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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1931, Page 3

Told liy 1 1 idoctor Hint lie must., for the present., limit himself to three pipes n day, a Timaru man invested in a huge briar holding ahmit a r(u;irt.(*r of an ounce. I.iater he confessed to til*' trick he had played remarking; that his three hie; pipes a day had done him no harm because he smoked New Zealand toasted, tobacco. The doctor agreed. The explanation is that whjle I he foreign tobaccos all eontaih an excess of nicotine the New Zealand tobacco contains next to none, because il is toasted and ' the toasting eliminates the poison and makes the baccy safe to smoke to any extent. Tliere are. by the way, only four brands of ed manufactured: Idiverbead (<old, Cavendish, Navy (hit No. ft. and (>nt Plug No. 10. They varv in strength but, are all of them famous for their line llavonr and tin-rivalled aroma. The success attained bv these beanti fill tobaccos has had the usual efieet—they are being imitated—and smokers will do well to b e on their guard when buying.—Advt.

COUCHS VERY INFECTIOUS. Scientists allege tlisit a rough can he caught at a distance of 6ft. How necessary it is always to have triennial handy At the first sign C'heriinal will dislodge the phlegm and soothe flu- tickle. This powerful, soothin'!; halm will smash up any "cough almost overnight. Obtainable at- L. Gooch and Co., storekeepers.— Advt. Where housewives'’ shine-'-polishing floors, furniture and linoleums with “Tan-o’ ” Gives a bright, lasting shine—easy to apply—eeonomical to 'mv All grocers.—Advt. The circle of infection for coughs, colds, sore throats, and influenza includes the throat and nose. Hi sin feet the bronchial passages with Nazol;’’ A sure, safeguard against •'feci,on Ni-rv double' size—l9P fed • lUfiCii for s?s" titj