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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 163, 28 July 1937, Page 8

Th© old-time sailorman has gone out along with the windjammers, and with him has gone the old-time coarse plug tobacco, black as the ace of spades and poisonous with nicotine. The modern steamboat snilor is more particular. He prefera "cut-up." But it's not every brand of Cup-up that's o.K. or there 'd be fewer cases perhaps of smeking causing heart or nerve trouble and minor ills. Now puro tobacco 's as esBential to good health as pure water or pure food, and if you find smoking is giving you "the jumps," a burnt tongue or a bad throat, change over to "toasted." Its flavour will dolight you and its aroma fascinate you. Also you '11 find you can smoke it freely as you please. It won't let you down. The seeret of its extraordinary purity and magic appeal is that it's "toasted," consequently largely freed of its nicotine. The only genuine toasted blends are Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold — and onee you try tliem you '11 always buy them.* Never fails, and never will, j '-learning hot to check a chill; Never fails for sore throats, too— I turst dose proves what it will do. Never fails for croupy cold, •Safe with infants six months old; r- ever fails when "flu" vou've got— Woods' Great I'eppermiut Cure made hot, " .