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Evening Star, Issue 19764, 14 January 1928, Page 4

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Beggar; “Please, mister, a sixpence for a poor blind man.” Old Gentleman: “But you are only blind in one eye.” Beggar;/“AH right, make it threepence then.” FAMILY JARS. Family jars are impossible with Edgeworth Family Jars, according to O.G.C, of Christchurch. “To family men I would recommend pound glass jars of that excellent tobacco Edgeworth,” says he, “ as alter each pound disappears in smoke it will have loft a very useful adjunct to the pantry shelves. I can strongly recommend to my fellowsmokers who have not already tried Edgeworth that they should lose no time in doing so, and I. fool certain that all those to whom you introduce this tobacco will, as I do, look upon you as benefactors.” Barlow Bros., Christchurch, L ; .Z, Distributors.—[Advi]