RESTORED THE SWEETNESS TO HIS PIPE. There are many veteran pipe-smokers who have never discovered Edgeworth. These hardy tools are prone to advise new smokers that a pipe must be old before it can be sweet. True, an old pipe is sweet, but how can a man breaking in a new pipe the sweetness? Acoording to Mr Philip C>>liera, Edgeworth tobacco restored the sweetness to his pipe. Mr Shera states that be is just a novice at smoking. But nien just learning to smoke pipes are not the only ones to discover Edgeworth. Many old time pipesmokers who thought they were enjoying their tobacco have tried Edgeworth and have found pipe sweetness such as they never knew before. —1
EXPANDING TRELLIS. For yotir sweet peas, for s fenee, a or aa arbour, this wonderful trellisis pot op in a few minutes. Eaay to deliver, closes up like a board. Low prices at IXinson's.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19725, 16 September 1929, Page 9
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