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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 136, 25 June 1937, Page 8

i ' When do you have the first smoke 'of the dayf Chaps there are who light up as soon as they tumble out of the 1 blanlcets in the morning, but the majority wait until after breakfast. Perhaps they aro of the saine opinion as the man who said "the true funetion ol! food is to prepare the palate for tobacco"? It really doesn't matter "when'' you smoke. It's "what" you smoke that counts! Good tobacco is generally more beneficial than otherwise; bad (impure) tobacco causes shortness of temper, irritability, "nerves," heart and throat trouble. The world 's purest tobacco is New Zealand's own "toasted." Toasting (the manufacturers' special process), is a wonderful purifier. It clears up the deadly nicotine in the leaf so that you can smoke any of the five (and only genuine.) toasted brands, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold from sun-up to sun-down without getting a burned tongue or irritated throat. But seo you get the real thing when you buy — there are some rotten imitations about!* The old adage of a chain being as strOng as its woakcst link' aptly applies to your radio. Oue single worn valve can cause crackles, distortion and fading. It may overload the other valves aud so impair both Jife and otficieucy. liing 4073 and got J^. A. Lynn to test tlibm in your own hcrne.*