Logan Republican | 1907-10-02 | Page 2 | A Tip to Smokers

A Tip to Smokers. "Do you want to know how to smoke and smoke, and yet keep the room clear of all the fumes and odors of tobacco? How to smoke in the dining-room, the drawing-room, your wife's bedroom, without leaving a single sin-gle tobacco smell in the air? Well, I'll tell you." Here the salesman took down a small ring ot platinum. "All you have to do," ho said, "Is to set this ring over a lamp and let it get red-hot. Ked-hot, it will consume the smoke of a dozen cigars, keeping the air quite clear and sweet With one of these rings In use, there Is no ground for forbidding a man to smoko anywhere. "It has long been known that platinum plat-inum consumes tobacco smoke. I wonder that no one ever thought of the wonderful platinum smoke-absorbing rings before."