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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 20 June 1927, Page 7

THROUGH THE MAJOR'S EYEGLASS-NO. 9 ': " The hold-up " Look at George. He is holding up the traffic. His engine has stopped. The self-starter will not selfstart. William is turning the handle. The handle will not start. Everybody is hating George .♦ ,* George has been thinking. He has just thought of the reason why. There is no petrol in his tank. Where is his spare tin ? He has left it at home .... George is lighting up an "Army Club," while everybody' is telling everybody else how to remove 1 him f ~^ ■ from the traffic. George says there's nothing quite so C\ V effective at these times as an "Army Club," because, V^ t\^ you don't want to think of anything else while you!re y~ ■ , smoking it. , ■ ■ ■ . . f *....■- Army Club THE CIGARETTE THA T SET A STANDARD New Zealand Distributors: ADMORE & MASON. WELLINGTON. Cavanders Ltd. (Established 1775). Pioneer* of the Fourfold Pack

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