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Hokitika Guardian, 14 June 1929, Page 8

"Should women smoke?” asked a London daily recently. “Wcdl, most of them do, anyhow. And why not. Sauce for the Sander should he sauce for the goose. There’s no more harm in smoking than there is in eating vour dinner as long as the baccy is a right. The trouble is it’s so often all wrong. Those foreign brands, with their high of nicotine, would Jax the constitution of an ostrich*if ostriches smoked. And you can’t smoke stuff like that without paying the penalty in impaired health sooner or later. The safe way is to stick to the New Zealand tobaccos. They can’t hurt even the inveterate smoker because they contain so little nicotine. Delightful smoking, too! Full of flavour and fragrance. And t.liev don’t "Into.” They owe their virtues largely to the fact that the leaf is toasted. Popular P'nerlicad Cold (mild aromatic), Cavendish fan agreeable medium), Na\y Cat No. 3 (a blend of choice tobaccos) and Cut Plug No. 10 (neb, daik and full-flavoured). They are on sale by tobacconists every where.—Advt.

When 01 tiering vinegar get the best _:isk for Sharland’s Vinegar. Pure piquant, strong. It is the.best money <nn buy. In bottle or bulk.—Advt. Ten only ladies tweed and velour coats—back numbers, a gift at 4s lid and 9s lid; 12 last year’s oonts, lur trimmed, 90s to 100 s now 19s Hd to clear. McKay’s Great Sale. —Advt. For fine flavour, strength and purity ! Thailand’s Vinegar cannot be excelled. 'Stipulate Sharland’s next time you buy , vinegar, in bottle or bulk.—Advt.