SAVED BY LAUGHTER A bright-faced boy, .smiling at his own audacity, happily broke the tenseness of an unfortunate scene which marked the closing stages of a football match recently. To mark their disapproval, a section of the large crowd threw oranges, apples, and other things on the ground. While play was held up, the hoy climbed over the railings and fdled his pockets with the fruit. The crowd broke into laughter and saved a serious situation. Another story of interest might well he described as “Saved by a Slide.” Many smokers found that the constant shaking of the half-empty tin in the 'pocket resulted in a serious loss in the course of the year. The introduction of a special Tobacco Saving Slide with Red Shield (dark) and Blue Shield (medium) happily solves this problem because it keeps the Tobacco compact and sweet down to the last pipeful. l-’ed and Blue Shield obtainable everywhere in two-ounce tins. 1/7, and one-pound canisters.*
Economise on that remedy for your cold. Buy “NAZOL.” Clives instant roliel. Costs only 1/3 for a bottle containing CO doses. Larger size at 2/6 contains 120 doses.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 10 April 1934, Page 3
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188Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 10 April 1934, Page 3
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