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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 June 1944, Page 3

“Home, Sweet Home!” Make up the fire and throw a log or two on it, with a bright little kettle singing merrily on the hob. On the small table set out the Scotch, the lemon, loaf-sugar and sundries. Draw your easiest easy chair up to the blaze, light your pipe or cigarette, lean well back, open your book—and you’re in for a good time even if you are “all on your lonesome.” What should you load your pipe with, or make your cigarette of? Well, for the pipe there’s nothing like Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). But if you like something milder there’s Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), or Cavendish (the sporting mixture). Should you prefer cigarettes, roll your own with Riverhead Gold, Desert Gold, or Pocket Edition. You can’t get anything so good if you pay double the money for it. The six brands of this splendid tobacco contaiij so little nicotine (being toasted) that you can smoke them for hours without burning your tongue or irritating your throat. There’s no “bite” in toasted!—l93.