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Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1933, Page 8

“Tell me,” said tile tobacco-hater, excitedly “one. single, j good .. .point ...possessed by tobacco.” . Here he glared defiantly • at. - .. hi s fe,]low-passengers in th. ei ,,Wellington tram, and . ‘.‘paused for a reply.- catne., “I can , tell you i two or .’three,, governor,”, remarked the man;, smoking .the big calabash. “What- are -they?” snapped, the .crabjk:. “Firstly,” gaid. the, ...calabash- smoker, “it wards off- infection. l . There.’, s ,no finer disinfectant than. tobacco-smoke. Ask any-doctor. Secondly . tobapeosmoke’ preserves thei. .teeth,, -sind-.pre-vents decay. Ask any -dentist. Thirdly it bucks you up no end when you’re feeling as-cheap as twopenoe-halfpenny. It heightens one’s joy and soothes one’, 3 sorrors.” • (Hear, ■ Hear i—from everybody, bar the crank, who scowlingly tried to speak again, and finding they, wouldn’t let him, dried up). Yes, bile weed has many virtues but there’s none like the four renowned toasted brands: Cut Plug No. 10, Riverhsad Gold, ■Cavendish, and Navy Cut No. 3. For flavour and fragrance they challenge the world! Absolutely harmless, too I They are toasted;—and safe to smoke even to excess—Advt.