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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 65, 3 April 1937, Page 10

rrhere are some things I can do without at a pinch," ho told the tobacconisfc, "but 'bacey's not one of them. I clinched smoking once for a month. Thought I rnight be better without it. I wasn't. After all there's not' so many joys in life, so why cut out one of the best of the bunch? Smoking gives me more solid comfort and enjoyment than anything else, and as I smolre "toasted" (Cut Plug No. 10), I reckon I'm on the safe side." "Too right you are!" agreed the tobacconist heartily; "there;s no harm in toasted because there's no nicotine in it to signify. Toasting does the trick! Why are Cut Plug No. 10 ( Bullshead), Cavendish and Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) in alrnost everybody's pipe? While Riverhead G0I4 and Desert Gold are reckoned the- finest cigarette tobaceos going? Jn a word,^ " toasted 5s" first favourite with smokers everywhere, and every year' sees a huge advance in the factory output." i:You can't keep a good man down," laughed the other chap, "and you can't keep a good thing down either."* Experience in every branch of radio work dating back to 1920, togetber with the ruost modern and compreheusive collection of testing apparatus in tke district, is at your disposaJ when you vequire radio service by ringiug J. A. Lynn, cr. I^yndon and Southlaud roads, 'Phone 4073, Hastings.* VAJR1CGSE ULOEJRBJ Gei rid ot them by Varex Mothnd of Treatment, EasiJy and safely cpplied at bomo. Free Bookiet from Varex Ltd., Box 155SE. Wellington. Local fieprescntative: Ivniglit's Pharmacy, 120 Heretaunga Street, Hustin^