LUXURY MEANS ECONOMY. Adopting 'Luxury means studying economy. Many men in New Zealand have found this so. Luxury is a luxurious tobacco to the palate, out is remarkably ecnomical to the pocket. In fact a man can no greater smoking luxury than smoking Luxury. Only choice Burlev leaf is Used in Luxurv, and in Its manufacture it goes through no fewer than eleven distinct processes. Yet high-grade in quality as it is. Luxury competes in price with much inferior brands. It is not therefore nt all surprising to note the daily increasing popularity of this new tobacco. Barlow Bros.. Christchurch, are the New Zealand Distributors. —3
Constipation! Quick relief from constipation, stomach and kidney troubles, rheumatism and neuritis by taking Dr. Don's Granules, the safe medical laxative. made from a doctor's prescription Send penny stamp for free sample. E Cameron Smith, the Big Chemist, Regent Theatre. —-3
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20084, 13 November 1930, Page 11
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