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Camels are sold wherever civilization has its stores. If going into the deep woods or far back in the mountains where trade and people have not come, better take several cartons of Camels with you. You'll find “Have a Camel” the password to friendliness, everywhere. hen vacation time has come again—and you’re off in your car for the land of carefree outdoors —have a Camel! WHEN glad vacation time again is here. Ah, then — when straight ahead lie the great woods and sparkling waters of your own out- doors—have a Camel! For each happy day is more satisfying, more rest- ful for the companionship of Camels. Camels have never been known to tire the taste—they are made of such choice tobaccos. Cam- els are so perfectly blended that they never leave a cig- aretty after-taste. Rolled into Camels is the utmost in cigarette goodness and enjoyment. So as you start away for a deserved vacation. As the long road calls you on to unexplored land. When each day you feel more joy- ously rested—taste then the perfect contentment. When it’s your right to be happy, have the best cigarette made, regardless of price. Have a Camel! Our highest wish, if you do. not_ yet know and enjoy Camel quality, is that you may try them. We invite you to com- pare Camels with any cigarette made at any price. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N. C. PRESS OF WILLIAM GaEEN, NEW YORK comicbooks.com