Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 19, 24 January 1919, Page 1

LOST. f— i FOUND, a Canary. Owner can have same by paying cost of advertisement. LOST, Two Sheep Dogs; one liver colour, white down head; the other elate colour, rough hair, answers ,to name oi Cloud. Apply J. •bharland, or Ruflell, Carrier. Owner on active ser- | vice. 1 T OST, on Friday last, between Lower }I A Moutere and Appleby, Gentleman’s Overcoat, with chain hanger. Finder please communicate with .McKee j and l Cook, Motueka. LOST, yesterday, N.Z. P. and T.C. Badge; valued as keepsake. Reward at Mail Office.

j According to JJew Zealand tobacco- ’• merchants, stocks of imported weed.jare ; - running very low throughout the Dominion, and a further rise in he pri'o can only be a question of >ime. Fo - tunately this country is no linger tntirely dependent on imported tobaccos The" N.Z.-fgrown article is becoming increasingly popular, and one of the - reasons is doubtlessly its small pfrt centage of nicotine—only per cent!, - ' against 4 per cent, in imported brands.- ' Quite recently the manufacturers are .' adopting a new process ; n the ] reduction of their well-known trand.* ‘‘Goil Pouch” and “Three DiamivJs.” This ■ tobacco is now toasted md inst exactly. as cooking and roasting n.:ikes yij food more palatable and digestible, the flavour of tobacco is mipioved by., toasting; it is made r,ca.vil*r, v Smokers should not fail - o iry this ?je<w toasted tobacco. Two fail cun«es.for *■ shilling.* . ' “Occasions, like clouds, soon pass - away. Arabian proverb. . But. coughs and colds are “dickers”, —and unless a recognised snecific as Baxter’s Lung Preserver is shift them, they are going to etav and 1 ' ** cause trouble. Treat coughs apd colds as they should ’ be treated—hot', as guests, but as enemies. Have "Bax* tor’s” by you always. It is - the sure nmtoct'on of the who’-> f>ru'iv. Bax» t V is , m>po \o>s- Ze ,ilo nd’v fri*>nd | fov fn -- --- ->•<- -n,!v Get "