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Opunake Times, 27 June 1939, Page 3

I was a Kiri,” said a white-hair-ed Wellington lady to an interviewer. “didn’t dream of it! Now I’m told lots of them smoke as many cigarettes as I heir brothers or fiances do. Af nst. be very bad for them ” ' ‘<>lj not necessarily,” said the s'-ribe, with a smile, “modern methods of culture and manufacture have revolutionised things. Take the most popular brand of cigarette tobaccos now R'verhead Gold and Desert Gold. Moth are virtually free from nicotine, because they’re toasted, consequently harmless, and both are unequalled for qualify. Life’s far more- strenuous than formerly, and tbr genuine ‘toasted’ with it« calming, soothing- influence, is really a 1 boon. The three other toasted brands —Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) and Cut PlugNo. 10 (Bullshead) make excellent. cigarettes Buy but are chiefly favoured by pipe smokers. “Ah, well,” conceded the old lady, “times have changed, ns you say, and perhaps modern o-irls (men too!) are fortunate to have these toasted tobaccos ‘-it ♦heir service.” “Believe me, Madam,” said the iournalist, “they are!”