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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 85, 13 May 1929, Page 3

Tlie doclors say man.y diseases are caiiKlit in trains and trams, and that wlien travellinq you should palronise ihe "Smoker" and keep vour pipe troing. 8otind advice. Tobacco smoke is fatal to germs. You may say you can't keep smoking all tho time. especially on a long journey. lt depends on the tobacco. You can't smoke the imported tobacco for auy length of time, it's true. Too rauch nicotine in most of tliem. Nicotine is an evil thing. It's different witli our New Zealand brands. ITardly an.v nicotine m tliem. and their wonderful nuritv enables the smoker to indulge iti iliom freely witli absolute saf'ety. Ann liow sweet cool and dplicious thev are!— wiih the finest houqnet imnginnble. That is bccause the leaf is toasted. No otlier tobacco is so troated. No otlier tobacco is so harmless. Fnvourite brands are:— Riverhead Gold Gnild); Cavendish 'a snecial mediuni) : Navv Cnt (a ehoice hlend. also medium): and Cnt Plug No 10 (rich, darlc and full-flavourecl). These loliaccos (now in universal nse) are obiainable from any tobacconist.* GE'i Rll) OF WOK.MS. The ideal remedv for worms is Wade's Worm Figs, a plensant-tasting speciOc ihat never fails to give satisfactory i-esults. Acls prnmptlv and natnraliy, leaving no bad aff er-effects. Children ask for Wade's Worm Figs. Ohtainable at r11 chemi=ts and stores. "Prevention is helter than cnre." In hale "Nazol" at the first sigD of a congti or cold— it is a wonderful preventive teo doagi for. 1/8,