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Evening Star, Issue 20048, 13 December 1928, Page 13

six; friends sent the same CHRISTMAS GIFT. When six of a man’s friends cadi send him a humidor of Edgeworth tobacco as a Christmas gift it sounds like a deep-laid plot of collusion. But it wasn’t. 15ach of Mr F. W. Fitzpatrick’s friends knew what his own favourite smoko was, and, as if by magic, six blue humidors of Edgeworth were laid under tho Christmas tree. These men, like many other Edgeworth smokers, knew from experience that the quality of Edgeworth never changed in any season, and that if a man started smoking it it would be hard for him to leave off. Edgeworth one-pound and half-pound glass jars and half-pound humidors are sold by tobacconists everywhere at Christmas time, packed in good-looking decorated gift cartons printed in colours.— [Advt.]

Curate: “Tell mo, little girl, where were you born ? ” Little Girl: “ I v.iUu’t bona— l’m a stop-child.”