AFTER HOURS. In almost every home there's one place saci'dd to tlie head pf the house, where he is accustomed to sit down and take his comfort. That is the b'S comfortable chair, usually near the fireplace, and right near at hand there is the friendly pipe and pouch full or Edgeworth tobacco. Men are likely t° be inst as comfort-loving as hardworking, They know that after a pipe of fragrant Edgeworth and a shcfrt rest in the old easy chair, their mind works more clearly; they can think things out that were baffling during the pressure and confusion of the day. 1
1929 DIARIES. Stocks are now complete of the famous English Collins's, Walker's, Lett's, Commercial, and the N.Z. Desk and Pocket sizes. Strongly bound ; containing general information, and with generous space for memos and engagements. Simpson and Williams, Ud., "For Novel Xmas Gifts," 338 High street. *
"I do remember an apothecary.' •*- Shakespeare. When coughs and sneezes annoy, remember that chemists and storekeepers all sell Baxter's Long Preserver, the proven remedy. A healtaful tonic. Builds up the system. Is 6d, 2s 6d. and 4s 6d.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19481, 30 November 1928, Page 9
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