Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19731, 2 September 1927, Page 5

Join the who : ce The best case that ha ®v«r tried Had twenty Army Club insida. Henrietta cannot get a Cigarette that's any betteft Sailors don't care—so loej M they G«t 20 Army Club a day. In one way he is most unique: He writes it 'Anu —in Greek! Test Army Club To-day. Open a packet and examine* cigarette. Feel its consistency. Tap it and light it. Inhale its cool, fragrant smoke. Watch . its even burning. Notice ho\i perfectly it behaves —from first to last. Dust ? Raggedness ? Sponginess ? Tightness r Loose ends ? No, Sir 1 Not if it's an Army Clubl The perfect cigarette 1 Perfect tobacco in perfect paper I Ribbed rice paper, containing as much as 4% of pure rice! No wonder the millions have chosen and choose always Army Club! Plain 1 J*he race is run; the cash is lott An Army Clnb at any cost! " When I 'ave finish cook ze grab I always light ze Armv Clnb." The bishop, jnst like other Knows the cigarette to smoke. Another of the millions who Pronounce all other brands taboo. Ask for a packet to-day! N«w Zealand Distributor* i ADMOXE & MASON, WELLINGTON.

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