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Hokitika Guardian, 29 July 1930, Page 8

NF^ C w* / M i cam Mot m “STOP!” signals Policeman John.... “you can’t come till it's dry. Then you’ll see how clean our floor is.” Laundrine is Mother's favourite household soap . It lathers well without waste, and never makes hands rough or red. In »®ss McLEOD BROS., LTD., Manufacturers.

Master your toughest hauling jobs with the v Master Speed Wagon SPEED REO WAGOJN ‘lusui passeil to-day tor stubborn pulling power and for reliaok* p<» foruunce under adverse cdrditiouß. WEST COAST AGENT: Q yy PENROSE SUPERIOR SERVICE STATION, ’PHONE 274, RUSSELL STREET, WESTPORT.

Tli© man in the seedy black frock coat leaned forward to remark to the chap on the opposite seax of the orawded tram-oar: “My friend, if providence had intended you to smoke it would have put a chimney in your head.” The party addressed removed his battered briar, to reply; “And if providence had intended you to stick your long nose into other people’s business, it would have put a metal tip to it, Mister,” Everybody roared—bar the crank. To hear some of these tobacco haters you’d imagine smoking was a crime. But ’baccy’s all right so long as it’s pure. Most imported brands are not. Full of nicotine. And nicotine’s as deadly as prussic-acid, although slower in iits action. If yon want pure tobaccc smoke toasted New Zealand, as thousands are doing. The toasting kills the poison. You can smoke to your heart’s content without fear of consequences. There are only four brands of toasted—Riveihcad Gold, Navy Cut No 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. They are all delightful smoking. —-Advt.