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Evening Star, Issue 19778, 31 January 1928, Page 10

GOOD OLD PIPE ON HOLIDAYS

A man packing for a holiday isn’t at all likely to forget his pipe, and with it a supply of the tobacco he won’t be happy without. Ho takes no risks. He takes that tobacco along even though there’s a good chance of buying it in the neighbourhood of where he is going. A pipe is a good companion all the time. It doesn’t argue or talk too much. It hands out the golden silence of perfect companionship. All duo credit to the pipe, hut a pipe is mere wood in the mouth if not filled with exactly the right tobacco. Just the right flavor, that particular rich fragrance that you must have. Have you found your particular and very special kind of tobacco yet? If not, we suggest that you try" Edgeworth. Barlow Bros., Christchurch, are the New Zealand distributors.—[Advt.]

The amateur was being cautioned by the referee for questionable tactics in kicking the man rather than tha ball “ Any more of it,” said the official. “and off the held you go.” Said the player, as he tenderly massaged his leg, “ I’m just as much shinned against as shinning.”