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1nIM a WEscELFR q son. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE THREE;
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. zlO

IHSsT ToRY sRRIncsK pWELLINd;r NO. ziS
FLORIDA AVENUE. N0RTHWEST:. Iii,
BY virtue Of CERTAIN S ss2s ees so,,o asa ct seq.
Of the land records Of the DISTRICT OF s CO.
lumbja. and at the request OF the p asss
secured thereby. the underSlgneo u tIutS ronf
viii ofer for sale By p MHSlSn sSSti0 The e SIX
81 TEE sH1 Pf BAY OF SEPTEMBER; 1929; At
FOUR O'CLOCK PM; the foIiowlns tes
scribed land and premises. situ1ts. Y tn N
R Rstyst and 81 GeoR.r q
Bat Of block Il. lie proit PARK" as per g,
piat recorded in. Liber County IL, folio 80:
Of The records Of tie e, SSs OF u I TO the
said s. Ssrts 9 +: NOT Inc
g; roea Cr y and
sssston as lot So IN square :Oss rrr.n,,.
Terms Of sale: One-fourtn OF tns p ure ie
money 70 be paid IN casn, Ine oai bV the
sagal inst9 na9.. the ppeTehsser payable
in one, two and three years: with in II, sois
at 8 per cent per annum from cay S9i 2. sa y;
payable semi annually. secured III cssS. At
trust p upon tae tRe
s saeo S m peuuired OF purchaser, at time OF
sale All conveyancing. recordlng an1 n 81
tsrial fees at cost Of purch.aSs.er. +nirtV days
se1ve the right to resell the property e. tne
Yisk and cost Of the defaulting pure sh Ts.
after i've days Sovsrs,seTpubiis hed in the
c sst Of wsshinston: 3. IN sSss q rsin;
sale viii be held TUESDAY; s Exits and
sEVENTEENTH. AT THE SAME EouH AMI
place: uvrR COHEN.
ses-d&dSexSu AI1essSs.-
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- T 9 = OWEN & BON. AUCTIONEERs'
ii3i Eye Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF F3 IT]ETiSiSd. USED AE
As STORE AND APARTMENIS. kNSSW ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF FoUR,ST0Ex yIAs ERE
A1' EASEMENT BRICK BUILDING; r,i SSEHH
AS STORE AND APARTMEsMESrTTSS: IT, ANSHyWv. ".
July 81, 1925, being instrument 10. ,a s1td
records of the District Of Columbia ana ~
the request OF the party secured tn SS,hIic
suction. in front Of the premises; on TS sEESS-
DAY THE sEVENTEENTH DAY OF r,I BE-
TEMBER, AID. 1879, AT THREE;s1L II 5s,,a
O'CLOCK PM, the following ;descripeo q, iS S.o1
and premises, situate in the pistrlct Oh vi ~
iunibia and designated as ana pelnH pa ss for
orieinal lot II In square 241, pegitnn1lHa necbos
the same on Fourteenth Ct. ~ ieet 1n liz
north OF the south line OF said lot ano . IT
ming thence east o. feet to ten.foot Spss'
thence north on said alley 81 feet anCnr ga
thSnce west e0 feet to Fourteenth StreeG ~
thence south al feet inches TO tne pen 1,nw
ming. The above described properly 's ,s nm ~
f tsL. 81 81 taxation purposes as lot SO IN
'o Terms: Sold subject to Q prior deed Of
trust for Ss4,oco. further partieuleer: %, o.
the purchase price above seid trust to Se
paid in cash. A deposit OF $l,00U rsouLSr.
Conveyaneing, recording. etc. az w Pill, PHI
within thirty days, otherwise deposS .tio os6
feited and the property may pc aover ,stsS
and resold at the discretion OF the SrusITee'
THE COMMERCIAL NAIIoNA@
BANK OF WASHINGTON
BY J: II; BADEN, Vice PresHiqss s,at.e
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TOMORROW.
T770s 7 OWEN q SON. AUCTIONEERs.
1isi EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF E 0uR,sT W2EH FIG FIG
fpAIRE. -KNoWN .AS, PREMsISSEs llli

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR-SLOEl1J PTprYSGn H
HPARTMENT EQUIPPED WIFI FIJI
cOfiJMBIA ROAD NORTHWEST. s.+.d
NV virtue OF q certain deed OF truSC;, uat "a
March 9Th, 1929. being tnstrument n 20 rs sn.
racnrded March 9. 1929. among the lShu r he
orSS Of the District of Columbia, ano a. t th
Teouest OF the party secured tneLrsIGI S .uee
undersigned trustees will sell AZ pM Ip2IrtSpHy
tioTs. in front OF the premises: on ,11TUEExSSSnE
THE SEVENTEENTH Pay 2E 1 sEKF M the
folio ~inR described land ana pIemiSSSs 1esiS-
ate in the District Of Colump;Hc; s en IN osnrris'
mated as and being part 81 iot doo .aHr.nMiWmhia
aeets. as per plat recorded IN Libsr C oce
t s4S.1 1ss so 81 t he psro q eQg5is
s slso piFs' IN Todd and Browns subdiyision
~ nart Of Nj Pleasant and Pleasant Piai ~:
o os ner plat recorded in the once o. Ino ne
sirvsyor for the District Of Columbia; ,,, IL
faber County T. folio "a, all Of yhich Is iu nS
set forth In said deed Of trust oy metes anu
bounds. .. g. . nrioY ceed of
trust Tor sSS,ooOoo further particulars ,l ci
the purchase price above said russ M - two
aid one third cash. balance N one Hn on6 "a
Years. or ali cash. A deposit OF ~ At
Teauired ConvNyancing, recordlns' eues,cil,ed
as n,rcha Ser's cost. Terms 10 o. CoHapnIt
with within thirty days, otnetwise STtti ssd
forfeited and the property may % a4ya.teSS
and resold at the discretion OF Ing T ITSU"0o
~''~ " ALPHON6E NJ: BAEfS'
OSCAR r. SCh2IL -Tstses.
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AIT 3rd ST. NV.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
BIG 2G-FT. NEW HOME.
E ROOMS-3 PORCHES.
GARAGE-$Q2s0

New, colonial. tapestry brick home,
40 #. wide by az IT. deep. with man
sard roof and covered concrete front
porch. on beautifully Handicapped
lot with gabled-roof garage. Con-
venient to schools, stores and trans
portatior facilities. on a high eleva-
ton. near Grant Circle and close to
Soldiers Home. Reception hall with
spacious coat closet and mirror door.
large living room. attractive dining
room. bright kitchen. fully equipped.
concrete cellar with laundry trays
and toilet. large bedrooms with
master bedroom across entire front
OF house, commodious wardrobe
closets, black and white tile bath
with built-in tub and shower. 2 COW
cred screened porcheS. Hardwood
floors, natural trim, paneled wall
paper designs, artistic electric fx-
lures, screens, hot-water heat, auto
matte hot-water heater, all modern
conveniences. A 2o-ft. house for
the price of an lS-ft. house: only
$s,25o, with terms arranged to suit.
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THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs.
1881 EYE ST. NV.

1RqNSsTTEaTE . IfMAPRko3ap e sxtA AMo;sFo 5A
i4S 4M pEc RT5RIs sTREE Ei NSoRTAWEsT
by Tdtf s Fl So o fo
secured, thereby. the undersigned trustee
p wsl az on p4 TuEs1AY The TENTH DAY
AR 1S2s AT F9Ts
c coS sSd Hass sns and
su s Of Il part q the John Saul tTaef
adaton q e cs Of pI
Of Ss 4.aord n i do e.. de Of Il.
v We; y Of the District OF Columbia: subject
to the covenants Of record, together with
h story 9s%. aTns fnoW as 81 No.
Decatur street northwest.
S to Of BE- : s.d n sas St : IN
equal insttSsim,snts payable in one and two
sn narS payable from DAY Of
Sss 81 ffe cast. Rt Fqis oPso tsf
required at time of sale; All conveyancing,
sae 70 Sc sa ct SSS Of Is Mhn
days from day Of sale: otherwise the trustee
n paSiished q in '" Wash sia
AMERicAN SECURITY & TRUST CO..
BY HOWARD MORAN.
Vice President,
(Seal.l Attest: Trustee.
A. H. SHILLINGTON,
Assistant Secretary.
au2931,se3.5,79,l0
6gTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account Of rain until FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
THIRTEENTH, 1879, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
szrTrIE ARovr SAFE 1s rr1prIrp posr-
EIGHTEENTH, 1929. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
~ BY osDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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SALR-HOuSES.

MODERATE MEANS
will buy this attractive bungalow contain
ing 5 rooms and bath. Think OF It'll Gas,
electricity and hctwater 6sst and a.. Stus Yo
your children will breathe fresh air and o =;
safe from the dangers OF city trafnc. CAL
us for appointment TO inspect.
TTH ssjSn, o7S FARRELL go; ot REA A. NV
AN OUTSTANDING VALUED
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
Near Bureau of Standards.
ssHSs aSS's s.si ssS vsf n ms g.
neighborhood between, Wis. and Conn. ayes.
modern brick -constrHeted home with large
CRY. Select hardwood fioors. detached sarage;
fri f t ana oHRe er home a rsfnements.
Price, $l2.75O.
Convenient Terms.
'Fos Sen Sfis tTs ssfss Fl From esFGs MI u
CHAS. D. SAGER,
o.. ,.tbR fsslltoEEyw2wnsF-suildT,t ooss
WHY PAY REET9..
but the same rent win buy this delishtful
two-story. all modern home. Il has Just
been pspered throughout and painted in
side and out Detached. situated north Of
WASHINGTON, not tar out. and moderately
priced Phone us, for appointment to in
THos. e. FARRELL co. REALTORS,
Natinal 0T65. TAI 10th st. NV
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PFQPosALs IN TRIPITcATE Will.
be received by the Director U. s. Veterans
Bureau, care Of The CONSTRUCTING, Quarter
master. Room IS, East Pavilion, Administra-
ton Building, Army Medical Center, WASH
inEton, 3. C., until, II IN. October 8. 1923;
and then opened, for the construction and
completion of Neuropsychiat ric Ward, 1nclud-
ing the utilities thereto at Walter Reed Gen.
eral Hospital, Army Medical Center, wash
ington, p. G: Information, plans and
specifications may be obtained upon appli-
cation to the above once. Deposit of s50oe
tions. au3lse5, 10 l6.21.26.3o
sEALED BIDS, ENDoRsEp bids FOR re:
will be receievd at the Bureau of Yards and
Docks, Navy Department. Washington. D. g.
until IL clock am, September IS, 1929,
and then and there publicly opened; for
relocating land plane hangar. at the Naval
Air Station. Washington. (Anacostia), D. G.
The work includes wood piles and concrete
ification No. 60o2 and accompanying draw
ing may be obtained on application to the
Bureau: Deposit of q check or postal money
order for SO. payable to the Chief Of the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Is required as
security for the safe return Of the drawing
Of Bureau, August II. 1929 se1o.16
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ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 SON, Auctioneers
TRusTEEs' sAIE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY FRAME, DETACHED DWELL
ING, NO. 901 BUTTERNUT STREET

TRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
I lT;;r, Nc; Sol sUTTERNUT sTREET
By yirtgss. q = certain deed Of trust dated
Of the land. records Of the District Of Co.
s OF thf Dy
viii ODER for sale by public auction, IN front
TSsws1ESTysiTIsEXs pay 81 sEs91ESiisHfE'
situate in the District Of Columbia, to wit:
Lot 10 in square 1861 in the subdivision
made BY John Wischhusen, as per plat re-
corded in the once Of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber County 81
Terms Of sails: The above property viii be
$1,000 q ss: due. Ap55s.l :: 1859; Ssianss
chaser at time OF sale. All conveyanctns,
recording and notarial fees at cost of puT-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied With
within thirty days from day OF sale, other:
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property Of the risk and cost Of the de-
tisement Of such resale In some newSpaper
RoYAL BARTLerL
aeiGis,is,st,z5 1fustees:
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SALE-HOUSES.
CONTINUALLY

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
Owner has instructed us to sell his home
quickly, $4,000 under cost. Semi detached
prick, rooms and bath. 3 porches, lear
prick gaIage, copper screens throughout,
swninSs: Kelvinator. Price, Si2,Soo. First
trust, S7,7So.
Chevy Chase Realty Co., Inc,
RENo-EsTHER BLDG:
Wis. Ave. at Window Pi. Clev. 314s.
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MOVING, PACKING q STORAGE.

ABSOLUTELY FTREPRooF STORAGE Foa
Trunks, etc. Separate rooms available.
Moving, Packing and Shipping; moderate
TRANSFER & STORAGE Co, s2O-s22 e st.
LOADS WANTED, SEPT IS 70 81, TO OR
from Phila delphia or New York: part load
Co. SOL Eve st. NV District 1886
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THOs. J, OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE-
TACHED FRAME DWELLING KNOWN
AS PREMISES $50 FIFTY-1EVENTH
STREET Ell, NORTHEAST AND SEVERAL

STREET. NOEIHEAST AND SEVERAL
BY virtue o. a. certain deed Of trust. duly
of ne land, records Of the .Distriet Of CO.
sesTred, thereSs, the UNDERSIGNED trustees
premises e or TSTDAYI THE he sixTEETTH
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District Of Co
lunbia, and designated as and being lots
81: %, 80, %; g: SO. 90. 81: % and sS in
in the once Of the surveyor. for the Dis
foiiiioo iSfs; also iot IS 10 Ell HateSstts subdis
vision Of lots IS and 81 In said block 2.
Grant Park; as per plat resoEded in said,
trust for, $4,000, further. particulars OF
which will be announced At time Of sale;
the purchase price above said trust 70 BE-
Conveyarcing, recording, etc, at purchasers
COST Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise DEPOSIT forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion Of the trustees.
j. ARTHUR JAMES,
JOSEPH H. MARTIN.
Trustees.
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aTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
ul TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TENTH, 1929,
SAME A 81 o Rs Rit 81 THE TRUSTEES.
MIHE AE0VE SALE SALE Is ruRTAEE P0SI ,,
NINETEENTH. 1923. TWO O'CLOCK PM,
'"' BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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PRICE JUST, REDUCED.

PRICE JUST. REDUCED.
CORNER BRICK HOUSE.
Owner will sell beautiful cor,
ner house at $12,500 which
recently cost $15,5OO-for quick
SALE rooms, 2 baths, sleeping
porch, screens, metal weather
stripped, center-hall plan, a bed
rooms, newly papered. Open
evenings and Sundays.
4S4o Kansas Ave.
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Seal Attest: Second Vice President.
Z. PERCIVAL WILSON, Trustee.
Secretary. Se1A,I6,18 20,23.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-07

Joy. The whips have a six-incL'
wooden handle with a knitted cover
and long braided lashes hat have
quite q painless snap to them
Paper tea sets are quite new and de-
lightful for dolls tea parties They
are ~nonbreakable and come In sew
eral patterns. Besides they really
hold cambria tea when II Is served
with cookies on the attractive lit
tie plates
Applique work Is popular on chair
and couch cushions for the nursery.
and they have linen or denim COW
srings. One shows a group Of
youngsters under q shiny black cam
brio umbrella. their faces hidden as
they struggle TO hold the umbrella
up In q driving rain which Is etched
round about in white threads. Their
wee shoes and stockings are the
worse for the storm. toes turned up
and wet socks hanging owe the
shoes. and most adorable 10 q woolly
dog with dsjected msen and dropping
tail vainiy attempting to get under
cover. There are fair day groups
also that are well worth copying.
New hangers for vcs garments
feature painted wooden heads. upon
their helpful shoulders. Of attractive
looking children with light or dark
curls. braids and bobs- Then there
In the long-legged jumping-Jack fel.
low whose legs extend N hangers
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Sunlight and Fruit Juices Provide Natural Diet Balance
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
Yam Saves Her Companions
from the Mean Old Spider.
BY Max TreIl

Yam Saves Her Companions
from the Mean Old Spider.
AS II not sometimes happened
hat suddenly. for no reason
whatever. you have looked up
al a corner OF thu ceiling and. 10
your surprise. seen a large and I'M
slightly spider-veb7 What made you
look I'D? II was your shadow You
DO not believe il? Very well. II Is
likely tina you will change your mind
when you read this story uf Nil.
Flor. Hanid. Yarn and hnarf-tAd
FIVE little shadow~chldren with the
t~urned-about names.
What shall we 10. today" asked
Hand. IL CHANGED to b. a cloudy
day and the shadow children found
they were as small as a mote OF dust.
a very convenient size for al manner
or singular adventures.
Let's swing on "a ~Shoe-lace." sug-
gssted Mi. They set out 10 search
for a shoe-lace. but rs all the shoes
were out walking. they could find
Il know a better game said
Knarf at length. Let's play follow
master"
"Whorn be master?" they do
manded. "Humph." exclaimed Knarf.
"I1l be MASTER"
Please" remarked Yam timidly,
II wish you wouldn't be "a master.
You do such dangerous tricks" am
was a plump shadow-girl and she
much preferred sitting quietly by
and watching than doing anything
that was the slightest bit dangerous.
Instead or replying. hnaEf cried:
Follow me. al OF youi"
The first trick was to Jump leap
frog over a collar button. They al
laughed at her an she cot stuck az
the top and almost fell off. Then
Knarf led them through the hole in
N spool OF thread Poor Yam. being
plump. after squeezing herself I'm.
found Il impossible TO saueeze her
self out and the others were obliged
TO pull her out by main force.
The third trick was to scuirm
through a pencil-sharpener. This
Yam refused p~osbt-bAnk to do and
no amount Of persuasion could con-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-07
The Stars Say
For Tuesday, Jan. B.
By ~CENEvIEvE KESrBLE.

"NHE planetary aspects for today
beth BY lunar direction and
mutually. r disposed to thwart,
oostruct and undo. The latter mainly
By word Of mouth and m-tempsr.
superinduced by gloom and despond-
sncy. BY self rule and refrainins
from these dangers there M b
scms satisfaction In employment. but
generally affairs should BE- ,ostponed
until = better mood rsiEna. Be care
fui with funds
Those whose birthday II IS are under
the sway OF many undermining In
nuences during the year which NAV
best be circuTnvented by close sppli.
cation TO the affairs in hand. rcst.
poning new ventures and taknr care
not 10 nullt-y good by rash and In.
pulstve words or gloomy attitudes
Posse and restraint may offset nexa-
tive conditions A child born on this
dsy should b given N very strict
education IN control 81 moods and
general conduct. Depression and
seaf.indulgencs NAV incite 10 unruiv
ana regrettahls actions. unlAss
prcrer viewpoint be instlIsd and
Guilty atsd-
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Home Making Helps
By Wanda Barton

while his merry face peeps over the
top. Another sort Of Peter Pan boy
u riding along on Q wonderful green
fish whose head and tail form fas-
cinatinR hangers
Nap time throws knitted In
worsted Afghan stitch are popular.
The ends finished with fringe and
the sides scailuped. They are lined
with soft wash silk which viii wash
or clean with the throw. Again
there are some throws that are silk
wadded. the quilting IL done In little
figures sInsly and In groups. flowers
birds. kittens and puppies. The
edges are finished with a cloth ap-
piled hem with scalIops that IRE
fastened onto the silk with button
hole stitches. These are quite new
and very attractive. They may be
made In ~servicsahls colors. II liked
The always popular cotton flannel
animals are featured In families tA1s
year. Mother and father elephaAt
and several children In varying sEes.
Little sat pens. though fragile IN
appearance. are quite strong enough
to keep the animals In their own
hack yards Baby lion and leopard
families are made to order
Among the party-piay-suits r 1t,
tie Pisrot, Jolly Friars. and aviator
suits. These new ones promise to
Guido the favorits soldier. fireman
and policeman suits OF rscsnt years.
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Charming Nursery Novelties
Easy to Make at Home
7 URsERY novelties Of ali sorts

M URSERY novelties Of all sorts
are specially in the fore
ground IN mid Winter when
the minds OF women turn toward
fancy work Baby shops. singlyl or
IN tho big department stores. fairly
bristle with these things that are
simple and easy to make after we
have the idea presented 10 US
One OF the attractive things In the
patched bath mat The mat Ia OF
the usual heavy. closely woven terry
cloth. then walking acrozs the cen.
ter IL Mary followed by her woody
lamb. Mary has on q hue dress and
white p~inafors. and a fascinating
sunbonnst OF pink chambray which
hides her face in a rather tantalixing
way. The lamb In Of woolly cloth
with a blue ribbon collar. Who
wouldn't b tempted TO battle for the
fun o. walking with this beloved
pair7
Than there are lovely little white
near silk. wadded dressing gowns
that have children. In groups a. the
hem and In pairs on the pockets.
appliqued In attractive colors. They
are playing the very games that
are familiar and are most friendly
bedtime visitors. Most of us have
met the dear little blue linen aprons
n overails bound with dainty
colors- The overalls have garden
tools appliqued on the breast and
pockets. while the aprons have
flowers and vegetables done on
pockets and herna- Children adore
them and are easily induced to wear
the wide brtmmsd hats and sun.
bonnets to match.
Wool knitted rstns with balls are
now paired with Cossacks' whips.
making sporty driving Q real indoor
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the skin tonic has dried and
BEFORE applying the complexion
base cream- So you see there is a
vast difference Now that I've told
you what the trick" is I'll tell you
why | think 10 10 so good and how I
came TO know OF II.
l use the same rouge or my cheeks
that I use Dr. my lips to insure a
perfect matching OF colors- FREE
quently the lip stick In cold and set"
and 30 IL does not blend smoothly
into the skin. When this happens I
dip my finger-tips into the cold cream
and then blend the cream with the
rouge on my cheeka. all or which
solves the problem nicely
Recently when my rouge was too
hard I dipped my finger-tIps into tie
cream and started blending the
rouge. To my amazsrnent nothing
happened . the rouge marks were
as clearly defined as they had bean
before applying the creaml While
trying 70 decide whether or not / had
suddenly lost my senses I glanced at
the jars on my dressing table and
found that I abscnt-mindedly had
dipped my fingers into the vanishing
cream instead OF into the cleansing
cream Ideas began TO buzz around
in my mind and ! did some expert
menting right then and therei
7 found that rouge applied under
vanishing crsazn refused TO blend un-
less really great pressure was put
upon the skin. even then the effect
couldn't truthfully be called blending
although the vanishing ear and
rouge eventually mixed after a
fashion.
Quickly removing the base OF van
ishing cream fren my face and ap-
plying the skin tonic once again ]
waited impatiently until the tonic
dried IN. then ! put On my rouge In
the usual manner. blending IL thor
oughiy with cleansing cream this
time. Then. with the lightest pos
sible touch 7 smoothed on the vanish
Ing cream and patted on my powder,
removing the excess powder with a
marabou puff instead Of b flat-nap
lambs wool puff
That was about eleven o'clock In
the morning and late that afternoon
nv cheeks were stin rosy and ]
hadn't touched them rp although my
nose had been powdered numerous
times during the day.
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and medication all have valus as
treatment depending upon the cause
IN each ASe.
Il. l. Q.-Where would one tlnd
a specialist skilled IN the removal Of
superfluous hair7
A.-Inquire at one or the hospi.
tails In your vicinity where they will
be glsd 20 advise you along these
lines
n ID. Oil am a BOY oi ~. af-
f1lcted with canker sores. What can
be lone and what causes the trouble7
A.-Due TO acidlty IN the system.
Correct your diet and keep the sys
TEN clear.
X. A. Q-whai should a girl OF
is. S feet | incn tall weight
A-Shs should weigh about il7
ponds.
T. s. o.-whai causes head
noises?
A-Nasal catsrrh which has ex-
tended TO the middle al Is very
often responsible for this trouble.
For full particulars send . selt-ad.
dressed. stamped envelope and re-
peat your question.
n s. o.-What DO you advise for
Intestinal worms7
A-This requires special treat.
ment. For fun particulars send a
self-addressed. stamped envelope and
repeat your question
A. r. Q.-What treatment Will
help hay fsver-I have bronchial
trouble I have been doctoring to no
avaIl7
A.-Bs sure there Is no obstruction
or catarrhal condition which may be
causing the trouble There r
serums which have been helpful
why not have your doctor prescribe
for your
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