LIFE MEMBERSHIP IN THE CLUB. have never put on any spectacular 'membership drives' to stimulate the grpwth of the Edgeworth Club," write Barlow Bros., Christ' church, New Zealand Dintributora for Edgeworth Tobacco. "Rather wo would like to see pipe-smokers come to Edgeworth naturally—for such memberships usually stick. Every almost wo are receiving letters from ex-members of the Tried-'em-all' Club, announcing that they had resigned and joined the Edgeworth Club. And, as one of them puts it. 'Now I hare a Jife membership m the Edgeworth Club, and take it from me it's 'some club."'
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18634, 8 March 1926, Page 9
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