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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1004, 21 June 1930, Page 22

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o7?e Ordinary dftZan The ordinary man leaves it to be inferred that changing fashions are the prerogative of the feminine world. In actual fact, however, he does appreciate a change in fashion. I o deal with these varying moods is the problem of the Manufacturer. In CAPS IAN AROMA lIC r obacco, smokers will be pleased with the convenience of the handy new two ounce pocket tin: they will also find that a very small change in the manufacture makes a very big addition to their pleasure. // it’s Capstan—it’ s Capital