Judge — June 1934 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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NIOVS HIS PIPE AS NEVER BEFORE San Diego Pipe Smoker Looks Forward to Many Happy Days Only experienced pipe smokers learn to know the fine points of good pipe tobacco. Young men, new at pipe smoking, may save themselves the search (often a long search) for the right tobacco if they will heed the advice of those who know. District Attorney's Office San Diego, California January 27, 1934 Larus & Bro. Co., Ine. Manufacturers of Tobacco Richmond, Virginia. Gentlemen: T have been a pipe-smoker for quite a number of years, twenty years to be exact, and have tried every tobacco known to me. I became so confused after many years of experimenting that I gave up pipe-smoking, but somehow I had a long- ing to resume and I was attracted to the advertisement and lured into sending you my thin dime and address which was promptly answered, and I very quickly smoked away the two packages you so kindly sent me. ‘The tobacco has a very fine aroma and I must say that I have enjoyed my pipe as I never had before. I have since replen- ished my stock with a half dozen cans of “ Edgeworth Ready-Rubbed” and will now dig up some of my old pipe-friends, after cleaning the crust, and look forward to many happy days back in my mountain retreat, on Saturdays and Sundays, Thanking you, and best wishes for your warranted success, I am, Sincerely yours, Lathrop H. Collins Mr. Collins writes that he is going to “dig up” some of his old pipe friends. Note that phrase “‘pipe-friends.” Pipe smoking is the friendliest way to use tobacco. If you decide to try Edgeworth, you may know in advance that it is made from the choicest parts of the Burley tobacco plant. Pay any price you wish, you cannot find more appropriate tobacco for pipe pleasure than you get in the modest blue tin of Edgeworth for 15 cents. Your own taste must be the final answer. All we ask is— please try Edgeworth. Its flavor and quality have so appealed to in- telligent pipe smokers that it is now on sale all over the world. There is “Edgeworth Ready Rubbed” and Edgeworth in Slice form. Several sizes from 2 oz. to full pounds are put up in vacuum packed tins. In these airtight tins the tobacco remains factory- fresh in any climate. Edgeworth is made and guaranteed by Larus & Bro. Co., Tobacconists since 1877, Richmond, Va. 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