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Character Revealed By the way you hold your Cigarette Series One A A . Number One—Character is revealed by the way you hold your cigarette. For instance: here is the careful, particular man. He finds a place foreverything excepting his knees in a cinema. He is domesticated. Like thechiefoftheFireßrigade, he loves to see the home fires burning. Full of sympathy for others, he gets his wife to knit jumpers for the chickens in winter. Has literary ability: writes boomerang novels—the sort that always come back. Number Two —The fussy type, as nervous as a curate at a night club. Highly strung and impetuous, he is the sort who looks on love like a quick lunch counter—grabs the grub that looks the best and pays for it after. Usually marries a girl whom even the climate wouldn’t dare disagree with. This type prefers blondes, but isn’t necessarily a gentleman. Number Three —Here is the schemer; looks backward before he goes forward, but although ambitious couldn’t raise the price of a spark plug if Fords were ten a penny. If married his wife shines in the male order business. He loves hard work like a barber loves the safety razor. Argumentative by nature, he would, if asked “guilty or not guilty”by a judge, demand an alternative. How you hold your cigarette is of little consequence, after all. What is of greater importance is the particular kind of cigarette you hold and smoke. The “ Three Castles” is a cigarette of such distinctive character that it reveals the character of the man who smokes it. It proves him to be a man of good sense and sound judgment And that is splendid testimony to the virtues of the “Three Castles”.!

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Fed That i, H Surge of Power Slide behind the wheel of a Chrysler, step on the accelerator and feel that surge of power. The car literally leaps forward, accelerating in an incredibly short time from 5 to 25 miles an hour. This latent power of the Chrysler is held in leash, just waiting for the opportunity to demonstrate its ability. Chrysler offers you many distinguished body styles—the choice of exacting motorists all over the world. A roomy, easy-riding car, comfortable for short trips or long tours. TheNew“s 2,” the Great New “62,” the Illustrious New ’ the Magnificent New ’—a car in four price divisions —yet a Chrysler gives you much more than any other car in its class. iippi mmi * V #£&**s*s . ' •?< •: - " -'S gjSiSg n---V; Mm fiSKS fHC# ft* “72” “80” CHRYSLER MODEL NUMBERS MEAN MILES PER HOUR. HARLEY & CO- LTD N.Z. Distributors : JREYMOIJTH TODD MOTOR CO. Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and Inver argill

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Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1928, Page 1

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454

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1928, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1928, Page 1

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