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Whore does the elay used in manufacture of clay pipes come from. Chiefly from Teignmouth, Devon and it’s the same quality as that used lor chinaware. Clay pipe making was to merlv a flourishing industry, tor elaxwere in universal use at one time. But they have been quite superseded the’ all-conquering briar, just as most brands of tobacco have been superseded in this country by “toasted ’ which is purer, finer flavoured more fragrant, soothing and comforting (and less harmful) than most brands on the ma ket How do the manufacture! s a< complish this? By means of toasting (their own special process), uhich largely frees the leaf from nicotine. You can smoke toasted as free y as jou please, with impunity. You never tire if- it never “goes back on you. There are onlv five brands—three for , 1 ■ „ r,, t pine No. 10 (Bullshead), No 3 (B.nJog The other two-Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold-make the finest cigarettes you ever sampled. But when vou buy don’t accept substitutes. There’s no substitute for toasted.

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Grey River Argus, 4 May 1936, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Grey River Argus, 4 May 1936, Page 7