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Hokitika Guardian, 11 December 1933, Page 7

Wonderful is the power of tobacco m safe-guarding smokers from infection ! A lady in writing to the Auckland “Star’’ related, how during the terrible epidemic of influenza in 1918, she volunteered to help nurse the Auckland sick, and with her assistants tended patients innumerable in their own homes. The sole precaution observed 'by these ladies before entering a sick room wag to smoke * cigarette. Not one of them : contracted the malady ! Also out of the man . drivers of ambulances conveying patients only four wer, e affected and of those four three were non-smokers! Of course the tobacco used for disinfecting purposes should be good.. So, of course, should the tobacco used by ordinary smokers who value their health. The best tobaccog iare the New Zealand toasted ones. Toasting absorbs the nicotine, and you can smoke them not only with the keenest enjoyment but with absolute safety. There are only four brands of toasted: Navy Cut No. 3, (Bulldog), ißiverhead Gold, Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10 .(Bullshead). Oj course there are imitations. Every good thingTs imitated. Beware!—Advt,

Caution) I* you want to remedy coughs and colds use Tonbing’s Linseed Emulsion. Succeeds wlnsre others fail. Builds up the system against more serious aud lung ailments. Sold everywhere. Is fid. 2« fid and fid—A.dvt -Dorn try any old remedy for that cold—try Linseed Emulsion. Its popularity ig its reoommendution. Unlqualled as a pleasant and safe remedy. Prevents colds leading to more serious lung complaints. Sold everywhere. Is fid, 2s fid and 4s fid. —Advt,