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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 139, 26 May 1928, Page 5

SERIOUS CHARGE. A young man was arraigned by the head of his firm on a serious charge His cupability was suspected by his employer, who came upon him behind some packing eases furtively smoking cigarettes, and appearing extremely guilty. Recognising the aromatic odour of the tobacco, and knowing that someone had half emptied his tin that morning, the master charged the young man with helping himself without permission. He pleaded guilty and said that he was dying for a smoke, so he helped himself to his employer’s Bears’ Tobacco. The employer pardoned him under the circumstances, a: the temptation was so strong. Did you know Bears’ is now obtainable in handy poeket tins containing 2oz, Is fid? Also loose by weight at 8d per ounce.—(Advt.) “It won’t pay you to make ’em.” No. not at our price. What with the high price of and butter, it’s more economical to buv your Sponges at “Compton’s” Bakery. Jams cost yo u 6d Cream* 3d— they’re delicious. txx',*