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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 12659, 20 January 1927, Page 4

THROUGH THE MAJOR’S EYEQLASS NO. 2 y^/5 y* <~c*. SSS will '-2w \\ '^sjfJ \ ..> “The best part of bathing” You remember what the lunatic said when asked by a visitor why he kept banging his head against the "wall—"lt’s so lovely when you leave off 1 ” That’s precisely the way in which a good many quite sensible people regard bathing. Having taken the painful plunge, and swallowed seyeral Dints of ocean, it is indeed pleasant to bask on the sun-baked sands and watch the other people drinking sea while you * draw > ecstatically at an "Army Club.” Then more than ever, do you revel in the fine flavour of its choice tobacco 3 rolled in water-marked paper' hygienicatty free from printer s ink 3 and kept ever fresh and sweet by the 'now famous ”Army Club ” method of packing . THE CIGARETTE THAT SET A STANDARD 10 for 9d. 20 for 1/6 Also in 50’s * ~ New Zealand Dl»trib<ltor, T Admore Sr Mejon. Wellington. 2SBSSSe*"' When next you ask for whisky'to sort out the bottle with the Yellow label bearing the signature of Bell & Sons Ltd the “Age” 'and “Quality” of this spirit ensures such a perfect blend that once you sense the fine flavour you’ll never need reminding to continue to call for it. s>®is,inw5 > ®is , inw SPECIAL RESERVE Old Scotch Whisky Famous since 1823 and rising in public favour everywhereWellington Agent, i LAERY, BEVERIDGE Sc CO. LTD. Allen Street, Wellington.