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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4818, 2 August 1939, Page 7

o-o-o-00-o-000-oo- > This is The 5 BUTCHERI] ! IDhere Full Weight, Full . Ualue and the Choicest Q Meats are ahuaus obtainable. 9 J.W. THOMAS V Family Butcher O TE KUITI. Phone 190.

Havana cigar "testers" don't smoke the cigars they grade. If they did they'd soon peg out. No. __ They just take one mouthful of smoke from a cigar and puff it into a tumbler which has been swilled out with water. The smoke, or most of it, is retained in the glass by the moisture, and is sniffed by the "taster" who judges the quality by the aroma. And that's one way in which the pipesmoker tells what's what—by the aroma. The aroma of "toasted" is so peculiarly delicious that the smo.ker knows at once he's get hold of something "extra special." Both for bouquet and flavour "toasted" is unique. It stands alone. There's no other tobacco so good—and so harmless. The nicotine, you see,, is "killed" by the "toasting." the manufacturers' exclusive process. "Pirates" have often tried to imitate it—and found it couldn't be done! The five famous brands are: Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Eiverhead Gold and Desert Gold. Of course they're imitated. So beware when buying! (16)