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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 9, 2 August 1930, Page 7

“My tongue feels as if I'd massaged it with a nutmeg-greater,” laughingly remarked a City man to his tobacconist the other morning - . “Smoked rather a lot yesterday—always do on Sundays. But I find my tongue gets sore now after two | or three pipes, and I sometimes j think I’ll chuck smoking for keeps.” “Try a different brand,” said the tobacconist. “Can recommend toasted New Zealand. Coolest ’baccy I know. Nice flavour and beautiful j bouquet. You can smoke it for hours without burning your tongue. It’s toasted, and toasting extracts most of the nioctine —a big point iin its favour. Too much 'nicotine } Only four brands of toasted. RiverI head Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3, and Cut Plug No. 10. lam selling a lot of all four. They are all different strengths. I know you like a medium so suppose you try a tin of Toasted Navy Cut No. 3? It’s really good.” The customer nodded. Now he smokes nothing else. A rAiuiEirs LOT. To work out doors in all weathers is a farmer’s lot. That’s why so many farmers use Pulmonas pastilles. They provide convenient protection from chills, coughs, colds, ’flu, chest complaints, etc. Pulmonas healing vapours protect throat and lungs. Carry them, invaluable for bronchitis, ’flu, etc., 1/6 and 2/6 everywhere.— (A d.)