The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-09


IN ing and softening a sun
VA 'I'l Two Of tsss. lemon
preparations are on sale at STAINS
fields. Besides their beneficial quail
ties, you will enjoy the refreshing fra
GRANGE of the 'Lemonies" a toilet
soap imported from England and re-
tailed by Elizabeth Arden, and the
Creme Angelus," a lemon cleansing
cream.
The soap is well recommended by
bearing the Arden name. for the Ar
den toilet articles (of which there is
goodly supply at Stansfield's) are
superlative in quality.
The Creme Angelus instantly re-
moves dust and powder from the pores
of the skin and is very soothing. The
lemon properties aforementioned are
very apparent Ito users of this excel
lent face cream. Both of these lemon
specialties. and they go we'll together
arc on sale at Stansfield's.
HEREWITH are a few definitions
from a movie censor's dictionary:
Purity-Absence of temptation.
Viee-Holding a lighted cisaret as
tho about to puff ii.
Saorilege-Hinting that lightning
may conceivably strike a church
Drama-A battle royal between
heads of oak, spines of rubber and
hearts of lettuce.-Benjamin de Cas-
serer, in New York Sun.
DO YOU realize that in THE MER-
CHANTS NATIONAL BANK you
have 3 real friend?
There you will find help in solving
your business troubles, ar unfailing
courtesy and the maximum banking
protection.
The Merchants National Bank So
licits your checking account-which
means that instead of carrying your
money with you. or trying to hide it
away at home, you have convenient
and safe place for it.
A checking account really is an
economy too; If the money is at
hand, it will slip thru your fingers
moro easily than if you have to write
a check. Then, too. having an ac-
count in the bank is an incentive to
BANK is WORTH TWENTY IN
YOUR MIND
IN FUR trimming for coats and
dresses of white broadcloth and crepe
tho fashion dictators continue to be
evolutionary-they keep going back to
tho monkey.
VACATION accessories? Yes, you'll
want them, need them and won't have
half so good a time without them.
Before you leave town you ought
to visit The Hall Stationery company
and supply yourself with an Eastman
Kodak and plenty of films, a fountain
pen, an Eversharp pencil, writing port
foliOs and some good vacation reading.
Among the latest novels at Halls
Is THE Mayflower" by IbaneZ. 1t is
a dramatic story of Valencian fisher
folk and is a literary masterpiece.
Conningsby Dawson, an English
writer who has a worthy popularity
in America, has written a new book
entitled THE Kingdom Round the
Corner" 1t is a very refreshing novel,
and beautifully written, of course.
If you care for mystery stuff, you'll
like Jacobs Ladder" by E. Phillips
haven't read his Great Irspersona-
ton" you are missing something
good.
Fannie Hurst's last contribution to
the reading public is Star Dust" the
story of an up-to-now American girl,
told in the authors inimitable style.
In 1.-THE Mountebank." William J.
Locke is as lovable as ever. If you
aren't a reader of Locke you ought TO
try him. If you like him you won't
miss reading one of his books. The
one I liked best Of all is 1.-The Beloved
Nagabond."
The new H. C. Wells book on the
Russian revolution is out. 1 haven't
read it yet but the Wells readers will
find this book and the others that
mentioned awaiting them at The Hall
Stationery company.
Not in the Wholesale Line-Anxious
Mother-Yes. Mr.. Roxley. the fact is
that have three daughters l want TO
see settled in life. Is this friend of
yours a marrying MANI
Mr.. Roxley-Not to any great ex-
tent I'm afraid he wouldn't care
about taking more than one of them.
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