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Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1929, Page 8

‘Some of my trousseau linen —and stiff in constant use •3 ss The life of your linen always depends on the way it is washed. J The gently-cleansing “Victory' suds lengthen linen-life because they cannot harm even the frailest fabric. For all Washing and Cleaning use M Victory'—the hand economical soap with the pleasing perfume. Icim SOM McLEOD BROS. LTD., Manufacturer*,

Wha-t's the difference ’twixt whisky iind tobacco? It has been defined thus; ‘‘Whisky makes you talk. Tobacco makes you think.” “It’s a fact that great painters, sculptors, musicians, writers, chess-players and orators are generally great smokers. Anti-tobaccoites will tell you that smokers are the slaves of a vicious habit and run all sorts of terrible risks. As a matter of fact if tobacco is used, and not abused, it won’t hurt anybody, provided it is of good quality, and of course the less nicotine it contains the better. Unfortunately most of the American tobaccos fairly reek with the poison. And that’s where they differ from our New Zealand grown brands which are delightfully cool and full of flavour and fragrance. They owe their splendid quality largely to being toasted, and are the only tobaccos thus treated., The toasting it is that eliminates the nicotine. They are exclusively manufactured by the National Tobacco Company, Ltd., (pioneers of the N.Z. tobacco industry). Ask for “Riverliend Cold’’ (mild), “Navy Cut” (medium), “Cavendish .Mix-, furo” (medium) or “Cut Plug No ' 10” (full strength).—Advli /