AN. EIGHTY YEARS' STORY. It was a particular touch of richness a shade of difference in Dill's Boat tobacco that first won its "approval when it was -put on the American market eighty years ago. "Dill's Best is a mighty fine pipo tobacco," was heard ,wli<Sji men got together, lighted up, and sat down "for a round oi man-talk. Tourists carried Dili's Host to distant lands. Soon the little factory in Virginia was getting orders by post from England and Europe. Year by year tho good tobacco nows kept spreading in ever widening circles, until the qual-. ity of Dill's Best has become famed all oyer the world, including Now Zea-land.—-Advt. , Woods' Great Peppermint Cure ■■■.-War' Influenza Colds.—Adrt.
957 of the women in New Zealand insist on having EDMONDS Baking Pbwder because they know they can r^~i~^r ■4 , ■• ■■■■,■■+ • j I«rfe size tin, and 6d. I tjly (Jit ITS Edmond. iUkinr Pow- • . , m. *,t~s ««'apply to main ports con si si pnil\/ /j&:-^3* f*& V^ W1 I*3 1 J^7 tV^II t1 V frei«ht " Solved. tk e - ■:■■ -rf ' ■;.-. : *T J Price, will be »/5 Pe r high quality |_ x£^:i: j
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1929, Page 13
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