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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 19321, 31 January 1935, Page 4

BARGAINS ARBURY’S 29in. WHITE BEMBERG BOILING SILK. Special: llfd. yd. Still Plenty of BERLEIS! RFBI.F.I CORSELETTE No. 5924. Fixed price, 27/6. Arbury’s Special: 22/6 All other Berlei Corset* and Corselettes at prices which cannot be beaten in the town. No. 606: Fixed price, 12/6 Arbury’s, 11/6 PIQUE VOILES. Worth 2/6 Special, 1/3 BREAKFAST CLOTHS, coloured borders. , Arbury’s price: 1/9‘ Full size PILLOW SLIPS, with tapes. Special, 6id ea. REMEMBER— ALWAYS A LITTLE CHEAPER AT ARBURY’S POLLEN STREET THAMES. Large and Varied Stocks of CAMPERS’ & SPORTSMEN’S REQUISITES. SHEATH KNIVES at 1/6, 2/6, 3/LEATHERN SHEATHS at 1/6 each HUNTING KNIVES 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6 ELECTRIC TORCHES 1/6, 2/-, 3/-, 4/-, 5/- upwards TORCH BATTERIES 6d, 7d, 9d, I/-, 1/4 each SHOTGUN CARTRIDGES from 4/6 per packet RIFLE CARTRIDGES, .22 calibre from 1/3 per packet 8.8. SHOT at 6d per tin AIR RIFLE SLUGS at 1/6, 1/9, 2/- per packet DAISY AIR RIFLES, 10/- ea. HECTOR AIR RIFLES, 10/6 ea. TIN WALL LAMPS at 4/9 and 5/6 VACUUM FLASKS at 2/3, 2/9, 3/6, 4/6 each FISH LINES at 3d, 4d, 6d, 9d, I/-, 1/3, 1/6, 2/LEAD SINKERS at 2d, 3d, 4d, 6d, 9d, I/-, 1/2 FISH HOOKS at 2d, 3d, 4d, 5d per dozen CROWN SEALS at 2d per dozen, 1/9 per gross BOTTLE CAPPERS at 9d each TIN BILLIES, 9d, I/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9. SPIRIT STOVES, 1/3, 1/6 EXPRESS PICNIC OUTFITS at 2/CIGARETTE LIGHTERS at Gd, I/-, 1/3, 2/-, 2/6 GEM SAFETY RAZORS / at 6d each GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS from I/- upwards TENTS AND FLYS. SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES. ASH OARS AND ROWLOCKS. FISHING GEAR, etc., etc. James Renshaw HARDWARE MERCHANT, Phone 39K After 5 p.m., 39 M. P.O. Bex 38. BUTTER The Hot Season is here again ! Everyone needs a Cooler to keep Butter in good condition. WE GUARANTEE OUR COOLERS TO BE THE BEST ON THE MARKET, and MANUFACTURED AT THAMES. , OBTAINABLE ONLY AT BATTSON’S Plumber, Electrician, Shed Metal Worker, Radio Dealer. 'PHONE I.

Two years of patient work by police and Customs officials in England culminated in the arrest of the last member of a gang of smugglers. The plan of the gang was to buy tobacco out of bond in London, ship it to Antwerp and reship it out of bond t« Hamburg. Actually, the tobacco never went to Germany but was brought back to 1 England and landed on a quiet part of the coast and conveyed in lorries to London, Th e heavy taxatin imposed upon tobacco since the war has, of course, encouraged the sometimes highly profitable business of smuggling, while the effect on the public has been to make it necessary to smoke less expensive brands than formerly. Fortunately, in New Zealand, Red Shield (Dark) and Blu e Shield (Medium) have solved the problem of many smokers by giving more enjoyment—at a lower price. These splendid New Zealand Tobaccos are toasted to a turn—which develops to the full their delightful qualities and makes them so delight- . fully cool and satisfying. Sold in 2oz tins 1/7, and in useful one-pound canisters at 11/8. 64 ASTHMA RELIEVED BY MORLIFE. “By taking Morlife Tablets I have found great relief from my asthma, which I have had for many years.’’ ,So writes C.J.8., Masterton. Morlife Tablets are wonderful for Anaemia, lung troubles, nervous diseases. Money-Back Guarantee.—N. B. Middlebrook, Chemist.—Ad.