Most sniokers liko chanpe now aiid then. 1 liey may smoko ono-brand for months, or for years. But sooner or later comes a hankering for a cr.ange. If tired of the foi'eign-iiianufaclnral brands you are accustomed lo use, .try Gold Pouch, the Now /icaland-grown tobacco. Here you have an entirely different tobacco, and a thorough c'li.Mige. Its purity will please you. Comparatively free from nicotine, it appeals to the nyin whose pipe is constantly in bis mouth. He can smoke Gold Pouch "till further orders," without experiencing the disagreeable effects following the constant use of some of the imported brands, heavily charged with nicotine, the very free use of which will certainly affect the nerves'in the long run, and possibly the action of the heart. Gold Pouch is peculiarly soothing, and a taste for it is quickly acquired. The manufacturers have studied i|,e -wants of the smoker, they have not raised their price, and the quantity obtainable for the usual shilling is especially generous. —Advt, 1
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 135, 25 February 1918, Page 8
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166Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 135, 25 February 1918, Page 8
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