THROUGH Our EXCHANGES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 63, 14 November 1913, Page 8

THROUGH Our EXCHANGES.

—o “Bonnie Doou”—how the words ! ■uiijure up the thoughts and memories j if the days of our fathers in the Old j Lund. So too, BONNIE DOON the j \EW TOILUVO for tlie man who wants a ME 1)1 EM BLEND- brings j satisfaction and delight to every smok-1 er. In plugs and 2oz. tins ~ B.D. i The experiment of leininine d.l’. s. seems a hazardous one (says the “Queen”), yet it has been already j realised at Stratford, England, and the ideal of justice is nowise impugned, j As a matter of fact, women are quite ts judicially minded as men il they ill but exert their hue sense of jus-, tice. It is a faculty which is too often ; allowed to rust unused; yet once a woman cultivates the judicial sense | die generally contrives to impress it >n‘the world at large. Indeed, one, :s inclined to think that a woman-j judge would be better than a jury ot women, for, as a rule, women think independently a good deal better than j they think in crowds. Men—have you tried the new MEDIUM STRENGTH tobacco—BON NTE BOON? Like the old song its rich mellowness has a charm and fasunation that always lingers with the smoker. In plugs and 2oz. tins. 4 B.D j A somewhat remarkable incident oc- i uii’red on Monday of last wee it in! Wanganui. A gentleman walking j dong the avenue was astonished to] see Iving loose on the steps ot a cor- |

tain hank quite a nice collection of banknotes. Rubbing his eyes to make uire that his sight was playing him io pranks, he picked one tip. U was for .£SO and quite genuine. The gentleman then gathered the balance. Together, their value totalled a very large

sinn, and walking into the hank lie presented the collection to an astonish-

ed clerk, who discovered that they 'hid been dropped by a junior during transmission from another hank. Ihe gentleman was thanked , for bis acaon in discovering and returning tin'

BOWIE DOON is a new MEDIUM TRENGTH TOBACCO um.er an old mine and unique in quality and favour. Like the melody or the old ong one pipe of BONNIE DOON will ■onjuro up many a pleasing memory, n plugs and 2oz. 1, B<

Women who pride themselves on wearing the “latest” thing in dresses will be surprised to learn that their sisters of ancient Egypt were before them with the slashed skirt and pannier. The curious fact that some modem fashions are thousands of years old was brought to light at the recent meeting of the British Association. Professor Myres, who is ahoVit to start upon extended explorations in Cypus, said that in the seventh century 8.0. the ladies wore pannier skirts.

“Bonnie ■ Doou’ - —w'"o cnViMoll cl 1 that the words mean to those who know tho land o’ Burns? To Maorilanders BONNIE DOON TOBAGCO will living all the smoker has Sfo long been wanting—“Bddy”—yet hot too •frong. Fragrance, Flavour-—above dl Quality. In plugs and 20r,, tins ' 8 H I).