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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 59, 31 October 1931, Page 2

Tennis shoes. New stock just opened, white, surburn and coloured trims, from 2/11; children's slippers, infants' white kid soled shoes, nurses' buckskin shoes; all the latest in spring footwear. See window, Brown's Shoe Store, Tutanekai Street, next Aard* Library. — New books are arriving direct from London regularly for our Lending Librax-y. Terms, 5/- ar.d 3d per hook. Speeial arrangements made for tourists. Central Book Shop (M. and B. Dorset), next Grand Picture Theatre, Tutanekai St.* Baby's weight. Keep a record of Baby's progress free. We invite you to make use of our up-to-date seales and present you with a card to keep particulars on. Len Fisher, Ltd., Chemist, Fenton Street.*

When the Waikato train reached Mercer the other day, a lady of determined aspect thrust her head in at the door of a second-class smoker, and addressing a small man with a pipe in his mouth who was chatting with other passengers, exclaimed: "Henry! Put that pipe away, and come to my carriage. You've smoked quite enough. D'you Iiear me?" It's toasted tobaeco I'm smoknig, my dear," meekly replied the small man, "there's no nicotine in toasted tohacco, so it can't hurt me." But he was hustled out. "The grey mare," laughed somehody. "Alas! poor Benry!" said somehody else. And they all laughed. But "Henry" was quite right. Tohacco freed of Its nicotine by toasting oannot hurt any one. And that's just where it differs from the imported leaf, more or, less full, as it mostly is, of nicotine. There are only four brands of toasted manufaetured: Riverhead Gold, ' Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3, and Cut Plug No. 10 — all famous for flavour and frag- ' rance. But of course there are imitations. Every good thin'g is imitdted,