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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 434, 6 May 1932, Page 7

Remember May Bth its Mother's Day Don't forget Mother MOTHER WILL THANK YOU AGAIN AND AGAIN .....,,. FOR GIFTS SUCH AS THESE (Many More at WHITES') Fancy Scarves, in Fine Silk. Very smart —1/11 and 2/3. Woollen ones at from 3/11Woollen Gloves with the new fancy top—3/6 and 3/11. Brown Nappa Gloves at from 7/6. Heavy quality. „High Quality Woollen Cashmere Hose in the newest shades—3/11 (another good line 2/6). Fine Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, at Sd each. Fancy boxes of handkerchiefs 2/6 and upwards. Fleecy Lined Fabric Gloves for Mother. All the new shades—2/11., Fancy Boxes Soap. Always an acceptable gift. At only 1/11 and 2/6. 36in. x 36in. Damask Supper Cloths, with coloured border—l/3 White Admiralty Towels- Heavy quality. Only 1/5 each. Cushions for Mother. Silk ones filled with indestructable filling. Priced from 7/6. Chubby Umbrellas with the new hooked handle—9/11 and upwards. WHAT COULD BE MORE SEASONABLE THAN A NICE EIDERDOWN QUILT Whites' Have the Very Thing Whites' Electric Combs. Complete with battery and tester —6/11. Millinery for Mother-—The New Felts at from 10/11 1 Mothers' Day is but proper, and all-insufficient to express our appreciation of this precious personality . . . and to reveal to her, in deeds not so much as by words, that she will be enshrined forever in our heart of hearts. It is in a spirit .of such worthy sentiment that WHITES' suggest the giving of some practical token, the more fittingly to emphasise one's perpetual love and esteem. Such a Gift need not be elaborate—as far as Mother is concerned, one little Gift will assume a sentimental and enduring value far in excess of its cost, however modest. We suggest that you visit us now in order to select really appropriate and worth-while Gifts.

"There is no more harm in a pipe than there is in a cup of tea. You may poison yourself by drinking too much green tea, and kill yourself by eating too many beef-steaks." Thus wrote the late Professor Huxley, the famous scientist. And yet he was, for forty years of his life, a hater of the weed. But he lived to know better.. One day he was tempted to smoke a cigar, found it delicious, and became a regular smoker! Tobacco is not injurious, be .it known, unless it contains (as the imported brands often do), too high a percentage of nicotine. Then it may be deadly. The tobacco containing the smallest quantity of nicotine is the New Zealand. In fact, it is so small that it is negr ligible. Of course that makes it safe to smoke. And how soothing, mellow, cool and fragrant it is! The secret of its superiority, is that.it. is . toasted.. There are only four brands: Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No.' 10.—255. ' ' ' ' , '

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