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<AH m >\\\\\ ss WWWVWv tlllll sSiSJ Congratulations Mr Jolliboy/ □ SPECIAL o£iL 96e Ilb.GlassJar SPECIAL TOBACCO Y 'Jt BACC^_ s mokin 9te 41b. Glass Jar for suggesting these splendid Glass Jars of Tobacco as Christmas presents—for which there is no extra charge. Mr Jolliboy: Thank you, Father Christmas, I am glad to hear you praise our Glass Jars, for you are the World’s expert in Christmas presents. Father Christmas: And if more than one person thinks of the same idea, the recipient will welcome them all with open arms, as the Tobacco will remain in perfect condition. Mr. Jolliboy: Exactly Father Christmas, the H Q Special Tobacco and SILVER FERN Mild, between them, meet the tastes of every class of smoker. Father Christmas: Yes, and the glass jars, when empty, I am told, are most popular with the women folk. MILD

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