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Hokitika Guardian, 12 August 1926, Page 4

Smokers who are niggardly of tlieir ’baccy are rare. -As a mile-their pouch is at tbo service of almost anybody. Of course there are exceptions. Do you remember the story of the smoker who kept two pouches? One he called “the world,” the other “providence.” The first was always empty; the second always well filled. If asked, for a fill he would regret that he “hadn’t n hit in the World.” If questioned as to what he was going to do for himself he would say “oh, I must trust in Providence.” Well, there are a.'l kinds of smokers, just as there are all kinds pf tobacco. By the way. have you tried our own N.Z. grown tobaccos? In some respects they are unique. For one thing they are all toasted. Hence their peculiarly delightful flavour; secondly they contain so little, nicotine that they may he smoked “till the cows come home” without proving injurious. That’s why t'he doctors approve of them. Try Riverhead Gold mild, Navy Cut (Bulldog) medium, or Cut Plug No 10 (Bull’s Head) full.—Advt.

Ladies and gentlemen! The whiteness of your linen is a splendid index to your characters and an absolute triumph for <l No-Rubbing Laundry Help.”—Advt.

Child grinding teeth? Give Wade’s Worm Figs. Pleasant to take. Immediately effective.—ft;