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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1932, Page 3

A smartly attired girl, after finishing lunch at a fashionable Sydney restaurant, without rising from her tabie lit a cigarette. -Seated opposite was an elderly grey-haired lady who; looked quite shocked. Just then the; girl’s escort was called to the ’phone.; and the old lady addressing the young; one, .said : “My dear, what would vour 1 - Mother say if she could see you smok- - [ in.g: j ” The girl laughed. "Oh,” sh'e replied, “Mother wouldn’t mind. Smokes any amount herself." Theold. lady sighed. Perhaps she was thinking of the unbridgable gap ’twixt Vic- 1 torinn days and 1931. Hut' ready smoking is quite alright for either ’-sex.. provided the tobacco is above reproach 1 Alas! it so often isn’t. Take tit ! American tobaccos and what do yon' hud? Practically all of them overloaded with nicotine. Had lor the health ? Of course! Destructive. Northern's hardly any nicotine in our N.Z. Rivorhead Hold, Navy Cut No. 3. Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10 All toasted.—Advt. I

When you Imy vinegar get Iha bfjt ‘.New Zealand-made. Ask specially for .Sliarland’s Vinegar. So pure, so piquant, so strong. In bottle or bulk. All ITOCL'I’S. A dvr.

‘HUSBAND AND WIFE’S HANDBOOK.” (By Dr. Hultert Alcott). 4 CONCISE TREATISE o n a subjcct ol Vital Importance to ill married persons and those intending to marry. Together with our booklet of appliances. Those two books posted under plain wrapper for Is only. CHEMISTS' SUPPLIES 00., Box IKT. Ohriatcburch