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Hokitika Guardian, 30 August 1927, Page 4

Fveninrc Frocks nrul evening dress flowers: "Ronntiful spl'ection now on view nt MeTCnv’s. TTokifikn.—Advt.

Tlie “Killjoys?”—Alas! like the poor they are always with os! They’d roll existence of all its pleasures if they could. Novels, dancing, theatres, cards—they’d cut ’em all out! Now as for smoking its too shocking for words! Happily these wet-blanket people arc in the minority. Rather ! Or life wouldn’t be worth living! They seem to have an especial down on smoking. Yet the “weed” gives innocent enjoyment to millions, everyday! Why not, so long as it’s pure and as free from nicotine as possible? It’s nicotine that is the source of all the trouble, when trouble comes. The imported tobaccos usually contain a lot of it. That’s why we hear of smoking causing heart and nerve trouble' Our New Zealand tobaccos are the purest. You can smoke them every day and all day long and they won’t do you any harm. They contain comparatively very little nicotine. That’s why. They are nnec|Ual!ed for flavour and fragrance too. and yet verv moderate in price. Ask foi ‘Tlivorhcad Gold” mild ; “Navy Cut (Bulldog) medium or “Cut Plug No. 10" (Bullshend) full strength.—Advt.

Cable advice from London states that after 20th. September. 1927 (in London) prices of sheetings and calicoes will have to be advanced. We advise people to buy sheetings now and recommend McKay's, Hokitika, for beat values.—Adyt,