Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 32, 8 February 1929, Page 7

Nothing like a pipe when tilings go wrong—how it soothes, solaces and cheers! —and how it enhances one's comfort and sense of well-being wluyn things are going right! But ■{){ glefc the best out of a smoke youi must select your 'baccy with d'snicotine. Be sure they'll let you down sooner or later. Then you won't want to smoke at all! And — mind this —the imported brands all contain more, nicotine than is good for anyone. Why smoke these when you can get pure New Zealand tobacco at any tobacconist's—sweet, cool, fragrant and very pure because there's hardly any nicotine in It. You see, the leaf is toasted. That rids it of most of its nicotine besides developing flavour and aroma. Better or more innocous tobacco money cannot buy. There arc several brands all good, special favourites being "Biverhead Gold," a mild delicious aromatic; "Navy Cut No. 3," a blend of choice medium-flav-oured tobaccos; "Cavendish" (the sportsman'st smoke), another fine medium; and "Cut Plug No. 10," for those who prefer a full-bodied tobacco. The flavour is unique. o

THAT LOVELY FROCK. That lovely frocK you were admiring to-day Oil that girl at the office—are >ou sure it was a new one? Quite possibly it was one of last year's made new and fresh with the aid Of a Fairy Dye. It is astonishing what' Fairy Dyes will do to give new life to frocks and undies you once thought were only fill to he discarded. Fairy Dye s are so certain, so simple to use, so bright and clear. There are thirty lovely shades to choose from for wool, silk, cotton or linen. All Chemists and Stores sell Fairy Dyes at sixpence a tube. Send Gel, in stamps for trial tube (state colour required), and free booklet, to A. S. Stichbury, Ltd., Blair Street, Wellington.

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