When the cigarette smoker finds that alf other argument fails to justify his habit be may claim at least one virtue, Ids SMul&Wice is of considerable financial value to "the. State- In the first quarter of this- vear smokers of'cigarettes contnbiittd rio, kss than £207,4% to the national revenue through the customs tariff, AncklandeFs' share of the total being £67,05.1. Pipe smokers paid toll to the extent of £130.384. and cigar smokers and partakers- of. snuff £2ss}'.
INCIDENT AT HOTEL.
"POW'T BLAME THE FOOD."
A party of commercial men -wore dining ut «, leading New Zealand hotel the ottier clay, unci the wit of the party caused much merriment by saying, just as a particularly rich entreo was, being served, "Don't blame the food." The point of the joke was grasped at once. The phrase "Don't blame the food" is now so widely known as the slogan of A"ti-Acido that the mere mention of it is sufficient to, remind one of this wonderful indigestion, cure. When food disagrees with you it is well to remember that the stomach i.\ at fault, not the food. Anti-Acidp re stores the functions of the stomach, and enables you to enjoy the richest and tastiest food. "Don't blame, the food."—(Advt.) I
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16364, 11 June 1927, Page 8
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