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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 240, 11 May 1933, Page 1

Pure Linen j TEA TOWELS* Heavy Quality * Only t js IL% bAm. %>%*>*&

Pub!ld Notion WINTER SPECIALS j: Men's Winter Weight Fleecy Singlets. Medium 1/9, Large 1/11, Extra Large 2/6 Men's Fleecy Underpants. * Medium 2/3, Large 2/6, Extra Large 2/11. At Carryers | Boys* Fleecy. Singlets, li/3, 1/6, 1/9 ' At Carryers \ Men's Extra Strong Heavy Weight Working Cardigans 8/6 v : :% Fancy Woollen Cardigans 6/11. At Carryers ,;^J Boys' Woollen Jerseys with' Ties to match, 2/9 each At Carryers Men's Strong Tan Worlang Boots of N.Z. Zug, 22/6 ■.-AT LIMiIEDv The Real Man's Stor*^! S. G. ROBINSON REGISTERED PLUMBER AND DRAIN LAYER FOR TANKS, SPOUTING " DOWNPIPES, RIDGING, BATHS. BASINS, SINKS Phone 67? Shop, up right of way at Back of Master'* Ltd. i

PUKEMIRO COAt: ha* ti© "\ Largest Sal© in Town, bar cause it is Jar ahead of any \ other. Give it a triaL Obtainable from— _ ;, G. KNIGHT Phones: Office 671, Houf* 4lfr%;

"C<OR 30 yeara Nazol bM-pwiT* ed Its wonderful curing .prQ|fe*tles< Now try Nazol PastlUea. C4>l«i«nf Sore Throata speedily reUerefl. I/I box. * ■—. -I SLUGGISH System, sallow skin dis-;, appears when you eat Laxa for $» breaMast; 21b. carton 2/6 from Gaw and Other Chemist*. •■■ TTPHOLSTERING repairs. Let W quote you for re-covering that chair or chesterfield. We turn then* out as good as new and-oui charges are most reasonable. —E. D. Evans,, Ltd., Furnishers and Undertakers, I Regan Street TWAZOL pmved it* Tame in 1118 *!w epidemic. Erery bottle entitle* ecu to free samples of Nazol P«tPJ«* 1/6 bottl«"Of all the plants that grew/--writes Professor Thorold • Rogers; far a "Science Notes," the tobacco plant has-, probably been the source happiness than any other. To quote Kingsley "there's no herb like it un? der the canopy of heaven." Sometimes it proves" highly injurious, it- is: true. When it does there's a reason for it. Smokers are notoriously careless. A man gets used to a certain brand and continues to smoke it by the mere force of habit. If it is pure it -won't harm him. If it is overloaded with the deadly poison known as nico-* tine it may kill him sooner or later.The difficulty is to ensure its purity. They have solved this problem in New Zealand, I understand. The tobacco produced in that favoured land .ife toasted. That effectually rids it vol most, of its nicotine, leaving it quite harmless. A wonderful country!" The professor refers to the four brands so popular with New Zealanders: Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) and River. head Gold—the only toastrd tobaccos.