. "MEET THE WIFE." if you are one of those unfortunate men who are barred from smoking In "the best room," introduce your wife to Edge-r wortJh. But do it diplomatically. Just go Home an* light up a pipeful of. Edgeworth, and we will wager she will acclaim its sweet aroma—lts delightful freshness. For Edgeworth is sweet —sweet aa a rosy ripe apple; because it is only the ripe tobacco leaves that go through the special Edgeworth curing process. This is the reason, too, why Edgeworth is so cool—so even burning—so dry, right to the very last. Edgeworth is packed in bandy . pocket■sized tins or with latest vaeuuni packing. (Ad.) .- ; '■.;.' .:. . ;
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 22
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