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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
VEL'KE LETECKE ZAvoDY
v CLEVELANDE

V Clevelande zapoen1 sa ma ne
del'u yeHke letecke zavody II pr
va velka vystava lietadiel. "a,
vody vSstava potrva do 2. sep
tembra. Letisko v Clevelande bo-
10 poslednom case vel'mi rozsi-
rene, takze je tam miesta pre-
1900 lietadiel a k tomu pre- 3s,-
600 automobilov. O6akava sa ma
ysteva najmenej $4,000 Pudi z
inych miest. Vsetky cesty okolo
Clevelandu budn oznacene sipom,
takze kazdy automobilista l'ahko
najde letisko. Ma letisko bude do
volene ist' len do pol A. hodiny
odpoludnia, potom len auta le-
tiska budn mat pravo priecho-
du. Zavodov zitcastnia sa vojen-
ske, namorne civilne lietadla.
Jedna letiihka, Miss Marvel
Crosson 70 San Diego, Cal, kto-
ra letela ma zavody, nedoletela.
Mad Arizonou pokazilo sa jej lie
tadlo, ona vysko kocila, ale parasdt
sa jej neotvoril a zabila sa.
z Youngstown budl kazdy den
lietat Getadla ma vystavu. Budd
brat cestovatel'ov "a snizene ce-
ny, sice "a $15 ia domov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
SNCOK BUDE POPRAVENY
IA VRAzDU STUDENTKY

James H. Sno9k. byvaly profe-
sor zverolekarstva ma Ohio State
univerzite, Dol odstideny ma
smrt' pre- zavrazdenie svojej mi
lenky a studentky Theory Hix.
Snookov pravotar poziadal no.
We pojednavanie, ale sudca Scar
lett ziadost' zavrhnul a urcil den
popravy ma %. novembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
ZABH zENU, DETI I sEBA

Hans Peter Nelson Royal
Oak, Mich, yel'm sa zvadil so
svoiou zenon V nedelu vecer. v
noci, ked' uz zena j stvoro deti
spalo, otvoril kohdtiky ma plyno-
vodoch tax nsmrtil zenu deti.
Potom zapalil ma viacerych mie-
stach dom uzil jed zapalil !
svoje saty. Hasicia, ktori rychlo
prisli, ohen zahasily, ale ked vo-
sli do spalne q klpelne, nasli us
celd rodinu yymretd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
zIvoTY AMERIKANOV
POIsTENE MA 100 BIIIoNOv

American veri v poisteni svoj-
no ziyota zabezpe6eni svojej ro-
dinky pred biedou po jeho smrti.
Spolok predsedov poist 'ujlcich,
spolocnosti oznamuje, ze Y tieto
dni dosiahnuty Dol obnos 100 BIZ
lionov dolarov poistenia Iivotovf
s., ,000, 600 Amerik4nov. Ked ~
je Y Amerike len okolo 4s. .000. 600
rodin, pocet poistenych dokssnje.
ze ma kazdd rodinu pripadne Mo
ako jedna poistka. J,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
sTEELTONCANIA l MAR,
SLOVACI PREHRALI

Y nedel u naSim klubom v Ala
lige sa nedarilo. Steeltoncania
prehrali hru Girardtanom 8 ku 4
a Mar. Slovaci Campbell Tubers-
canon IL ku 2. !
Ma nedel'u Steeltoncania hraid
S Civics catou ma Borts hrisku a
Mar. Slovaci Poliakmi ma Oak
land hrisku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
SLOVAK PREDNASAL
MA RADIO o UMENI

Ueitel' umenia ma vyssei sko.
le V Trenton, n. j., Jan Slavik,
predniSal v nedel'u po radiu 70
stanice WPAP New Yorku O
umeni. Je to stanica Columbia IL
niverzity. Slavik je synom Jana
Slavika, dobre znameho Slovaka
new-yorkSkeho a bratom evanj.
farara Pavla Slavika Endicott,
Y. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
so KANDIDATOV
MA 13 MIEST

Ma jasen bude v Youngstown
vol 'ba dvoch sudcov mestskeho
sldu, elenov mestskej rady Gle.
nov skolskej rady. Vsetko spolu
la miest ma byt' zaplnene. Ma
tieto miesta name az SO kandi.
~datov.
Mas Slovakov by malo zauji.
mat zvolenie sudcov. z desiatich
kandidatov je jeden Slovak, pra-
votar Michal j. Palkovic. Slovaci
vo vseobecnosti budli hlasovat' ma
sudcu Moore-a, ale ked'ze sa bu-
dii VOLT dvaja sudcovia, mali
by do jedneho hlasoyat' i ma p,
Palkovica. z desiatich kandida.
tov vyhrajl tt dvaja, ktori dosta-
MI najvacsi poeet hlasov.
Pan Palkovic je vseobecne INA.
my pracovnik slovensky. Je pred.
seldom Okresneho Sboru Sloven-
skej Ligy a clenom HI. Sboru Ka-
tolickych SoSkolov. Praktizuje
prayo v Mahoning okrese uz oko.
10 osem rokov a vyzna sa vo vse.
tkych pracach sudcovskych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
TRANSATLANTICKi
LETUNI NEZVESTNf

Dvaja svajciarski letlni, 81
rocny Oscar Kaesar a 22-roeny
Kurt Luescher, vydali sa v pom
delok Lisabonu, Portugalska,
do New Yorku. Mali doletet' este
v utcrok, ale do stvrtku vecera
nebolo po mich ami chyru a preto
sa vseobecne mysli, ze zahynuli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23

Najchladnejsi august ma re-
korde je toho roku. Skoro kaz-
dl noe teplomer padne 80 stup-
nov. v pondelok bola najchlad-
nejsia noe augustova, kedy teplo-
merry ukazovaly As stupnov mad
nulou Nasledkom chladneho po.
tasia plodiny rastd pomaly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
POL sounes,o,
PREHL'AD
sENAT BUDE VYsETROvAT

v krajine nastava drazoha-- Ii
votnych potrieb. A to prefMcn
kredit krajiny je. zneuzfva NJ.
burzove spekulacie. Ably nm
mohol byt' odyrateny cd
Federalna Rezervna Rada zvysi-
la vel mi lrokmer, take speku-
lanti nemohli 81 dovolit' pozieia-
vat peniaze ma Spekulacie. Ale
vysoky nrokomer zasiahol al prize
mysel a obchod preto nastalo
zdrazovanie potravin a inych Ii
votnych potrieb.
Kongres Spoj. Statov az pred
niekoPko mesiacmi chcel tlto ST.
tuaciu vysetrovat' a obvinoval
Rezervnl Radu, re zvysovanim
tirokomeru. napomaha spekula-
ciu bohacov. Kedykol'vek iro-
komer bol zvyseny, mali speku-
lanti, vacsinou robotnici, obchod-
nici remeselnici museli svoje
zakupy ma burze predat ohrom-
nymi ztratami. Takto ma Gene u
padnute lcastiny potion skupova-
Ii "a facku bohaci. Ked' bohaci
mali NJ vsetko poskupovane, po-
tom Rezervna Rada zas snizila
.nrokomer a chudaci zas .kupovali
a zas utratili.
Teraz daktori financne vzdela-
nj senatori vida, ze Rezervna Ra-
da nema dostatocnej moci, ably
spekulacie a zdrazovanie preka-
Ella. A preto navrhnd vymenova-
ME zvlastnej komisie, ktora bude
pomery krajinsktho kreditu Wy
setrovat' bnde odporlcat take
zmeny v zakone Federalnom
Rezervnom Systeme, ake-uzna "a
potrebne, ably bolo dosiahnute
kontroly kreditu Rezervnou
Radou. .~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
Vysledky v nedel'u:
Hillcrests 9, Farrell l.
Horvati 10, Warrencania 8.
Stav Ciat.

Hry ma nedel'u:
Lansingvillcani Warrencanmi
ma Oakland hrisku.
Hillcrests, Bye. ..,
Ziadne inc hry ligy.
(Dokoncenie ma 5. strane)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
Caty Slov. Llgy
' trojitom uzli

Hillcresttania a Warrencania wy
hrali q zauzlili Lansingvillcanov
vo vyvodeni. - Lansingvillcania
hrajt 8 Warrencanmi v nedel'u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23

v krajine nastava drazol
votnych potrieb. A to pre-
kredit krajiny je zneuzfval
burzove spekulacie. Ably &
mnhnl hy+, odyr1tonT n1
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
When Manners Are Correct
-By IL. Cornelius BeeeIman-

Dear Mrs.. Beecknian:
81 It permissible to wear
white shoes ana hat &C night I
have d brown satin dress that /
sometimes wear with n1y white
shoes, white hat and 3 long
string of tiny white beads.
often wonder whether am using
the correct taste for color2. Do
you think + should wear only
brown satin shoes with the dress7
when dining in a restau-
rant what tin Is necessary to
leave? The other day my girl
friend and I went to 9 Chinese
American restaurant and our meal
was $l.75 each We each left q
quarter tip. Was that correct?
8. When having ice cream at
= table III an ica cream parlor
Is tip necessary
with the modern idea of en-
aenable dressing think that
brown shoes, Of 1t least shoes
0e br0Wnish cast, would be
more appr0priate with your brown
sfrock than white shoes, which
are apt to be rather startling
with anything but white.
When We figure out d tip
We begin with the more or less
universal tdea of 40 per cent Of
the bill If we are not especially
generous tippers, We abide by
that, but Il we are 9 bit more
The Washington times., 1929-10-24

generous than that would indi-
cate, or IL we wish to reward
special service or an especially
attentive desire to please on the
part of the one who is serving
US, we add to this original 10
per cent. For your SI.75 check,
rs cents Is normal" fee, enough
but not especially generous.
8. While It Is not customary to
tip in an ice cream parlor, many
people do leave q small fee, and
some people leave quite gener.
Gus fees. Here again it depends
on ones native generosity and
thoughtfulness.
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
We have been engaged for over
three months. Ny fiance Is from
out Of town and within q week
after our engagement he wrote
his mother about IT We expected
she would write me and when she
failed to do this he wrote asking
her the cause. She Is OF the opin-
ion that it is socially incorrect for
her to write me since we have
never met. believe It Is the only
procedure. viii you please ad-
wise us? KAT.
You are correct. Your fiance's
mother should have written you
at once, telling you how happy she
is at the prospect Of having you
In the family, and welcoming 8.
you,
The Washington times., 1929-10-24

ELDOM has any single act
- been Of greater benefit to
mankind than the one which Or.
Caldwell performed back il 1885
when he wrote the prescription
which has carried his fame to
the four corners Of the earth.
Over and over, DR. CALDWELL
wrote this prescription as he
found men, women. and children
suffering from those common
symptoms Of constipation, such
as coated tongue, bad breath,
headaches, gas, nausea, bilious
nes poor appetite. or lack of
energy, etc. And It invariably
relieved these symptoms 50 r
much nors pleasantly. 80 much
quickar than other things, that
his patients simply had 70 tel
other people about It.
The demand Cor this prescEip- l
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
ELIMINATE
DUST TRAP

TCEF 81 + gtlpd tine q 3rid your
tor II fse ust ana SCOT
Rhlch havs ound their way Be.
tween tie sections II yon wait
nntil H. steam heat begins to
Aiinnaer through the pipes, it win
~ dlfticsilt 70 set st them.
There u 30 need ~ scatter the.
dust to ali parts of the room II
sou use . radiator brush, clean
clotl ana i PAN oe warm soapy
water First 90 over the outer
surfaces of the radiator with 4
cloth rnoistenea al sildsy water.
then dampen the bTiatles of the
brush ana tackle the inner por-
Hons
When the bristls has become
laden with dust. wipe IL of, on.
the cloth, wash the cloth IN the
eOapsuds. and repeat the process.
1Intfl you have taken care Of every
section. Wipe the outer surface
again with d cloth wrling out Of
clear. warm water II.
49,
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
a LoYcrn Quarral.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAc
IaI II years or age ana have
had quarrel with the only man
that I could possibly ipye.
Do yOu think that should sit
81 honne ana wait for him - come
fo rnag or should I 60 out and
try % have 4 good time OF pre-
tend t0 hayo good time? Il is
impossible Tor me to really have
1 good time without him.
re he loves me, win Il DO him
good to see that I can get other
beaux? or VIII he think that J
am fickle ana no longer care tor
him7 LONESOME
was the quarrel your fault, Or
partly your falIlt if 4 was,
why slo you not write and tell
your friend frankly. and let
him know gpa ars sorry and
would ike to BIS friends again?
Unless you engaged, ! am
II favor of your going about
with more than oTls young man,
not to nIAixa anyone Jealous, but
IN order to cultivate the good
friendships that come your way.
ANY one of these friendships may
lead 10 happily romance later on,
so why bar them from your Mfe2
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
i'm FASHIONS. VANGUARD
Pubshsd 81 Special Arrangement with Good HOuseksspng
For the Long Coat or the
Jacket Suit TUeed's
the Thing

WITH an admirable persist
st ency, tweed remains n the
very first row q Fashion's pa-
rade. So long was Il reiegated
e the realm Of the very plain
that now with its newly acquired
popularity IL Is making the most
of its opportunity. And with good
cause ana effect.
Many charming ensembles are
shown developed IA this latest
net 81 fashion with both long and
short coats.
on the left Of tIie Illustration =
5 LeIong ensemble typifying the
new line 81 raised waist and the
longer skirt. The simple frOclk
81 Jersey tweed y worn with >
reversible brown ana beige wool
coat which. i s. long = the
frock and the proud pOssessor of
wide flaring cuffs.
ChaneI's suit On the right
proves conclusiyely the big change
II fashion. Herein the realm
u tweeds ana practical clotlies
b the new femininity, the new
fornality, In . jersey-tWeed suit
of blue, born with . white satin
blouse with the high waist, the
long skirt and encrusted bows.
A few years ago Il one were
10 have prophesied that tweed
would DO 30 dressed up as Il Is
at present, one would have been
looked at aslxance. But IL Is 50,
and & proved conclHsiVely BY the
stunning things which are De.
yelOped from IL.
The cutaWay blouse shown on
the iacIzef suit IS one 81 the new
est fOibIes Of fashion and one
which Is charming and sure to.
prove popular. BlOuses on this
style are made oE satin. crepe
de- chine, pfque and linen and are
always d cOmpiementing accessory
TO the genera ensemble.
Not alone does the field of sport
see tweed ensemble IS formerly
but it has made its appearance at
The most formal affairs. n ether
words. d goes % lllllelieO11s. teslss
bridge
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
THE BEAUTY
BOX
BY Helen FolIett.

as Y I i * q z
watching ones step isn't
enough. Feet should ba watched
when they aren't stepping. they
sprawl in public conveyances 81
are turned over on the side Ii "a
unlovely manner. observe what
ladies' do With their legs ia
restaurants. some oe them are
curIed around chair legs, rs-
minding the onlooker Of boa con
strictors. Feet should be placed
firmly on the floor. toes point.
inK straight ahead.
Hair-dyeing Is the toughest lob
that walks through the doors of
q beauty shop. It IS q messy Job,
and well worth the price that
women pay to have It done. The
conscientious operator win advise
any woman with snow-White hair
TO steer clear Of the dye-pots.
White hair was never as fashion.
able as 1t IS now. Anyhow, half
an inch of snowy growth win
peep out from the scalp every
Z
up every six weeks.
Water fills an important part
in the nutrition ok the body
and is essential for the proper
fllnctioning OF the internal or
gans. Food changes In connec.
tiOn with digestion, assimilation
and elimination can take place
only when water y present. Six
glasses d day ere the rulei eight
are better The complexion Is
benefited by free use OF water
taken internally. I'D
After the parade Of the sun.
tanners al sumner, It T. pleasant
10 let fhhe eye rest upon q nice
old-fashiOned roses-ard snow com.
plexion The bleaching process
can be helped along by applica-
tions Of peroxide and witch hazel,
equal parts. Al cut lemon rubbed
over the bronzed surface VIII
have q whitening effect Follow
with q generous amounting OF
cold cream
Callous places on the feet can
be removed BY soaking for is
minutes in warm water and rub
bing over with puT1ice stone
cut flat and smooth on one side.
Cold cream, applied at night, viii
soften the hardened cuticIe. CaI,
lous spots are caused by pressure
Of the shoe; set wider ones.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
FOR
LOVEL ORN
YOUTH
By Beatrice E Fairfax
nnAR MTes FAIRF q.

DEAR MISS E.ATRF' zls
I read your column every w.
ming Last evenins saW wlssre
Elrl 81 III told YOU that sons
ofls was trying ID y q hse boy
friend and your afyiee va that
aii boys 81 4 50 fgpEp ctls elrl
TO another
what 1 would liirs q II
ttiss hava gone with y boy Ot
10 Tor two years and = half.
He has always proved aithfnl 70
me, Now be IS array atld ne
writes fo me faittifullys 20 you
think he viii change ~ iie rozps
0Id6r2 I16 dees not care much
for irIs. but no win enjoy him.
seIf With them.
c0figfat tuIake You on your fine
friend nip; Bubbles. since yoslr
pal has not changed Ii his feel
ilsg for yoa tn over tyfe posr
perhaps 11e never viii hope not.
II i ypers YOU / would enjoy his
dship without worfSillss But
walt until llle y itle 0laer
before taking him seriously ~ 9
I fiAnce There are some youthful
lovers, however, who never change
ri their devotion Ia The One Girl.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24


There Is nothing about the let
ter. as you viii see, to attest the
youth Of the writer Nothing ex-
vent the problem which It pre-
serits a problem which could not
possibly exist save for one whose
years are too few to hold much
experience.
DEAR LUCY LOWELL:
All my life i've found evil peo-.
pIe. particularly dishonest people,
very interesting. Interesting 70
the point of being very, very fas.
einafing. / always admire the VII
lianness more than the hero or
heroine and feel hurt when they
fail. arid the more evil they are
and the more cruel they are the
better I like them. Just revei
ia their evil doings and live in All
by proxy
sIn real lie I prefer bad com.
panv Goodness seems stupid ana
ANNOYING to be good and always
did ana stilI do love TO put chill
tlren up to mischief.
Am I depraved2 Or is It 9
form Of just pure neanness!
why am I that way2
'A Friend Of the Evil Genius.
No. youngsters you see I'm not
going to take your signature
seriously you're not depraved.
Your trouble Is mostly y0ungness
and woeful inexperiences and
don't be attended, bit Of the
Smart Aleek strain.
Somebody, somewhere, at some
time. told you that evil was q
thing to be avoided and it aroused
In you an attitude Of "Oh, that's
all right for others, but I'm diff
ferent; I'm not stupid enough to
think that IL you're good you'll
be happy And right then you
started out to dazzle yourself with
the bright glamour OF evil.
Well, the glamour promises q
lpt, but the promise Nnever comes
Il through. That's q characteristic
of evil, you see; that Il never
makes good on anything. It is
the nature Of eyil to be just a
bluff: II cannot be honestly dis
The Washington times., 1929-10-24

honest. even. SO what = there
about it FOR one to admire?
When you have lived long
enough to receive 3 few hard
knocks from malice and greed and
treachery and hatred personified
In that same evil genius you call
your friend. you win decide that
perhaps there IS something to
be said for square dealing after
all.
The only really discoufaging
thing about your letter. young.
ster, Is that IN which you picture
yourself showing your pose off on
children. Why not pick on some
body your aize?
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Morning Snlartness
WqshingtOn fines fsc Proeticul Pattern

p K F
An adorable frock Tor wear about
the home Is developed in ! gaylY
printed cotton kabric. Ihe front
bodice opening Il both practical
and smart. The skirt is side pleated
and stitched to hold the pieats
neatly In place, "A snug hip band
gives 4 decidedly slender effeet.
Design 1908 may Be naads S
gingham, percale. piqde or rayon.
printed in colorful geometric Or
floral designs On 1 white ground.
The softly becoming collar ana
cuffs are made 81 Whits lawn or
pique. Tiny cOlorful pearI buttons
finish the frocl
May Be obtained only in sizes
1s, 1s. 20, 81. Sc, SIS, 40 and AZ.
size 16 requires 8 yards Of 4O-inch
material and X yard Of trimming.
This model Is cary to make, No
dressmaling experience Is neces-
sary. Each pattern comes to You
with simple and exact Instructions
Including yardage for every size
Al perfect Fit II guaranteed.
Patterns win be delivered Upon
receipt Of FIFTEEN CENTS (15c)
ia coins carefully wrapped Or
stamps. Be sure to write plainly
your NAME, Address, STYLE
NUMBER and SIZE wanted
THE FASHION BOOK Is FTP
TEEN CENTS, but only TEN
CENTS when ordered with pat
tern. Address all mail and
orders to The Washington Times
Pattern Department, 243 West nth
Street, New York City.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
. Style Bulletin

Al flHsr in sweaters means one
oe the new airplane sweaters In
troduced by schiaparelli. 81 Paris.
Such model In beige capucine
and brown, with worIZed-in motifs
of planes III flying formation.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24

tion grew 50 fast that by 1888
DR.. Caldwell was forced 70 have
it put up ready for use and sup-
ply drug stores with i. Today
you can get the generous bottles
Of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
as 1t il called, st al drug stores.
When you or your children suf-
fer from any Of the symptoms Of
constipation, it win pay you 70
remember this safe, pleasant
tasting, effective laxative; made
only from herbs and other pure
ingredients; 4 real corrective for
constipation. A doctors 47-year
experience behind this formula
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
CEicquaot Club Pale Dry comes
in full measure pints. There's
5 more IN eUery bottle

HlODAY many women are learning,
for the FIRST time. that most ginger
ales put up a so.called ''pints
really give you only u ounces.
Next time yon are buying ginger ale,
compare the CIicquot Club Pale Dry
bottle with any other dry ginger alo
s.pint. Notethe difference IN size. Read
the labels carefully. Youn quickly zee.
that CIicquot Club really gives you "
more than any other nationally known
dry ginger ale.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
To the girl with 4
moonlight z
complexion!

YOuR skin seems Gmooth
and white in the gentle
glamOr Of moonlight Bnt
& ii blotched and broken
under the pifileas noon
day sun? Remember
that yoh cant always have
4 moon when hes around.
Clear up your complex
ION with Armand Cleansing
Cream new and effec-
tive blend &c the four FIN
est stcIeansing agents known
Light and soft and fragrant
as orange-b blossoms, il seeps
into the pores az soon a.
you apply il. Wiped aways
It removes every ilnpurity,
leaving tho akin frcshened
invigorated and clean.
You'll find it unlike any
thing you've ever tried.
Both your face and your
mirror will thank youl 500
and Sl.25 It your dealers
AK him also for ''Find
Yourself an exciting
beauty book.
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THE GLAMOUR OF SIN
BY Lucy Lowell
ADVENTURES
OF RITZY
ROSALE

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I do, this win iikely intsrest you.
Otherwise It is lust another new
idea. 1t is a hat band arranged
in s cockade effect with eight
tiny pockets 70 hold tees. There
are 8 couple other bands of this
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I3 more for thrifty housewives
in this famous aged ginger ale

ago discovered what ageing does for
the flavor of ginger ale.
biz ageing process Is asecret and the
secret Is ClicquOt Clubs alone, You'll
never find another ginger ale with the
same rare favor that you find ia Clicqpot
Club. Its favor cannot b duplicated.
That's why Il has become the faForite
ginger ale of 80 many thousand house
wives. More and more thrifty shoppers
are buying il every day.
So If you are. looking for ginger ale
Of unequaled flavor, and If you're inter
ested il buying ginger alein economical,
standard size pints, use Clicquot Club
Pale Dry. Accept no wasteful family
bottles o. little 12-ounce .'pints. Insist on
clicquot Club Pale Dry. Served either il
recipe drinks Or alone, ii is delicious, e
comesin new, cleanbottle yourdealers
For your pleasure
MS CEioquOs Club Eskiuos eSsry Tass3a
eUsnisg at 10 p.ns. Ns.v Ycrh Tine. from WlEslF
New York. and 70 associated Fa5io ssusionA
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CIicqHot Club is Agea

And as for flavor, Clicquot Club Pale Dry
tastes far more rich and mellow because
itisqgsd. The ClicquOt Club people long
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What 10 You K1lOU?
ANSWERS 10 ToDAY's TEST
For Questions See Connie PAGE

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Noted Writer Helps Youth
See Folly Of Evil Life

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~ Won happen to be younggter yourself ii will interest
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