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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 129, 26 May 1932, Page 2

ROACHS** FOR KEEN VALUES! New Shipment Just Arrived at ROACHS’ We are making a Special Showing of New Goods during this week, and yon are cordially invited to call and inspect them at your leisure. New Hosiery Evening Wear The very latest thing in EVENING COATEES “MORLEY’S” SILK AND WOOL MAR - being WQrn - n Europe New novelty ED HOSE, also in wool and cotton. The Jeading shades of the season . correct wear for all Sports occasions. . Priced from 25/5/11 Pair Up-to-date Styles in EVENING FROCKS, with “THYFLEX” EXPANDING .WELT long tight Skirt and the smart flare at the CASHMERE HOSE. An excellent wear- knee. Coatees to match, with elbow sleeves, ing Stocking, in shades of Fawns, fur trimmed. In the newest shades and Browns and Gunmetal. materials. 4/6 pair Priced from 57/6 WOOL AND SILK HOSE — An Art Silk Stocking, Wool-lined. Ideal for House or street wear. All shades. *’ ft, '/I 2/6 pair New Materials SATIN “OLGA” — A heavy quality Art |||||® Silk Satin, suitable for Underwear or Evening Frocks. Large range of New Shades. 2/6 yard CREPE “STYLORA”— A double-width Art Silk Crepe, with a crepe-de-chine. appearance; heavy quality. Suitable for ; afternoon Frocks. Range of fashionable shades. || 3/11 yard Ladies’ Coats A Smart Line of LADIES RAINCOATS, in pretty Winter Shades; Fleecy-lined. Latest wide lapels and belts. I 1 \ 25/6 each Al LADIES’FACECLOTH COATS. Superior /&\ \ quality Coats, in latest fashions, with I / 3 I \ beautiful fur collars and cuffs. Shades kJ ’ \\ of Wine, Brown, Navy, Black, etc. py Priced from 89/6 /zß\ LADIES’ WOOL BLOOMERS 9 n 1 Yj\ / Shades of Navy, Fawn, Saxe, Rose OU Y V / and White. _ pair ROACHS’ Telephone 89. Waipukurau SHOP AT ROACHS’ AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE

Tobacco played its part in connection with the Great Plague of London in 1665. Pepys mentions in his famous “Diary” seeing plague-stricken houses marked with a red cross. He got so frightened later that he states. “I was forced to buy some roll tobacco to smell and to clean. This took away the apprehension.” He escaped infection! Even in that day tobacco was valued as a disinfectant. But it is more efficacious smoked than “chaued. ” Of course the purest tobacco is best for disinfecting purposes just as it is for ordinary *use. And the purest tobacco in the world is our own New Zealand “weed.” Owing to being toasted it is practically without nicotine and famous alike as a disinfectant and a smoking tobacco. Sweet, pure, mellow and fragrant, it appeals to all smokers. It is not only cheaper than some brands that c uld be mentioned but infinitely be'' m and safer. Four brands only: J verhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendi i and Cut Plug No. 10. Don’t accept substitutes. Above <are ;ke only toasted tobaccos. 262