Radio mirror (Nov 1936-Apr 1937)

J2sr . ..and her famous Little Dinners' Sert Room, The Waldorf-Astoria, New York. " Whether I'm in tlie Sert Room of The "Waldorf Astoria — at home — or at the homes of my friends — I notice that Camels are the favorite.*1 — Anne C. Rockefeller Add to the joy of good digestion by Smoking Camels REMEMBER the friendly touches that make Anne Rockefeller's dinners so charming. A simple menu, plenty of Camels. Smoking Camels, scientists agree, stimulates the flow of digestive fluids — alkaline digestive fluids that play such a welcome part in good digestion. Smoke as many Camels as you wish, during meals and after. As Frank, head waiter of The Waldorf's Sert Room, says: "Excellent food calls for costlier tobaccos. In the Sert Room, where discriminating people gather, Camels are the favorite." Their delicate flavor gives each succeeding Camel a never-tiring taste. And, being mild, Camels never get on your nerves. Smoke them for digestion's sake! Copyright, 1936. R. J. Remolds Tob. Co.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Miss Anne C. Rockefeller, of the distinguished New York family, enjoys entertaining in a casual, unpretentious way — intimate little dinners with a few friends who share her interest in the arts. Good conversation, unhurried pleasure . . . the menu itself kept very simple. Just soup and entree ... a pause for a Camel . . . followed by a green salad, dessert, and coffee . . . with Camels between courses and after to accent subtle flavors. "Smoking Camels," Miss Rockefeller says, "makes the choicest delicacy taste that much better. They help digestion, too, and bring a delightful sense of well-being, an at-peace-with-theworld mood. When entertaining, I always see to it personally, as a compliment to my guests, that there are plenty of Camels within their reach." ' CameVs costlier tobaccos: jto. Po«eU Cabot, Boston _ ^ ^ Jr_ waminfim Mrs. Jasper Morgan, »-W ^^ ^ yorh FOR DIGESTION S SAKE SMOKE CAMELS