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Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1934, Page 2

i The wond, so long m the doldrums, ' is beginning to sit up anrl take noti'e [again. vM .long last it looks as it there really is a good time coming! | One infallible sign of returning prosperity is the increased demand for tob;:ee.o. Smokers are like that. When a chap is down on his lurk ami feeling as cheap as fourpence ha’penny he craves for tob eco to buck him up. When the clouds start to roll by ho wants to smoke like billy-o, he’s so -'ofly gl-d, and feels iustified in spending a bit more on the weed. That s the explanation of the milk in the cocoa-hut, and of the extra run upon the five brands: Cut flog No. 10 •(Bullshead), Piverhoad Gold, Cavendish. N'w Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) and Desert Cold. Full of delightful fragrance, and quite harmless because toasted ami thus practically free from nicotine, they possess an irresistible ,attra'l ion for smokers. So good are they that they rival the choicest imiport od—a ml come, considerably cheap- . er! But see that you get the genuine toasted I—Advt,1—Advt,