THREW GLASS OF ALE OVER HIM Sir Walter Raleigh 1 S the popular hero English tradition has chosen as the originator of the smoking habit,' among British folk. It is recorded that on one occasion his servant thiew a jug of ale over him thinking he was on fire. The enjoyment that Raleigh secured from his pipe can probably best be compared with the enjoyment modern smokers get from Dili’s Best tobacco which is made from an unusually fine selection of the higher grades of Burley leaf. Its delightful fragrance gives added pleasure to its rich body and pleasant smoothness. For the man desiring a mild cool aromatic tobacco free from bite. Dill’s Best affords an exceptionally fin e smoke.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 90, 16 April 1929, Page 4
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