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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20550, 19 May 1932, Page 9

"WATCH THAT SCOTSMAN!" Sandy Macpherson is as Sootch as his name, but he's the man to watch if you want any wrinkles on how to economise. Sandy was a terror on cigarettes. A packet or more a day is pretty heavy smoking, even for a Scotsman —and then the depression came along. "Ye'll hae to tak a pull, laddie." he told himself. So he looked around cannily and then bought himself a shrewd cigarette maker. This machine would roll cigarettes of any sLo —midgets to magnums—by regulating it with a little thumb screw. Sandy wasna long in marking the screw in two places, S (for self-magnums) and 0 (for others—midgets). Yes, this new cigarette-maker (a P.D.Q.) had possibilities, as any smoker will realise. Tt didn't waste tobacco, there were no ends to trim, and its action was simple and speedy. It -would roll twenty or so cigarettes in no time. If you happened to meet Sandy anywhere and iio crave yon a cigarette as good as a factory made, remember it was made with a 4s P.D.Q. cigarette-maker. Ask your'tobacconist to show you a P.D Q. rolling a cigarette. —•>

DON'T BE MISERABLE. A cold can make you feel miserable, there's no doubt about that. Bonnington's Irish Moss restores comfort it clears the head, eases the lead-like heaviness, stops coughing; Is 6d and 2s 6d. ' — 6

REAL SATISFACTION. Every puree! from Minsous sale will be worth more than yon paid for it. A "lnnce in the windows will show you something you need, very cheap. —6