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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11401, 21 March 1930, Page 7

“Say bo’,” he began, ‘‘what’s this toasted terbackcr in the window, anyway? There’s toasted cheese, as:’ toa-sted breind. to>a sited bacon :and toaisted k i d,neys. 1 /ike.w; so ton steel. (often an’ eocoa-bcans. I know, but blame my cats it ever l beard tilt now of toasted ter backer. l)o tell !” The Tobacconist smiled. “Well,” bo said, “yon know how toasting brings out the flavour of the things you’ve mentioned, and it’s just the same with tobacco. Toasting, develops flavour and aroma, as nothing else does. More— it kill*, the nicotine, in the weed. Smoke toasted all von want! Tt won’t do you a Import h of harm. Hardly any nicotine in toasted, but lots m other sorts.” “Then.” said tile stranger, “1 guess it’s the goods all right, all right'. More’ n one brand, boss?” “Four,” replied the tobnoeoniist. “11 iverhead. Gold, Navy Cut. Cavendish, and Cut Plug which is the. strongest.” “Gimme a tin o.: that, then, an’ ef I like it I'll sure come hack.” “You'll like it, alright. I sell more toasted than anv other. ’ The stranger was as good as his word. He “sure came buck!” 107 For a brilliant polish use TAN-OL on ’ floors, furniture, footwear and linoleum. Economical to buy—easy to apply.