Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Wairarapa Daily Times, 21 January 1932, Page 4

Don’t 1)0 caught napping by a sudden change in the weather. Keep “NAZOL” by you to give prompt relief to resultant coughs and colds. 120 dozes for 2/6. 60 doses for 1/6.*

A Hamilton, man relates hojv lie went to consult a doctor about a sore tongue. "Heavy smoker?” asked tlie doctor. "I get through three ounces a week,” replied the patient, "and I would like to smoke more, because I’m fond of my pipe, but it makes my tongue worse. ’ ’ The doctor nodded. "Smoke American stuff, don’t you?” lie enquired. "Yes,” said the patient. "Knock it off,” directed the doctor, "and substitute New Zealand tobacco. Your tongue will soon be all right then.” The patient did so. Quickly histonguet was "right as rain,” to use his own expression. Now he smokes more than ever! There are four brands of New Zealand tobacco: Riverhead Gold. Nayv 'Cut No. .3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. They don’t burn the tongue because there is hardly anv nicotine in them. They are toasted. That extracts the poison. It also gives them their fine flavour and delightful fragrance. Tliov are quite harmless, and may be indulged in to anv extent without fear of consequences. Of course, there are imitations! Beware! 239

Malt ft light. work of polishing: .iohs. Use ‘*TAN'-OL. ’ r Gives a bright lastingl shine to floors, furniture, linoleums, footwear and fabric and dueo-finished ear bodies. Very economical. All stores.*