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Hokitika Guardian, 13 May 1933, Page 7

} It was in the “Cathedral City’’ that | a smartly dressed lady went a-slmn- | ming. Interviewing an old fellow in | hi, s wretched home she found him en- ; joying his pipe. “I’m glad,” she said. I with a fiord smile, -“‘to see you afford to smoke in spite of the hare' times.” “D’you smoke yourself, ma’am?” queried the aid man. The iadi stared, “I smoke cigarettes—yes,” ehc replied. “The cigarette to well-to-do ladies is just a plaything,” said the ancient.i '“To me, friendless and weary, the pipe is .a blessing unspeakable. I smoke but one pipe a day.” The lady, highly offended at such plain (speaking, went. “Inso'ent,®’ she muttered. But was he? Tobacco has teen reviled as health-destroying. That depends. 'look at our New Zealand ■brands—practical’y free from nicotine, therefore harmless. Theyire toasted 1 Four varieties: Navy Cut Np, 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bulkhead), and Biverhead Gold—the •sweetest, wholesomest, and most delightful tobaccos procurable in this or any other country. They are abrolutely pure! They will not affect heart, nerves, or throat; —Advt.

’FLU NEWS FfiOM ENCLAND. England lias lately been in the grip of a dangerous influenza epidemic. People are already questioning whether it will reach New Zealand. No need, however, to be afraid 1 of flu if you keep Pulmonag handy. Suck Pulmona6 pastilles and kill ’flu germs. A Pulmonas pastille every few hours is a sure preventative. Is Gd and 2& Gd tins every where.—Aivt.

Doping tlu> stomach can’t cure a cold in the head. That’s illogical. For such an ailment you need the com-mon-sense scientific remedy “Nazol." Treats it at the points of infection. Gives prompt relief. GO do«es for Is fid. 120 doses for 2s fid.—Advt.