OVERHEARD AT BRIDGE. THE HIT OF A “ LIFETIME.” The rubber had just ended, and we were putting down our scores. All of a sudden Old on mv left pulled out of his pocket a mottled jade fountain pen and held it aloft, >iying, “Isn’t that a dandy pen, boys?” We agreed that it certainly looked a beauty, first one asked to try it, then another. In a few minutes we all tried it, and my! how that pen did write. The game was quite forgotten for a while, John’s Shoaffer “Lifetime” pen being the centre of attraction. Funny thing we had another game last week, and Inoticcd three of the fellows had Sheaffer “Lifetime” Pens nestling in their waistcoat pockets. Perhaps it was a coincidence nut T don’t think so. Sheaffer “Lifetime” Pens are made in two sizes. 57s 6d and 505., both guaranteed for the user’s life. Other Sheaffer pens from 255., Pencils from 7s 6d. Stationers or jewellers. Excelsior Supply’Co., Ltd., Box 555, Wellington.—Advt.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18201, 27 February 1929, Page 11
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