The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-11
No.. 9.

Can you think of any more enjoy
able way of spending Christmas after
noon (and most any other afternoon
or EVENING" than to go spinnin' along
country roads, breathing the fresh, in
MIGRATING airi 1 just bet YOU'D like
that! And it's only one of the many
reasons why 1 claim the ideal gift to
every member of your family would be
a dandy Buick sedan.
Whyl Just the other day we started
out on a cross-country drive in big,
roomy car that looked the picture of
comfort. Twas comfort, too. 1t was
clear and bright when we left home,
but before we got back 1t was raining
even bother US? No, MA'AMi 1t did
MOTT For we were riding in Buick
sedan-and when I first hoped in L
supposed it was an ordinary touring
car, everything was so open.
In a Buick sedan one has only to
lift little partition and the glass
from the body of the car and you're
all closed in without fuss, furry or
even stoppin' the car. That's another
thing that like heaps" I don't like
to stop, I just want to keep on riding.
And if you were riding in the sum-
mer and a thunderstorm came up you
might want to shut out the lightning
flashes. Very easy. Just pull down
a dainty silk shade on either side of
the car and you're all fixed, N every
thing. As coy as a limousine, this
Buick Enthusiastically lined with
gray whipcord and seats so soft and
comfy. Why, if you closed your eyes
you could easily imagine yourself at
home in a big velvety rocking chair.
Heavy, soft, gray carpet On the floor,
too.
Another thing that makes the FAM
lily feel as If they were all together.
when riding in this Buick. is the di-
vided seats in front. The drivers seat
is adjustable, so when big, fat Dad
drives he can pull the seat far enough
from the wheel to be perfectly COM
Portable. Then when I drive-Im not
so very big-I don't have to be
propped with pillows. Merely readjust
the seat-trick's done,
A Buick sedan is truly a family car,
a car for summer or winter, for clear
or stormy weather. And, oh! SO many
little comforts and conveniences.
handy locker running into the hood.
where you can leave "what-nots' and
papers. A special Yale lock, safe
guards against auto thieves, and each
door is equipped with lock as well.
Now, I can hear you say, But a
Buick sedan is so expensive; all the
closed-in cars are But say, Nope!
Not at a1Ii'' And it isn't a ciosed-in
car either-except just when you want
it to BET You will be perfectly aston
ished when you phone Mr. Noel V.
Wood. This car that I've been telling
you about is only one of several diff
ferent models you will see at Sixth and
Van Buren, streets. and that's where
you will find Mr.. Wood. Prestoi Your
Christmas Shopping Donei And done
for several years.
Mr.. Crouch want to know il there
is any use of telling the truth as long
as most people would rather hear you
lie than 20 listen you tell the same
story twice. Watch your step, on that
one-its Fast.
No. Z.
Methinks these crispy days make one
think OF Xmas, and naturally one
wants a new hat, as Milady must look
nice on Christmas. 1 noticed some
cute little turbans with a wee touch of
orange and another Of coral. One
particular stunning one was OF red, not
too bright but just the pretty shade.
Why, yes, of course, they were at Mrs.
Brickley's in Warren M. Crosby's. or
course you'll find coolies of others at
this store. Nuff sedi huff sed
Mrs Mkt Dor Naybor complains
that she hasn't been able to size up
the new family who moved in across
the way because they hang their wash
ing in the attic.
Click. Snap, I've got another pic
ture of baby.
I'm going to have wolcott. s25, KAN
sas avenue, make q large picture from
the film, and when was in the store
I saw some of the neatest frames, hand
carved, in all sorts of pretty designs.
Ny, he sure does carry dandy line.
Kodak Albums well. well, just
coolies of them; just what I wanted to
put baby pictures in. Well. 1 must
rush this film to Wolcott's, so ] can
get baby's picture framed for Christ
mas.
Bang, slam; my pictures won't be
ready from the photographers till the
day before Christmas. Cheer up. VOL
colt, s25 Kansas avenue, has some of
the SWEETEST hand carved frames and
you know. he's right up to the minute
when it comes TO rush jobs. Don't
worry, he'll get them out for you. Re
member the place, Wolcott. s25 Kansas
avenue.
While some women display poor
taste in going out of doors on windy
days. it's said that at the same time
they show good form.
A man who can choose a good
cessarily, know how to pick out a good
turkey at Christmas time!
No. 0.
Can you imagine anything more at
tractive than the new things in LORDS
windows. wonderful fruit bowls, can
dlestieks and book ends (the kind that
look as if they really belong in a Ii
braryA Incense and incense burners,
Van Briggle ware, of which we west
erners are sinfully proud-being made
in our m:dst-as it were. "And first
and last and in the Widdowest'' are
Mrs. Lords lovely flowers and plants.
which go out to your friends fresh and
fair. arranged and decorated in the
only original Lord way.
An optimist is a woman who frnag-