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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 17 December 1937, Page 4

Dancers' attention is drawn to the dance to be held at Stoke on Saturday night. Both old-time and modern dances will be included in a well-ar-ranged programme. Streamers will add to the enjoyment of the evening at which a large crow is expected. The music will be provided by a band of five players. First-class entertainment is assured.

Smoking was a perfect craze with the great ladies of two hundred years ago. There were no cigarettes in those days so they smoked pipes. Pictures of the period are full of interest. One is of a girt walking along a garden-path followed by a maid bearing a tobaccopipe. Another depicts a lady of quality smoking her pipe in her bath. A third shows a pretty girl, her trim waist encircled by Ihe arm of her lover. He is evidently devoted but she lias eyes only for her pipe, at. which she is fondly gazing. How these line ladies and their cavaliers would have revelled in “toasted,” with its exquisite purity and delightful aroma! Toasting it is (hat rids this incomparable tobacco of its nicotine. But that is only one of its charms. The fivt brands of the genuine toasted —Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhearl Gold and Desert Gold owe their wide popularity to sterling merit. There is no tobacco to compare with them. They are unique!*