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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 29 April 1927, Page 3

THROUGH THE MAJOR’S EYEGLASS- NO. 8 % fa D & mi m (t m w . so % - gnu 9 J 7 7 V**a , nr' Wl __ _ j A man and his dignity are soon parted ■ —and nowhere sooner than at his tailor’s. There he stands, taunted by three different views of his old baggy trousers, with fragments of new coat adhering to his unimpressive form, while a contemptuous cutter plays noughts-and-crosses all over his person. Could anything look more ridiculous ? To carry it off one needs an “ Army Club.” For a man can feel’even superior to his tailor as he draws great fragrant clouds from this prince of cigarettes— choice Virginia leaf-rolled in ink-free, water-marked, paper and fept ever fresh and sweet by the , now fa >no us “Ar my 01 ub ’ ’ method, of packingm m/s THE CIGARETTE THAT SET A 'STA NDA RD 10 for 9d. & 20 for 1/6 Jllso u. 50’s and I.oo’s. New Zealand Distributors: ADMONIC & MASON'. WF.LLIXGTON. Cavanders Limited (Establ shed 1775.) Pioneers of the Fourfold Pa-a C7j//c/a Writ; you your Ao7 old.’2 h ° had L f a Z<O CSC evg 0.V.7 f Oe «W, ’••enct.f th ‘n andff Qd t ‘ iißbl «nd‘ Vinß h ?r J Wa ys Ame... ion £We fj aa y 03 l? a,ld A/r. C l C ’’t‘Sts J.j ' baft mfft