THE IDEAL HUSBAND.
■"He-doesn't have to bo goodlooking/' -said Mabel.. "Eo must be. tall, fond of. dancing—and drying tbo dishes."' " Arid, nursing^. the_ twins," interrupted someone. But Mabel went oii: "He would, buy mo nice presents. Ho wouldn't drinlt or gamble/ 0r..-. " .' 'Smoke Mabel's - cigarettes," a. voiea ■ chirped. ''Oh, no,'.'.. smiled MabeL "The ideal husband would smoke a pipe.'* ■■<' Alii •It must be• irio 'she is referring to;", said- George.' -.'''l.smoke a pipe . and Luxury- tobacco-—you couldn't refuse a. man . who. .smokes Luxury-—such good taste arid-al] thatJ A Burc sign He's, thrifty too.'.' Bar* low Bros., Christchiirch, > N.Z. Idist'ribu* tors.r—Advt. ■,; ~ ... ''
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 151, 29 June 1931, Page 6
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110Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 151, 29 June 1931, Page 6
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