/11; 11 to 1. 7/11; 2 to 5, 9/6; 6 and 7,. 10/6Quote 1757 for aame in TAN Chrome. The PRICES " are the same at every Shop of/Satisfaction ' Assured.. Call or mail your order toHANNAH'S HANNAH'S SHOP,* BROADWAY, STRATFORD* 'PHONE 554.

Toasted tobacco? "What's the great idea?"- you may ask. "Wellj if you have not yet tried what toasting -will do for tobacco Maf you've a pleasure in store. All our well-known New Zealand grown tobaccoß fire toasted in the making. This develops their flavour and aroma, just as the teasing (or roasting) of coffee or cocoa beans brings out the. flavour; and fragrance. These tobaccos are the purest on the market, largley because they contain so little nicotine, while the imported brands are all more or less loaded with it. Now do you see why the doctors recommend New Zealand tobacco? The proof of the pudding is in the dating, and the proof of the "weed" is in the smoking. ' Those who try the New Zealand tobaccos quickly get to prefer them to all others. Hence their constantly increasing sale everywhere. You can get them in any strength. "E-iver-head Gold," a beautiful aromatic; "Navv Cut," a choice medium; and "ait'Plug No. 10," a,fine full flavoured variety. "Cavendish Mixture' medium is the latest addition. 60.

BmnjSioNiyoung I've forgotten Your doctor will tell you how the act of chewing relaxes and soothes strained nerves, and how the healthful cleansing action of Wriglcy's refreshes and tones you up all round. JAfßlfil FY'C Am ICIULEiId coughs and colds. Take Bonnington's Irish Moss. Nothing so sure and so good. Mr. E. HADDRILL, Hamilton, writet:— "Hough 70 years of age I otill find great seKof by taking Bonnington'o kith Mo«» whon needed". Family »«e 2/6 *

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