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NZ Truth, Issue 1240, 5 September 1929, Page 5

There's no satisfactory substitute for tobacco. Many have ' been tried —and found wanting. , The best known of these Is the stuff called "herb tobacco," which is about as much like the real thing' as hop-beer Is like champagne. Even the genuine ' foreign tobaccos vary, enormously m quality* But they possess one glaring defect m common— they axe all more ox less full' Of nicotine, ajid . smokers cannot absorb a poison like that; Into the system continuously without paying tha penalty sooner or later.; . ; The purest tobaccos of ■ ail are those ; grown m New Zealand and manufactured by the National 'Tobacco Co., Ltd. (the pioneers of the tobacco industry m the Dominion). These are the only toasted brands procurable, and this process eliminates, the nicotine and renders the; tobacco, safe to smoke; The toasting also develops - flavour and fragrance. Ask-any tobacconist for. Navy Cut (a choice 'blend of • medium /strength), Cavendish (the famous sporting mixture), Riverhead Gold (a delicious aromatic) or Cut Plug No. 10 (rich, dark and fuU flavoured).* ■>. y