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Hokitika Guardian, 27 May 1930, Page 3

Mere beauty does not always reign supreme, . Altho’ in abstract still the poet's theme. A Homely -Syren oft 5 . .secures “the palm,’’ Where languid beauty jacks a win- , ning charm. 1 More dosing for a cold may not suffice, For they who .flout sphvin _.-com monr sense advice--Beware relapses j and be always sure Each dose is Woods’ Great ‘Peppermint- Cure.

Soene: “Smoker” of city .traiti-car, Stern-facec! anti tobaccoite to strdhger in the full enjoyment qf his pipe: “Do you know, my friend, there’s enough poison in that pipe cf yotirs to kill a field-mouse or 37 blue bottle flies?” “That so? Well, if ever I see a field-mouse smoking a ’pipe. I’ll HI the cat!” Joking apart, there’s ti lot of nonsense talked and written about smoking- sut as long as the baccy is pure, with little nicotine in it., it' can’t do much harm. But there’s the rub! The imported tobaccos just reek with -nicotine. That’s why their habitual use is so unwise. They are de- ' structive to the nerves and often effect the heart. Too much nicotine! How is it? Our New Zealand brands are all but free from the poi-on. You can smoke them freely with ‘absolute safety. Thousands of smokers are doing it. Oh, yes, there are brands to suit -all tastes. Those most fancied >re: “Navy Cut,” Cay? -uh;> • “ltiverhead Gold,” and ‘Cut Plug No. 10.”- Vdvt

Tn cold, damp weather, always keep “nazol” handy. Take some drops on sugar, or inhale occasionally. The surest safeguard against coughs and oolds. 60 doses for Is 6d.—AHvt. '