Judge, 1921-05-07 · page 32 of 32
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With acknor The Mystery of the etty ee ell Air-Tight Tins of 50 Ask your dealer to show you the new vacuum-sealed tins of 50 Chesterfields A compact, convenient and absolutely AIR-TIGHT packing —the cigarettes keep fresh indefinitely ° A FUNNY paper recently SLIPPED ME a good laugh WITH A wheeze about A FAMOUS ventriloquist AND WHY he had quit THE VAUDEVILLE stage discovered IT SAID b HE COULD make more jack SELLING WOODEN parrots SO WHEN I got home. 1 PASSED the joke TO OUR cook, who owns BOTH A speechless parrot AND A sense of humor. BUT SHE muffed it BECAUSE SHE didn’t know WHAT A ventriloquist was SO I had to explain it AND ON the way ont | BLEW just a whiff. OF CIGARETTE smoke AT HER amusing old Cook’s Pet Parrot ° FOOL OF a parrot WHICH NEVER talks AND | said, “Poll. HOW D'YOU like it? AND To this day It’s Got ae guessing WHETHER Tr Was GoBK OR THE blamed bird WHICH SQUAWKED back “THEY SATISFY." YHESTERFIELDS speak for themselves They let you know you're smoking. They “satisfy” and yet, they're mild. An impossible combination, you say? Sure everywhere but in Chesterfields. The blend does it and the blend can't be copied! Liccett & Myers Topacco Co. comicbooks.com