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Hokitika Guardian, 21 June 1932, Page 7

CAR SKIDS. “What happened to Brown?” “Oh, he sneezed at the wheel one wet day, his car skidded and he woke up in the hospital,” Brown .should have carried Buhnonns with him, Nothing like Pujinonas to counter exposure to cold and wet weather, Pulm'onas stop sneezing, allay irritation, give relie f from threatened colds,

Charged at a Canterbury bush town ship wtih stealing a t>n of tobacco accused (a swagger) owned up, Sain lie went to the store to buy a lc »i with the last “thrip’ny” lie had. No one was in, and when he saw a lot oi tins of tobacco lying about l 'he fel. for one of 'em, ’cause he hadn’t had a smoke for a week, and knew the brand.” It appeared that the theti was witnessed by a boy who told the police. The magistrate was lenient, and turning to the prosecutor he said: “You yourself are not blameless. Yoi left your store unattended for 20 minutes with a number of tins of a populai brand of tobacco lying about, thus putting temptation into the way of ai tramp that came along.” The “popi lar brand of tobacco” leferred to ihiis worship was the well-known Cu Plug No. 10—one of kh e four brands of ‘‘toasted” so much fancied by -smokers the others being Navy Cut No. 3. Cavendish and Eiverhead Gold, Next to (no nicotine (in the- e tobaccos. They’re toasted ! —Advt.

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