1948 Evervess Sparkling Water Ad - "Yes, Yes!"

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This advertisement features Mr. Alfred V. Leaman III, who serves Evervess Sparkling Water at his Palm Beach home. The ad highlights the product's quality and affordability, promoting it as a sparkling water bonded for quality and available in a dime-size bottle for 5 cents. The ad uses an endorsement from a well-to-do individual to suggest sophistication and good taste.

Brand: Evervess
Product: Evervess Sparkling Water
Tagline: Yes, Yes!
Publication: The Saturday Evening Post
Year: 1948

Objects in the advertisement: man, house, trees, bottle, glasses, tray, cartoon bird

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