NO -‘HOT-AIR” CL JB AtOUT EDGEWORTH. Smokercs who road the Edgeworth advertisements know that wo do not belong to tho "Hot-Air” Club. The advantages of Edgeworth as a. smoking tobacco are manifold, but wo believe in presenting them with becoming modesty. Some of the Edgeworth smokers are, however, more declamatory in their praise, and when we receive an enthusiastic paean like the fol,owing from a well-known Christchurch gentleman well, human nature, after all, is human nature, and with blushin,; pride wc feel ourselves bound to publish it - ‘‘Edgeworth tobacco is tho.best m the world. I read with delight the eulogisti- letter bv O.C. on the excellence and beautv of Edgeworth. O.C. was very modest in his praise. As I have already B: u f h Ed«cworth tobacco is tho best m the world.” Well, wo will leave it at that. Barlow Bros., Christchurch, N.Z., distributors,—[Advt.J
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Evening Star, Issue 19722, 24 November 1927, Page 10
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