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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 21063, 15 June 1938, Page 3

There are times in most people’s lives when they ask themselves the ageold question: "Is life worth living?” And if you have never felt like that you should shake hands with yourself for you are very lucky. Low spirits sometimes arise from "liver,” but more often, perhaps, from worry. In the latter case tobacco-smoke has often been .known to exercise the Demon. Seek the seclusion of your “den,” make yourself comfortable, load the old briar with Cut

ulug No. 10 (Bullshead), light up, and as you sit there at your ease watching the blue smoke wreaths float upwards ’.hey will carry your cares with them— Richard will be himself again! There's something so comforting in this beautiful toasted tobacco. “Cut Plug No. 10” is the old smokers’ favourite, but if you prefer a medium blend try Cavendish or Navy Cut No. 3(Bulldog). If you are a cigarette smoker “roll your own' with Riverhead Gold or Desert Gold All these brands are equally efficacious as worry-dispellers, and being toasted they are safe no matter how freely you may indulge

TIMARU TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CLOSING DATE Tuesday, 28th June, 1938 Intending Subscribers should lodge their applications for telephone service on or before the closing date to ensure their names appearing in the next issue of the Timaru telephone directory. Entries notified after that date will be inserted if practicable. COME ON THE TELEPHONE