May 14, 1948
THE SALEMITE
Page Three
3>oed Hut Wndie Waten,
Leapinj; Lena wears one in our (■olleetion
of fine CATALINA swim suits. Ilers is a
jrrey, white, and coral print version of
tlie boxer boys’ shorts.
, Divin’ Dianne selects a two-piece satin
lastex which she appropriately calls her
“Dream Boat” suit.
PETITE MAM’SELLE—THIRD FLOOR
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Floating Florence smugly drifts along in her form-
hugging lastex . . . white, fore; lemon, aft, and
splashed with flamingos across the tummy.
ALL ... 10 to 16
PETITfi IIAM’SELLE—THIRD FLOOR
SNIK-’S
GreatTurie^Gfeat RBOORP
It’s Bob Eberly’s waxing of ''You Can’t Run
Away From Love/'—Oecca Record Release
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CAMEIS
are, the choice
of experience
with me!
R. J. Bemolds Tomcco Oo.
Wintton-Salam. N, C.
Bob EBERLY, the romantic ballad singer,
gives some old but good advice to cuddlesome*
twosomes on this click-disc.
And Bob has another good word for
smokers. As Bob sings it, “I’ve tried a lot
of different brands of cigarettes—but
Camels suit me best”
Try Camels on your “T-Zone”—T for Taste
T for Throat. See for yourself why, with Bob Eberly
and countless other smokers who have tried and
compared, Camels are the
“choice of experience.”
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