After Big Game x /^T) Whenever Captain Nimrod tore Until his sorrows soothed by this The Elephant and Crocodile To hunt big game in Chotapore He fell into a dream of bliss. Moved after him with happy smile; The Bison an 4 the Kangaroo Nine miles awau/(ormaijbe ten) The Boa-Constrictor slithered by Took fright and disappeared from view A Tiger, couchant in nis den, With untold yearnings inhis cue* The Emu and the Flat-Nosed-Shunk Up-keld his nose, and sniffed arare Nor did the Wart Hog linger long Hid behind Cactus Trees in funk. A*d subtle fragrance in the air, % join that captivated tnrong, And so the Captain-clever fellow- Quicker thanhavesby springsaie happed in. Moral- The most SOught-afterfellowS, Sought solacein Three Castles (Yellow) The Tiger started for the Captain! Avethose whopintheir faith on YELLOWS This is one of a series of advertisements issued to draw attention to the merits of "THREE CASTLES" Cigarettes-another will appear next Saturday
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 5, 7 January 1928, Page 19
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156Page 19 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 5, 7 January 1928, Page 19
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