Life — March 14, 1918 — page 36: what you’re looking at

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Smoke Five With Me Here is the sweetest smoke that I ever knew, and I've smoked for over 40 years, It was handed me once by a connoisseur, who told me where to get it. Later I had it made specially for me—made as a Panatela, the size of this picture, for a short, sweet smoke. It is made solely from Havana leaf. So are many others. But I cal this the finest-flavored leaf that ever came from Cuba. All my friends think likewise. Last year 1 sold more than 2,00 000 cigars to Over 21,000 custom- ers and friends, Tt occurs to me now that count- less other men would be glad to share this discovery. Lam going to let some of them do it. Not for profit so much as a hobby. I will supply a few men, who love good cigars at per hun- dred, or $2.85 for fifty, mail or express prepaid. That's not far from my cost. avy cigars, These are for like and | exquisite T have never tasted them, FIVE CIGARS FREE I will let soo men try five cigars free. Just send me 10 cents to cover postage, packing and revenue sta 1 will nly the cigars. I only ask this 10 cents to pick out the right sort of peopl If you like them, send me your check for $ for the fi and Vi replace the five trial cigars FREE, and if you prefer will open a 30-day charge acco with you. Write now for the five cigars. J. ROGERS WARNER 192 Lockwood Building, Buffalo, N. Y. The Latest Books (Continued from page 430) this spirit is wholly forward-facing. In the older men, like the French officer who is the author of “ Comrades in Cour- age" (Doubleday, Page, $1.40), the new spirit stands consciously on the ridge of a “continental divide,” looking both ways. Lieutenant Antoine Redier’s book contains fourteen essays, or soliloquy- like self-communings, in which his per- sonal sense of relationship between the nminent future s of the simple men under his command and of the war's effect on them. 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