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BEST FICTION OF THE STEAR. AT SIMPSON AND WILLIAMS'. "Mysterious Wave," P. C. Wren; "One Flesh," Roeita Forbes; "The Duel of Queens," E. Barrington; "Marivosa," Baronoss Orczy; "The Bracelet," Robert [lichens; "Wooden Railq," Walter Smyth; "Offer of Marriage," Berta Ruck; "Leave it to Susan," K. R. G. Browne; "Jacaranda Niold," Sheila Macdonald; ' "The Jazz Widow," May Christie; "The Three R's," Ganpat; "The Fool of the Family," Margaret Kennedy. Simpson and Williams, Ltd., "For Xmas Cards and Calendars," 238 High street. —4 EDGEWORTB IS DELIGHTFUL. You don't need to be a connoisseur to tell n good tobacco when you see it. Take Ed go worth. for instance. Open up the tin and you are greeted with a delightful, rich aroma —you can smell the goodness. Rub it gently between the bands—see how easily it crumbles into "chunky" pieces, not too fine, not too coarse. That is Edgeworth, the tobacco which is going to give you the greatest pipe thrill of vour life. Cool as a mountain brook, and satisfying, too. Don't miss this pipe pleasure any longer, for there is a tin of Edgeworth waiting for you at your nearest tobacconists. * By special arrangement, Reuter's world the overseas intelligence published in this iF«ue, and all rights therein in Australin service, in addition to other special sources of informatioa, is used in tha comploton of and Kew ?<taiand art ie»er7«<J-