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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 58, 20 March 1945, Page 3

Non-smokers are getting so scarce that the few remaining specimens ought to be stuffed and sent to a museum. When one is discovered he is generally of opinion that people

vvi::: =077.? ought to be executed or something. He can no more under., stand the fascination that good tobacco lias for the smoker than the 1 chau who has no "ear" can understand good music, or a bliml person can appreciate a fine oil painting. Smoking makes his angry passions rise and he deplores the cold-drawn truth that the consumption of the weed is growing by leaps and bounds every year. Espcciaily marked is the enormously increased, demand for the genuine "toasted," partly due to its splendid quality, and partly due to the fact that, being toaste,d and practically free from nicotine, this matchless tobacco is so harmless. Its daily use affords, keen enjoyment to smokers everywhere some of whose joys are few and far between, and who find in Cut Plug No. 10 (Bulishead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog),, Cavendish, Riverhead Cold, Desert Gold and Pocket Edition the comfort and solace thej' crave.