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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 July 1939, Page 2

New books and reprints at B. Dixon’s, Ltd., postages' in brackets: “Disgrace Abounding,’’ by Douglas- Reed, 13/6, (7d). “Gone With the Wind," by Margaret Mitchell, S/6 (sd). ‘So They Began,” by John Guthie 4/6 (3d). “Fl-ying. Fox and Drifting Sand,” by Francis] Ratcliffe, S/6 (7d). “Union Now,” by Clarence K. Strait, 13/6 (4d). “The Juice of the Pomegranate,” by Ethel M. Dell, 4/6 (4d). “Quinn's Pruning for Australia.” 5/6 (Id). “Pear’s Cyclopaedia,” 4/6 (7d). “’('lie Ari. of Debating." 1/9 (2d). “Clmppcll’s Five Figure Mathematical Tables.” J.o/6 (7d). “Questions & Answers” Diesel. Semi-Diesel and Other Inter nal Combustion Engines,” 15/- (4d). Advt.

We all run risks every day that are practically unavoidable. Who knows, tor example, that the occupant of the next seat in tram, bus or train is not suffering from ’flu or something else that’s “catching”? And there may not be another seat vacant for you—so you just have to chance it. A great safeguard 1 when travelling is to keep pipe or cigarette going. Tobacco smoke is a wonderful disinfectant. The tobacco shoiijd be of good quality, ami whether for disinfectng purposes or pure enjoyment, “.toasted” is the best. It’s famous for its purity, flavour and aroma, and so comparatively harmless dial even overindulgence won’t affect you. The toasting (manufacturer's own process) is the secret. It is toasting that eliminates the nicotine and renders this beautiful tobacco safe. Tim live genuine toasted brands. Cut Plug No. la (Bullshead). Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish. Riverhead Gold and' Desert Gold, are everywhere in evidence. Go where you will you’ll find them on sale. But be sure when buying you are getting .the real thing. Imitations are worthless. —Advt.