M. LAVE RESIGNS
(Received 2.30 p.m.) t PARIS, January 22. 5 M, Herriott and five of his Radical «f*coileagues resigned from the Cabinet, ’"whereupon M. Laval also resigned.
t. In “smart” circles in London now little cigarettes are often served afternoon tea and between the '’courses at dinner. Thus what would 2have been regarded as an exhibition of taste in Victorian days is now "considered quite the thing! But .other --times other manners. In days long past ‘(and gone no man with any pretensions "(to style would have dreamt of smoking in the strtet. It wasn’t done. To-day, £to quote the old music hall song Doing It.” Here in '■•Maoriland pipes are more often than filled with fragrant "toasted,” .'smokers having long since discovered ;;that this beautiful tobacco is not only "’unrivalled for flavour and "aroma but thanks to toasting—-is perfectly safe. ;r There’s no bite” in toasted. You can Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), 2 Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, ", Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold till •„> the cows come home. They can’t harm i>you. Of course there are imitations. "Ever know anything really good that wasn’t imitated? Buy any of the brands named and you’ll be right. N 4
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Northern Advocate, 23 January 1936, Page 8
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