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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 132, 15 December 1928, Page 23

A QUEER COINCIDENCE. "I happen to be blessed with a host of very fine friends," writes Mr. F. W. Fitzpatrick. "Generally at Christmas time they show their remembrance with appropriate gifts. Well, last Xmas, many seemed to centre on tobacco. Now, mark you, these fellows have no communication with each other. They live in widely separated parts of the country, so it was no 'put up" joke on me or anything like that. But hero came six humidors of Edgeworth tobacco. a Just coincidence, but a queer one. Looks like a concensus of opinion that Edgeworth is the stuff, the proper caper for a gift."—Advt. A TEST OF KEENNESS. Ground until it will lop off' a hair at a single stroke and made to do it six times —thus are Durham-Duplex blades tested before being passed as ''keen." So you never find a dull blade in a packet of D. aud D.'s. Hardware stores and tobacconists.—Advt.

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