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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11933, 27 January 1936, Page 2

‘'l've net smoked for donkey's years." lie chatted to tin* tobacconist, “t'sed tp smoke a lot when I lived in America—strong stuff, strong enough to make your hair curl! Had to chuck it! Nerves wouldn't stand it. Doctor's orders. So I stopped smoking, altogether. lint just lately I’ve been hankering for a pipe again. (Jot any really sate stuff, not too strong?" "Dots." said the tobacconist, "lint the best of I lie linneli if you ask me )s Navy Cut No. .'i (llnlldog. Medium. The manufacturers toast it. .Some special process of their own.' That brings out pie flavour and the fragrance too. (Jets the nicotine out of it likewise. So it don't affect the heart or nerves." "Sounds too good to lie true.” laughed the old smoker, "you ought to have a big sale for it." "f sure have.” said the tobacconist, ‘and for the other genuine toasted brands —Cut I’.vug No 10 (Bullsheadl. Cavendish. Itiverhead Gold and Desert Gold. Most of my ‘regulars' smoke toasted. You'll like Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog).” He did!