CHRISTCHURCH GIRL’S POETRY. An enthusiastic Christchurch business girl| Miss I. Rudd, breaks into verse on a subject very popular with most men: Bill said to me the other night, “My word! olcj chap you’re looking bright,” “Shure thing,” says I, “I feel top notch, “Without the aid of your old scotch. “It’s just like this, I’ve had a find, “From this night on please bear in mind, “If you’re right out and feeling blue, “There’s only one thing left to do. “It’s Edgeworth chum that heads the lists, “ ’Tis sold at all tobacconists, “One pipe-ful try, how glad you’ll be “Tins secret great was told to me.” Edgeworth tobacco is sold by all tobacconists at 1/11 a full 2 oz. tin.—(Advt.)
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Southland Times, Issue 20207, 18 June 1927, Page 3
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