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MODERN, particular smokers, it is your insistence upon the best that makes Camel lead all other cigarettes. You are hard to please. In the true spirit of the modern age, you look for until you find value supreme in a ciga- rette. And it is this unremitting search for quality that puts Camel over- whelmingly first. For Camel combines all those virtues so indispensable to the cool, satisfying smoke. The choicest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos that Nature’s sunfy fields produce. And a blending that brings these inimitable flavors and fra- grances to the delighted taste of the smoker. Really, there is no other smoke like Camel. No other can be so everlastingly good. If your taste calls for the enchant- ment of the finest, just try Camels. Always tasteful and smooth. Always so mellow and mild. “Have a Camel!” R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Camels—so mellow, mild and unfailingly good QUADRI-COLOR CO., JAMAICA. * % comicbooks.com