At a smart Wellington restaurant the other day, a man having finished lunch leant back and lit his pipe. It was a bit strong, too! "I hope," said the lady seated next to him, sweetly, "you don't mind my eating while you smoke?" "Don't mention it," he replied, striking anoliher match! A cigarette smoked at table, if made of good tobacco—say Riverhead Gold, the cigarette tobacco par excellence—is seldom objected to nowadays. J!ut when it comes to a foul pipe ! ! ! Riverhead Gold, by the way, as everybody knows, is the famous toasted cigarette tobacco, and Desert Gold is another choice for cigarettes. Cut Plug No. 10 , jhead), Cavendish and Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) are for the pipe. They're all as good as tobacco can be, and so pure, thanks to toasting (which process works the nicotine out of them) that they won't hurt you even if you over-indulge. Also Riverhead and Desert Gold tailormades. All toasted, and no sore throat, no cough !* -569
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXV, Issue 228, 25 August 1945, Page 8
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