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Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1931, Page 6

■. V [ '' 1 Tif ,■ ; ‘ yoii jal match, Sir?” in a*-W'ellmgtdn -‘Street carl. pappod tlic man addressed, ‘•haven’t (tot one,' woiilcl'ii’t give it if’ T had. Smoking a shocking waste of time and money.” ‘‘l’m not wasting your time or your money either’’ came the reply. The surly passenger grunted. There are men like that unfortunately. They get no pleasure out of life, and hate to see others get any. The chap that has no use for tobacco is to he pitied. Only the smoker knows the joy or smoking. It’s a very harmless: pleasure, too. Choose your tobacco wisely, that’s, all., and avoid brardis loaded with nicotine, as most of the imported leaf is. Our Toasted Now Zealand tobacco is the stuff! The toasting neutralises the" poisonous nicotine', so that you can smoke all you wantvvith, absolute safety. Toasted leaf has a most delightful .flavour, by they Way, and a rare fragrance of its own. There are only four brands; Piverhond Gold, Cut Plug No. 10, Cavendish, and Nnvv Cut No. 3.

THE 10 PER CENT CUT. A 10 per cent cut on wages is bad enough, but how many could stand a 10 per cent cut on health. Yet that is what happens when let coughs and colds attack us, 'destroying our vital ity. Keep Pulmonas handy. A sure safeguard against coughs, colds and other throat infections. Obtainable everywhere. Is Od and 2s fid.—Advt.

•‘‘The Laws of Compensation” seems ‘sublime To v growing youth exultant ,in its prime, But aching age finds little to console In merely survival —Nature’s niggard dole. j “The Law of Compensation’’ brings one boon AY here science pours it to a silver j spoon— For gasoing lungs there’s ease and comfort- sure In soothing Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

Old age gets the happy Yens ton feeling after eating Yeaston Tablets. W. E. Williams, Chemist.—Adyt.