Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Wairarapa Daily Times, 15 September 1936, Page 4

HE NEVER KEEPS A COLD M£?-E THAN A DAY. - Wi.se man! The first cough, the first sneeze, the first- tickle, and he makes straight to where he has left a tin of Pulmonas. Can’t afford to lay up, ho says, when you’re the father of a family. Pulmonas quickly colds, ’flu —get a tin to-day. P|||mONAS, 1/-, 1/6, 2/6, all chemists and stores. *.

“Now that tilings are looking up again,” said the reporter, “and money’s easier, I suppose business with you is booming?” “Oh, we can’t growl,” replied the tobacconist, “but our lines are always wanted. When things are bad, chaps smoke because it bucks' them up; when things are good they smoke just because they are good. Get me?” “About how many brands are there?” queried the scribe. “Ask' me another,” said the tobacconist, “hundreds, they say.” “Of course,” continued the reporter, “the imported lines have the biggest sale?”" “Formerly they had,” said the tobacconist, ‘ ‘but most smokers prefer ‘toasted’ now. It’s certainly the purest tobacco I know of, to say nothing of flavour and aroma. Safe as house, too. The toasting gets the nicotine out of it. Imitations? I should smile! But as long as you stick to the five genuine toasted brands, Cut Plug No. 10 (■P.shemV), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. Eiverhead Gold and Desert GTOrd, (you can’t go wrong.” The. scribe nodded, waved, and hurried off. He’d got an “item.” 593