Womens Day
Issue: Sep, 1965
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Posted: 11/30/2012
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What’s a seven letter word for flavor? (Sep, 1965)

“Cancers”?

What’s a seven letter word for flavor?

WINSTON

Change to Winston and change for good… for good taste every time!

Winston tastes good like a cigarette should!

Related posts:

  1. WINSTON is always good company! (Feb, 1957)
  2. Winston’s FILTER-BLEND up front is packed for pleasure! (Apr, 1960)
  3. What Three-letter Word Chills Beverages Without Killing the Taste? (Jan, 1951)
  4. It’s what’s up front that counts! (Feb, 1959)
  5. “Its not how long you make it…” (Oct, 1967)
2 comments
  1. Hirudinea says: November 30, 20123:35 pm

    “What’s a seven letter word for flavor?” FLAVOUR! Learn to bloody spell!

  2. mcubstead says: December 1, 20123:58 pm

    Well I’ve always spelled it Flavor, but I was fascinated by the percolator on the coffee table. I haven’t thought of those in years. The neat thing about all the advert’s in the last 100 years, they have provided a historical record like never before.

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