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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 112, 14 May 1927, Page 13

Challenges from Edg'p'wbrth smokers keep pouring in. "I havo smoked Edgeworth for" thirty.five years in all parts of tho world," says Mr. Robert Stevenson, of Auckland.-, "During allthat time it has never variod, but been always tho same good old Edgoworth." We tako off our hats to Mr. Stevenson. He has certainly got a length or two on Mr. John Hepson,' Of Wanganui, who confesses to-a partiality for Edgoworth for .twq.nty-f.6ur years, and to Mr. I. Ross (of Invercargill), who declares it has giveii him smoking satisfaction for twonty-ono yoars. What wo liko about all these letters is" the quiet, steady praise of Edgoworth as a tobacco that nbvur altors but always the siime uniformly high quality through? out all tho years. Barlow Bros., Christ church, New Zealand Distributors.— Advt. ' "THIS SICKNESS DOTH AFFECT THE VERY LIFE-BLOOD OF OUB ENTERPRlSE."—Shakespeare. Even a simple. cold may strike a mighty blow at the foundation of your physical health. It is wiso to take no chances and always keep handy a botllo of Baxter's Lung Preserver. "Baxter's," as well as being an excel.--lunt tonic, is inyalimlilo for coughs, colds, and all throat, chest,' and lung affections. Ifu-h, : wnr.niing. anil soothing, and never fails't\ give relief. All chemists .and stores sell "Baxter's." Gonerous-sized bottlo 2s 6d:family sizo 4s 6d.—Advt. For Influenza CoHg take .Woods' Great Peppermint Cute—Adrt. i