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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 66, 15 October 1930, Page 7

H JUST TO REMIND YOU THAT FAIR TRADING PAYS. 4 Some of the remarks we have had passed to us remind us of the story of old lady who, before risking a ride in an aeroplane, asked the pilot if it was “PERhECTLY »SAI ' The pilot replied: “Well, madam, I value my life just as much as you value yours. AND SO WITH US. W 2 value YOUR PATRONAGE just as much as YOU VALUE OUR FAIR TRADING METHODS. !f we supplied YOU with a “SHODDY ARTICLE” just Jjecause it APPEARS to be cheap and you find you have been “MISLED,” would you COME BACK AGAIN FOFI MORE? , Wo do NOT think so! Here are a few of our SPECIAL FAIR TRADING VALUES:— Ferguson’s Rayons, Latest Colourings, at 2/6, 2/11, 3/6. “Three Fairies” Hose, Special, Sift, at 2/11. “Three Queens” Purple Seal Silk Hose, our Special, 4/8. And cur Special Vests at 6ch, i/3, 1/9, 2/6. We Specialise in MEN’SWEAR as we!!. THAT IS WHYThe Auckland Warehouse Drapery & Clothing Store OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES :: STRATFORD IS NOTED AS THE STORE OE PAIR TRADING. SEE OUR GREAT RANGE OF DRESS GOODS AND HOSIERY. WE BROUGHT PRICES DOWN, BUT NOT THE QUALITY.

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I “Give m 0 a pipe aud a good dej toctive yarn and I wouldn’t call the | Queen my Aunt.’’ Titus a well-known j Wellington journalist to the writer ( the other day. “1 remember,’’ he 5 went on, “when I couldn’t smoke j move than a couple of pipes at a j time with comfort. Too much Nico- ! tim; in the imported touacco, Plow j 1 use toasted Nev.' Zeaianu and can smoko till luither orders witn keen enjoyment. It’s the toasting that does the trick, old man. Cuts out th c Nicotine, so that you can smoke for hours on end if you want. And j doesn’t the toasting bring out the / flavour and bouquet! There are only I' four brands of toasted—ißiverhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3, and Cut Plug No. 10. All different strength and all best sellers. I prefer Navy Cut No. 3 myself. But it’s all a matter of taste. My tobacconist says the New Zealand toasted is preferred by most of Ills customers to the foreign brand.” This smoker’s verdict is the general one. And ho says: “It’s the toasting that dues the trick!” Constipation becomes .forgotten Urror when you eat Yeaston Tablets regularly. E. O. A. Gaw, Chemist. V