Page Four. DO YOU KNOW That Graham & Sons On The Corner Are running the best lunch parlor In town That their soda fountain is the latest and moat up to date in Central I's That they cater ta nothm7 but the demands for the best in their candy Proof of the pudding is m the eating COME IN WESTMINSTER IS NEXT OPPONENT Weaver, Former State Star, Is Coaching That Team, and Result Will Mean Much—" Pete" Ma ut he Here. The seennd nct of Penn Staten In fnetbnll shoe Ni di be staged on New Hemet field next Saturday afternoon 11 hen the Westminster college (drum will he the attraction Front all reports on the abiltty of the Western Ponnsvl• soma team, bus ounce asexpeeted to be one of nn entirely different cable than that played herr hint Sattirda3. The Westminster team In being ...melted this 3 ear he a former Penn State star. "Tien" NI ran er, and the game that the Nitnrs still put op will be en. trreiv different, it is thought, then that Played by them here in the opening game lest sear when State won by a score of 27 to it Werner is one of the hi artiest football tackles pier turned out nt State, and he .s hound to lime stdlnd noose of the Penn State style of play into the Presb.ternin team' uldelt onn be used to adsantage ngainst the Tittle and Mote Wisner Max.] n star game nt tackle far Penn Ctate all four years Ito tins In college, 'its, 'nn 'ln and $ll. and had a xery good reputation as a pin3er mien before Ire to to eollege ITeI%R A n teammate of Dick ITarlon's and State's conch speaks Nere highly of Ins Middy Wea.er was roach of the Freshman train here in 1012 With the exception of the Westmin• ster quarterback, Ulm; 0111 brine the mime team hoe for the game Sttur ditv that opposed State here year Some Ilea inattnal and eaver'. coach. mghave strengthened the team non derfully and a moat stiffer fight eon be looked for than tatii nits given hist year The recoil of this gni C, then, mill he eagerlv looked lot nfl fob loners of the mune inlerested in pnrnpeets, for mill give a good line no a comparison of the strength of tins I arcs team in ith thatof last year Westminster ' one particular star in the person of I Oulu Metaughr, vilm has put up one of the hnnlest fought grimesnt tackle that 4 %tate playas bail to contend mtth last 3crir MAUTHE AND VERY BACK In her preparatton tor the baton, of the ammo, the State team will he bone. fitted ton great xlent by the mhin teereel asetatante of mine of the old slant "ho ore drifting hack one at a One, to aid Mud roach Barlow in rounding the team into undefentable Bunn "Pete" Man - thee, known to en rev Kate student of recent yearn, he simnel. tog thin Ueik the squad batting Butt Blittity tenth the bl,lcllchl Inert 'lbex" Very will drift into camp abont next \loath, to do his "hare mill, the linemen and from now on mom tine or other of the old gars be on limn' nearli all the tom to aid in the mark of 61111,11.1 g a knit clans eombniation. These that hate been on Penn Staten teams that hate ier loman the mean ing of the mold °defeat" and they "ill weak hard to get that old spirit in. xLdled HI the pneent tiquad WELL KNOWN ENTERTAINERS FOR Y. M. C. A. COURSE The anntml entortomment tour.° of flaw' oral, 1111. 1111..11ex of the Y If, C .swill constst of the opttarently •ry geed numbers tide year It m 11l .tert a meek front nest, Cott:May night in the ntalitormnt n Mit the Das tonty Vestital Quintet rte the that at trot tom the 0110 er attractions 041 appcmr am follows Net ember 25, he Apoolle Concert Company, commond of three men and tun unmet', December 0, alien Mar. muct Stahl, interpreter of pinyon rob rite, 10 the Zetleitr Symphonic Sot• tette, vommwed of the inert and a WO. Danl. 111, VlllllOll4 VllllOO Cook., poet mot humorist Taken as n m hole. the course this year is a %ailed one and should interest the mostLritkiii. The attria.tione are brought her throagli bookings a ith the Affiliated Lyceums Bureaus Announce. at containing the sale of season tickets will be made at a later date, FACULTY OF MINING SCHOOL SPENDS BUSY VACATION A number of the faculty nf the School of 311 net spent Iluor proett• it held omit in difftrent put of tiro Continent Profeiisor IVeigef e lep of mining, had thar l. gn o ofth i the design artment And erection of a Molvhdenite Loncentratur in Northern Ontario Dr. Eaton, of the lieportment of geol ogy. pent port of thj monniir Inme.tl murk: m tile field 4 of Okla. Immo Profegeor IteQinga, of the department of metallurtia. aim ' fitogNl sperio mental not alhiri, fin Bahia In s motis o 'Aorta at lea Moan, Pa Pr the oft,mtr Nnrthrup AIIIN env:zed tltir 3ng Hummer lw the Ounbrut Steel rompito nt John..t ou n in Om Open. Hearth Steel department Profesaor rnallev nova part of the almoner In Montreal In contention Oh ILII electric foritw a hurl for the treatment of pine orea. Mr Catheart, Penn State 'l2, and n frothing realm, an geology last year, non Ilan a Image of a geological field party la the Oklahoma oal !acacia. .Profesgor Weigel Las a parer on the Illuminating posers nf V 1111011 .4 nano onfetl lamps in the Augurt Bulletin of the Ainoriton Institute of Mining En gineels. Vacancies in the School of Minns roe. pity have been filled by Mr f; IV. Rob bison, instructor in Cl.lotey, who comes to the school from Yale and the I.nw sanity of !own, and by Mr. S. .1. Om. dill,n graduate of the Unhersity of Kentucky, who comes on it teaching fel. low in geology from practical work in the oil Ilelda el Kentucky and 'fennel Set' All members of the class of 1910 of the Mining School rise good poidlions in their chosen profession. The school was not nearly able to supply gradimtes for the largo number of applications re. coned CAPT. CHAFFIN AT THE BORDER CAMP HARRY JONES, DOUG LAS. Arirone, Sept. 1, 10111— Dr E ',parks, Pennsyhanin. State College, Pa. 31) Dear Sir—With the arrival of September Ist, my fondest thoughts crier) me back to State—to the Ohl Bell ringing out that a nett College near has opened, to the boys, jolly and light hearted but serious and faithful %nailed: to the freternity houses where 3lrs. C. and Ilila aye n round a arils,; eleome, to the Tons fated and stoop-shouldered "piofs," loaded Minn unit the destinies of coming genera tions, but. in fact, wondering Tilly lie belie, ed that "etude" who cut section yesterday ;piing 00 1111 eXelllle thin his grandmother hail another—the senentli thin semester—stroke of paral3suf, and to the "Rep , Dept" of young 1011 Hum denherg's tem-hang the uninersally ml Aininienn boy to the step at the rate of "one hundred and twenty per minute," 11l to salute tine "Presie h JO proper dignio) and reaped Ain, but I mild lone to he those naughty Sopis. the keepers of College Customs, gather outside my house and F ; ne just one college yell for the "Ilep Well might my thouktlitei he turned to these, in contrast Co adimble mid ell.lllllB cotered buildings here, sterile plahm 111111 bar ren nunnitanis 1111i1 the essociation restless men of limns eager for a call to incline sernme for a righteous 011010 roor a return to more intraelito nor undins I an sure that ninth the 103.1 sup port guaranteed by the students, the heartye to operation of tine faculty, and trieny of boar proxent coin• mandant the military devil tment the college this year till be a great suttess I'd like to tell the boys to "get back of the Coniniontlain this 3 car and make a record that 11111 put to shame awesmaller colleges and taninermties bleb bane heretofore held the "distinguished' platen for their 1.C.• tell en mtin esk ee in milthem itary to trai do tning hen I'd like n share L o i the intelligent ainekeuing of the Amenten nation to the intensity fin ne longer neglecting no of the situ! needs of 0 respected county) lor a hellion c nlllOllO it nation in about the organised ph) steel and mental lure° to maintain our dignity and rekpect et other nations, the responsibility rest,. nth the coming generations under the leadership of loch 110'11 as :nine is' moulding end turning out Into the' world if 110culltillee 111 01 the past. unable to bank our a girds nth more and longer Molds, If me eontlime with no nationalmni to boast ofe xcept the deeds of the fits founders of the Re• public. and those militated through the turmoils of the kinil car, they, these lire the elles 01111 must shoul der the responnibilit3. I fear the above sounds RA if it had been emitted from seine - scrub prof" of literary aspirations. so I bad beat chang to e my 0011 fulkll stile Yes, I am a edged captain Ilene been nearing the tut; 6111,1 mace July Int, and inn nob commanding a centrum) In one of the 110,13 organized regiments, the Thirty ninth Iniantr,), and /IVlllg less thee Jon 3 arils Irmo the lioxiiten herder lit the plate inhere Villa fotight his last Important battle- Ague Prone. Shortly after my arrival at Douglas, Art, 1 11 an cery much surprised 0 lien a State buy stepped Into my tent mid extended lot band—a Mr J A Weiss, class of 'IS, who was compelled to drop his studies un account of one e 3 es lle la nowexcelinit health and finny'. a good salary at the Copper Queen Smelter here and taking u leading purl in the local 1 11 C A, 0 Inch, 03 Olt Way, is doing tun 111 , 111talb:t, tar, Ite la /1115 pestdclice riddenfluinion, but lit is afraid to take los college o on, again Ile woo llnt saigeant et Lona any L, lust year, und asks to be kind Iprenumbcred to you, Dean and tins buys, L du wish all the military boys in the college as Dill as the grannates of reelMt p ears, knell that then, is a shortage, uuu to the big am) increase, at something like 10110 second licutens ants in the army, and them e u ill be alealkc that many note hn the four Scars tin tunic, So It any Napoleon, or Ilaninbal, Mr that matter, still gut busy be 11111 have an uscellent thence to niter tin army ns a second lieutenant Joni (into his his longings Also the higher the militar3 demo intent at the college ranks m rte the ear department, a loth is band solely on efficiency in military training, the nosier It m Ii he for the State graduates to obtain commissions 'They should hear in lined that these commissions are difficult to get but m 111 not go a begging as there are thousands of young mar throngliont the country seeking Henn The remunera tion is good and the chances for early promotions excellent About 000 have Just been examined, though I lint e . idea how many of the. m ill be or. cepted. The next exanotiation null he I,N;atbk, Windt 11 tlejt 1" / PhofoplaYs _ 'nap co-n. 256, Nittany Theatre FRIDAY Bessie Barriscalc "THE PAYMENT" and Keystone Comedy "SKIRTS" :4CI SATURDAY ' Victor Moore "THE CLOWN" and Paramount Pictograph NEW CURFEW LAW FOR BENEFIT OF PENN STUDES Curfew shall • this year at the Un it deity of Penneylsama Students who have been accustomed in the past to borne by the light of the ;noun," hi the early hours Of the morning, ‘,311 find this term that (Amenity officials hate placed a thorn in the pail of the under-. graduate tells - , finds the pale glint of los study lamp dim andunsatisf)inq and yields to the lure of Philadelphia's °ter 'bright dose down district Beginning milli the opening of the Un iversity this fall, the big Iron doors at the main entrain, to the Unieersity donntories 19dly-set mall street and Woodland aveane will be locked all JO a m, After that hour students who Irish to get into their rooms in the dor mitories still base to ring nn sleetne gong just installed in the Triangle and unit until the waehman opens the gates for them. The student Mho umber to effect nmet entrance to the dormitor ies after lan a. in, mill find the new rul ing a stumbling block that con lie unaided mile by Jumping the fence se his It separated the dor:naturism triangle from. the Botanical Ilardens Ileretoforii the mum dormitory en trance tuns allays open ilinverintt of ficials declared s esterday that students It maid still lime entrance to their rooms at all hours and that the new railing wins =led only to Leap out sneak tines( 4 Phila. Public Ledger. PROHIBITION LEAGUE TO BEGIN ACTIVITIES EARLY The Penn State branch of the Toter collopate Prohibition league, roniposed of students oho tin Interested in the liquor question, iszull.ing Its plans for the coming our, nitro t hopes to at • tempt men more than it did Pest year 'rho olio ors for tins Near on , D S, Ad orns, 'l7. president. D fl Nnsde, , 17. step president. CI S Nut., 17. tri asur• or. and D Wood. 'l7, set rotary , As he did loot year, Dean 'Blaisdell will conduit 3 Stlidy 313.4 at the meet togs and e ill he it,Qinted hi Professor Foster, of the Ilomance Language de• pertinent. Last year's deputation meetings were so suece.eitul, according to the officers, that thee will be re sumed nal. 3 month Nose men are ehmble for membership in the league if they are at all lotereatprolubi• tam and they 311031 d tommmunte their desire to join to any member or else attend the regular intuiting held at MO in room 'IL" in the library esery Moo- day night. COLLEGE OPENING RUNS OFF VERY SMOOTHLY The 1010.17 college session got nun). ton pod start lest Thursdat morning mien the noilltorium etas crowded to noway ith almost loon students The fact that the se.sionopened Dec ueek Inter than err, origin:lily planned found mul% ell of tho sindents regis tered and rend% for the formal opening nt 8 &dock 'rho opening uent along the etinpus in tam t net ' 6 OlOOOll tp" nt the first doss Pr.-adent f-parl.s 111114 fin 11‘11111 morn tddress and fol. Inn ed It or ith his intiodnetton of the Ile. members of the faculty Tenn Holnicti made the announcements nn I final college cheer uns ghen for "Bill" it fa Iran present ns u member of lire faculty. .7nnuary, 1917, hut anpllentions ahould ho on Me In the nor department long before that date. Now IS none too esul3 L hate o small adhotne manston 0 it's too room, usla—somecontraqt to State—in uhkh to corral Mr, C and mil. 'hope" upon their arrnal Sunday from San Antrum I babitute a trot Wee xpect to feast and grow PIMA,. 111.011 chih con came tortillaA, cm heladas, etc, and antlefy our nr. teak [friares on desert !forages and droll um ot country" .lire Chaffin pow me In the ',Pry brat .wishes to von. Mrs Smuks, llor) Ethel and our 'many other tn.& at State. and, in the millet of vour femti on pleamotrtes 'Graham's delitames). unit to be or).101111IIN remembered m our misery and famine `')lnverel yours, A I). ( Captain dnth Infantry STILL AT THE OLD STAND And with six years of continued success to back us we offer for your inspee2 don THE LARGEST LINE OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS also THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HIGH GRADE SHOES for your fall needs. FELLOWS, WE APPRECIATE YOUR GOOD WILL TOWARD US-STEP] XS AND LOOK OUR LINE OVER. THE ENTERPRISE CLOTHING STORE f 127 Allen Street, State College, Ppana.i Philadelphia Fish & Oyster Market Dealer in Salt and Fresh Fish Oysters and Sea Food Poultry, Etc. 119 Frazier Street Both Phones. W. P. ALLEN, Manager. - MMTM!!!!!I MONDAY Harold Lockwood "THE RIVER OF ROMANCE" Pastime Theatre i . Bray Comedy Cartoox FRIDAY Lionel Barrymore In "THE QUITTER" and Sidney Drew Comedy 1 -..-- ......, - _ ,' ~„..rr-'• -.4 "*"'"'' :- . ,,, ,,,,--'- - '-,-,.. PENN STATE C LEGIAN 1916 TRACK CAPTAIN WAS RECENTLY MARRIED Walter R Maxon, 'l7, track captain and read holder, ism moiled to Iliss Kathryn 31. Mane), of State College, on Aug 21, at 1.11.t0n, Md. The used. ding, wlttelt ens announced recently lot IL reception gm'', at the Haney home, time rs r urprise to the nomeron. , friendsof both ming people. Mr Mason. 111Ln employed al the Milton 31anulnetnring company Otto snootier. tons entered In the 'Middle At lantic CllnlnfliOnSilip noes us loch were held at Mettdowbrook, While tending these meet; he met his brltle•to be 1111(i went to the melee of loiers hr the state of :Maryland, 'Moire the hoot tons tied. TIDAL VARIATION IS FELT BY WELLS NEAR THE COAST In their intestmation of the under ground Witter resources of the moral United tif Virginia the geologist of the United Slates Geologneal Grimy bane eolleeted data relating , to the many lan dreds of arteaurn ells that 3-11.1 d excel lent linters in large area, of the count al region The seriatim] in km exhibited by tie.. liens pith the rise and fall of the tide a of peculiar interest, the now lis ting notably greater at the flood than at the ebb tide It tho general opinom among. V. ell drillers that pretkally nil goo 11l g melts urnr tidal mere or inlets from open has µ 110 fie the thstant sea, but some of 'them so slightly that the Narration ni 110 W to not railaeable. The geologist in charge of the ground nrater losentigations an Virtu.% states that Antigen in older level no molls, don to Iluetuattons in the height of the nur. Ines of some niughboring body of Milt. or, base been obnersed oil liner tim uorld, It is ttortomars In estiflun thew ollanges by aupposmg a direct gown, bon helms - run the riser, hike no bus, but in many Omen, ns in eastern Vlrginta, such minnoction tselenrly impossible °smog to the depth of the wenn and the natuto of the inters...moo hod., some of them those, tough mnrin and clays These. beds, how, Cr, thelleh they do not transmit water, ne‘erptelaas eon tam it, and as tinter in praetleallv tne compresaddo any tarintion of Intel on the rner or lamy e. trarronittetl to the AS ell through the ant.. 1111,41 gravels, saads, clays and marls It hen a porous laahn tapped b?, a well the water rises to the point o equbbratm mud fluclu. Meg as the hand or the ocean varies its preaure on the bed. that confine the nr• tesian pros BUSY TIMES IN SIGHT FOR CADET CORPS (Continued from Pogo 1) toiled instruction 110[L ginneAter. Cap tain Almonds hopes to ittrange the drill r-chertule In such n manner that the sec orb %ear nice will he crinkled to drill for tour conseculate hours, flint encore• passing the work of n creek witinu single morning or afternoon With guilt on arrangrment it ,ould be possible, to take the sophomore ennmarnes out on hikes through the surrounding cuuutr e and there work out actual problems of uartare or the field. Insofar no it is prensible during the Vrm the habitual complimes mill he arilled by lieutenants and the sopho more companas 1m captains. In this manner the Junior placers Will gain the maximum amount of experience in handling and directing the 111141 Another advance planned by Captain Alirends is the organization of engineer ing and maChine gunempi. sometime during the sear Them, dbisions of the regment mill be organized in IL 111111111er amilna to that of the signal and hos orps Through the National 1)e tense tat it mill be poimilde to sea o re eoniplete minipment fm the nem corps from the tederal sacriiment lie Nationtil Defenne _Att, referred to in the pus ceding p inigraidni Intl pn oath' extended tire mope and Indio eine of tire militury department In the life of the college Under tire prom nions of the Set, unit, .uf hat to hila. 0 Rd the Beaune 011Irei s' Tr Corps trots be eitatbiklied upon uppli. SATURDAY Bertha Kalich "AMBITION" COMING William Farnum ' "THE MAN FROM BITTER ROOTS" ration at, anyy land.grant college or on. Iversity. ,4111c,corps as outlined in the Act will be mode up of students. mho, having completed two years of compul miry inllltar training or the equivalent, desire to continue the study of military .10111,0. The Secretary of \Vas is authorised to ;Reset ibe standard courses of theoret• real oral practical training for units of the Resent, Officers' Training Corps and instittitinti s at Much units of the Corps are will be compelled to adopt into their curriculums the pro. reribeil mums of tminnig, denoting an inneragc of at least three hours per week per academic year to such training As vet regullitions for these courses of Linining have not been published Under the (rely Act a total of 300 commissioned army officers and 500 non. ennunissionml officers null be mutable for duty nt the n nrions institutions natintnining, units of the Reserve 0111 e. ers' Training Corps. The number of of fleece detailed to any one institotion is left to the discretion of tho president. MUCH EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE The nen Act does irony almost com pletely a ith whateter difficulty may emsted heretofore in securing proper supplies and equipment ter the toilets Section .17 of the Act reads: "The Secretary of Wm., under such negotiations no he may prescribe, in lima% authorised to issue to institti lions at mhirli one or more units of the fieseme Officers' Training Corps are in:untamed each public animals. arms, uniforms, equipment, and moons of transportation as he may decor times snry. and to forego at the expense of the United States public animals no is sued" Members of the Itemerro Officers' Training Corps tinder the provisions of, the Ail will receive practical military: instruction in summer camps. largely at! the expense of the United Stntis Ons• ,rnment. Section 4S of the Act rends ......_. "The Secretary of Rine in hereby no thorired to molntain comps for nit further prnetical instruction of the members of the Ite.rveWPM' Truitt Corps, no such camps to be maintained for a period longer thnn six meeks in any one year. except in time of actual or threntened hostilities: to transport membebrs of much corps to and from such Clllllpr of the expense of the Unit ed Staten so for ns aoplopriatlonsmill permit, to subsist themat the expense cif the United Staten while tritseling to and from sorb tamps and snub re• mottling therein so far es nootoorta lions mill permit: to one the Regular Arnie, slob other military forme s nn Mugrens from time to tune outhorires, nod uL gosornment property nn Ln Inas , deemtitssititiary for the military training of tine members of such corps m tole In attendance at stab cantos; to ores:tribe regulations for the govern . of suth eons: and to authorise, in his ut the formation of cont• pens milts thereof into battalion and regiatentul mots" PAY FOR OFFICERS Tho Act, also in.oir idea for the rucy meat of nonnikrs of the Tieserie Training Corps during their mom benlop ut tlu• Corps. in accordance ugh Section 50 of thu At, which reads 114 • lITIV member of the manor dl Vll4lOll of the Retiree °dicers' Truman^. Corps lino tionideted two academic dears of smite in that ditision. and has teen oeleeted for further tnrhdng hr tire igen:dent of tire inotltution mid by its Torok/ism of military amiente land time. ties, and ham aigreed In writing to ron thane in the Resorts Offleers"rmining Corps for the remainder of his course or the lootltution dutoting fine hours Is'n Week. to the milli., training prescribed by the Secretary of %Vim, and bits agreed In uriting to pursue lire Louses in camp training prom:1.11ml by the Setrelary of War, ho may he furnished, at the en poise of the United States, m Ith to m• mutation of subsistence at ouch rate, not eNtecding the cost of the gurrioon nation mestralied fu r i the Annet as iat be fixed lit the Secretary of War, diart nag the remainder of lux fteriiie in the Resume Olin era' Training Corps" Inconnection ninth the foregoing av tract It may be mentioned that nit the present time the garrison ration pre orelied for the (Tiny tiarleo beta ten 20 nod. 2.4 cents a tint', in Net nt hu h mould establish the enumeration of the noun hero of the Seterve Olit ero"rraining Corps nit approt.linatel 25 cents a tiny the t ear around Another prin igloo or th Notional I) honk, Act :mita, it popoilile for mein Lyra of the lie., ye °Zaire' Tra COllOl 1111011 graduation from toll•gr t, Le enrolled as atentbura of LIR, Claws' Corps and as m onthero of till latter torus to some a Ith 11.1. relzul • troll as a (nominal setond het:Loom for a period of ISIS T000ti”. • o. • NEW ,F.ALL SUITS In the most approved materials and models for the season's wearing. America's best tailors have made them for us—here ready to-wear in styles you'll find in very few places ready to put on. AN INTERESTING SHOWING In addition to the higher priced suits we've always featured so strongly we have for this year made special effort in securing and have now showing an exceptionally strong line at quite at tractive prices $15.00, $lB.OO, $20.00. For the man who, prefers suits to order $20.00 upwards. Full dress suits—ready to wear $22.50 to $40.00. Specials at $22.50 and s2s.oo—worth looking into. • Suits Pressed 20 Cents gint,g6 - IVotitter ,t• v 11,111 ov gurrect . gresi , ELLEFONTEANDSTAXLCOLLEGVA t .----'"' FRESHMEN' WRESTLERS Conch Lewis desires to moot all can didates for the freshman wrestling leant as goon no possible All candi dates a ill ho excused front gym drill and will reeel, a coaching from the 'Varsity wrestlers. A COLLEGE MAN'S STORE SERVICE STYLE Distributors of— Alder-Rochester and Fashion Park Ready-to-Wear Clothes Interwoven Hosiery Patrick Mackinaws Chase & Co.'s Hats Montgomery & Company The Toggery Shop State College, Pennsylvania The Clubby Smoke—Tull" Durham YOU start something lively when you produce "Bull" Durham in a crowd of live-wires and start "rolling your own". That fresh, mellow-sweet fragrance of "Bull" Durham makes everyone reach for "the makings". A hand-rolled "Bull" Durham cigarette brims over with zest and snap and the sparkle of sprightly spirits. GENUINE 1 11111 BULL" DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO Made of rich, ripe Nrirginia-Noith Carolina leaf, " Bull" Durham is the mildest, most enjoyable tobacco in the world. No other cigarette can full of life and youthful v a freshtrolled cigarette of Durham. 'Roll your own" with Dalt= and you'll discow joy in smoking. FREEAn llluatrated Fkaldet. show... on. way to Roll Your Own . be,ebttrdl'-- = halz. rzyi.Fd THS AIIIIMCAN TOBACCO CO * ,, --Wedn'eEU'y; FOREST MIES -IN QUALITY i Ash / e• FRE; rwitasa of• nom' with 6.111 45e sack.
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