BUT IT MUST BE "BAXTER'S

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3210, 22 September 1934, Page 3

BUT IT MUST BE "BAXTER'S

Mother: I'm going out to buy :-. few thing:. Shall i get something for your cough? Father: Yes, please. Bring some Baxter's Lung Preserver bark with Mother: What size; 1/G, f/fi, or the big 4/6 fellow? Father: It doesn't matter much what size—so long as it's "Baxter's." It's the only thing that does my cough any good.

A bit about tobacco: Thus,Sir E. Ray Lankestcr:; —"The treatment of the leaf to prepare it for use requires great skill and care, and is directed by the tradition and experience of centuries." That this is appreciated by the manufacturers of our popular "toasted New Zealand" is demonstrated by its splendid quality. Not only is the plant cultured under, ideal conditions but the huge factory in which the raw material is converted into the finished product is modelled on latest American lines, while skilled operatives conduct the work of manufacture. This to-

baccb, in a word, owes its outstandings merit to brains, experience, and extensive monetary outlay. Notßing is left to chance. The object almr cd at is to produce the best, and- is?, fully attained. Five brands: Navy Cotj No. 3 (Bulldog), Eiverhead Gold, C&*f; endish, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bnllshead^ [ and Desert Gold. It is- to toasting that; j this incomparable tobacco owes i|gg| comparative freedom from nicotine. life" is at once the most fragrant and. delicious, the purest and leaet harmful, tobacco on the market. But 'ware imi- . Nations!*