Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 141, 4 March 1918, Page 7

Is smoking injurious? It entirely depends upon circumstances. If you are a heavy smoker, and smoke habitually some of the American brands in common use, heavily charged yith nicotine, constant smoking will most certainly affect tho action of the heart, end possibly the nerves. If you xdulgo in a mild tobacco containing only a email percentage of nicotine you will experience no such ill-effects. Tako tho vrllknown Hawkc's Bay tobacco, Gold Pouch, fof example. Hero you have an absolutely genuine tobacco tf excellent flavour and aroma. It is so pure that it contains only about U per cent, of nicotine. That is why it :s comparatively innocuous. It won't bite tho tonguo or affect the heart. "No language," says a famous ireneral, ''can 'accurately describe the comfort enjoyed from a pipe, when exposed to stvcw weather in trenches, or the power it has to stay the stomaoh-crave, when no food is to be had, and this notion of tobacco, under such circumstances cannot be harmful." Of all tobaicos known, thfl N.Z.-grown Gold Pouch :s said to bo tho least injurious by ';\r, trv it, and »-nii will become an enthusiast— Advt.