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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4803, 28 June 1939, Page 6

Next Free Delivery to your own door by our Motor Delivery, FRIDAY, 30th JUNE. Orders must reach us not later than mid-day on Thursday prior to delivery. PAEROA GOLDEN ALE Pints 8/3. O ATM ALT STOUT Quarts 15/6. PAEROA DRAUGHT BEER Quarts 14/6. Cash With Order or No Delivery. Shall we make yours a Standing Order? New Paeroa Brewery, PAEROA.

27 Modal 341 A I* a 7 valve, <4 waveband Superheterodyne. Feature* includa the new “Silentode”—the Foreign-Normal twitch, giving adjuttment for normal or long distance reception—Speaker with Sound Diffuser. Operation it ilmpllfied by the Adjust* able Tilting Dial, Cathode Ray Indicator and Two-Speed Tuning. PRICE GNS. Made in England specially for New Zealand Conditions. PHILIPS E. A. JONASSON, REGD. ELECTRICAL SERVICEMAN AND RADIO DEALER, SHERIDAN STREET, TE KUITI. PHONES— Shop 78S. Residence 78M.

“No, girls-didn’t smoke when I was a girl,” said a white-haired Wellington lady to an interviewer, “didn’t dream of it! Now I’m told lots of them smoke as many cigiarettes as their brothers ■or fiances do. Must be very bad for them.” “Oh, not necessarily,” said the scribe, with a smile, “modern methods of culture and manufacture have revolutionised things. Take the most popular brands of cigarette tobaccos now— Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold. Both are virtually free from nicotine, because they’re toasted, consequently harmless, and both are unequalled for quality. Life’s far more strenuous than formerly, and the genuine “toasted,” with its calmnig, soothing influence, is really a boon. The three other toasted brands —Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), and Cut Plug Uo. 10 (Bullshead) make excellent cigarettes too, but are chiefly favoured by pipe smokers.” “Ah, well,” conceded the old lady, “times have changed, as you say, and perhaps modern girls (men too!) are fortunate to have these toasted tobaccos at their service.” “Believe me, madam,” said the journalist, “they are!” (1)