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Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17663, 14 August 1929, Page 6

Torn Heeiiev is said to have developed a taste for cigars since ' he. became some-body. Well done. Torn! a- pipe used to do him.' To be sure the cigar is supposed to be more “toney” than the pipe. Nevertheless and notwithstanding, most confirmed pipe-smokers wouldn’t exchange the old briar for the best cigar going! As for the cigar being less injurious than the pipe—teU it to the Marines! Of course, if you will insist in smoking those imported tobaccos—full of nicotine as they can stick—you’ll deserve what’s coming to you. It’s looking for trouble to smoke stuff like that. Why not fill up with the good honest tobacco grown and manufactured by the. National Tobacco Co., (pioneers of the New Zealand tobacco industry) ? It s twice toasted and therefore comparatively free from nicotine. You can smoke it daw in and day out and take no harm. There are several brands. Special favourites: Riverhead Gold, a beautiful mild aromatic; Navy Cut and Cut Plug No. 10, a rich, dark fullflavoured sort. All are toasted.* 26 No. 3 and Cavendish, both medium; “The Gamble -of 1 Life,” for princes or clods, Is losing the stakes in taking the odds “The Gamble of Life,” is scramble and strife, Hustle for dollars and pleasing a wife. •"The Gamble of Life,” as seasons come round, Is greeting the weather in language profound. “The Gamble of Life.” brings us colds to endure, Then comes Woods’ Grant Peppermint Cure.