Pulp Fiction, 1915 · page 245 of 246
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TURKISH BLEND > _ CIGAR ="TES | To blend successfully Turkish and domestic bacco: ina | - cigarette requires the very greatest skill, experience and oe no wiedge. Otherwise, the blend is rough and catches the throat. The delicious smoothness and mildness of OMAR permit all- -day-long enjoyment — for this one perfect blend of — ' Turkish and American tobaccos makes OMAR the Host &§ , delightfully refreshing sn oke in the world. | _, _ Sinopi, Ephesus, Ismit and Serres, yield t this richest store | _ of fragrant Turkish leaf to OMAR. The mellowest tobaccos _ | from our own sunny Southland give life, snap and sparkle | _ to the blend. All the enjoyable qualities of Turkish and | ' blended cigarettes are united in OMAR, with the distinctive zest _ _and relish, that its own wonderful blend ue to OMAR alone. oe cCOMmicboooks.com