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Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 July 1934, Page 2

“Last week,” said a Wellington tobacconist td one of his “regulars,” a new chum, fresh from the 0,1 cl Dart, happened along, and we got yarning. What surprised him most was our shops. ‘Why/ he said, ‘they’re up to London form, some of ’em—’specially the tobacco shops.’ ’Course I agreed. Well, he wanted a bit of tobacco, something ‘extra special..’ So I asked had he tried New Zealand? ‘What’s that?’ says he. I told him. ‘Didn’t know there was any New Zealand tobacco,’ he says. I had to laugh. ‘Easy to see you’re a lime juicer, ’ I said. Well, I re- ! commended a tin of Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), and he’s been in twice since for more!” “Can’t beat Cut Plug No. 10,” said the customer addressed, “unless it’s Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Kiverhead Gold or Desert Gold. It’s just a matter of the strength you prefer.” “And, mind you, ’ ’ said the weed merchant, ‘ ‘ there’s next to no nicotine in those five brands. You can smoke them as freely as you jolly well please. ‘Toasted’ can’t hurt you.” 412 Just the thing for wet weather — Goloshes and Gumboots for Ladies and Children, now showing at Carpenter & Evans’ Quality Shoe Store. *

WINTER SALE GENTS’ NEGLIGE SHIRTS, with collars to match. Smart assortment and designs. Worth np to 10/G. SALE PRICE, 5/11. PYJAMAS Winceyctte. Always cosy. Reduced from 6/11. SALE PRICE, 5/11. Special Purchase! UNION FLANNEL PYJAMAS. Usually 15/6. SALE PRICE, 12/6. NECKTIES! Now is the time to buy Neckties. We have made up a special assortment of Tics, woith 3/6 to 6/6. Clearing Price for Sale, 1/6. ALL WOOL SLIP-ONS, latest Imported goods. Our Sale Price is cheaper than the cost of material. Clearing at from 8/11. GENTS’ ALL WOOL CARDIGANS. Hallenstein’s Winter Sale Prices range from 10/6. Y> HALLEIMSTEIN BROSM f> €>. NEW ZEALAND HALLENSTEIN BROS. LTD. 373FS g Comer QUEEN & CHURCH STREETS, MASTERTON.