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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 April 1934, Page 12

In that amusing book “Husbands and How to Manage Them,” the writer relates how, during the engagement, she told her intended that if he would not abandon smoking for her sake she’d know he cared more for his pipe than he did for her. So he gave in, and they were married. Six months later she begged him to start smoking again! —“and he became a different man!” “My advice to all wives.” says this vivacious lady, is “Let Him Smoke! Tobacco is a wonderful sweetener of the temper.” It is—if it’s the right kind. Brands containing a lot of nicotine (there are plenty of them'!) upset the nerves, and when a! man’s nerves go wrong his temper may prove the reverse of amiable. “New Zealand Toasted” is the purest tobacco—and the best. Almost free from nicotine (which is toasted! out. of it) this beautiful tobacco is an harmless as it is fragrant, and delicious. The four brands are: Navy Cut. No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold, and Cut Plug No. .10 (Bullshead). — Advt.

, ~, PILES—SPEEDY BELIEF! ] Hundreds suffer from this distressing malady, which is not only painful, but dangerous. Zaun Double Absorption Treatment is a. proved 1 emedy, and you may obtain a generous trial treatment for sixpence, to ’ cover packing and postage. Zann Proprietary. Box 952, Wellington. ’ Booklets and stocks of “Zann” ob- J tainable from Hanwell Williams and 1 Ross, Chemists, Greymouth. 7.