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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 February 1940, Page 12

An amusing story is going the rounds. A certain young Wellingtonian chancing to meet a pal who had recently got married asked him jokingly how he liked matrimony. “I feel like a boy again,” laughed the newlymade benedict. “I’m smoking on the sly once more!” Of course there are wives, even now, who don’t smoke and object very strongly to their husbands smoking, and it must be confessed that brands of tobacco there are the smoke from which is rank and offensive. Husbands who have to smoke “on the sly”- should change over to “toasted” and they’ll find it quite unnecessary to indulge in secret. The smoke from “toasted” is so pure and fragrant that no wife (or indeed anyone else) can reasonably object to it,

simply because toasting largely frees * this beautiful tobacco from nicotine and renders it harmless. There’s no “bite” in “toasted.” Ask for (and see you get) Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut-No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, and you’ll get the genuine article—not some worthless imitation.—Advt.

T> RIGHT Light Enamels . are unsurpassed for , bathrooms, kitchenettes, etc. Beautiful shadek—high gloss.—Smith and Smith, Ltd.