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New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
 AT RECORD HEIGHT
Rushes Past Quincy, Ill., at
 Flood Stage Of 20 Feet

Chicago March cl tP,-Au angry Mississippi rushing past Quincy at its highest stage in 26 years. hurled itself against lcNces along fifty mile front today ha1terine already weakened dikes, seeqinc through in places and splashinc over in others.
 Patrolmen. standing by with sandbass at scores Of danger spots, found new cause for worry today when reports from nes Mojnes said the Iowa aaJ Cedar river crests had not vt reached the Mississippi. This news, they said meant con- taauare Of the high water stage for several days and removed hope Of relief for the retaining walls
 Residents or the low farm lands in the lake district ID miles north of har@ ant t'ra Indian Grave dis trtnc -a miles north. were moving out their livestock and personal be- lon2inss in fear that the flood stage msGht he reached tomorrow. Other 'amilies w'ro preparing to eyacuato from th@ South Quincy Gardens. just south of r,r,.
 Highest Mark ~iin-c 1903
 No' Siuo' i1"5 had toddy'4 2H1 foot ~'a-e jren r. ach4d at Quincy. The rIE.r raacnrI 3oT feet in that }aur. estahNsmnr a record for as long as statistics nav" been Fept.
 Lowering Of 'nn wind late last u:='5t brought comfort 10 the small arr.y e men who are guarding the l@}aes, fIt they remained apnr4han- sIra because Of tan numerous weak yg"+s oaNeai ly tr. continuous pres sar" of the last C.w days.
 Tnams continued to h. ro-routed 'o the south ot NaoIuk. Ia.. duo to water covered tracks. Near Wa n@uo, Ia. abour 90 miles north of Fnrljngton breaking iovaa resulted 'n f'ooilng about 5oo ao~os of farm land. but residents had been warned end had moved 70 higher ground.
 Hannibal Lc,ec- Holding At Hannibal Mo. 70 Mississippi was at ifs highest ~- -a tr 1p wears and within .& oJ an usu Of fine 1g19 record Of -..1 t.et. L-EarS were holding, tur trains We're being re- routed north Of there because oG u2okwater.
 The city Of Quincy was not con- s'a"rod Tn any danger hoeau-c or ifs hleh lonatjOn h4f s"loraI factories on th" river front had haen 'o~red to suspend and rmpe wrrn tuey drainjaC hasemoa's Htg'lways were covered at several points
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

AFFLECK BUILDING.
oN sio. s sfah AM AND E siS ROOMS JOINS AVE-
ALL OUTSIDE. COOL AND WELL LIGHTET
OFFICE ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN- SUITE
N. z. COR. nth AND SITS. NV:
large communicating rooms electric neht
hot-water heat: running water; excellent 10
cation for dentist or professional man; hrg'
JES6Es4. HE1sKELL. Ills Eve St. NV
..zANNON 4 LUCHS
" MANAGEMENT.
CHANDLER BLDG.
1927 Eve ST. NV
In the heart OF WashinRton,s
light; Venetian, blinds. free $rcrets
rial service. public Stenogrspher. ice
vstors, are some OF the ou'sta nding
features offered in this new building.
REASONABLE RENTALS.
EpMUNDs BUnpING.
Opposite Macpherson Square
The Wall Street Of WashinEtop.
Several desirable suites now avail
aole. Very low rentals.
ALBEE BUILDING.
OPPOSITE 4fsf THE nn g. $. TaRFAsuRY.
Sipsle rooms and suites hot and
cold running water end ice wafer IN
each room: freprOof vaults IN ell
rooms; 24-hour service
VERY REASONABLE RENTALS.
MARYLAND BUILDING,
1910 II St. NV.
Single rooms and suites in this
convenient building.
Rents as low as $40.
LOFW BUILDING,
ITO F st. NV.
over the CoiumbtE Theater.
Bright Room.
325 90 and $3.50.
BRowNLEY BUILDING.
Cor 18th and + SITS. NV
Single Offices and suites in the
very center Of the shopping district,
starting at $40 per room.
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC,
1888 X ST. NV National 2S45.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

P tI3 POINT r. sHoREsmIoTs AS Low AS
dE1NZMAN, Thomas Circle. Dec. 400.
SALE, OR RENT.-FURN1sHED BUNGALOW
kopels Point: J. T. HAMMOND on prem
ises. p. o.. Pslmers. Nd.
CoMFoRTABLE SIX ROOM HOUSE. FUR
e 1ids Md and PoatlnE; $3.50 West Shady
from Annapolis Court House; quaint furnish
ed bungalow. cleo; wharf, boat, etc; sale or
er. 724 washington blvd; Calvert 25So, Bal
5-RooM COTTAGE. COMPLETELY FUR.
bath house, servants house. artesian well,
S,StaIi garage age, about s,a acres ground, with
100 feet lake frontsse. located Gs Scotland and
Beach. Nd . sdJoinins Point Lookout prop
way. Washington. Phone National AGO. IA
BAY RIDGE. MD.-LARGE, VERY DESIR-
0 5000 d M lr Of bay ey nas sR Rss
4 IT., YIN EisFs Rv 'sf Drive at 'HsS
CoTrAGs FOR RENT, NORTH, BEACH,
furnished; running water; shower bath; TO-
NER srd ana Freedrick ave-, Of Moth Beach
RENT COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH, MD.
porches. screened; running water, shower,
inside toilet. Cali North 4O2s I4'
NICE. COOL, 5-ROOM WATER FRONT COT
tese at Colonial Beach: SlS per week. Call
Dec. 2792-J after pm. l5'
FOR SAILS ACRES. 7-ROoM HOUSE.
built for year-round use; plastered. CHM
ney. ETC.; orchard and shsde trees; located
on good road. near Shady Side and adjoining
CeuarhurSt, Nd. 80 miles from D. G. Price
$500. INQUIRE for agent at Cedarhurst. Md.
or see BAUMAN a HEINzMAN. 1 Thomas
Circle. Decatur 400
NEW COTTAGE. ) ROOMS, 2 PORCHEs,
lot 5o IT, front; cottage paneled with plaster
board. Price $2,150. Located at Cedarhurst,
on Chesapeake Bay tnear Shady SideI. 81
miles from d. &. Inquire for esent Oh prop
erty or see Bauman Il Heinzman, Thomas
Circle; Decatur 400.
IDEAL LOCATION OFF THE POTOMAC
River--An attractive, furnished Broom log
on virginia side. Reasonable. Call Georgia
33pi-W n.
NORTH BEACH. MD.-sEVERAL DEsIR-
able corner lots. very reasonable; easy terms
J. F. BROADFOOT, es2 ne. Phone Lin
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE, 1Ioxl5o. FAC
ine Chesapeake Bay, 90 miles from WASH;
for s475 cash. Address Box 37s-D' star
once. Is
FATRHAVEN. MD.-FURNIsHED COTTAGE
for sale or rent.
North 6545-J.
BENEDICT. MD.-6-ROOM BUNGALOW. go
II. front on Patuxent River; saltwater nsh-
ing. oysters dncking inside toilet snd end bath ssI
leaving washington. 40 miles over fast
roads. II MILLER. Col. 1880. At Benedict
Sat and Sun.
NORTH BEACH--NEw. CLEAN COTTAGES
for rent, water inside, screened porches. CAN
North 1893 SUNDAY cfkkfter I'm: =.
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A Weeks Vacation Free
At Beautiful Rivera Beach
Special Introductory Offer

Spend week in one of our bungs-
lows and be convinced that Rivera
Beach is the logical place for you to
own your waterfront home.
We are SO confident that after a
weeks stay you will become another
satisfied owner that we will refund the
entire rental charge to those who. de-
eide to purchase.
A limited number of attractive bunga-
lows are reserved exclusively for Wash
ingtonianS. Only 40 miles from Wash
ington via Defence Highway-Crain
Highway to Glen Burnie, Annapolis
Boulevard and Mountain Road.
Over 200 bungalows already occupied
Catholic and Protestant Churches
Fairgrounds, 3 miles of safe sandy
beach, electricity, stores-these are a
few OF the reasons why Rivera Beach
has been selected bv discriminating
families who appreciate an ideal sum-
mering spot.
Lots for sale. 5000 and up. on casy
terms. Our plan cheerfully explained
at our local Office. Phone or write for
particulars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-13
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

EPPTNG FORFsT-FAsY DIsTANCg FPOM
Washington. Nice cottage. waters edge. Fur
nished for five. Excellent beach. clubhouse
$4,000 Washington, North 1897. Also four
choice lots.
BARGAIN: NORTH BEACH-3.ROOM COT
tatRe, Screened-in porches, running water;
rent reasonable. Call North 1908.
SEE CEDARHURST
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
stricted Summer colony, where prices Of
lots and cottages are lowest. Good roads:
ba thine. hshinG boat harbor; electricity
available; woodland section now beins
opened. Drive out Penn. ave. Sc. through
SHADY Side I'd. and follow signs Free road
map on request. RAUAtAN 4 FEIN7MAN.
Developers. Decatur 400. l Thomas Circle
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WHITE.
Poll KaloramR rd.-1l =. and Z b. tii2 so
1871 New Hamp. ave. nv. 10 r.. 2 b. 1000
1892 Church ST. n.w.--s rooms, | hath. 800
5l3 3rd st. n.w.-12 rms and bath. -. $3.50
1921 eth st. n.w.-S rooms, bath. so so
20l0 ST. n.w.-10 rooms, bath. ..... go so
- Que ST. p.e.--8 rms. and bath. -. So so
2l2 Indiana ave. n.w.-S rms and b. $3.50
207 At. n.w.-lo rooms and bath. SO so
1929 D st. SEE rooms and bath. -. $3.50
1445 Pa. ave. s.e.-e rooms and bath. $3.50
S1S 5th st. NV rms. and D.. 1850
709 Michigan ave. n.e.-6 rms. bath. $3.50
K st. ne.--l0 rms. and ba th...... $3.50
1919 & st. s.e-s rooms and bath. $3.50
l02 K ST. n.w-S rms. and b....,. 80 so
1872 d st. s.W.-e rooms and bath Is. so
306l2 1lth st. SIS rms. end bath. 1850
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES, CNFUR.. WHITE.
1897 Ga. ave. n.w.-S rms. and bath. $3.50
S22 q st. SET rooms and bath. ..... IS so
22s 18th pl. n.e.-5 rms. and bath. ~. so
537 9Th st. s.e.-4 rms. and b.......... 30 90
ist A., e3l Orleans nj. me- r. L. b.. 1880
COLOPED.
$50 st. n.W.--S rms. and bath. ,{5S 80
l7J0 johnson ave. n.w.--6 rms. and b. IS 90
6l3 II st. n.w.--e rooms ana bath. $3.50
622 NJ st. n.w.-8 rooms and bath. $500
1855 Kraemer u.e-6 rms. and bath IS so
1928 NJ St n.w-S rooms .... .0S0
1923 ST. n.e-6 rooms and bath q. so
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO..
Real Estate Dept.
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WANTED-FARMS.

SMALL FARM. 10 TO 30 ACRES. TO RENT:
not more than 10 or IL miles from ID. c. on
GOOD road SuitE bic for hogs and poultry
WrIte Box AS arlington. VI Ia
TRADE NICE THRUST HOME. NEAR 18Th
and Col: I'd, for small, clear farm. Met.
1927: ,lev. $3.50, eve
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RENT-OFFICES.
NEAR 18th AND K SITS.

IN EHN IJITI LNINIJ n y %
~ 1ii5 18th st. NV.
Entire second floor Of modern hreproof
buildine: large front display windows; $500
square feet; heat furnished large fireproof
vault; several private of1ices and hsndsomC
reception room. Very reasonable rental.
SHANNON & LJfCHS, INC,
1855 K st. NV. National zs1S.
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EDGEWATER BEACE.

The Fastest Growing Waterfront
Colony
Free from mosquitoes any
Edgewater Beach home owner.
You can get more for your money
at Edgewater Beach.
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VA. HIGHLANDs-5-RoOM BUNGAIOV,
$3.50 cash. balance $50 per mo Straight With
no trusts TO renew: Property free and clear.
pee J. l., Frice. $40 Girault ave, Va High
LANDS. Also at Abingdon. 5-r bungalov.
modern: 5000: $50 cash. s45 per mo Also
a. Hume, 5-r. bungalows TO rent at $40.
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!. WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SEPTEMBER 4. DETACHED, OR RMS,
fireplace, GARAGE, quiet location, near school:
Northwest or Takoma Park or other good
suburb: lease for year, SIS to s7S.. Address
BOX 506-D, Star once. 14s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-13

BUNGALOW BEAuTITuI coy HOME.
SIX large roor1-. loft corner lot or NJ
Vernon blvn.. slso tvo-car garage: ba-s,t,
price. $50: Will accent building lct g
csn a. J. C. ELLIS, NC, 1901 ut Ts-non
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SALE-LOTS.

1925. ur; LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL HOLLY.
WOOD rsrS gss SlTs ss, sprng $ 1,sh
VALUABLE LOT IN WILDWOOD. y: J., By
il. bosrdTaIE. in he Center 81 II. city.
Phone Dec: 2264 from am. to pm.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-50x13o, NEAR BRAD
ley lane. halfway between Conn and Wis
sna 6 Sale prc. to soTsS hF Fm. ''s s
cash. S25 per month; owner. Address Box
353-D, Star Office.
s5.5oU Will buy Ny EQUITY. ABOVE
ner. lst and l. stS. Sc. Approximatriy, ll,SO0
square feet. favorable trade .nsbleS me
70 ofsT this fTound at substantially lower
price Ihsn. adjoining owners are eskine
1. L, RAYMOND. owner. sl3 District Ma
MT. IDA, VA..BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
ideally located, facing two concrete roads;
C. Fills INc 1901 So M Vermon
Potomac. Va.
OWNER, OF DESIRABLE lots Will
make max sttractiys offer to reliable builder with
CORNER LOT; 5000 DOWN. S25 PER
m mon With interest white people. OWNER
DESIRABLE WOODED HOME SITE BoR-
taS never TO be INSTRUCTED by future de-
velopmsnt; excellent location and hiEhly re.
BUILDING iHi 6istsict ss4s. o'1'O0' l"lesl'
AM. UNIV. PARR-4O BY lIs. GOOD ELE-
ys o,t5 7oE water sleetricity' gas Bargain.
FOURTEEN 20-FT. RoW-HOUsE LOTS:
sraded: splendid NV. location. on paved
ParE. Terms, part cash and balance back OF
e RTvrp lo en- to stb | Nfons as7o
or more lots exceptionally located On: en-.
D. G.; act now: your gain, my loss. Address
Box 272-D. Star once.
WE'LL LOCATED PLOT OF ll.5oo SO; Ell 81;
in downtown section, with frontage OF 2ls
#. on two thoroughfarss- ~
METROPOLITAN "a, 1883. 40 snG st. NV. 49,
FOREST Hill. VIC1N1TY-5oc FOOT.
Chevy Chase. D; C;-4ox1s0; ......... SEQ go
Chevy Chase. D. C.. corner, +7laxi2S.- 2'95o o
BIair-Takoma. Md-5oxi75. ............ i.0oo
Amer UniT D,P PsFkGGrnsr Lot sp:cial1
is42 H St National 1850: Ciev. 4ll7
WHY CRAMP YOUR HOME ON A SOFT
lot when you can purchase tract OF ABOUT
= ACRE
at Alta Vista for sl.450. Electric car serv-
and healthy. Address Box 4ol-D. Star once.
A THREE-MRE DOMESTIC.
ON a beautiful hilltop. right in the path
Of hsh ss ns little and 5o fbe
road. Price only $3.50 an acre: Don't delay;
Small acreage sites are hard TO And end
sooS sot lot F1ee onI IL fn sood Rome
site but will make an excellent investment.
Address Box 40o-D. Star once.
SALE-INvESTMENT PROPERTY.
A FEW WELL SECURED So list TRUST
notes on hand. H. Haynes, Atty. 400 Wood
VIA I'd Bldg Dist s444
AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE>~SNvES
ment bearing 81 interest. Well worSS in
Vestigatins. Address Box 34S-D. star ornSs$
RENT. $40 \ YEAR.
Price. 1850.
Near 26th and Pa. ave Brick; r: and
b., Ess. cleo, good condition.
RENT. 5000 A YEAR.
Price. $3.50.
Corner BLDG Apis
r. and b.. back porches; near car lines
DAVID T. BARRY,
:, 1907 H ST. NV. Met 2o2s-2s.
MODERN APARTMENT HOUSE,
containing Is apartments, all rented
to high-class tenants. many OF whom
have made their home here for sew
eral years. The owner leaving the
city. An opportunity for some one
to purchase a rare bargain which
pays we'll on tho investment. Only
one trust. No vacancies. Address
Box 40o-D, Star Office. Ia
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WILLIAM +. MATTESON.
No. ! Thomas Circle. Edgewster Beach. Nd
Phone North 1910. Phone Annapolis 1915
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500 7Fh ST. sw.-LARGE STORE AND
apt f FIo9D T. Davis COMPANY. ''O0O
73S 18th at. NV. National 03j3. o352
1884 CONN. AVE. N.W-1st-FLOOR STORE.
large window display. lavatory. heat furl
nished: suitable for any business. - g.
BOSS PHELPS. ~
1917 ST. NV National 1900.
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EXCHANGE.

your. property see DE sHAzE & McNAB, $40
Bond Building Phone National 1894. 13'
WILL EZCHANGE EQUITY OF $4,000 IN
Adams S4Ss.
POULTRY FARM AND COUNTRY HOME;
clear; assume small frst mortgage. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Realtors, Herndon, Fairfax
County. Va. IS
Md. clear OF circumstance. viii exchange
7ss 18th E Il, ~. E. DAvi5 T %o os,,.
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE IN FINEST
location in city Excellent condition.; well
rented; subject 10 $4,000 first trust. viii
trade for clear Ross ss9pnq pHE Ga ps Mr. Lord.
14l7 K St. NV. National $500.
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER
will EXCHANGE brick houses in northeast
section subject TO one trust and we'll rented,
equity. $4,000, Win take farm or lot or
IS; Y. GUsACK. S:torney for Owner.
1881 81. NV. Metropolitan 252s.
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
PROMINENT CORNER ON 18th sr., IDEAL
A. sacrifice price; lot 30 by 100 feet 10
2o-foot alley in rear. AZ: quickly.
National oA72s. A. f f5i7 il ST. NV ~
CHAIN STORE ON
WISCONSIN AVE.
PRICE. $1,000.
p Leased for years; apt on End floor.
DAVID E. BARRY.
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NEAR UNION STATION.
SIS ST. NESS.
House contains large rooms and bath,
electricity.
1915 l4th 81. Dist 5000
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MOORE & HILL, INC,
Established 1900.
$50 18th st. NV Natl 1874

$50 18th St. NV. Natl. iI74
OWNER MUST SACRIFICE
beautiful estate within ID. c. limits, con-
tanning about acres aud colonial home
OF 10 rooms teNtItmeiy hue ballroom. 3
baths, ell InodsIn: also nearly 4UU choice
lIuit tIses. sLunaanCe Of grapes ana LetfIsS
Lt~a tIlHi lawns ana shade trees FIrIeT
tfsdiEs Gil apartment house. FuI iliOTGa-
tICl Call
Mr. ToWbss,
Business Properties Department.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO. INC,
l@l6 Eye St NV National 1882
REAL SUMMER BARGAIN.
splendid modern detached 7-roonl home
- bedrooms. also Pear garage built q
pretty half-scre lot; beautiful. large shade
trees. flowers and shrubbery; located in the
hest section of Garrett Park. Md. Very con-
veniently located for the business man who
wants mis- family TO enjoy the heslthful
country atmosphere. offered for quick sale
or exchange at the ridiculouSly low price of
$1,000, FIRST trust. $4,000: convenient terms.
MOORE HILL, INC,
Established 1900.
80 18th ST.. NV. National lI74
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

IA on a Wintry day-and 50
most or us leave IL alone.
And 50. In the season when we need
70 drink more water because we're
filling our bodies with substantial
foods. we drink less than In Summer
when heat goads us 10 take more
than we require.
Water IL a cleanser inside as well
AS out. and the best time 10 drink a
lot OF water In before breakfast.
Then at least one glass between
meals.
That's the hardest thing to re-
member. IL no thirst arises naturally
during the day. the average person
doesn't think OF taking a drink OF
water. But one can deliberately
stimulate such q thirst. At least for
a short period. until one forms the
habit OF taking a glass OF water two
or three times during the day. and
doing Il quite automatically.
One way TO stimulate thirst N by
eating Al breakfast a small quantity
or a food like bacon. salt fish. etc.
Some OF the cooked cereals. like
bran. provoke a thirst After doing
this for several days. and getting
into the habit OF drinking water be.
tween meals. II may not be necessary
20 eat the salted food.
Highly seasoned soup at noon. or
sailed nuts or some raisins. or a few
small pieces OF candy will give a Jolt
TO a proper afternoon thirst. These
sweet or salted foods should not, OF
course. be taken In excess. "A little
will he adequate for the purpose.
"A long. brisk walk In the cold air
viii stimulate a thirst. and II IL
about the most wholesome method.
Cold water should not be gulped.
however, while n is overheated.
How much water should be taken
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
RRNHALL we take VA little swim
around7T Gaspard. the gold
fish, asked.

They Swan Around with CaupaRd.
But hasn't It Eut "A narna, Mnm.
oak. or maple. or Uln. mr---F
MAYBE IL has, Tu have On asR le
some day."
Then they swan arsuad q a6sE6
farther. IL was very pleasant. 1hay
could look through the glass mhdnn
into the parlor, where they saw tho
little real-childran sitting by tho win
dow. SO clear was the glass Gllmt
they could scarcely see where ~ be-
gan. It was only BY humping knto ie
that they could tell
"And here" Gaspard nrchn hnvl
stopping again. a. my pffvuS@
castle"
Is there where you llvsr" Ns In-
quired.
mo. not exactly. I swim througA
the arches and rest on the roof.
There are no rooms inside It's nIi
outside"
Then what good is it7"
III don't know"
'If you don't know. why don't ytan
ask? That's what We always do"
Knarf said.
but whom shall ! ask
Ask anybody"
That's "a very Epod iaea- ITn aRk
the children" lie swarm uD to khm
surface. Hello. out tnareI WhmA
good Is the CASTER"
Unfortunately none OF tho childre4
heard him, for bis voice was much
too low. You need "a kaan oar Indeed
To hear VA goldfish
Louder advised EmBrf.
Hello. out there" hW shouted
again. Still they paid No attention.
You'd better wave 60 them"
with my fin?"
mo. with your tall
10 Gaspard waved with hi# taiI.
III was w most foolish way fuF VA gold
fish I'D wave. Tie waved himself
right out OF the bowl. Luckils. the
children did notice him this time.
They promptly dropped him back
into the water again.
And did YOU find out what good
the castle ls7" Knarf asked Hlyly.
It's good 40 keep hooking nt. and
that's what I'm going 70 do" Iep1~d
Gaspard.
CoDyrishi. 1872. SsHspsgr Fstiars ssrvrA Tea
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HOme-MGking Helps

desk Is sure TO be consumed In an
odd moment. One big business cor
poration with q president who was
something OK a pure food fan. EN-
ployed a white-frocked waiter 10 70
around the building all day. serving
chilled spring-water 10 everyone.
from his wheeled tray. Practically
all business firms keep a bottle OF
spring water. iced. on the premises
which provides a pleasant inter-
ruption to the days grind 10 many
busy persons
And II all other admonitions fail.
women can always be persuaded TO
increase their consumption OF water
by the beauty argument The first
thing the cosmeficlans say 90 any
who wish 10 improve the complexion
IA drink more water" And Il Is
astounding how favorable a change
occurs in the skin IN a short time
after the water-drinking habit Is put
into practice. It's n Of the most
effective and the least expensive
methods OF beautifyinE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

Now place the mask over the face,
adjusting the holes for the nostrils
and mouth 10 you can breathe freely.
Then. too. you don't want t0 Fet the
preparation on the lips where the
skin IL unusually sensitive. After
pressing the mask into place. lie per.
fectly quiet until IL begins to burn.
Never fear that IL won'tI IL VIII
: . : and very. very much. but stand
IL as long as you can which won't
To for more than two or three min.
utess then remove Il quickly and
sponge the face with clear. cold
water.
Ina as sorry as you will be- that
this marvellous facial must burn but
OF course IN isn't an injurious treat.
ment The skin will be scarlet when
the mask ~ removed but after you've
patted a liberal amount OF skin-tonic
over the treated area and then held
cold towels TO your face. the undue
redness will disappear and leave the
skin as smooth and soft as can be-.
Then, too. IL will give "a gorgeous
glow 10 the cheeks that will require
little touching Up for several hours.
Even when the naturally rosy
cheeks fade. the texture Of the skin
will remain velvety SO that when
you do apply your rouge 81 will be
as lovely al your natural cOloring
was.