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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 121, 17 May 1932, Page 2

ROACHS’ FOR KEEN VALUES! I Further Amazing Values In the Second Week of ROACHS’ EIGHTH Birthday Party Such was the extraordinary response from the first week of our celebrations that we have made many further selections from our extensive stocks for further Birthday Offers and the random items below are indicative of the values that are showing . . . values such as we believe are absolutely unbeatable. Unusual Values in Manchester Values For Men and Boys NEW ZEALAND ALL WOOL BLANKETS. These are good quality HEAVY GREY TWEED TROUBlankets and All Pure Wool .... SERS. Dark Grey shades. Ideal Double Bed 13/9 each for hard wear AU sizes 12/6 pair Single Bed 8/9 each MEN’S SUITS. We have 10 Suits TWILL WINCEYETTE. Our famous . q yarious makes and sizes to clear ■•Terrier" Quality. Double width at alg IQW prlce Half-Price and wear guaranteed. All shades 1/- yard -,u BOYSPYJAMAS. Good quality TABLE DAMASK. 50-in. wide, with Winc eyette. Clean designs Coloured Border, guaranteed fast g All . shade 1/3 yard ‘i/Aipmr WHITE BATH TOWELS. Super BOYS’ PULLOVERS. In Marl MixQuality. Tight weave. Extra tures. Hard wearing quality. All large size, 66-in. x 38-in. Slightly sizes 2/11 each soiled 5/11 each TABLE BAIZE. Good quality Oil BOYS’ SCHOOL BOOTS. A few Baize, in clean designs. 4 8-in. pairs only of Heavy Solid Leather wide yard Boots. Sizes 2,3, 4 and 6 J2/6 pair THIS WEEK ONLY \ /V / “HORROCKSES” PILLOW CASES OU \* / Taped Ready For Use Dress Department Bargains WASHING SATIN. Double width, SHIRTING. In plain Grey Twill heavy quality, in 15 fashionable and Oxford Shirting, with woven j shades , 2/6 yard stripe l/-yard DRESS TWEEDS. Double width. DRESS FLANNEL. Double width, Excellent selection of shades and “Roslyn”; all Wool Veloui' Finish, designs. Just the thing for House Shades of Blue, Wine, Red, Navy, Frocks 1/6 and 1/11 yard Green and Biack 3/3 yard ROACHS’ Yj"- k . Telephone 89. Waipukurau i .i - SHOP AT ROACHS’AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE

Some smokers —quite a lot—will save up all their dottels during the day and> smoke them next morning when they have their first pipe. Doctors there are who say this is a bad habit. Perhaps it is, yet dottel smokers will tell you that that smoke is the best of the day. In the same perverse way these chaps will smoke any kind of tobacco; even though it reeks with nicotine, which practice, by tho way may play billy’O with the internal economy. The judicious smoker knows bettor. He knows what brands overloaded with nicotine can do and gives them a wide berth. Fortunately the selection of brands practically innocent of nicotine is easy in New Zealand, where our toasted tobaccos (probably, the purest and certainly the most delicious) can he obtained at any tobacconist’s. The toasting does HI Only four brands: Riverhead G : d, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish anf Cut Plug No. 10. They differ in stre? qth, but the quality is always the same in all four —the very finest. 265