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Hokitika Guardian, 2 August 1930, Page 3

“My,tongue feels us if I’d massaged .it with a nutmeg-grater,” laughingly remarked a. City man to bis tobacconist the other morning. “Smoked rather a lot yesterday—always do on Sundays. But I find my tongue gets iso re now after two or three pipes and 1 sometimes think I’ll chuck smoking for keeps.” “Try a different brand,” said tbe tobacconist. “Can recommend toasted New Zealand. Coolest ’baccy I know. Nice flavour and beautiful ibouquet. You can smoke it* for hours without burning your tongue. It’s and toasting extracts most of the nicotine—a big ooiivt in its favour. Too much nicotine in the imported stuff. Brands? Only four brands of toasted: Rivcrhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3, and Cut Plug No. 10. J am selling a lot of all four.. They are all different strength. I know you like a medium so suppose you try a tin of Toasted Navy Cut No. 3? It’s really good.” The customer nodded. Now he smokes nothing else.—Advt.

PREVENTION IS BETTER . . . PULMONAS. At the first sign “of a cough or cold slip a Pulmona into your mouth. The antiseptic, soothing vapours liberated as the pastille dissolves sweep through the breathing system-, breaking up mucus, allaying irritation and killing the germs of infection, Pulmonas .are preventative and curative. Is fid and '2s fid everywhere.—Advt,