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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
Land OLakes Representative Talks.

After a little Hawaiian dancing and
singing skit by school children, Emil
johnson, treasurer and assistant man
ager of the Land O1akes Creameries,
spoke on the unfair tactics used in
trying to defeat the Land OLakes and
also gave a full account of the finan-
cial management of his concern.
Mr.. Johnson called attention to a
pamphlet which is being circulated
among cooperative creamery PATRONS
making out that the Land OLakes is
crooked and that that concern tried
to steal the property of the cOcpera-
tive creamery at Thief River Falls,
when the fact of the situation was
that Land O'Lakes was approached
by the Thief River concern with a
proposition to take over their eXren-
sive property and supply tfem with
a smaller one more suitable to their
needs. The whole trouble in that
locality was caused by two people on
the board. The deal as offered by
Land OLakes was favorable to SO per
cent of the farmers.
Mr.. johnson gave an insight into
all of the expenditures and business
transactions of the Land O'Lakes and
stated that it had been able to keep
going, paid interest on all its obliga-
lions and still is able to keep its head
above the water. The speaker stated
that the concern could go right on if
it did not lose it's head.
Mr.. Johnson, however, warned that
many creameries are being offered
attractive inducements to leave the
Land O'Lakes, but that it was mostly
propaganda.
After Mr.. Johnson's speech a tour
of the interesting places in the COM
munity was made before the banquet
at $50 D. M
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
SANDSTONE

Miss Margaret Tyre visited friends
in Minneapolis last weekend.
H. S. Underhill of Duluth, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Estella Stone and son, Clin-
ton. of Darlington, N. D., arrived last
week for visit at the home of the
formers sister, Mrs. ]. P. Buchan.
Weekend guests at the H. P.
Dredge home the past week we're Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Lyons and daughter,
Bert Berete, and Robert Dredge, all
of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jennie Shogren returned last
Sunday from Minneapolis. where she
has been in the University hospital
for about a month with a severe case
of blood poisoning. Her condition is
much improved now.
The Misses lone and Margaret I'm
derhill, who have been attending the
Congdon park school in Duluth the
past year, returned home Wednesday
evening to spend the summer vaca-
ton here.
Mrs. Roy Sandwich left Sunday for
visit in Minneapolis.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
DUQUETTE'S NINTH
INNING RALLY WINS

The Duquette baseball team went
to Cloquet Sunday and broke Har-
ney's first place tie in the Lakes Re-
gion League by defeating them in a
close game by a score of to in
ninth inning rally.
1t was a pitchers battle between
Edin of Duqutte, and Erkkela of Har-
ney. Edin struck out Is men and al
lowed six hits, while Erkkela allowed
10 hits and struck out nine yellow
jackets.
Harvey made the first score of the
game in the second from two hits and
sacrifice. but Duquette went into
the lead in the fourth with two runs
from base on balls. two hits and
we'll executed squeeze play. Harvey
came back and tied the score with
two all in the seventh and regained
the lead in the eighth with another
tally. Duquette then went into the
ninth inning with the score 3 to
against them and produced the neces-
sary punch when Berger, the first
man up, got his second clean hit of
the game, lining out safety over
second; TOrrel followed with another
single but the next two men were
retired. With two away and two on
Ed Edin lined out double scoring
Berger with the tying run and pitch
er Edin next up slammed a triple to-
deep right center clearing the bases
with two more runs and winning his
own ball game. In the last half Of
the ninth he retired the first three
men and the score remained to 8
in favor of DuQuette.
Duquette will play Mahtowa at
Mahtowa on Memorial day with Lefty
Johnson and SOper on the mound for
Duquette. On Sunday Duquette will
play Tamarack at Duquette with
Edin in the box seeking his third
straight victory.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
SANDSTONE BIBLE CHURCH
Independent- Fundamental

Sunday services June Sunday
school 10 a. m, all ages; sound Bible
teaching; the Bible as text book;
morning service II a. m. subject: The
Great Battle of Armageddon, fifth and
last sermon on the great tribulatiOn.
Questions, when this battle takes
place, where this battle takes place,
what will happen, which nations take
part. All questions answered from
the Bible.
3p. m, gospel service at Pine River
community hall.
p. M, evangelistic service. Come
and sing your favorite old gospel
songs. Special singing and music,
subject: The Hole in the Wall.
Tuesday, 8 p. m, Fisherman club.
Wednesday. s p. m, prayer meeting
and Bible study.
Friday, p. m, choir rehearsal.
Saturday, p. m, boys and girls
C. E.; 3 p. m, boys and girls choir.
Coming-Summer Bible school for
boys and girls from the age of 3 to
IA years. Starting June 10-June 10
Free. REV. r. DEURSEN, Pastor.
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LONE PINE

Mrs. Jim Williams went to St. Paul
Tuesday, where she will go to the
clinic at the University hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overhoser and chill
dren spent Sunday at the Williams
home.
Mrs. Clarence McAllister became
seriously i'll last week and was taken
to the hospital Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lennox and
Carol drove to Sandstone Saturday
evening.
Miss Emily Williams spent the
weekend with her brother and fam
lily at Friesland.
Robert and Marjorie Hemmer have
been i'll with measles the past few
days.
Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss Lou
Use Councilman of Willow River, spent
the weekend at the Anderson home
here.
Harrison Chesbrough returned to
the hospital again for another exami
nation.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
STURGEON LAKE

Mrs. S. M. Williams of New York
City, returned here recently to her
cabin by Sturgeon lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix MiOtke of Spo-
kane, Wash, spent a few days here
at the Jos. Adamczak home and with
ether friends.
Alma HOff is back at the Glenn
Olson home after being gone for
about three months.
number from here attended the
senior class play, "Mignonette," at
Willow River last Thursday and Fri
day nights. Everyone enjoyed it very
much.
Joe Kick of Gordon, Wis, is visit
ing at the Lake home.
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Family Moves to Faribault.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
daughters will leave Friday morning
for Faribault where they will make
their home. The Millers have resided
here for the past year and half dur
ing which time Mr. Miller has been
employed in the office of the local
bank receiver. The family has taken
its place in many of the activities
of the community and have made
many friends who will regret to see
them leave but who will wish them
happiness in their new home where
Mr.. Miller will be employed at the
State School for the blind. Frank,
Jr., will remain temporarily at the
G.. Sebald home.
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Park Being "DreSSed Up"

A small crew were at work few
days Last week down in Kettle River
the river bank in the north end and
the main road has been changed Il
few places so as to make a double
track all the way up to the log cabin.
Keep to the right when you drive
there and help avoid accidents. If
the road is a little rough in spots
just take a shovel along and help
smooth it out. If everyone will help
a little 1t will be easy to keep in
shape.
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CLOVERDALE

Genevieve Dennig of Hinckley, spent
Sunday at the Abrahamson home.
Edith Christensen and Buddy Hell
land visited at the Wolf home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Orr and Leroy
spent Saturday at the Pearson home.
Oscar and George Steen returned
Sunday from Luverne, where they at
tended the funeral of a nephew who
was killed in an automobile accident.
Miss Edith Christensen is employed
at Petersons for several weeks.
Remember the annual creamery
picnic, June s, at Cloverdale.
Dinner guests on Sunday at the Les
lie KOfoed home were the Beach, p.
Wolter, e. Wolter, and Neil Jore fam
lilies.
Harold Chollett spent the weekend
at his home here.
Mr.. Hemming and Evon spent last
Thursday evening at the Johnny
Christensen home
The local school pupils enjoyed
play day at Pine City Saturday.
WI " W. IcteIS OIl Ill COMPANY
with her mother and sister from
Litchfield, left last week for ten
day visit with relatives in Canada.
Mrs. Hanna Redeem and Margaret,
and Vern AslesOn visited Wednesday
evening of last week at the E. Wolter
home.
Miss Alma Fosvick and Mrs. T. C.
Wolf, Frances and Joe, visited We'd
nesday evening of last week at the
Pearson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FOrncrook and
daughter and Miss Donna Steen of
Minneapolis, spent the weekend here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. BrOmmerich of
st. Paul, spent the weekend at the
VIM. Brommerich home.
Miss Wanda Jebe visited Saturday
with Betty Ruth Soderquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. DalZell and VerI
Asleson visited at the Pearson home
Monday evening.
| Arnold BrOmmerich went to st. Paul
Sunday to spend several days there.
Sharpen your business by grinding
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
AskOy Diamond I'm Good Condition,

Members of the AskOv baseball
team are appreciative of the fine serv-
ice rendered recently by the Strom
Construction Co. when a tractor and
grader were furnished to scrape the
baseball diamond. This together with
other work done on the diamond has
made it one of the best in the League.
The first home game was played Sun
day against Sturgeon Lake with vic
tory going to the Lakers by a score
of to 9
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
ASKOV
Grading Township Roads.

X. S. Sorensen has been engaged
by Partridge township to grade up a
number of township roads. He has
started several places but found the
ground too soft: at present he is work
ing on the road one mile north of
town running east as far as the rail
road tracks. Nels p. Petersen is on
the grader for him.
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Congregational Church. Sandstone.

Rev. John A. Hughes, Pastor.
Services on Sunday will be as fol-
lows:
1920 a. m, worship and praise
11:45 a. M, church school, s p. M,
evening worship; the junior choir will
sing.
We give you cordial invitation
to worship with us.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
STURGEON LAKE

two base hits, f. Nelson, X. Anderson 2,
l.. Anderson; three base hits, Gay. Bal
Itch ,; home run. J. Cunningham; sac
ritice hits. Olesen ,; struck out. by
Lundgren 7, by l.. Anderson 3. by Nj.
Anderson s; hit by pitched ball, Keller
by Anderson; bases on balls, Off Lund-
gren 4. off l.. Anderson |; wild pitch.
Lee Anderson; umpires. Whiting. Bee
cue; scorer, G. Buck.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30

consignment sale of
livestock. farm machinery. house
hold goods. and many other items
will be held in Sandstone on Mon
day. June 3. commencing at 1 p. m.
Wanted listing of livestock up to
Monday forenoon: young pigs are
in good demand: bring them in.
List at office of VIM. H. Barnick
auctioneer. First National Bank
clerk. 5Sw37-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Madsen left
Saturday for visit at points in Iowa.
Frank Krantz came from the Cities
Tuesday for visit with relatives
here.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Nielsen last
Thursday.
Chris Jorgensen, Minneapolis, came
last Thursday for a visit at the Mrs.
Bendt Jorgensen home.
The AskOv Telephone company is
busy moving some of its poles on ac-
count of the new loop road to be built
through the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Matsen and two
daughters, Audrey and Virginia, and
Mrs. T. b. Thomson from Kerrick,
were Askov callers yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Luoma came from Min
neapolis Tuesday to spend the remain
der of the week at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Clausen.
Miss Ingrid Fenger recently termi-
mated another year of teaching in the
school system at Corwith, Iowa, and
came here last week to spend some
time with her mother.
The local cemetery was put in tip
top shape Saturday and Monday when
fair sized delegations of willing work
ers came out to do the necessary an
nual cleanup job. The ladies served
coffee both afternoons.
Carl Miller and family and AXel
Birkholm were in West Denmark
Wis. yesterday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Miller's and Mr.. Birkholms
mother. who died there the first OF
the week following a short illness.
Chr. Sandahl and Emil Andersen
commenced the first of this week on
their job of moving the Standard Oil
filling station. 1t is to he moved
about 16 feet west and turned quar-
ter turn so as to have the pumps
toward the east and thus face the
new loop road which is to be built
through town.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
Lodge Convention.

The United Danish Brotherhood
lodges in Minnesota will have their
annual meeting in Minneapolis June
S and 9. The busiess meeting is
scheduled for Saturday, and on Satur-
day evening there will be a banquet
followed by dancing in the big Dania
hall on Cedar Ave. Sunday forenoon
there will be a sightseeing trip
through the city and Sunday after
noon they will join with the annual
"DanebO" home summer picnic which
will be on the grounds by the home.
Everyone is cordially invited to take
part in this dual festivity. Those who
wish to go down Saturday and stay
over for Sunday will be provided with
free lodging by members of the Min
neapOlis obs lodge.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
MORE WANT ADS

WOOL have a buyer for wool at
highest market prices delivered at
my warehouse in Sandstone. Parties
needing sacks and Irvine can obtain
same at cost by addressing VIM. H.
Barnick. Auctioneer. Sandstone.
3iw37-1t
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Trinity Lutheran Church, Sandstone

Rev. H. Sporleder, Pastor.
Sunday school and Bible class at
1880 p. m. Service at p. m. Sub
ject: The Significance of Ascension.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30

Summary-Two base hit. A. Larson;
three base hits A. Larson, Kritzner.
Dahlgren; struck out. by kritzner 6, by
Scheeler s. by GOodell 6. by Wander
schaegen 4; bases on balls. off Wander
schaegen l. off Goodell =. off Scheeler
,. off KrtZner 3.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
ASKOV

A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarey B. Jenen Satur-
day.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30

Sharpen your business by grinding
away with American advertising.
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STURGEON AND
N. P. S. LEAD
Continued from Page ~
Sandstone Is; Rutledge II.
SANDSTONE

Totals ............43 IL IL 81 9
ID. BergSeth sub. for l.. BergSeth.
Scheeler sub. for KritZner.
Christensen sub. for ID. Bergseth.
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Want More Power for Your Dollar?
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WOmenS
Lingerie

Pajamas, Gowns, Ea.
Brand new batistes for women 4 =
and misses. Several dainty }
and attractive styles!
Costume Slips, z Tor
OF good quality rayOn. Bias 4
cut. Lace top. California or
bodice tops. For women and
misses.
Foundations, Only
200 of genuine lastex with q
acetate bra tops. Special for ,
Dollar Day only. For women
and misses,
Gowns, Pajamas, Ea.
OF lovely rayOn boucle. a
Choice of one and two-piece
pajamas. Regularly S1.O9 and
SIPS qualities!
Lingerie, 8 Pieces
Good quality rayon-just 125 A d
pieces. including panties, step }
ms and boomers, Originally
much more. now Clearance
priced.
BLOCK'S-DownstsirS Store
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ChiIdren'S
Wear

Girls Slips, q for
Of sturdy muslin with built
up shoulders! Lace trimmed! }
Sizes to IL.
Girls Panties, 8 at
or good quality muslin, cut =
full size, Embroidered. Elias
tic at waist. Sizes to IL.
Boys Suits, 2 for
Of wash fabrics slight A =
imperfects of 69c and 81
quality. Sizes 2 to 6.
Diapers, 2 Pkgs.
OF cotton outing, 27x27-inch .
size. packed 6 in sanitary }
package. Special tomorrow.
Boomers, 8 for
OF good quality rayon, cut
full size! Girls sizes 6 to IA
years.
(1OO) Girls Dresses
Smartly styled taffetette in 4 q
dainty pastels. Ruffied and ,
tailored! Sizes to Ia.
Babies Frocks, z for
lust 200 smart hand made A q
frocks dainty for the tots ,
who wear sizes 0 to 2.
Girls, Tots Frocks
500 of brand new Fairy Tale" -
and cinderella" tub frOcks
or kindergartners of to 6
and girls of Z to II years.
RIOCK'S-Downstsi Store
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HOSIERY.
AnkIefS
AnkIets, 7 Pairs

AnkIets, 7 Pairs
Misses and children's pastel n
anklets with novelty tops for ,
spring wear! Irregulars of 25c
quality. Sizes to 10.
AnkIets, 10 Pairs
Clearance of all our broken n
color assortments of misses
and children's better quality
ankIets. Firsts and irregu-
lars. Sizes to 10.
Girls Hose, 3 Prs.
800 pairs of growing girls -
first quality fuIl-fashiOned
silk hose! Clearance of orig
inal 79c and 81 qualities.
Wom's Hose, 8 Prs.
100 pairs of mercerized Isle -
hose fine for every day ,
wear! Irregulars of 35c quail
ity. Sizes S15 and only!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Store
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WOmen'S
Wear

1851 BIouses, 2 for
Acetates and silks in sparkling -
spring cOlorS. Original 81
and S1.19 qualities, to clear!
Counter tossed.
Wash Frocks, 2 for
Choice of 200 prints and -
linenes in guaranteed fast y
cOl0rS. WOmen's and misses
SiKeS.
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Domestic
Bargains

Towels, 2 Dozen
Excellent value in barber 4
towels! Red borders. Limit 4 ,
dozen to customer!
Wool Blankets
Originally s1.9S. Dark gray! d
All wool! 6OxSO size! Limit ?
/ to customer!
Terry Cloth, 3 Yds.
Printed reversible quality for e.
Grapes! Seconds: S6-inchs
15c Towels, 10 for
Turkish towels with colored 4
borders! 1896 size! Soft and
absorbent. b
Bath Mats, 2 for
Solid color reversible of heavy C
terry! Green, orchid or gold! v
Lunch Sets, Only
5Sxss size of linen crash! &
Cloth with 6 napkins!
Wash Goods, 10 YdS.
Printed percales, broadcloths, ~
shirtings, suitings, printed B
batistes and novelties in l to
lloyd. lengths!
Seersucker, q Yds.
Plaid woven seersuckers in -
spring patterns, Remnants of sG
49c quality 36-inch width!
PercaIe, 8 Yds.
SOxSO printed percale! Some -
6Sx72 count quality! Rem
nants lengths of l to 10
yards!
Corduroy, 5 Yards
Remnants of fine and wide a N
vale corduroys in light or ,
dark colors,
Boston Net, 10 Yds.
Regular 15c quality! 4O-inch. a al
Wide tape selvedge! Ecru }
only.
Damask, 3 Yards
Stub yarn jacquard design n
rayOn drape damask! So ,
inches wide! a
Ticking, a Yards
"Conestoga" smooth finish 4
S-oz. featherprOOf ticking! ,
32-incf1! Regularly 32c yard!
Muslin, 71a Yds.
Fine soft finished "CIoth-of- 4
Gold" muslin. Sc inch. ,
BIeached.
Muslin, 10 Yds. for
sOxsO fine smooth unbIeached e
quality! 80 inches wide!
Sheeting, q Yds.
81-inch unbleached Sheeting a n
for sheets and quilts! Special ,
value!
Mattress Covers
Beauty Rest type with taped -
seams and -breakabIe
rubber buttons. Twin or full
size!
Rayon Bedspreads
Lustrous rayon and cotton -
all-over jacquard design!
Rose, blue. green, gold or or
child! 8Ox1O5-inch size! Reg
ularly S1.29!
Cheese Cloth, 20 Yds.
Regular Sc quality of Cur
ity" full bleached cloth! All
good quality! 36-inch width.
ToWeIing, IL Yards
Part linen bleached quality 4 -
in remnant lengths of 2 to 10 ,
yards. n
Wash Cloths; "a for
Solid colors of pink, green, a
blue, orchid or gold! Dollar
special!
Bridge Sets. 2 for
Pure linen bridge set -. -
35x35 cloth and 4 napkins.
AttractiveIy boxed. Original
100 value to clear.
Sheer Cottons, 7 Yds.
Printed batistes, lawns, vOiles a -
and dimities. So and 40-inch }
widths. Regularly 22c yard.
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Mems
Furnishings

Mems OveraIIs, Now
Union made. Sturdy quail. e
ity. Sizes 30 and AZ only.
Mems Union Suits
"Hanes" make of combed -
warns. Short sleeves. Ankle
length. White. Originally
SI.I9. Sizes Sc to as.
Mems Shirts, z for
For work, of good quality -
chambray. Triple stitched.
Special tomorrow.
Mems Ties, q for
Original 55c and soc quality e.
TO clear. Hand tailored.
1851 Mems Shirts, 2 for
Slightly counter tossed. In -
sizes 14-1612 and II only. Spe-
cial Dollar value.
Mems Sweaters
All wool sleeveless styles, orig -
inalIy S1.29, Sizes Sc to AZ. p
Athletic Suits, S for
Original 49c quality TO clear. A a
imperfectS. For men and }
young men,
Mems Pajamas
or fast color broadcIoths,
Plain or novelties. Limited
quantity. Regularly S1.I9.
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Evening star., 1935-08-18
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WRITES THIs TALENTED YOUNG
SOCIETY MARION

. If YOU re like Mrs. Barnes. YOU II notice at
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puts an end TO that coated, mask like effect
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Evening star., 1935-08-18

when Mum makes it SO easy to keep
the underarmS fresh, free from every
trace of odor.
Just half minute is all you need
to use Mum. Then you're safe for
the whole day.
Use it any tine = after dress
ing, as well as before. It's harmless
to clothing. It's soothing to the
skin. too - so soothing you can
use it right after shaving your
underarms.
Mum prevents all unpleasant
perspiration odor, without prevent
ing perspiration itself. Use it daily.
and no one will ever have this rea-
son to avoid YOU. Bristol Myers.
Inc, IS West St, New York.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

GRACING THE EGYP-
TIAN LANDSCAPE. Giant
African famingoes, assemb-
ling for their courtship,
make a picture of exotic
beauty in the park of the
Cairo Zoo.
{ Associated Press Photo.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

""ERE sit alone, evening after
IL evening. reading or listening
to the radio. What's the matter
with me: Why don't men take me
out: I'm not so hard to look at -
and love a good time"
Poor girl. How surprised and cha
grined she would be if she knew why
she is left at home alone.
You can't blame people for avoid
ing the girl or woman who is careless
about underarm perspiration odor.
It's too unpleasant to tolerate IN
anyone, no matter how attractive
she may otherwise be.
There's really no excuse for 1t
Evening star., 1935-08-18

acngS as trm Tor tailored dress shown In this smart woolen street
frock The little Standup collar ang slightly little points
front DeGopn @ ga and smart Ideal for Fall and Later under this
pictured styled new weight wooen dress heather fabric
solid
avaabe "A B 49, 40 AZ Corresponding bust
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Pattern 3067, WOOL SPORTS
piece costume worn by Geotrad Mchaels Of Films ideal
wear over the blouse when the breeze turns chilly is Of
light weight wool lace
baeau necklne Of the blouse
of Q-inchfa
Evening star., 1935-08-18
R, WASHINGTON D.. C-GRAvURE sECTION-AUGUsT

As Autumn Nears
These smart styles will take you com.
fortably from late Summer into Fall and
they are easily made from cleverly simpli-
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