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Hokitika Guardian, 6 September 1930, Page 6

A little Auckland flapper caught •smoking a surreptitious cigarette v.as severely admonished by mamma, ‘\Hut .Mother, ” pleaded the culprit, 'you used to smoke yourself!” ; 'l did.” confessed mamma, “and I’ve seen the folly of it.’’ "Hut 1 want to see Tie folly of it, too,” pouted Miss Kd-een-years-oid. The fascination of tobacco appeals to all alike. The craving is insistent. And why not? Smoking is not a crime. It won’t hurt anybody so long as the tobacco is right. The great thing is to steer clear.of brands full of nicotine as practically ad the imported lines are. The world’s purest and best tobaccos are the toasted New Zealand sorts. The toasting neutralises the poisonous nicotine and renders the tobacco absolutely harmless. There are only four toasted bands on the . market—[Overhead 1 . Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3, and Cut Plug No.. TO. Of vaiyn gi strength, they are till remarkable for their delicious flavour and delugin'ful aroma. They will not burn tbe tongue however freely they are indulged in, and they leave the mouth sweet and clean.—Advt.

1 lionise Ives have si •still center role. Clearly’ the -cruel'est and wickedest thing that could‘be done on either side would be to foster bitterness and hatred and to add fuel to the flames of racial animosities. . “For long years our two great countries have been knit together to the undoubted wellbeing lof 'both. Is it too much to hope itliat bitterness may be east out and that the future may see a rebirth of mutual under-, standing and respect?”

Latest in art silk dress goods, Fastomaterials for lingerie,, in plain ancl sun, Tobralco and Jeff rones. Dainty floral—Addisons.—Advt.