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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 December 1934, Page 2

j Edgar Wallace (bit of a back number, now) began as a tobacco hater and lived to be a tobacco lover; Twitted by non-smokers With his change of front, he would say, with a laugh, “as a man grows older he grows wiser—sometimes!” Wallace wrote at night—often all night—and when absorbed in spinning his yarns his pipe was seldom out of his mouth. His tobacco (own blend) was quite . famous for flavour and purity, in j which respects it closely resembled | our beautiful New Zealand toasted brands, which enjoy the unique dis•tifletion of being almost free from nicotine. Old smokers say they “spoil” you for any other. They certainly possess a wonderful flavour and fascinating fragrance. Moreover, they are harmless. The toasting is responsible; it eliminates the nicotine —the source of .all the ills known to smokers. There are only five toasted brands: Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Riverhead • Gold, and Desert Gold. The two latter make the finest cigarettes going. Roll your own—and save money.—Advt. '

There’s a subtle difference in the j flavour of sauces and pickles made! with SHARLAND’S VINEGAR. It’s' full, piquant flavour MAKES the sauce or nickle. In bottle or bulk. All j Stores. —Advt. I Dainty Floral Bedroom Wallpapers,' Primrose, Pink, Blue tonings.—SMlTH and SMITH, LIMITED, late Badger and Co., Mackay Street. i