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Northern Advocate, 11 June 1931, Page 2

Smoking in bed! Yos, it’s a bad habit. It’s caused many a death, and many a fire. Two tiros originated in Dunedin lately, that way, according to Superintendent Salmon’s report. Another dangerous practice—not so readily ■ recognised-—is smoking tobacco containing a lot of nicotine —a deadly poison. Practically all the tobaecos imported from America ami elsewhere contain far more nicotine than can be safely absorbed into the system day after day. You may not experience ill effects for a while, but sooner or later Nature sends in her bill. Your nerves go wrong, or you get heart attacks. Yon run no such risks with the New Zealand toasted tobaecos. The toasting trees them of nicotine to a very large extent, so that, you can smoke them every day, and all day long,if you wish, with perfect safety. It also gives them their fine flavour and nnecpialled bouquet. There arc only four brands: Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. M, and Cut Plug No, 10. They possess an irresistible appeal for smokers, T‘T.l6l