Evening capital news., April 27, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

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Partial View of Immnuo "Ball* Durham Fadorima at Durham, N. C'
The Purity of "Bull" Durham Is „Proven
Absolutely by Government Statistics!
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Herewith we print a facsimile of a letter from Hon. W. H. Osborn, Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, written in the routine of his official duty i
to a letter from the manufacturer.
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The Government officials find in the "Bull" Durham factory nothing but the
bright, golden leaves of Carolina and Virgi nia tobaccos—the tobaccos that have
made American cigarettes the most popular smokes in the world.
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In Durham —and indeed, throughout practically all of No.rth Carolina and
the adjoining counties of Virginia—nearly every man is interested in tobacco, the
great staple crop of the community. In the towns where the tobacco warehouses
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who grow the tobacco, who take it to market, who buy' it and sell it, and
made prosperous by the business of handling the money received from the crop
—everywhere, these men know that the sweetest,* mellowest,** choisest leaf i
bought for
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And they know that nothing else ever enters the "Bull" Durham
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your entire satisfaction the absolute purity of this famous
old tobacco.
factory.
These men who live with tobacco, know that for three
the same farms in the
generations
counties have been producing, their best for
Bull" Durham. They know that the quality of "Bull" Durharfi has
made the city of Durham famous — and the
honor of "Bull" Durham is a source of pride,
not only to the manufacturers, but to the
entire community.
Test\tJBull" Durham Purity For *
Yourself!^ You
Simply take a bag of "Bull" Durham and empty the tobacco
piece of white paper. Then separate the grains with your
finger and examine them closely.^You will find only tiny flakes
of pure tobacco — nothing else looks like the golden Carolina
Virginia leaf used in
same
on a
«4
Bull" Durham. Your eye would instantly
spot" anything of a different nature. Make the test today —
leam to ''roll
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with "Bull
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your own
Durham — and you'll find the greatest
smoke - enjoyment of your life.
easily! provtf to
can
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PP P P An illustrated Booklet, showing cor*
1 IVCai: *. rect way to "Roll Your Own" C^a.t
rettes, and a package of cigarette ^
paper, will both be mailed, free,
to any address in U. S. on request.
Address "Bull" Durham,
Durham, N. C.
£*$£3^ THE AMERICAN TOBACCO
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