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Hokitika Guardian, 20 July 1936, Page 2

REL 'ev^ r R eac j this letter:— ~ “I {eel I must tell you of the good Lane s Emulsion hss done my little toddler. Some months ago she had whooping cough and had just recovered from that when she got Influenza and Bronchitis. We were very worried, when we decided to try your Emulsion. She has just finished the first large bottle she is much plumper and quite rosy, and the cough is just about gone. She looks so well now. ’ (Name on request.) a/9 & 4’9 a bottle at all Chemists and Stores. EMULSION “Bai Jove old thing, your cigarettes are wealiy top-hole done hewknow.” Thus the youth new chum in the plus fours to his friend in the opposite corner of a first-class “smoker.” “Yaas, wealiy, honah bwight. Where chew say you bought them, deah boy?” “I t.idn’t buy them. I roll them myself.” “Not wealiy? Then what’s your tobacco, old chappie, if I may ask? I’d like so mu.h to get some, dontchewknow.” “No difficulty about that,” smiled his cobber. “Any tobacconist ViTlI supply you. Ask for a tin of Riverhend Gold. It’s one of the toasted brands.” “Well, I’ve nevah smoked any cigaret'e tobacco that I like bettah.” “Thero isn’t any hotter, Algv.” replied his friend. “Hut why toasted, old man?” “Toasting eliminates the nicotine, so you got a clean, fresh and fragrant smoko. Harmless too. Also cheap. I can made ten full-sized cigarettes for 4d;” Just fancy! Buy inoah toasted brands, old sport?” “Yes, four. Desert Gold, (another splendid toasted blend), and three for the pipe Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead).”- —Advt.