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Hokitika Guardian, 31 October 1933, Page 8

Doirt try any old remedy for that cold—try TonkingV Linseed Emulsion. Its popularity is its recommendation. Unlqualled as a pleasant and safe remedy. Prevents coids leading to more serious lung complaints. Sold everywhere. Is fid, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. —Advt.

It 'was in the “Cathedral City’’ that a 6inartly dressed lady went a-slum-ming. Interviewing an old fellow in his wretched home she found hint enjoying his pipe. “I’m glad',” she said. with 1 a hard smile, -\“to see you (i» affortl to smoke in spite of the hard times.” “D’ydu smoke yourself, ma'am?’’ queried the' aid man. The ,lady stared, “I smoke cigarettes—yes,” she replied. ‘-The cigarette to well-to-do ladies is just a plaything,” said the ancient. “To. me, friendless and weary, the pipe is a blessing unspeakable.' I smoke but one pipe a day.” The lady, highly offended at. such plain speaking,, went.. “Insolent,” she muttered. But. was he? ..Tobacco has been reviled as { health-destroying. That depends. ‘Look at our New Zealand brands—practically free from nicotine, therefore harmless. They’re toasted ! Four varieties: Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Gut Hug No. 10 (Bullshead), and Riverhead Gold —the sweetest, wholesomest, and most delightful tobaccos procurable in this or any other country. They are absolutely pure! They will n ot affect heart, nerves, or throat!—Advt.

A cold in the head needs treatment m the Inad. inhale “hfazol.” Treats coughs and colds and all such kindred ailments at the points of infection. Gives prompt relief. 120 doses for 2s fid. 60 doses for 1b fid.—Ad\i.