Show WHAT MAKES A GOOD PIPE Not So ll E. II us as time the Shape I and Proportion Pipes are ure smoked b by millions always I have nave been always will be bc yet et not one smoker Amok 1 hi iii a thousand knows the elements ole ele ments monts of a good pipe Engineers have been known to talk by the hour over the thc draft of their fire boxes and never once In half halt a time life-time think of tho the draft da in their pipes which the they smoke mok houri hourly Sage attention is paid to the pipe material all of which has little If Ie anything anything any any- thing to do with the qualities of a n pipe and generally generall nothing whatever et Is thought of shape and proportion the two things thin that make a pipe good or bad A cent 2 postage l tamp stamp spent with Intelligence will buy as ns good aliPO a n pipe liPO as there Is in the world everything everything every every- thing added to to- that price Is Ig for ornament ornament orna orna- ment meat van vanity It and especially especial for I ance The corncob holds a high place llacO among pipe smokers and deserves do- do serves fter this place for usually usually for thebe the tho be best t of oC scientific reasons When hen a pipe is built bum on right principles t th the he- bowl Is as narrow and deep as Is convenient convenient convenient con con- to fill flU the hole in the stem meets the bowl at nt the tho vcr very bottom ant anti In the center thus Insuring a perfect and even draft hence a complete and anU even burning of ot the tobacco The cake prevents the fire fife from burning the tho bowl bow thus prevents making Its Ius bore larger or uneven which would In pro- pro spoil the draft The sties of the bowl bow are arc thick to keep in the heat thus making tho the burning at the same temperature at the e edges gea of ift the to tobacco tobacco tobacco to- to bacco as at nt the center In this WoO way a II clean sw sweet et smoke in is assured aured a 0 i i t J f f r iW J. J J |