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The name comes from Jamaica and is said to be a combination of the words split and whiff, describing the distinct aroma of the smoke created by combining the two substances

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We know theyre good and we guarantee that they will satisfy . The ad listed its feature candies: 5 cent Big Stick Peppermint, Peanut Butter Stick Candy, Plain or Wrapped Stick in All Popular Flavors, Peanut BarsCelophane Wrapped. In addition, there was the Shredded Sweet Biscuit, A Tasty, Toasty Crunchy DelightLayers of Toothsome Candy with the Finest Peanut Butter between them and an Outside Coating of the Finest Nutty Flavored Toasted Cocoanut. Gilliam also made Peco Bars, The most delightful combinationChoice Candy, Finest Spanish Peanuts and Wide Shred Cocoanutand a big generous bar for only 5 cents. The newspaper ad also noted that they were wholesale only and advised people to ask for Gilliams Candies at Your Dealer. Cleve Gilliam even got patents for his Peco Bars ( Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, Volume 389 ) and for the Shredded Sweet Biscuit ( Index of Trademarks Issued from the United States Patent Office, Vol 928 )