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Partial Interior View of One of the Hundreds of Big Storage Warehouses in which the Choicest Burley Leaf is Aged in Wood
three to five Years for Tuxedo Tobacco, The Large Central Inset Shows a Hogshead Opened.

All Smoking Tobaccos Are Aged

Have to be to make them smokable. To-
bacco in its natural state is raw and harsh.
Ageing makes it mellower, milder.

The leaf for some tobaccos is aged for only
one or two years. That for Tuxedo is aged

in wooden hogsheads for three to five years—
until it is as saute perfect as nature can
make it.

Most manufacturers simply age ihe leaf and
let it go at that. But—

Tuxedo Is More Than Aged

After nature has done all it can to mellow
the leaf, then the original ‘“‘ Tuxedo Process’”’ is
applied.

This famous process—a doctor’s discovery
—takes out all the bite left. by nature. Pre-

vents irritation of mouth and throat. Makes

Tuxedo the mildest, most comfortable smoke

{ The Perfect Pipe Tobacco

Get a tin of Tuxedo. Try it for a week. Note how

sweet and fragrant it is and how mild! You can smoke it tions are
i about one
all day and have a sound tongue and a perfectly comfortable half size

throat at the end. A week’s trial is bound to make you a

permanent smoker of Tuxedo.

YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE

Cc ient, glassi rapped, 5 Famous green tin, with gold 1 0
moisture-proof pouch....... C lettering, curved to fit pocket &

In Tin Humidors, 40c and 80c In Glass Humidors, 50c and 90c

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY

possible to produce. Enables men to enjoy a
pipe who formerly could not do so.

The “‘Tuxedo Process’’ has many imitators.
Millions of dollars have been spent trying to
invent a “‘just-as-good’’ process. But it still
remains the great original method for making
tobacco absolutely biteless and non-irritating.

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of real
hackages.

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