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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 January 1941, Page 8

George Robey, the famous London 'comedian, relates in his amusing reminiscences that he smoked his first cigarette when he was 14, and enjoyed it so much that he annexed one of his father’s pipes, and had a go at that.” He sums up that experience in two words—“Oh‘my!” He left tobacco severely alone after that for a long time. Then he tried again, “and ever since has preferred a pipe to any other way of smoking.” .Well, .there’s nothing like a pipe—unless It’s a cigarette. But make sure your tobacco’s right. It should be pure, have flavour and aroma, and be as t free as possible from nicotine. So those who smoke “toasted” can’t go far wrong! For it’s wonderfully pure, there’s next -to no nicotine in it, because it’s toasted, '■ consequently harmless. And as for flavour and ■bouquet, where can you find its equal? Five brands only of the genuine toasted: Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold. Th'ey vary in strength, but the quality’s the same —unappro*’' ,l " | Oe.—R.P. 11.—Advt.