Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 22, 1922, Page 3

- o . /e 1/ / : A REAL : THE PRICE L WORTH- WHIL FOOL YOU /, SMOKERS—What You Have Longed for in a Cigar You' li Find Aplenty in Penrod /, Vs o The most unusual and delightful smoking value you have There is no question in our minds but what after you have ever expenenced for 10 cents — that is what you will once smoked the Penrod you will prefer the clever blend A ¢ -0 to either a straight Havana or an all-domestic cigar. = _ — | X ) < e 7 @Y D\ X You probably have a keen dte flavor, for tobacco " fragrance and for a smooth, mellow, satisfying smoke. the firm feel of this nifty-rolled the pl “*You will find all of that in the Penrod, a cigar with qual- i oL ie nihicen ity 57 S i et st ; portions of its perfecto shape, the “smell” of its aromahc - leaf, the epicurean taste as you roll it around on your The Penrod is made by hand lips, the even burn as your moments of cigar satisfac- ’ sclentlflcally blended from a tion speed by; and last, but not least, the profound real- ; ization when you have finished the last possible puff that Phasa s selectlon Of lmported Havana you have had the privilege of a real smoke at last, il and the chmcest old mellow : For your own satisfaction compare the Penrod with any 'domeStlc tobacco Obtalnable, of the 10 cent or higher priced cigars on the market to- 4long filler, wrapped W1th im- :‘:}Y :md:e a lzlnrfi dtzen smoke w:;“he' cigar.— o i : . If you have learned to judge a cigar we will rest our claim - ported Sumatra. {hlich 4’ .. || . on the results of the comparison. The Penrod will never ‘ We bqheve that the blend of tobacco, as exemphfied in || tire your taste regardless how many of them you smoke, the Penrod, will prove'a revelatlon to even the experi- || for we have blfllt the Penrod to g'rahfy your taste, not enced]udgeofwhatnswhatmgoodugars. ko e ' tireit. The Penrod will win you in many ways. - You will like olarem o0 A X4 XA YA N Y/ N [ XA XA XA XA Y X SIS eSS N4 ) ;—:- () »\Y/ — \ ...‘ BY L / (@AY @