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Grey River Argus, 8 March 1937, Page 5

The bunch of passengers assembled in the “Smoker” were talking about tobacco as the Limited sped on its way. “I’ve been told more than once,” remarked the grizzled veteran with a smile, “that if I’d saved up all the money I’ve spent on tobacco I’d be bette> > off. Possibly. But when I remember the comfort and , the blessing my pipe has been to me all these years, I think I’ve had my money’s worth.” (“Here! hear!” from several present). “As for tobacco,’ continued the veteran, “I’ve sampled many brands in many Janets and I’ve yet to discover anything better than ’ ‘ toasted ’-—especially Cut Plug No. 10 which I always smoke.” “If you ask me,” chipped in somebody else, “there isn’t anything better.” (Renewed applause). Testimony to the merits of Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish. Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, is constantly accumulating. Not only are these famous brands unequalled for flavour and bouquet but 'thanks to the elimination of the nicotine in them by toasting they may be smoked even to excess and no harm done.—Advt.

Wallpapers in modern designs, neW colourings. Call and.see the latest ship, ment just opened.—Smith and Smith Ltd., Mackay St., Greymouth.—Advt. •