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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20177, 4 March 1931, Page 9

A HAPFY MAN. You can tell a man who has found his ideal smoke. He is contented ana happy—smoking to him is a pleasure that he looks forward to and enjoys. If you're not a pipe-smoker—perhaps yon should bo. ' Choose a good pipe and some good tobacco,' and taste' the real satisfaction that comes from a pipe smoke. If you do smoke a pipe, and are still discontented, then' you*' have not found your ideal tobacco. . Thousands of men have discovered that a pipeful of Edgeworth is the right smoke for them. Edgeworth is a blend of £ne old Barleys, full-bodied and sa'his-, fyiog. Ask ,your tobaccqnist for Edgeworth "Beady-Subbed" or "Plug Slice." —2

WHY REMEMBER ? Re-live tjioae pleasant hours on the beach, in jthe country, on the chills. . . . : in the trash, . . thoso treasured holiday hours. Pictures only can do this vividly for you. i . .Talte thorn with a camera a Kodafe or a -Voightlandor purchased on easy terns from Wallace and Co., Photographic Dealers, High street. —4 The international ca-W» n«ws appearing. jn this issue is publi>b«3 by amßkunMit With the. Australian Prsw. Association' end tli* Ssta-Hei&ld New# Service, Limitui.