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Hawera Star, Volume L, 26 April 1930, Page 5

I Such of the cab'.o news on this page as is so heackd has appeared in "The Times” I and is cabled to Australia and New Zea- ! land by special permission. It should be I understood that the opinions are not thos( of “The Times" unless expressly stated ti I be so. The old-timo Jack-tar was not to iwqll off in many re'sfeets as the modern blue-ja'cket. '.For one thing his tobacco ration consisted of “plug,’ black, as ink and hard as a (brick. Today navy men get ‘ ‘ cut-up. ’ ’ The old “iblack-.jack,” as it was called was far from an ideal smoke owing to the very high percentage of nicotine it contained. JTor that matter practically .ill the American tobaccos in use to-day contain an excess of nicotin'e. Hence the (prevalence amonigst. smokers of heart and nerve troubles. Nicotine is deadly in its action. The only way to get rid of it is to toast the to.badco. Thai, renders it absolutely safe, to smoke, no matter how .freely you may indulge, [Fortunately toasted tobacco is manufactured in New Zealand. Four brands —Tiiverhead 'Gold, Navy Cut, Cavendish and 'Cut Plug. These are the only toasted tobaccos, and for purity, flavour, fragrance and absolute innocuousness they stand alone. (Smokers say they “spoil” you for any other brands. They are certainly quite different from any others. But bewaie- of imitations! -—lll ALWAYS BE READY. Always be ready with Chamberlain's Pain Balm when any small accident happens. There are too many deadly germs flying about for it to lie safe to neglect even a scratch. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a safe, healing liniment. It cleans the wound and forms a cove • ing which helps exclude air and germs and promotes rapid healing. Sold every where.—Advt. For salads, sauces, pickles and general table use stipulate Sharland’s Vinegar. Pure, Piquant, strong. Accept no other. In bulk or bottles; —4 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure—For influenza colds.—Advt.