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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 2 August 1918, Page 8

Smoker's heart 'is a distressing malady caused chiefly through the effects of an alkaloid called nicotine, which is extremely pcisouous. Strong tobaccos, with a high percentage o f nicotine, should therefore be avoided. When selecting a brand, the smoker should not be guided by the appearance alone, because even an apparently mild cigarette tobacco of- a bright lemon color may contain—and often does contain—an excess of nicotine. Bub more injurious as a rule are the dark juicy grades meant for pipe smoking. This juice fouls the pipe and is responsible tor the soppiness and bite; it also impairs the combustibility. A freely burning tobacco is never soppy. Take, for instance, our New Zealand grown Gold Pouch tobacco. There you have an absolutely pure article, which can be smoked contmuouslv without the slightest after effects. It burns to the last shred, leaving the mouth sweet and clean. So highly is New Zealand tobacco commented, upon by doctors and j experts that 'it is merely a question of time when the growing and manufacturing of New Zealand leaf will become one of our most important industries.— Advt. For Influenza, take "Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. Is 6d 2s 6d.—Advt, Eud-of^season specials — Velveteen, corded, in purple, terra and cream, usui ally 3/6. now 2/9; ripple cloth, sky, , pink and cream, 1/9; stripe flannelette, ! 7£d; white flannelette. 9id; 50in. cream j casement cloth, 1/4; wheeling wools, 1/2 i —At J. C. Gillett's. the Busy Draper. , —Advt. i (pUv tTie best is soocl enough for ! <rour family. Use "Hudson's Ballooo j *>rj!V"l." t-liP absolutely pure Baking Po wde-r. — Advt.