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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 54, 2 November 1915, Page 7

.Mr.r A-i • (>MW I ha i. la er B &mimd D «555 ■Maim 1 stands for Ironclad, (We’ve one of our name); A.B.C. stands for Joffre, A man of great fame. War scarcity has not been allowed to effect the quality of “Amber Tips.” It is still supreme in flavour, purity and economy. ... otLl holding its hard-won position as “Everybody’s Favourite," however the market may fluctuate, you will always find the best leaves of the season’s crop in the “Amber Tips” packet. The 2)2 blend goes farthest. Other prices IjlO and 2\ U S3KCZ_r //f - Ui■.?, Cut these for the stands for Kaissr, Who keeps out of the fight; tgESSISS' ~i»n 1...1 .....ill.. 111 1 J °** ■ mmmmmm m mi A L stands far London (It s dark there at night). AOEWT—NEWTOU KENOi »TRATFORD,

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