POTTERING IN THE GARDEN. When a man is pottering round his garden in the evening, there is nothing to give him more gratifying pleasure than tl pipeful of Edgeworth. Cool smoking, and easy burning, there is something about Edgeworth that puts a man into a complacent frame of mind. Perhaps this is largely due to the satisfying appeal that Edgeworth lias to the pala e, and its tine, fullbodied quality. Yes! Edgeworth undoubtedly is a quiet friend Io a man at twilight—pottering in his garden—dreamily escaping from the storms and stress of a rackety business day. If you have never smoked Edgeworth, try 'a pipeful to-day I—Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 55, 28 November 1929, Page 12
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