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Evening Star, Issue 19664, 17 September 1927, Page 18

tf Owed to a Cigarette. (tufhors and Cfrhs/s, Odors . Carafes, fangs. Puff out the blue-grey smoke m fragrant mgs. Ond fa fhe world declare your heavy deb/s To Wills Three Cosffes (Yellow) Cigareffes f II m ll'hy do the spellbound flappers bow before me? /hand them Yellows ond fbey oil adore me. € m 'hat Is the In feres! / charge you fellows Filly per cent a month-orFffy Yellows? 4 OQO They paw their bikcssboolssbags a bellows But r,hy He d/chens dad Heyputw? /be! Vd/ws? i The hill / fnfroduce has hoiking, drab in if Cl free supply of Yellows for He Cabinet Shiver my limbers! For though /may wend, Yef f come back lo Yellows in /he end! o Yellow inspired my flaming compost Tons Pave never sunk fo less Ibor? Twelve edihons. a V* /am a futurist because the Fxcept for Yellows-is so domed unpleasant mi 0 > * 0 My om fsuch a sweet goodnafured fellow 7 I'm first man every Fay to light a Ye/fow. ‘My Brethren-kissing is a needless sin IF hen dips were made to pop a Yellow In! D Mow for a birdie and the prize , is mine IFe p/ay for fellows and fm dormy nine. (Jot him ogamf/h my Cymnasfk School Smoke fellows while pure workingis the ru/e. Mof always do I hunt the half-inch end M when isme// a Ye/fow /hat /bend/ This is one of a series of advertisements issued to draw attention to the merits of "THREE CASTLES" Cigarettes - another will appear next Saturday.

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