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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25
Department Club to Observe
Its Twentieth Anniversary

Monday the Woman's Depart
ment Club will observe it's twenti-
eth birthday anniversary with a
luncheon at the Columbia Club. The
occasion recalls the founding of the
organization.
In January, 1912, Mrs. Felix T.
McWhirter, then president of the
Indiana Federation of Women's
Clubs, invited a small group OF
women to her home to discuss the
%unifcation of club efforts in the
city.
These women, headed by Mrs
George G. Hit, became a commit
tee to interest women in the city
in this centralized club plan, and
constitute the founders of the or
g%anization.
They were Mesdames McWhirter
Alvin T. Coate, H. B. Burnet, Will
liam H. Cooke, Virgil H. Lockwood,
Samuel E. Perkins, Edwin G.
Richie, Edward j. Robinson anc
Robert H. Strong, of which group
Mrs. Burnet, Mrs. Coate, Mrs. Nc
Whittier and Mrs. Cooke of Engle-
wood, N. j., now are living.
500 Charter Members
After an initial meeting early II
February, attended by many clut
presidents in the city, when plans
for the new club were discussed, {
luncheon was arranged for Feb. 2!
in the Hume Mansur roof garden
to which all the clubwomen of thu
city we're invited.
Exceeding even the expectation
of the committee, nearly 700 WON
en- were present, representing ever.
phase of organization for women.
Mrs. John O'Connor, president
of the Chicago Women's Club, wa
guest speaker at this first luncheon
and Mrs. Hit presented a repor
embodying recommendations TO
organization and announced a meet
ing to be held May l at the Propy
laeum for the purpose of adoptini
a constitution.
When the charter membership lis
closed May l, 1912, there vas a ros.
ter of nearly 500 women, and tn,
club was launched formally. Sew
enty of the original number still
are members of the club.
Propylaeum First Quarters
Propylaeum was headquarters Of
the club until 1917 when the pres
ent club house at 1902 North Me-
ridian street, was purchased.
Among the presidents who have
served the club are MeSdameS Hit
Perkins, McWhirter, Edward j
Robinson, w. w. Thornton, anc
Everett Schofeld.
Among accomplishments of the
club was the organization of the
Business and Professional Women's
Club. an outgrowth of the depart
ment club, now independent.
The club maintains educational
loan funds now totaling more than
$4,000, which have assisted thirty
nine students over a period of ten
years.
The first visiting nurse in the city
was financed by the club which as
sisted in the organization of the
Public Health Nursing Association
still aided by the club through it:
P. H. N. A. auxiliary.
The foundation for smoke abate-
ment, now carried on by the Smoke
Abatement League, was laid BY
years of persistent work by tbs
smoke abatement committee of the
community welfare department.
Nutrition work in the schools is
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urday night at the Murat on The
Destiny of the English Speaking
Peoples under the auspices of the
Indiana Council on international
Relations.
The reception will be held in the
formal pariorS, which will be deco
rated with palms, ferns and spring
flowers. With Miss Churchill in the
receiving line will be Mrs. Harry G.
Leslie, Miss Mary Sullivan, Mrs.
John W. Kern, Mrs. Walter Scott
Athearn, Mrs. Isaac Born and Mrs.
Samuel Cornell Carey.
Assisting reception h~ostesses will
include MeSdameS William H. Cole
man, Arthur v. Brown. David NJ.
Edwards, Edgar H. Evans, Demar-
chuS Brown, John G. Benson, Jo-
Seph j. Daniels, Edwin H. Forty,
Edna Christian, Carolyn S. Ather-
ton; Misses Louise Kiefer, Claribel
and Ethel Mae Moore.
During the reception the Marott
trio will play, with Mrs. Loretta
Sheridan Ritter, soloist.
Tea will be served in the crystal
dining room with members of the
Indianapolis Junior League. presi-
dents of Butler university sororities
and members Of the Indiana Council
on international Relations assist
ing.
Arrangements for the occasion
are in charge of Mrs. Carey, assist
ed by Mesdames Enrique Miller,
Carl Vernon Griffith, Frank G.
Fishback, Frank Sinex, Edgar Blake
and Miss Lucille Stewart.
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Former Pupils
of Shortridge
Organize Club

Organization of the alumni of
the Shortridge Fiction Club has
been announced by the president,
r. j. Cox Jr. Chief purpose of
the club will be to provide and
maintain a scholarship fund for
some active members of the Short
ridge Clue.
Other officers are Miss Mary
Margaret Tutewiler, vice-president,
and Thurman Ridge, secretary and
treasurer. Miss Ruth Louise Arm
strong, member of the Shortridge
faculty, will be the sponsor. There
will be approximately eighty men,
bers. Meetings will be held the
first Monday of each month.
The first project for the raising
of funds for the scholarship will
be a bridge party April Is, the
place not yet determined. Thomas
Woodward is general chairman of
arrangements. Other entertain
ment besides cards will be pro-
vided.
The next meeting of the club
will be held Feb. 90 at the home
of the president, 100 North Wal
lace street.
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Missionary
Group Will
Hold Rally

Young peoples department of the
Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church will hold a rally Saturday
in North church.
The program will open at 3, when
district officers and department
chairmen will give their reports,
followed by addresses by Miss Ada
Nelson and Miss Helen BusS, local
missionaries.
Miss Nelson, after a years fur
Tough, will return in May to India,
where she is principal of the Hill
man Memorial boarding school in
Talegaon, Badhade, in the Bombay
conference.
Miss Buss just has arrived in In
dianapolis on leave from the Punjab,
where she is in charge of the boys
school in Sonepat.
Play to Be Presented
Grace church Standard Bearers
will present a play, Unto One of
the Least of These" at 6, after which
supper will be served with mem
bers of the Epworth League as spe-
cial guests.
DR.. William H. Hickman, Chi
cago, will speak at 1880 on "Ro-
nance and Tragedy of the Orient"
DR.. Hickman has spent twenty-five
years as a missionary in the interior
of China and is director Of the in
terdenominational missionary train
ing course of the Moody Bible insti-
tute in Chicago.
Stewardship demonstration and
altar service will be led by Miss
Lura Briggs, district stewardship
chairman, and will include stew
ards of all societies. FIoy Spauld-
ing will award four district prizes.
Mrs. M. o. Robbins, Edgewood,
Indiana conference superintendent
of this department of the society;
Mrs. Edgar Blake, Mrs. Orien w.
Fifer and Mrs. W. w. Want also
are scheduled for talks.
Mrs. Hutchins in Charge
Mrs. Frank F. Hutchins, district
counselor, is in charge of the meet
ing, assisted by district officers who
compose the council:
Miss Bess Kern, East Park church,
president; Miss Ruth Black, East Tenth
Street church, and Floy Spaulding,
Fletcher Place church, vice-preSident; Miss
Iva Pearcy, %Irvington church, treasurer;
Miss Margaret South, Roberts Park
church, recording secretary, and Mrs.
Theodore Pence, Grace church, CORE
spending secretary.
Department chairman are:
Mrs. Garfield Walker, Irvington church,
literature; Miss Portia Pittinger, Central
Avenue church. international relations
and library helps; Miss Barbara Sedan.
Broadway church, reading course; Miss
Lura Briggs, North church, stewardship,
and Miss Ann Cochran, Capitol Avenue
church, assistant to the counselor.
The meeting will be open to
friends of the young people.
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Would you like to add an element
OF reasonable safety; freedom from
smokers fag, head dullnesS and
depression to your smoking?
THIS is WHAT YOU DO:Take
2 teaspoons of Phillips Milk of
Magnesia in a glass of water every
night before bed; or take 2 Phillips
Milk of Magnesia tablets, which is
an equivalent amount.
This acts to alkalinize your sys-
tenn. And an alkalinized system is
largely impervious to the bad effects
of tobacco. Science has found
that it's the acid system that cannot
tolerate tobacco.
This daily dosage of Phillips
Milk of Magnesia gives you a clear
head, a sweet mouth; fewer head
aches, less heaviness across the ewes,
at the back of your head.
Don't let heavy smoking "pet''
you. Demand the genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia. At any drug
store. Comes in two forms. The
familiar liquid form and the new.
convenient tablets.
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n do not sleep WELL
Answer: Take Triopeptine Tablets
to tone up the stomach and correct the
digestive functions. Also take Casca
Royal Pills to increase bowel activity
and stimulate the liver.
Answer to Misses C.. L., NJ. B. and
Mrs. NJ. L. A.: For quick relief of
menstrual pain, with distressing head
ache. there is nothing to equal 5-grain
su-thol Tablets. Try them!
j. A. R. writes: "Have taken Cad
omene Tablets for weak, nervous. run
down condition. and today. feel better
than / have in five years. Now can you
recommend something for odorous feet.
with which I've been cursed since
childhood?"
Answer: Battle your feet daily with
medicated CHEX Soap. Chex is also
splendid for toilet and bath, to dispel
perspiration odor, and to promote a
soft, smooth skin.
Answer to Many: So many write
asking for a good laxative to counter
act constipation. One of the most per-
feet to be found is Casca Royal Pills.
as their action is pleasant and smooth
without gripping:
Miss NJ. r. W. asks: II am a girl 81
years OIu alu ana D II. . lncneS tail.
yet only weigh 106 pounds. Have tried
special diets without much result. How
can / gainf"
Answer: Certain elements are lack
ing in your system, causing a dimin-
ished process in nutrition. Start TAX
ing Hypo-Nuclane Tablets regularly
with each meal. Also drink plenty Of
whole milk. Shortly gains in weight
should occur daily.
Miss L.. S. asks: 'What will correct a
muddy looking skin and also pimpIes.
Have tried every cream and lotion 1
ever heard of. but I've still got the
muddy skin and pimples. Am so dis
couraged / could cry"
Answer: In all probability. impure
blood and faulty elimination is the
cause of your skin trouble. To correct
the condition. take Sulpherb tablets,
as per directions.
Answer to J. J. B.: Try triple
strength Mentho-Laxene Salve to lin
Der up those stiff tendons and joints.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25
Pioneer Group
Plans Meeting
at jamestown

Annual meeting of the Sons and
Daughters of pioneer Indiana fam
lilies will be held Saturday at the
home Of Fred Rolf, in Jamestown.
The Washington b%icentennial will
form the motif for the decorations
and program.
The society is composed of people
who are either veterans of, or de-
scendants of, war veterans. Reser-
vationS have been made by:
Mr.. and Mrs. Claybourne Blue, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. SCHUYLER Blue, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester l. Gibson. Misses Lillian Schrei-
Der. Katherine Gibson. Virginia Mattern.
Louise Denote. Messrs. Jerry Ridge. Des
Moines. George Schneider Jr.. Dallas Gal
braith and Leslie G. Denote.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25
Club
Council Holds
Guest Session

Mrs. E. G. Rumpler gave an adj
dress on Washington at a guest
meeting of the Council of the Irv-
ington Union of Clubs Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Theodore Lay
man, 20 South Audubon road, when
the Washington b~icentennial was
observed.
Mrs. Layman was assisted by
Mesdames Milton Mangus, Louis
Bruck and Bert Westover, all in
colonial costume.
The table was centered with a
bowl of red sweet peas, and lighted
with blue and white tapers. Ices
were in the three colors, and ia
vors we're small flags and cherries.
The house was decorated with flags,
and red, white and blue spring
flowers. Seventy-five members and
guests were present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25
Kindergarten
Mothers Club
to Entertain


Members of the mothers club of
the Wallace Kindergarten will en-
terrain Saturday night with a party
fer their husbands. Work of the
school children will be on display,
and a musical program will be
given.
A quintet composed of Rosemary
Collins, Mary Milholland, Betty
Simons, Jimmie Collins and Joan
Baylor will sing. Mrs. Glenn King
ham will give readings. Mrs. Clar-
ence Taylor, president, will preside.
The committee in charge is Mes
danes Walker Baylor, chairman;
Russell Brown, Harry Beebe and
Walter Schultz.
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PROGRAM HONORS
FIRST PRESIDENT

Miss Carolyn Thompson as Mar
tina Washington presented a pro-
gram on George Washington this
afternoon at a meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club at the
home of Mrs. Robert T. Ramsey,
5726 Central avenue.
The program was in the form Of
a monolog in which Miss Thomp-
son, thinking of the life of Wash
ington, dreamed of the bicentennial
celebration.
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TYPO TERRACE CLUB
GUESTS AT BRIDGE

Members of the Ladies of
the Typographical Terrace Club
were entertained at bridge Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. L. j. Perry.
1924 Carrollton avenue. The follow
ing members were present: Mes
danes Charles P. Howard, Theodora
Perry, Woodruff Randolph, Clark
Hicks, James Ayres, Robert Fisher.
John Chambers, william Trotter.
Earl Lindsey. Mrs. Inez Hutton of
South Bend and Mrs. Shirley Nc
Nealey of indianapolis were also
guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25
CHORAL CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN PIT. A.

University Heights Choral Club
will entertain the P. T. A. of Beech
Grove tonight in the domestic
science rooms of the grade
school. A musical program will in
clude a group of songs by the host
eSs club and solos by the director,
Mrs. A. H. M. S%tonecipher.
The choral club will broadcast a
group of songs for the Marion coun-
ty school hour at HAS Monday over
station WKBF.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25
Card Parties

Rodora Camp, No. 1894, Ladies
Camp of the Modern Woodmen of
America, will give a card party at
8 Friday night at the hall, Rural
and Tenth streets. Euchre and
bunco will be played. The commit
tee is Mesdames Ruth McMacken,
Marcella Reeves and Mildred John
son.
Barbara Fritchie Council, No. rs,
D. of A., will hold a card party ct its
hall, corner of Addison and West
Washington streets, Friday night.
Ramona Grove will hold a card
party at $50 tonight at the home of
Mrs, Luella Moore, 1926 North Tai
bot street.
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Personals

Mrs. c. w. Stephenson, Columbus,
O., formerly of Indianapolis, is
visiting her daughters, Miss Rose
anna Stevenson, 1892 Ruckle street,
and Mrs. Maurice G. Butler, st.
Regis apartments. MI. Stevenson
will come next week for a visit.
C. j. Prentiss, 200 Washington
place, will go to Florida next week
to visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Butler, 1885
Central avenue, will leave next week
for a trip to Chicago and New York.
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THANKFUL LETTERS
8 Years Since He Had Rheumatism

FALL RIVER. MASS.-Mr. AIphonse
z. La France. 10 Kellogg St. writes /:
Il want to say that 1 am very much
satisfied with Su-thol tablets. NV fam
lily and myself use them for colds and
neuralgia. ! was also relieved of
sciatic rheumatism with your prescrip-
ton (Cardiol tablets). I had pains in
my legs so that I couldn't bend them
and could not work for two months.
That was in 1925. l haven't suffered
since and feel o. X now"
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Corrects Bladder weakness

TOLEDO. OHIO.-"Balmwort tablets
are wonderful. Before / started using
them. / suffered a great deal because OF
bladder trouble. Everything else failed
to help this condition. until / tried
Balmwort.. Am much improved now.
Beauty Book" and hope I will pet A
lot Of information out OF It. with best
regards" (Signed) P. p. Lutz. sos
Fernwood Ave.
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Note; Any product men.
Iloned IN answers above can be pro.
cured Of Hooks Dependable Drug
druggists everywhere. ~
Drs BAKERS Health and Beauty Book
nI rs pages of fascinating. Interesting
neipIul Information. health and beauty
marriage. etc. together with free trial
packages Of Su-thol tablets and Cascs
koyal Pills. sent to any address upon
receipt of 10 cents coin.
Address: Medical Director. The Black.
Durn Products Company, 312 So. Col.
lege St. Dayton. Ohio.
DR.. Lewis Baker died In November,
l92t His successor. n thoroughly ex-
perlenced physician. and his associates.
VIII continue serving the public in the
same courteous. helpful manner that
DR.. Baker pursued for 20 years.
Clip the questions and answers above
for future Observation-Disclosures.
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STILL LIVE FOR LOVE, AYERS BELLE O PAS
Miss Diane Churchill to Be
Honor Guest at Reception

George j. Marott will entertain
with a reception and tea from 3 to
5 Saturday at the Marott hotel for
Miss Diane Churchill, daughter of
Winston Churchill, who will accom-
pany her father to Indianapolis
over the weekend.
Churchill will speak at $50 Sat-
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Luncheon Planned

A luncheon will be held at 1870
Friday at the Tudor Hall residence
for mothers of students. 1t will be
sponsored by the alumnae advisory
committee, of which Mrs. j. K. Lilly
Jr. is chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25


ing there are bound to be some coughs
and colds in the family, the good man
ager will quickly see the wisdom OF
providing an effective, yet inexpensive
treatment such as Essence Mentho-
Laxene. This splendid remedy has six
times the strength of ordinary cough
medicines and may be taken full
strength or be diluted with simple
sugar syrup or honey. When diluted
it makes a whole pint of quickly eff
fective cough syrup, enough to last
ter-at a saving of from $500 to $500.
which is indeed worth while. Mentho-
Laxene has a cooling. soothing taste.
stops violent coughing spasms almost
instantly. and aids in expelling the
cough and cold toxins to bring quick
lasting relief.
If is the ideal treatment for children's
colds because it contains nothing to up
set their delicate StomachS.
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Relieves Bad Cough

NEW BEDFORD, MASS. - sopbie
maymono, I94 Cedar Grove ST.. writes:
and all have helped ME wonderfuIIv
| nave words of greatest praise for
Mentho-Laxene. 1t is the greatest cough
medicine on the market. Several veets
ago was troubled with a terrible
cold. 1 obtained a bottle of Mentbn9
Laxene and used several doses daiIv
OF the concentrated and within a few
lays the cough was gone and nv chest
no longer panied. I have also used
Su-thol Tablets, for headache and mem
rdlgia pain; l take them any time and
nave used Casca-RoyaI Pills for years
whenever 1 need their pleasant action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25

WomGn's Club Dance Set
Woman's Club of Christian park
will sponsor a card party and dance
at 8 Saturday night in the commu-
nifty house.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25

Hold Birthday Dinner
Mrs. j. E. Krause entertained on
Wednesday night with a birthday
dinner at her home, on Cold Spring
road for MI. Krause. Guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krause,
Misses Katharine and Jane Krause,
Arthur Krause and j. e. Krause Jr.
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Was Nervous wreck-NOw Well

KANSAS CITY. MO.-Marv Victoria
zV26 Penn St, writes: 81 am a dancer
l nave been with several high-class
musical comedy shows and have PLAYED
seEeral STOCK engagements. which re-
certainly make a wreck of one esne.
claily II of a nervous disposition
which / was. Three weeks ago T
started taking your Cadomene tablets
ana Sulpherb Tablets and today / I'M
d un4erent person. l certainly am very
suits | have obtained ETC.
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Questions and Answers

F. II. writes: 81 have kidney and
bladder trouble, my rest is disturbed
and 1 often have dull aches and st1n-
ness of muscles and joints. Can this
condition be helped!"
Answer: Take Balmwort Tablets as
a diuretic-tonic and neutralizing agent
to tone up the kidneys and overcome
the bladder irritation.
Z. A. R. writes: 81 am employed as
a milkman, and being out in all sorts
of weather, have developed muscular
rheumatism, which nothing seems TO
help. What should ! doc"
Answer: Cardiol Tablets. a non
secret formula. have proven most effec-
tive in correcting rheumatic affections.
For quick relief of the pain lake SUI
thol Tablets.
c. S.. asks: How can a bad case of
catarrh of the nose and throat be
helped? 1t causes me to have frequent
terrific headache in the region Just
above my eyes"
Answer: Procure Vilane Powder and
mix with warm water as per directions.
Both gargle and shuttle this solution up
the n~ostrils several times daily. Also
insert Mentho-Laxene Saive up nos
trils.
o. Mex. writes: Owing to financial
trouble. I greatly -over-worked myself
during the past two years. and for
some months have been almost a nerv-
Gus wreck. l have become thin. tire
easily, can't sleep or eat well. and am
in a general run down condition.
Please advise quickly"
Answer: You evidently need a blood
anriching and nerve strengthening tonic,
such as Cadomene Tablets. Taken faith
fully as per directions. they should
soon bring back u natural health
and strength.
Mrs. L. J. writes: "Since an at
tack of "fu," / have suffered much
with stomach trouble. Nothing I eat
seems to agree with me. / fill up
with gas, become nervous. restless
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PimpIes, Itching Now Conc

DOVER. n. H.-M,s. Emily = prs.
X. ID. ?. writes: my right shonIder
was a mass Of pimpIes that nearJv
drove me frantic with a dreadful itcb
| saw your advice to another suferer
with the same trouble so / decided to
nry the Sulpherb Tablets. I am now
wen n FEELING fine. 1 also use CHEX
soap. and nv daughter uses II ALWAYS
LOT shampooing and likes ii for other
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Vilane Stops Nasal Catarrh

PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Mrs. Clark
Llpps, 1927 Geyer Ave, writes: For
the past five years I have been oub
with nasal catarrh. At times I conld
haraly breathe. with that terrible dis
sense Of smell was impaired. 7 ba1a
seen the change in my condition since
using 'Vilane Power. and nave onIv
USED one bottle. I feel better than for
years and will continue it's use, etc.'
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Health 0 uestions Answered
By The Late DIR. Lewis Bakers Associates

An Advertisement Similar To his Has Been
Appearing Regularly In Newspapers Throughout the Coun- g.
try During the Past Twenty-One Years. In No Single Instance
Has There Ever Been Published a False, Faxed, or Purchased Testi-
mOniaI Letter. The Sensible Suggestions of A Experienced Constellation
Physician Must Surely Be Worthy of Confidence 7 o Inspire These ratefuII Letters
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MANNtNNOWO RALS
JANE JORDAN Lp

XXTHAT is the problem that is
w disturbing your peace of
mind? Explain it to Jane Jordan,
who will have something helpful to
say about it in this column.
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In these days
of widespread
unemployment
and re d u C e d
nearly
2 e ry house
wife is faced
with the prob
lem of making
SOC do what a
dollar former
ly did. Know
@~4 nAnnhd