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Your Railways and Yourselves. “One Good Turn Deserves Another” Proverbs are often unconvincing—indeed, some are contradictory—but the one quoted is right in all respects. It is the foundation of the best business and the foundation of proper social conduct. Having satisfied yourself tljat your Railways truly serve you in accordance with their maxim of “Safety, Comfort, Economy,” do not hesitate to spread your satisfaction among your friends. The more you are a good friend to the Railways, the more your Railways are able to be a good friend to you. Here is the friendly message of the Railways to the Public: — “THE MORE WE CO-OPERATE THE BETTER WE CAN OPERATE.”

DO YOU KNOW? q.— Where is New Zealand’s largest and most modern tobacco factory situated? A.—At Petone, Wellington. q. —what famous tobaccos aro manufactured there? A.—Blue Shield (Medium) and Red Shield (Dark). q.—where does the New Zealand Tobacco used in them come from? A. —The Nelson Province. After it has been cured it is sent to Wellington. q,—what do you mean by curing? A. —The leaf when picked is a green vegetable product. Curing means drawing from the plant the surplus moisture —at the same time leaving the leaf in perfect condition until required for manufacture. Q. —How is it cured? A. —The leaf for the Dominion Tobacco Company is flue cured in large kilns in which the heat is regulated for the required period in the ideal nanner. Q.—ls it a more satisfactory method ;han air curing? A. —Certainly—because you cannot 'efy on the sun and air to produce Irom day to day the necessary degree )f heat and dryness. q, Then curing is a very impor;ant stage? A, Yes —because mistakes made nhen can never be rectified. eaf for Blue Shield and Red Shield las been flue cured. 66

I m m THE CAR V Also at Christchurch, Palmerston Nth. New Plymouth. Also at Gisborne Timaru Dunedin. Spare Parts Specialists LARGEST STOCKS OF GOOD USED SPARES. ALWAYS ASK US FIRST. H 4 NEWTON ROAD, AUCKLAND, ’Phones 45-679 and 43-985.

RELIEF FROM BRONCHITIS. Hundreds are unfortunately afflicted Avith this distressing complaint. The greatest relief is generally experienced by taking Baxter’s Bung Preserver when attacks threaten. This fine old remedy has been a faithful friend to bronchitis sufferers for over seventy years and once its benefits have been experienced no sufferer will be without “Baxters. Every chemist and storekeeper sells the three popular sizes. —Ad.

A Rising Market- and • die Public Purse strings are being loosened up. prosperity is advancing, steadily, toward us. Manufacturers, Merchants and Retailers can do more to spin the wheels of commerce than ever before. The quality of your products, their price value and the appearance of the packings are essentials toward attracting sales and profit. Are You covering your market adequately Selling must be done wherever sales can be made. Fresh channels of trade have to be sought out. What are YOU doing towards exploring these channels? Are you telling the consumer about your goods, why they should ask for your brand? Your Salesman or Travellers—whichever you like to call them—may be doing splendid work getting your goods into the Stores, but what means are you using to get the Public to ask for them? The Newspapers, etc., Get behind your goods and advertise them. To-day’s the day to build up your market. National advertisers would do well to follow the lead of the go-ahead local advertiser, sure in the knowledge that consistent advertising will push the sales of a good product to new high peaks. Use the Columns of ‘Thames Star’ nr imj uig ¥•9 m w- £ / f. «! w v V