Page 6 Advertisements Column 6

Hokitika Guardian, 24 August 1932, Page 6

“He who smokes , dines,’’ .Ro runs the old Spanish proverb, and many a smoker can testify to its, truth. As •i. regular, .substitute for food tobacco-, snipke is of course of little valuv, But ■iif, will certainly deaden the pangs of hunger for a ; time.. It. i»,., however, ;more useful as.a transquiliser of , the mind in. times of mental stress.., At such moments, as every smoker knows. . it is extremely , soothing and comforting. Care should be exercised in . it\ selection, though, If the beneficient influence of the weed, is to be enjoyed to the fivlle?t possible extent it must be pure and of the finest quality. The iNew Zealand tobacco is the best because the toasting .process to which it I is subjected extracts the nicotine from • it, and it is rendered , safe to smoke to any extent. Th e toasting also gives this tobacco its world-famed flavour and delightful aroma. > Only four brands: RiverheacT Gold, Navy Cut No. 3. Cavendish, and Cut Plug *No. 10. Beware of imitaiiiiU I —Advil ,