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WIFE OBJECTS TO SMOKING

• 'ases are by no means rare in the Dominion of wives having left their husbands because of the latter's fondness_ for smoking in bed. The tobacco smoaed by some men is, of course, very coarse. If they had smoked Edgeworth, with its delicate aroma, there might have been a very different story to tell, for most women confess that they love the fragrance of Edgeworth. Edgeworth tobacco is noted for its cleanness, its fineness and its fragrance, and, what is more, it never varies—always the same—year in and year out. Tobacconists sell Edgeworth , at Is lid a -oz ti n . and with latest vacuum packing. 4

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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 550, 31 December 1928, Page 12

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110

WIFE OBJECTS TO SMOKING Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 550, 31 December 1928, Page 12

WIFE OBJECTS TO SMOKING Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 550, 31 December 1928, Page 12

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