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Northern Advocate, 21 February 1939, Page 3

j "What a shocking waste of money!" I I Thus counsel (a notorious tobacco-j j hater) during the hearing of a case at j I Brisbane not long since, when he i j elicited from defendant that the latter j i consumed half-a-pound of tobacco; j every week. “ "That's a matter of j j opinion." sharply replied defendant, i j -I reckon I get better value for my i i money than if, for instance. I squan-' ! dered it on horse-racing or cards." | j Counsel (a notorious gambler) sub- 1 I sided. Perhaps he was wise. Possibly ; ! he is like the man who ‘ compounds for j | sins he is inclined to by damning those ! j he has no mind to." Money expended i on good tobacco is never wasted. Es- ■ ■ pecially is this the case in New Zea- j : land where our Dominion-grown and : j manufaciured tobacco is in universal; • use. Toasted, and consequc-nlly all but ‘ j free from nicotine, if does not affec t | ! throat, heart or nerves. All five brands ; ! Riverhead Gold. Desert Gold, Navy, |Cut No. 3 < Bulldogi, Cavendish and' Cut Plug No. 10 (Bulldog" are as sweet l ! and delightful as they are soothing [ I and comforting. They appeal irre- ] sistibly to all smokers. R.P. 34 j