Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 February 1935, Page 4

Grazing wanted for cow and calf at Lansdowne. Black and tan bcardy sheep dog lost from Ihuraua. To-day the IV.F.C.A. announce next Friday and Saturday as half-price days to effect a final clean-up in the various sections. Bead the change of advertisement on page 7 of to-day’s issue. It’s the very latest in skin lotions — SHARLAND’S BENZOIN AND ALMOND LOTION. Keeps the skin soft and healthy. Makes an ideal base for powder. Absolutely non-greasy. Prevents sunburn and windburn. All chemists. * Sonjebody has been writing to an Auckland paper to complain bitterly of the invasion by smokers of the nonsmoking tram-cars. "Just fancy!’’ as the ladies say. But this disgruntled correspondent said never a word about the invasion, of smoke-cars by non smokers. These passengers (mostly ladies) sometimes crowd the smokers clean out! As a matter of fact, the ancient objection to tobacco-smoke is fast dying out. This is undoubtedly due tojtfhe growing demand for tobacco of b®er quality. Most, of the old-fashionetFfo-baecos, so hot, acrid and poisonous with nicotine, are giving place to purer and less harmful brands —more especially the five toasted varieties, so pure, fragrant and alluring —and so harmless, because, owing to the toasting, they contain so little nicotine. Five brands: Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshcad), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold. But these comprise a .|>rand for every smoker — including tlij), cigarette smoker. You can get them anywhere and everywhere. They are on sale throughout the Dominion. 459

SUNBURN—FRIEND OR FOE? Sunburn, if neglected, can be as painful as a real burn. Stop the pain at once by using Q-Tol on tho face and exposed parts of the body. Q-Tol lubricates the parched skin and leaves a protective film. Sandflies ana mosquitoes hate Q-Tol.