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THE HOUSTON POST; TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 1 2 1 9 1 9.
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smm blamk: marines
'- "- ' '' f' t - . - ' - .'-!
JO
1-
niey
and Hani
Clinch
al Struggle
in Sensation
Each Club Gets Three Hits
Victory Over Hampat's
AthletcS Gives Herd the
Dulon Northerh Trip
aid Game and Jalf Lead
THE SCORE BOARD
-..-..'
' t'f'Bottton Port 8pcil
D ALIAS Texae. Aof. 11. The Buff;
iVate the Marin today by a score of
1 t 0 Ur the diny tim of on hour
H nd 1."? minute. Despite the fact that
; ij tribof Patterson waa defeated it
vm tba feat -fame eeen in Dallaa thie
ar and the magnificent performance of
i..e visitor as well aa that of the borne
tenta waa afforded round after round of
rp n-roue applause by a large weekday
amiienc which 'waa present. It waa a
fiiperk duel 'of twirlera in which both
Conley and Harria looked like major
lingua stars back yielded a meafer total
of three hits Conley formed three of
t be opposition and gave no paaaea. Har-
ris' walked one man but did not register
a strike out. The local outfield waa cred-
it' with eeyen putouts while the yieit-
r enter guard accepted an area doaen
. buncea during the fray. The infields of
both. teams held like a atone wall ex-
rep ting in one i octane whea Eddie Palm-
er missed a difficult chance and the error
raved the way for the only acora of the
nay. . The Buff did not get a mas to
fu-rt "after the aecond inning ana only
one man reached that station after the
firat-.i In seren inninrs the Marine bit
the iduat in one two three order; only
two Dallaa men reached aecond base.
The visitor lumped on Conley in the
first inninr for their tally. Baa-ran hit
the first ball pitched for a dean single to
- right ' center McDonald sacrificed him
io. second. Palmer covered first baae
on McDonald' hit and dropped the ball
vhich va .fielded to him by Robertson.
I'ntterson laced a aingle to the portaide
vii JBaggan apiked tne -rubber. Bteu
h.nr vnlUA fn (VnlT. haM fast ne?
to Ena nailed McDonald double elevated
. te Mattick. : Saedecor grounded to Lar-
mnre and Stellbaur waa forced at aecond
the inninr. The Marine threat
en-4. jn the eighth when Schleibner led
off with hit to left .center and waa
sacrificed to aecond by Xarmore. - Bob-
' ertson'a fast abounding ball waa raked in
with one hand by Harria who toaaed to
McDonald and Scbliebner waa caught
hotm .Mm Anil aMVtnil . P.Anl f atiImI
a long foul over the left fence and then
drove a long fly fo the right but Btel-
baar captured It. i
Bouaton 1 AB R H PO A E
Barean H . ... 4 1 1 4 0 0
McDonald. 3b '. . S 0 0 0 2 0
' rntteraoBvee .. 4 ' 0 1 2 3 (1
istellbaur. rf ... . 4 0 0 6 0 0
.Dojleft S 0 0 1 2 0
Saedecor lb ... 8 0 0 12 0 0
Myatt cf S 0 0 3 0 0
.oyes c ...... o v i v a v
Harria p ...... 8 0 0 0 4 0
TEXAS LEAGUE.' .
Club Games W. L. Pet. Win Los
HOUSTON ... 42 26 10 619 628 605
Fort Worth.. 42 25 17 695 605 681
Dallas 44 26 18 691 600 678
San Antonio. . 42 20 22 ' 476 488 465
Shreveport ...89 18 21 462 475 450
Waco 40 18 22 450 463 ; 439
Beaumont . . . 40 17 23 425 439 415
Galveston . ... 45 17 28 878 391 370
Monday's Reaalts.
At Waea 8. GaNaaton 2.
At 8hrvaort 8 Saa Aataal 8.
At Fort Worth 10 Beaaneat 4.
At Dallas 0 Hautoa I.
Tsasday's ScJiadita.
Galveston at Waco.
San Antonio at Shreveport. .
Beaumont at Fort Worth.
Houston at Dallas.
i
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Club Gamaa W. L. Pet Win Lea
PEMIOGK BLANKS
BROMS; CHICAGO 1
BEATS GRIFFIIEN
Cleveland T a kes Third
Place by Beating Yan- .
kees; Tigers Win
Chicaae
Detroit
Claceland ...
New Xork . .
St Louii ...
Boston
Washington .
Philadelphia
100 62 38
97 56 41
98 55 43
96 58 43
96 51 45
96 45 51
98 40 68
95 27 68
620
577.
661
552
631
469
408
284
624
682
666
657
636
474
414
291
614
671
556
546
626
464
404
281
1-
R
0
0
O
0
0
0
O
0
0
3
H
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
27
PO
2
1
4
2
1
8
4
4
0
12
A
2
0
0
0
2
0
3
2
1
8 28 10
r Total :.i.30
-Dallaa-- 'AB
'jia 3b .i I'...- 4
t'allahan If 4
Mattick cf ...... 4 '
i Itbo rf : . . . . 3
I'almer 2b S .
Hchlkbner lb .. 8
1 armor. It A. 1
' 1 hrtsoa . . 3
c ooley.-n-..; . S
'Totals 1......28 .0
' narri. out attempting to bunt third
strike."-. m
" Eeoro j inxdnga- B
l onston ..vrTvr.......ioo 000 0001
i a 000 000 OOOM)
Double plsy--Patterson to Snedeeor.
r.ases an ball Off Harria 1. Struck
out-rBy Conley L
? Sj .
' i 'Aaaodated Preaa Beport
mUEVEPOBT. " L Aua. ' 11-
: rcveport drove Birch irom too mound
r a abowee-f hita in the fourth and
a Ota aecond geune of the aeriaa front
a Antonio 5 to 3. Maaaey's three-
. tt scored three Gaaaer ran.
A rally in .the ninth acored two runa
after two were down. Score:
Pnn A.
-Ami.
orttmr. it'
Hie. M.
km. IT.
Brown.
I.rr. . .
1 1 ! ?
v.. 4 i i i
et. I 1 ! 0
0 7 0
Touu ....as
Bj lanlim:
P Antosi a.;
JMiravesc .....
M S
num.
D. Brow
O'N.llL m..
HuMllas. lb I 0 13
Samara... i o l a
QltiM. et. i 1 1
on. S 1 1 1
Nplr. a... (lit
as-.- i A
Total . T ST 16
. Snaa NMthta. Bale. Jaekaon. Kaaavo.
ra. Vaao. KarDcr. Two-baM
0tl1. Tknw4iaM hita tea
00 016 002 S
ooi jo oo a
Maa-
'O-baM hita
btla. paDlr.
ta. MaaKT. Sarririra klta Smith. DoabW
Tira U Mill to Uoaallna. HmlU ta Kaaapv It
h'lniHn. fiola baaaa P. Brows Buea M
hii Off Kantar 1. art Btwck ttt X
Baas x. Irrora
h'rark onf Br Burn 1. kr
lrucadaie. Batch. UnaaUoa.
. '
; y-f CAT$ 10; OILERS 8.
.' ' Aaaociated Preaa Beport
iwi . wuttiH xexas Aug. iu.
' Fort Worth took the third game of the
series from Beaumont by hitting the ball
hard. Fort Worth drove Weiaa and
. Jacobus to the showers in the fourth
inning. . score
Beaanont
' Brrna. W.... f
hvo. aa. ....
Muhea. lb...
' J.'hnnoa. rf.. 4
AlrtaaAer. e. 4
Iicnra b.. 4
Mroaa. U. ...
.rilna ex.. 4
a..... 3
Jitrobaa. a... V
luil7. Si... i
.Ab B P A
I
0
St. Worth Ah H Pa A
num. aa.... 4 1 1 6
Hcara. If. ... 4 S
tiorraua. za
&rart. IB
0-Bria. .
woodall. .. 4
WUliana. it 4
nawr. a
Dllilaaw.
Rbertaoa.
n kum.
TWahl ...U U 77 U
2b4 0
.. 4 1
SKjlil
tarn a 0 0 9
HL a. i 1
Totals ...MUM
Br tnaliji-
".aaont ....w 101 W 000 3
rt Wurth 003 TOO IO- 1
. na i Saa. MaUaw 1. Btow. (aaia. O'BHm
wiaiti.
V.U. 1
r-mi.-b tmt Br htlUr 4 hr Wain l. br DIU
"T a. aw waraiai l. itmmm hit. I
v-inl
M ofMiaiL
a-nlt .
odall. Wllllama t. Balar 1 Wa
o ball (ff omjaaar X'oh Wrt
at Br BaArr 4. br ?! 1
. br.Warbtel 1. Twoiaa bits Kapo.
toSn pls Stow! liettmA'li
;VAYS 3. PIRATES 2. .
Aaaodated Press Beport
WACO Aug. 11. After Waco had
ored three runs in the fifth Galvea-
o fell on Kelly in the eixth and 'he
yrkd barely In tim to check the
h. Dunk fall hair to the gam and
ped the Pirate after the had two
a The gam ended with Waco win-
aa. fm.
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Moka. If...
Mhaaka. lb '
JaoMM H.m. :
lurmf. aa...
u a. I
4 nr. Im.
OilMIUlfe Im
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Moaday'i Results. .
At Wwhlagtoa 4 Chlcags 7.
1 At Bestoa I St. Lesls 0.
At Philadelphia 4 Detroit 7.
At Nsw York 9 Chmlaad IS.
Tseadiy't Schedule.
Cleveland at New York. -t
8t Louis at Boston. -
Detroit at Philadelphiat.
Only three games scheduled.
' NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Club Games W. L. Pet Win Lose
Cincinnati ... 96 65 31 677 679 669
New York ...90 57 33 633 637 626
Chicago ......93 51 42 648 653 648
Pittaburg .... 95 46 49 484 490 479
Brooklyn .... 94 45 49 479 484 474
Boston 90 37 63 411 418 407
Philadelphia .. 89 35 64 893 400 889
St Louis 91 33 88 363 870 359
. Moaday's Resitta.
At Brookrys 2 Plttabara 5.
At Ciadsaati 3 Phllaaelphls 5.
Oaly tws gasisa schsdsiad.
TsetdayTsehsdsls.
New Tork at Brooklyn.
Only one game scheduled.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Club Game W. L. Pet Win Lose
Atlanta .....107 65 42 607 611 602
New Orleana.107 64 43 698 "602 693
Little Bock... 100 62 48 520 625 515
Mobile 105 52 63 495 800 491
Chattanooga .107 52 65 486 491 481
Memphis ... 106 48 68 453 458 449
Birmincbam ..105 46 59 488 443 434
Nashville ....109 44 65 404 409 400
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Kaaaaa City oVColaabas 0-
At Milwsskss 2 ladiaaapolis 6.
At St Past 0 Lsalavlll 2.
At Miaaeaaeli 4 Taled 3.
Aaaociated Preaa Beport.
BOSTON Aug. t Pennock held 8t
Louis to four hita today Boston winning
1 to 0. With two out to the eeventh
inning. Hooper singled to deep short and
three successive paaaea by Sothoron
forced him over. Score:
St. Leala Ah HP A
Aaatla. SO...
Oedaoa. . lb. .
oiarcr. mw....
Wllllaau. ct.
nniitB. rT .
Oarbar. as... S 0
Bcrcnia.
-Rllllnra
Sotboroo.
1001m
i!
aa... a 0
ToUIa
..38 4 34 S
Baatoa IkRFnl
noooar. n
Vltt. 3D.
Both. et.
rvuim. u..
Sehaiur. e...
Mclsats. lb.
SbaDoaa. 3b.
Scott as....
Faaoeck. a..
Tatala
1 4
.30 stria
Raa tar Sail la alafb.
Battad for wathana la alnth.
Br malaas:
loJ..::::r:j:::::::::::: SS S3 SSfcJ
Khm Ha m. Two Um .MtsVlMla. ItoIa
i ... .a ; ; : ; r).
. WHITE SOX 7i SENATORS 4. i
' Aaaodated Press Beport
WASHINGTON. Aug. It Chicago
got five-run lend off Barner in the
first inning today sad won atith esse th
odd . game of the Washington series
T to 4. Score:
B. SolllSt t 0
Wrarrr. 8b. . Sill
Jaefcaoa. rt. . I i 6
Falarb. cf. . 5 3 4 O
namta .. s a i 0
RIaberc aa.. 4 0 11
Bchalk. .... a I 6 6
a. s o i l
WUliaias.
Tatala ....ssuxr'i
Waab. Ah
J4n. IB... S
Mkaata as..
Mllaa. ...
lc. rf.....
barrtt7. u.
AffTirw. r. .
llMHakn
Lrooaro. IS.
"Plrtarpa ..
Blhra. ob....
Harpar. ..
Zachary. a..
Jobnaoa ...
OIMjld...... 0 0 0
saarria'. 110
Total ...S3 i IT 13
H Pa A
3 1 9
n
ii
BaMa; fne Zaeharv la alrtth.
Battr4 tor laoaard in ninth.
Raa for Aanaw la a lath.
Batld for OIU la ninth.
Br taataunt .
QMeaa H01 010 000 T
Waahla1oa 000 0U1 ooi a
Rnna J. Collins. Weaver laeksoa. Fete.
Oaa4U 37 Bebalk. Shaaka. Mllaa. Hie. Vanoa.
her. TjaVbasa hita klaeb. Jadca. OaadU.
Bfcw. Thiaarbaa hits Sbaaks. Suira baa
t. Oaniaa. Doable plarn Leonard to in&n.
Baaaa aa halla Ort Rarpar 3 oft WllllaauTa.
itrock oat Br WUiuia . by Zachaiy 1. Cr-
rara Soaaka. B(e .
TIGERS 7 MACKMEN 4.
' Aaaociated Preaa Beport
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 1L Phila-
delphia hammered Dauaa for s three-
run lead is the first inning today bnt
two outfield fumbles by Burma gave De-
troit two runa and long drives by Jones
and Ainamith a ceo anted for the other
Kim. hf.
Thomas lb.
waikar .
Buroa. lb.
Biirrua. rf..
Witt. 3b...
Tantt. aa.
Perkins a..
Narlor. a...
Kiaaar. a..
Total .
five the Visitors winning T to 4. Score:
.Detroit Ah HP Al Phils. AbHPoA
KafcThr" I f f 4
Qobb. ef..... 4 1 i '0
Vearh. U.... S 110
JonaaTNb.." 3 1 S i
Ainamith. .. t 1 4 4
Danaa. a 4 10 3
Totals ... .tT 11 ST II
By laalaas: " .
Drtroft
nusaaipua ...
. Bans Tears. Brllmaa 3. Bhortaa 3. Joaea
AiaamitB. atopp. Waikar 2. Burs. Twe-l
ana jobojuooo win auro.
AbMSjith. Walhor. fltplcs baaaa
I!
.MTaT
... 018 103 OS T
SOO 000 0104
Horn
hi plan Burma to Parklna to Tamo.
en Miia urr imos a. err 7kIT
out By Dauaa S. br Mark 3 by
Brrora Sums 3.
Do
Baaaa
B track
I.
INDIANS 15 YANKS 9.
Aaaodated Preaa Beport
' NEW TOBJC. Aug. 1L Cleveland
won s hsrd hitting see-saw contest from
New Tork today 15 to 9. Speaker
cored five runs in six times at the plate.
Scora:
sr.
Cleralaad AhRPoA
OraaaT. If. .. 4 0 0 0
Qbapmaa. as. 6 1
iprakar. ef.. i 8 1
Smith rf.... s i : o
Wood. rf. ... 1 5 6
Gardner. 3b.. S 4 3 4
w'bannaa. 2b 4 O 1 4
Johu.toa. lb. 4 314 0
O'Neill. ... S i ft 0
BUTOT p.... O
htura p..... ft
Total
Now Tork Ab H Po
rawatar. as. a
Vlck. rf S
Bakar. Sb. S
Lrwls. Mi... B
ripp. IB....
Pratt. 3b... S
Bod la. ef..M 4
Ruol. e 3
Ouiaa. a.... 3
hboro. p.... 1
Bmaltwood.
Ward . . . . .
i!
T
. 43 IS 37 IS O'Dout p... 0 0 0 0
Totals ...St 14270
Batted for Bmallwood la elrhth.
Br Ionises
CteTeland 300 130 51V-IS
Now York 403 000 301
Buna Chapaia 3. Speaker S. Smith S. Wool.
Gardner. Wambannna. Jobnatos livera. Baker
Lurla 1 Pipp 3. Pratt 3. Bod la. Bool. Twa
baa hits Gardssr 3. lobnaon. Tick. Bosm
ma PI oo. Bodte. Lawla. Smith. Stoloa baaa
Doubt ptajra-Pratt te Pipp. Chap-
QUAKERS SURPRISE ;
REDS EH SEVENTH
TAKIIIG LAST GAME
Five Run Rally Chases HocI
Ellcr to the Showers; ( '
Pirates Yin
Aaaodated Preaa Beport
CINCINNATI Aug. 1L Philadelphia
sUged s batting in the seventh Inning
today which gave them s victory over
the league leedere BUS. The fielding
of Bmth was s brfllisnt feature. Score:
TwoaW Mta
Tbfor-hsaj hita nanrrott s uiaea.
Boom run Panletta. Btolsa - baaea
Daubert
Doublo plays Koof to Bath
ih fa DaubarL Baaaa oa Ball
Off kiim- 2. off Rlza 8. Btnirk oat Br El- :
w. i. h RIt A. Xnors Baacroft. Black
PaaleMo. Dairf Oroh Koot
Assma. ThwNi'O ki
aura hom
Daabert. Grub
Ha to
Errors Baacroft.
ROBINS 2; PIRATES S. " i-1
" Aaaodated Press Beport v
.BROOKLYN Aug. II.1- Bunching v
four hits with two errors for five runs '
in the fourth inning Pittsburg defeated
RrAnklm tndav. B tn 2. . Score: .'
Phlla. Ab H Po A
Uncrort. .. 1 1 J
llackbsra. fb 4 1
VUitaau. ef. S 0 i
Bancroft.
Bit
i
Mswsal. rf...
Lsderss. 10
CaUaba. It.
PaalatU. lb
Total M..B3 S37U
Br laslnsa:
Pblladelpbla
Rat. SB...
rtanhM. Ik.
lOrob Ibi....
Raaaca ex..
IKIaaIa m
Koof. aa. ...
Maca. a...
Rarkhav e.
Kllcr. o
ILooao. a....
Total ...30
bHPpA
Hi!
a 31 14
as ooa boo a
ascianstl .17.... 110 001 0001
Base Blackharaa t adorns. MsasaU
a to Job aa tea Bodta to BaaL Baaaa oa
baUa Off Oiloa 1. off Shot 3. off Small wood
off OTJoui 1. off Bacbr 1. sfT hirer 3.
S track oo St Oulaa 1. by Basllwaod by
Mron A. Krrora Mjara. rawahar. Baal.
tabors Ab
lb. 4
pit
Carer ef..
Hnnthw'tli.
Cotahaw 3b
Barbara Bb..
Mollwlta lb.
Iclaos. lb
Bliler" '.".'"
Ab H PoAl
i
I
0 0 0
Jo o
0 1
Total ....BS SSTUI
Br tanlaKB;
Plttabnra . . .
JUOOS17B
nmlTS r it
OltOO ;
Griffith. rr..f
z. waoat. u.
larsra. u . . .
L'...l.v 4v
Smith. ..
Total M'istU
IH
..t............'00S BOO 600
..I .' 000 010 1003
Ontahnw. Barbara. TaRT. Ls.
t. Wheat 3. Two-baaa bits btUlac. B waatt.
Stolen basa Carey. Dooblo BUT BUW- to
Terrr. TBrrr to OoUbaw to Nkcholaoa. -
oat By Smith 1. Krrora Tarry.
I
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SUNSET WINS A PAIR. :
The Sunaet Heighta dub added s pai
of victories to their string Sunday by
beating Eastwood in the tnOraing and th .
Irving Ice Cream company Is the .sfter;
noon. The morning gams was s one-
sided affair the 8unaets winning 14 to .
The afternoon gams was one of the most
exciting games that has been played qp
k. R..e rftamnnd. the fiunset boys win
ning 8 to ft. ..... v
S. off Mask 1. Strark set By Gadxar . by
Smlthsoo 1. br Kelly 3. by Broak 3. Stole
baaes Bradley. PbeUa. Two-bsa hits Kelly
Surer. Mokaa. Krrora Paddy. Storey. Clark.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Aaaodated Press Beport J
NAEHTILLE Aug. 11. Nashville de-
feated Birmingham today by hitting Glaa-
ner hard. .
Score by inning . ' B H B
Birmingham 100 000 0012 8 1
NanhTiD ...121 000 0004 9 1
Glaaner and Peter: Jonnard and
Street .. v .
MEMPHIS Aug. H. By bunching hits
off Fentress New Orleans today waa able
to defeat Memphis.'
Score by inning R H E
New Orleans 000 021 SOO 6 9 0
Memphis .011 000 0204 9 2
Walker and De berry; Fentress and
Bischoft
LITTLE BOCK. Arlu Aug. 11. lit
tle Bock acored three runa in the third
inning today which were enough to de-
feat Atlanta S to 2.
Score by innings 1 B H E
Atlanta ...100 000 1002 8
Little Bock 003 000 O0 3 8
Tborburn and Biggins; Bobinsos and
Brottem. ' .
At Chattanooga-Mobile played previ
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MR. PAUL B. NELSON
who tu formerly la charts of toe
Builders' Hardware Department of
0. L. k Thoo. Bering Jr In& ls
now back t his old Job niter serv-
ins his country nearly s year in
France. He will be very (lad to
creet all his old friends sad custo-
mers and wni extend to them too
same courteous sad efficient serv-
ice as of old. ' . '
C. L & Theo Berlaf lr. toe
ft. A. BOND. fVeeldant
60f-11 Main St r Houston Tax
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YEAJlLy INCREASE
TTOKISHf
BLENDS
JoTRAIGHT
1XMESTI(S
v
STRAIGHT
TURKISH
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V
Cnsrt No 1 V. S. Intmraml srenae tljnr atow cigar Mm to
bo gaining in popularity much faatar than any
4 r ovAeroraaoanMJUni. -i-
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Chart No. 2 Toriisfi btonda an so popular that that aahta
ahnomt aqual tha anstifrfnaW saJas of thaothar two
iiadaUpigarattaa
Are ycDm a ooFmal Sm(0)IkeF?
i
' This Fatima advertisement may help you find the type of ciga-
' rette you will like whether it happens to be Fatima or not
CH one of the several forms of
sanokingf wiU give me the most
pleasure and solid comfort?"
That is your reti question.
And you can answer it best if you das-'
sify your smoking likes and dislikesif
you know whether your smoke taste is
or is not normal' or like that of most men.
So the first thing to find ia the normal
smoke-taste. Which smoke; or type of
smoke do most men prefer?
Then alond
came the
-Turkish
blend"
Allsltfna
point
. oneway
Aa between cigars and
cigarettes Chart No. 1
tells the aJtory-di5BTa)ttf
have a "walk away
This is not merely becsoM
the cigarette is as medical
' men hsve prored the mildest '
form of stnokins. Nor is it wholly because of the
cigarette's clfannesa convenience and moderate
cost. Beyond question it is due very largely to
improvements In the types of cigarettes.
Until about 30 years ago most cigarettes were
of straight American (or Domestic) tobacco. Then
cigarettes of Turkish tc4ncco were intyodaced and
the business took quite a jump.
. But these dean mild short srnokes did not
really strike their trait until "Turkish blend dga
rette came on the market. These are dgarettes
containing both Domestic and Turkish tobaccos in
blends of various propor-
tions; and Fatima was
the first one of this type.
"Turkish blends"
seemed to be the smoke
that this country had
been waiting for.
Look at the increase
during recent years shown on Chart No. lsnd
notice the tremendous difference in favor of blends
on Chart No. 2.
There is no doubt about it the "normal'
smoke-taste goes straight for cigarettes and for
those of the Turkish blend type. -
Bat your
taste ls
your own
Perhaps you are a Turkish
blend smoker yourself. If
not your first step towards
checking up on your' own
smoke-taste will be to dis-
atinueyow straight Turk-
ish or straight Domestic
dgarstte. long enough to give the blended ciga-
rettes a fair trial.
. If aa is quite natural your-taste Is unlike
that of the fnajority you win of course go back
to your present cigarette.
" But do not do this sim-
ply because your first
two or thrt blended dga
rettes do not ring the beQ.
There are some pretty
ted as well- as some
wobderfully good Turk-
ish blend dgarettes.'
It may
or may not
be Fatima
Every man's taste is his own and ft ia of course
rather ridiculous to find some cigarettes actually
claiming to suit the taste of
every smoker. Fatima
makes no such claim. But
you owe it to yourself to
try Fatima the founder of
the whole Turkish blend
family before you decide on
your final steady smoke.
This is the only cigarette above the! cheaper
brands that has ever won a tremendous nation .
wide popularity.
Fatima's sales nearly double those of all the '
straight Turkish cigarettes combined; and no
other cigarette costing aa much as Fatima has
even one-half of Fatima's annual sales.
Even at leading clubs and hotels and at the
fashionable resorts such as Palm Beach and At-
lantic City Fatima is today outselling the fancy
expensive straight Turkish cigarettes which for
merly enjoyed leadership among smokers with
plenty of money.
FATIMA
What the
Army Doctors
smoke:
At rtRllay klsaaaa whan tha
Utovaaada of doctor from aU orar
tha U.S. A. were traloadfoe ovar-
ws aarrioa Turtdah Hand tig
rattaa wan afmoef tha only tind
atmxkad. InoldantaBy Fatima waa
far im tha load from Bnt to laat
' No Fatima does not claim to suit every one.
But its big sales and high standing indicate that this .
agareneioes come nearer than any
other to meeting the "nbrmaT taste.
The reason may be that Fatima
contains more Turkish than any
other Turkish blend. This would
mean in' other words that instead
of containing too much Turkish as
- straight Turkish cigarettes do or
too little as in the poorer Turkish
blends Fatima's famous blend con-
tains Juat encash Turkish Just
enough to taste right and juat enough
; ta leave a .man feeling right even
after smoking more than usual
tyf Sensible Cigarette
20 for 23c (
NOTE t Faiimm contain worm Turkiah than axny othar Turklah blend dfaretfa
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