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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20092, 22 November 1930, Page 15

SOLICITOR AND TRAM CONDUCTOR. A leading solicitor travelling by tram to work, in conversation with the conductor discovered that they both indulged in Luxury. Both concurred that Luxury was. the greatest value in tobacco they had ever tried, it having all the virtues of the highest-priced brands, but competing in price with the inferior. Tn these hard times when every penny counts it pays to smoke Luxury. With it you will secure a delightful fragrance, a full-bodied satisfaction, a clean, cool smoke, and a total absence of parch or bite Luxury, though comparatively nfew to New Zealand, has in an incredibly short time leapt to the forefront' in popularity. Smokers always do know a good thins; when they try it. Ask your tobacconist. Barlow Bros., Christchurch_. N.Z. Distributors. —5 SAFETY FIRST. Otherwise . . "watch your, .step," and iri the case of culinary esefenges look at. the' label'. : The; essence .'of purity is knoWn as "CathedV&t Brand."' Sold by all grocers in loz and large econarri.v bottles. For Cookery ' BooJs «end 4d in stamps to H. F. Stevens Christchurcb- • 1