Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21245, 27 July 1932, Page 9

"NEVER GET A BITE," SAYS FISHERMAN. The sport of fishing seems to enlarge men'B souls, despite the fact of nil the fißh stories wo near. Let a man find a stream where the fishing is good, an.d nine times out of ten, if he is a true sportsman, ho will let his friends in on the good news. The samo thing holds for pipe-smokers, lako the case of Mr. H. V. Massey, for example. He had learned from a fellow fisherman how pood Edgeworth is, so in spito of the fact that he had tried the pipe two or three times and ended each time with a blistered tongue, ho invested in a tin of Edgeworth. He liked it eo much that he got the local storekeeper to stock it. and he adds in his letter: "I catch fish but never get a bite from Edijeworfh tobacco.' " Give this fine Burley blend a trial in your pipe to-day; 2s a 2oz. tin, "Plug Slice" or ReadyRubbed/' at your tobacconist s.—Advt.