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Evening Star, Issue 19634, 13 August 1927, Page 11

SALE OF GRAMOPHONE RECORDS Wonderful Bargains all records only slightly damaged by smoke DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF GETTING SOME WONDERFUL RECORDS CHEAP DUNEDIN RADIO SUPPLIES, LTD. AND LA GLORIA GRAMOPHONE COY. 167 RATTRAY STREET (Paterson's Buildings). SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, AUGUST 15th. A Tin of Needles Free to every Buyer of Three Records. ISililfiil

THE PRODIGAL SON’S RETURN. With the modesty and humbleness of a true prodigal’s return, the writer permits us to present him merely ns “H.D.” He writesl am a prodigal son, ,1. began pipe smoking with Edgeworth. Rut alter a while 1 began to wande>, trying other tobaccos, experimenting to see if there were any better tobacco for my pipe. .1 have tried most of the best known brands and a number of the more obscure, but they didn’t suit. So now I have returned; 1 am using Edgeworth again, satisfied that no better tobacco is made. ‘ And the prodigal sou partook of the fatted calf.’ „ 1 bougnt a new pipe when 1 returned to Edgeworth. With many thanks for my cool, mellow, sweet smokes, —1 am, very truly, yours, ‘ H.D.’ ” —[Advt.] A North American negro was gelling the worst of it in a fight with a lascar on tho Quayside. Suddenly another North American negro leaped out of the darkness and vanquished the lascar. Tho first negro approached liis rescuer and held out his hand. “Brndder,” ho said, ‘'you shore clone mo a good (urn to-night.” “ Dal's all right,” said the other. “Wo Anglo-Saxons jes gotta stick togedder.”