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Northern Advocate, 3 February 1936, Page 2

Did you ever wake on “the morning after” a smoke concert or other jamboree. with a tongue like a doormat and a taste in your mouth you’d gladly give away? Too many cocktails? Perhaps. But how about too many cigarettes or pipes? Over-smoking may prove in its aftereffects as bad as “over-cocktailing.” Depends on the baccy. Some of these I brands chockful of nicotine (plenty of | them!) may give you beans next morni ing!—cocktails or no cocktails, if you over-smoke. Now here’s the straight ! Up—next time you’re going to have a night out with the boys you'll be wise to fill your pouch beforehand with a really safe tobacco. It’ll make all the | difference. And the safest, purest, j mellowest, most fragrant and least harmful of all tobaccos are the “toasted” Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, Yes, it’s the toasting that does it!—eliminates the nicotine, imparts that exquisite flavour, accounts for that delightful aroma, and makes toasted safe' to smoke to any extent. N 4