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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 243, 14 October 1929, Page 17

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Another peep at the past De Reszke advertisement "Whichcraft" was the title given to this De Reszke picture of fifteen years ago. The lady who is seen urging De Reszke Americans against the Turkish delights of the charmer in fancy dress will lift an astonished eye to-day at the frock and hair she wore then. A good many other things have changed since-but not De Reszkes. They are still the coolest, the mildest-mannered of all cigarettes; but thanks to their evergrowing sales they can now be bought at the popular price of 10 for 9^ DE RESZKE Virginias *Ivory'-tipped or plain i 0 for 9 d Twenty for one and six J, MILLHOFF AND CO# LTD., 86 PICCADILLY, LONDON) W f X