f i A PIPE STOOKER Js'EiLDOFi'J FEELS | ; There arc times when one feels j| : bored by other people; there are times I when a man feels bored by himself, r U s remarkable how seldom a man | feels bored who has a pipe at hand I and a goodly supply of Edgeworth % lobacco. He has a companion for his f loneliness; a quiet friend for times \ ' of weary nerves and ears; a friendly p old comrade to sit down with and | think of pleasant things. There is | something about a pipeful of good old ; , Edgeworth Lobacco which softens f I one’s judgments and makes life seem i j better. A few puffs, and as that | ! fragrant, soothing influence leaves i, 1 -one’s lips small worries go and plcaI Kant thoughts arrive. Barlow Bros., ! 1 Christchurch, are the N.Z. UdAtribud^ra
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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17242, 29 October 1927, Page 4
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