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Hokitika Guardian, 21 March 1934, Page 3

AS LIVELY AS EVER Friend: ‘‘How’s Geoffrey’s cold today?” Geoffrey’s.'Mother “The young demon’s as lively as ever. After the fustfew doses of “Baxter’s” he- bucked up wonderfully, and was soon keen to get outside. His cold’s gone now, but he still asks for ‘Baxter’s’ —I think lie' likes-the :flavour.” Few mothers could manage without Baxter’s ■ Lung Preserver—New Z«a--,lalid’s most reliable remedy, Insist on “Baxter’s.” Three, sizes, Is 6d, 2s 6d and 4s 6d everywhere in New Zealand.

NOT SO BLACK AS IT’S PAINTED John and Fred were great friends with many tastes in common. Their opinions about horses, football, and the importance of beard-testing coincided .pr.iA.ty well. And they both were great pipe smokers. “Try this new tobacco,” said Fred to John one day passing over a tin of Red Shield (Dark). “No thanks,” John replied, “it looks rather too strong for me.” “That’s ust where you are mistaken,” said Fred. “I'i’s the smoothest and mellowest tobacco ever smoked. It gets that rich, dark colour because it’s ‘toasted to a turn.’ And that’s the very reason it gives you such a cool, smooth yet full-flavoured smoke.” After trying a pipeful, John realised the (truth of what Fred had told him. Now there is just one more thing on which they are both agreed Red Shield (Dark) is an outstandingly good •pipe tobacco. Some smokers may prefer Blue Shield (Medium). Roth are New Zealand tobaccos at their bent. Only Is 70 per 2 oz, tin, or jn economical. s 1 lb. tins. 13

Piquant pickles and savoury sauces are assured if you use Sharlapd’s Vinegar. Pure, pig.uant, full-flavoured. Made in New .Zealand! In buttle or bulk.— Advt.