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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVII, Issue 23181, 20 April 1945, Page 2

’O.K." said the weed merchant, ••’[‘here’s lots of brands of tobacco, as you say, but in a manner of speaking, you can divide them broadly into two classes—-the toasted and the untoasted. Yes, and 1 11 tell you something more --once you take to toasted—the real thing, mind —you won’t care a row ol pins about the untoasted, no matter what the brand is.” The customer looked thoughtful. “Can toasting really make all that difference?” he ventmed. "It can—and it does!' 1 declared the tobacconist emphatically ■' The toasting of tobacco is one of ilx* moat ingenious and efficient proce-Avs as Vet Invented. What does it do? Why, n rut; out the at.a at th-- -.a.!, time ' o. i'll- tuL.-u ..m rti.it fine, pure, clean, sweet .inokers love You can smoke any amount of it with safety and. mv word, you enjoy every whiff!" I must cerlainlx have a packet.” laughed the customer, “a small one. just to try u out.” “You'll want a J>i” one next time,'’ prophesised the tobacconist. 'You wait and sec." . . .