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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 198, 7 September 1937, Page 4

"Some of these antl-tobaeeo crank? are the limit," wrote an indignant cio'rrespondent to a Melbourne paper. "lteturning home from the Cily yes-tc-rday by train a chap I 'd never soen bofore and don't care if 1 never seo again cut up rough becauso moat of ua were smoking. He was most offensive. It was a smoking carriage, too. So 1 siinply told him to go to — Homewliere the train wasn't goiug to. These fanatics are gotiug prett) scarce but there are still those who'a gladly see smoking cnade a criminal olfeuce." ''True for you, S>ir-" But the wislies of tlie majority should rule. Niuetyuine out of a hundred are smokera uow — the liundredth will tell you tobacco is poisonous. Many tobaecos are poisonous with nicotine. But not tho New Zealand toasled ones. Toasting works wonders, It's tlie manufacturers' exclusivo process. By eliminating Ihe liicotiue it makes tbese blends what tliey are: tlie purest, sweetest, most fragrant and delicious, and ihe most harmlcss — money can buy. That this is becoming generally recognised is borne out by tlie ever-iticreasing demand.* An instant dose is a sign of sense, Sparing the sufferer much suspense. An instant dose will a cough subdue, Staying grave symptoms which might ensue. An instant dose will a cold arrest, Checking iiifection of throat and chest. i An instant dose must bo txeatment sure Uni'ailing Woods' Great Pepjpormint '