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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12904, 3 July 1936, Page 7

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At a Rotary luncheon in South Canterbury the oilier day the talk drifted round to smoking, and an ancient mariner remarked, “I'd he lost without my pipe! When •some months ago i consulted my doctor for throat tumble lie hinted i .might have to give tip smoking, altogether. 1 was fkibbergasted! Seeing mo upset ho asked what brand of tobacco I usually smoked. ‘Cut it out!’ he roared when I told him, ‘like so many brands today it’s foul with nicotine!’ Then lie calmed down. ‘You’ll have to go s ! ow for a bit,’ .ho said, ‘but smoking in moderation—till you’re better—won't hurt you, so long as it’s toasted—tlio genuine toasted L mean, mind. I smoke it myself. There’s next to .ho nicotine in it.’ Well, I did as I was told and was soon O.K. Cut 1 still stick to toasted. You can’t beat it!” ym.okcrs everywhere will say, “Hear! hear!” But, as the doctor said it must be genuine toasted—Out dug No. ,10 (Bullsliead). Cavendish. Navy Cut No. (Bulldog), Riverhead Cold and Desert Gold. “AGE IS WEAK AND COLD.” —Shakespeare Cold weather brings distressing colds and resulting weakness to elderly people. Serious bronchial ailments sometimes follow. The sufferer should be kept wtirih and given regular doses or Baxter’s Lung "Preserver. Gives wonderful relief also in eases of night coughing atid ' a boon because of its ionic properties. “Baxter’s” is most pleasant and most effective. All chemist’s and stores— DG,.S7G and 4/6.