In this vintage image from the 70's, a man is blowing his cigar smoke in the woman's face with the title operating as a "double entendre." The Muriel Cigar Company was known for it's clever (if sexist) advertising, and in this case the strapping young man is showing his machismo by blowing Tripalet smoke in his companions face. Of course, she is (at least according to the ad) loving it. She is wearing white, symbolising her purity, and he is wearing black, showing his corrupting influence. This ad has the saturated, colourful graphics one expects from 60's and 70's printing and makes a wonderful conversation starter.