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Timaru Herald, Volume CLII, Issue 22378, 16 September 1942, Page 4

‘Some of these anti-tobacco cr are the limit,” wrote an indig correspondent to a Melbourne p • Returning home from the city ye day by train a chap I’d never seer fore and don’t care if I never see i cut up rough because most of us smoking. He was most offensive was a smoking carriage too. simply told him to go to— some* the train wasn't going to. These atics are getting pretty scarce, there are still those who’d gladlj smoking made a criminal offe True for you, sir.” But the w of the majority should rule. Ni nine out of a hundred are sm now; the hundredth will tell yo bacco is poisonous Many tob are poisonous with nicotine Bu the New Zealand toasted ones T ing works wonders. It’s the mam turers’ exclusive process. By eli ating the nicotine it makes blends wha. they are: the pi sweetest, most fragrant and deli and the most harmless money Ibuy. That this is becoming gem recognised is borne out by the Mn. demand