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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
JUST THE CORE
SOCIALIST TO SPEAK

Mack johnson. a national lee
turer for the Socialist Labor party.
will speak at Eagles hall Saturday
atsp. m. His subject viii be War
--Why7" The public is invited.
Choice cactus. Him., Florist.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Names of ToUnS On
Map Fool Canoeists
One Place, Listed in Capital Letters,
Turns Out to Be Just Filling Station


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

East Both st
Sumner No. meets at /. o. o. r.
hall, 8 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

which Was = dangerous time
for submarine attacks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
FUR rAsMERs TO MEET

y
Fur farmers OF Tacoma and VI
entity will meet at the Harding
Community Center hall Monday at
7 o. m. TO discuss the effect of the
European war on the fur market.
Harold cramer Ia president OF the
Tacoma unit.
Fall bulbs you can afford. The
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros.--adv.
SPONSOR SILVER TEA
The Tacoma children's Home
society viii sponsor a silver tea
at / o'clock next Wednesday In
the parlors Of Messiah Lutheran
church. The affair will take the
place Of the annual birthday social.
Members and friends are invited.
Eggs are cheaper. Cow Butter
Store. (ady.)
SUSPECT HooDLUMs
Police Saturday suspected the
work Of pre-Hallowsen hoodlpms
in vandalism at the Holy Rosary
school, $40 SO. Both st., where
rocks were thrown through q win
dow. The building was entered
and second grade teachers room
and desk were rifled, but nothing
WAS missing.
Order your suit before prices go
up. o. II. sluth, DIG Com. adv.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Parents Fete Clayton
Allen On Birthday

A surprise birthday party was
given IA honor OF Clayton Allen.
Thursday night. Aug. 81. by his pr
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Allen.
at their home. 1861 Dequlndrc
street.
IL was slirpIisc party In which
the honorec was truly surprised.
by previous arrangement Clayton
was sent on an errsnd and when he
returned. he found the home brill
lianily lighted and number of
friends present TO greet him aud
wish him Happy birthday"
The guests enjoyed the evening
dancing TO victrola recordings. Be
tween dances the young people
were generously served with ice
cream. cake and punch. Some OF The
guests played several games OF
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen were in a
joyful mood on tho occasion OF
their sons nineteenth birthday
Clayton received number OF
handsome and useful gifts.
Among the guests In Attendance
were; Alice Goodwin. Mural viii
liams. Ann Coins. Mildred Craw-
ford. Evelyn Hill. Florence Curry.
Lucille Perry, Clara Perry. Mary
Teasley, Marlene Moore. Clement
Coins. Joe Thomas. Clinton John
son. JAYNE Thomas. Salona Wat
kins. Richard Snowden, Dan Alex-
aDder. Leonard Hogerbook. Eugene
Humphrey. Edith Hall. Anne Rus
sell. Ruth Jackson, Irma Brow
der. John Harvel. Jesse Hogcrboo.
and many more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09

VOL friends, and readers, here
am again after an enjoyable
week Of social activities. Here and
hero visitors hail from everywhere
Here are the results:
Al the state Fair with Benny
coodman and his orchestra Sept. s.
mo following members or our
sol we're seen doing their usual
routine OF jitterbugging:
Elizabeth Turner, Alvin Cillard.
Arnold Thomas, Lois Brown, Way
man Bowen, Anne Russell. Hazel
Jackson. Percy Jacks. Marian
seward. Mildred Lindsay. Joe
creen cleo Johnson. Willie Her.
rell yelma Bowen. Cornelius
Goodwin, Chick and Milton Green
lev. and. Mary Berry.
Dorothy Everett gave birthday
party last week at her home. and
the following were seen having a
good time;
Jovall. Alice and william Sher-
rill Richard vaughn, sam Taylor.
and Hazel Edwards.
On the Great Lakes picnic ride
10 Tashmoo last Monday were:
Lula Garrison. Leola Garrison,
Robert Thomas. Cornelius Gilmore,
Roosevelt Stevens. Ella Nan Gil
more. Frances Williams. Otis Moore
Helen williams. Helen Lewis. Eli
zabeth Patton. Coy Clemens, Char
les Thrower. Elmer McMillen. Gill
bert Jackson. Isabella Dickson,
Sye Jackson. and others.
The Citizens Federation club
gave their second dance at May
fair ballroom. Sunday, featuring
Van Mosely and Jim Davenport
Those there were:
George Brown. Eugene Hall,
Anne Russell. Hazel Jacks. Cleo
Johnson. Marrican Stewart, Mildred
Lindsay Percy Jacks. Percy Jack
son, William HALEY. James Simms.
nsnnie Adkins. Susie Manton. Hat
i'o Sancsier. Joe Green. Ray Win
chester William McBryde. Clyde
Ross. Edward Laning. Daisy Shaw.
Frcl Tolson, Betty Williams, Elsie
Kelley. Robert Carter. Mary ,Har-
rIs Joe Bridges, Hattie Foster. Fred
Wallace. Cora Holcomb. Buddy
Vincent William Lindsey, Leroy
Walton. John Taylor. George Hill,
William Ellington. Robert Lewis,
Ernie Gillian. Charles Alanic.
Walter Herrell. Jack RedIce.
James Brown. Lillian. Helen. and
David Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs. Green.
Howard Alfred Hill. Billy Joe, Har-
rison Wilcox. Charles Henderson,
Essie Nelson. Robert Guy. Fannie
Harris Ella Harris. Leona Cook.
John fPlayboy) Poindexter. Jimmy
Don Juan Williams. Benny Beau
guard, Sam Wilson. and others.
Hally Cast club OF ST. MatIn De
Pores Catholic church, gave a
dance last Wednesday. and among
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Members Of YMBC
Entertained In The
GrayceThomas Home

Miss Grayce Thomas was hos
tess TO the Young Mems Business
club last Friday in her lovely
home on Arlington avenue Miss
Thomas father. c. G. Thomas. IS
manager Of the club which recent
iy sponsored popularity contest
The house was charmlngly de-
corated with fresh cut flowe, s.
some embellishing the center of
the table The queen OF the YMBC
and winner OF first prize in the
popularity contest a trip to the
worlds Fair. Miss Laura Icc. Hall
was among the guests. Also lsa-
bella Dickson. winner Of second
prize, candid camera. and Miss
Maggie Cotton. winner Of third
prize. cosmetic set
The affair was semi-fOrmal. and
the officers and their guests were as
follows Roosevelt Yancev. record
ing second. and Miss Taura Lee
Hull: Willie Marsh. vice- presideni
and Miss Marie Aster. Robert Tho
mas, financial secretary and Miss
Valerie Smyth; Eugene Foster
treasurer, and Ida warren: Fran.
els Turner, president; Joe Newell
second vice-president. Major wind
ham. Dave Love. Norman Odrn
Robert Williams. Lois Harp. Char.
les Dickson. Sally Harp. Maiii,
Mckinley. Arnold Thomas. Phyli.
Banks. MI Clemens; Wayne Bow.
en- Betty Banks. MI Clemens
Richard Vaughn Eddie Han. Lii
liam Farrow. 4 j. Cooper, Maxcint
Dickson. Catherine Carter Bndd,
Jackson, kena Jackson. Elsi,
Thomas. Emma Jean Banks. Nj
C1on,apc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
FASHIONETTE
~ HAZEL L. GRIGGS
For AMP

Exciting days ahead, And many
OF you are busy assembling college
wardrobes for that most important
first year on the campus. Many
others are returning 10 school. and
are equally enthusiastic about the
fashion end OF It. Of course you
know that sweaters and skirts are
the order of the day on most cam
puses. that hooded coat Is n
must" for 1889 football games.
that you will wear lots Of socks.
and that barretts and hair bows
are perky and popular. In plan
ming your wardrobe. however. don't
slip on the little details, which are
so important
Remember TO include plenty Of
hose OF different degrees OF sheer
ness for your varied activities. A
two thread hose. which Is lovely
for wear with afternoon frocks.
can be wrecked by one day OF
walking during registration. Three
and four-thread weight are best
for campus wear. And walking on
campus requires smooth. we'll fit
Ting hose aud nice straight seams.
Your potential best beau may be
trailing you. you know. Crooked
stocking seams can mar the most
carefully selected ensemble. This
also goes for down-trodden shoe
heels.
Gloves. too. arc important. The
fabric and doeskin washables are
nice because they can be kept
fresh. and your fuzzy rabbits hair
or angora mittens. also. will need
frequent tubbings. especially n
they are perenialiy popular white.
Blouses and collar and cuff sets
ere other essentials which add TO
the costume IL kept crisp and fresh.
SO much for the important little
details and now for some head
liner fashion news
Gabardine Is the outstanding
new material for casual college
clothes. and Is being shown IN some
real CAMPUS dresses and shirt and
skirt sets. These outfits arc trim
and smart enough 10 rate you an
A-plus In campus chic. The colors.
too. are grand plum. bright red.
Robin Hood green and burnt sugar.
10 name . few
The newest fashion on the sweat
or front IL q cardigan type model
with suede vestce front ~ bright
color combinations blue. wine
and gold. green. brown and buff
and many others, This attractive
little number. peeninc out from
your casual coat. will give lots Of
"oomph" 10 your first appearance
on campus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
.Iollv Strollers Group
Back From Vacation

Several members or jolly stroll
lcrs club No. 2. recently returned
from q pleasant vacation spent In
New York City The party. who
made the trip by n chartered Grey
hound bus. attended the New York
Worlds Fair. Elks narade and ball
and made many sightseeing tours.
Those included In the marty we're
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Bates. Mr..
end Mrs. Frank Rcmbcrt. Mr. and
Mrs y, e. Mckinney. Mr.. and Mrs
q. II. Mcnufhe. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
MARTINEZ. Mrs. Ralnc Savoy. MIL
bred Johnson. Anna James. Rosa
Murphy. Augustus Bell Audrey
Wheeler. Sofa Dumas. Bertha Will
liams. Eutic Peonles. Soloms White.
Rosa Steward Jessie Colbert, wal
ter RILEY. Johanna watts Ben
Williams Alfonso Foster. Buford
Anderson. Alien RAYMOND and The
clubs very efficient nurse. Mrs.
Moe Hall.
Members plan 10 spend their va
cfi'on next year In California
walter Bates IL president MIL
drcd Johnson. SEA. card street. re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
New York Visitor Is
Honored BY Club

Mr. Marie Joshua, ~ Tfos
New YORK. bouse guest OF her bro
ther and sister. NJ and Mrs lIu-
bert Toy 81 T. wills stree was
the CUES Of The SILK lla Boosters
club Of Florence Amcs Temple
No IL. az the residence OF Mrs
Mac EMS Tuesday evening
The hostess. Mrs Ellis. served
an claborat, buffet luncheon
Bridge ana whist were features Of
ihc evening
Mrs. Joshua former Delroi'cr
Is ruler Of Victor Temple 30 $40.
in Troy ~ a.
Those present q; the affair were
Mrs Katherine WRIGHT. Ms Fan
ME Scott, Drola Gibson Elizabeth
Wilson Nina Preston Lucille
Jones l.Hcy Bryant. Catherine
Scott RUBY Saor ana Mrs. G.
Patterson, Of Portsmouth ONTARIO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Club Nelcs
Eyes On.
Young Detroiters

those there were: Charles Dickson,
Lois Darlington. Eddie Harris,
Jenetta Darlington. Robert Tho
mas. Cornelia Gilmore, Roosevelt
stevens, Eddie Watkins, Ella Nan
fillmore, Frank Cobb. Mary Jane
Taylor. Norman Oden, Anne Gil
more. Arnold Thomas. Eugene Fos-
ter. Catherine Curtis. Roosevelt
Yancy, Frances Turner. Eddie Hall.
Lillian Farrow. and others.
Following the boat ride last
Monday several OF the groups went
TO the get-acqualnted party on In
verness avenue. and seen there
were Ida Mae Flanagan, Lucille
Rosmond. Lula Garrison, Roy Will
son. Eddie Watkins. Talford Wat
kins. John Tally.
This And That
The Rev and Mrs. Joe NIosely
OF 1885 Mitchell avenue. have re-
turned from a trip to Indiana.
Anne Russell Is jubIlant about
her job at Sidney's restaurant. Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Green. OF Column
bus. o.. are the house guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Blount, OF Hendricks
avenue.
Lillian, Helen and David Fits,
are the house guests OF George VIII
liams and Lee Tidwell. New York.
Pretty Isabella Dickson left last
week for visit with her sister in
Chicago. She was second prize win
ner In the YMBC contest.
Jimmy Williams returned to The
city recently from a trip TO Chi
cago where he visited relatives and
friends.
Personals
Lois and Sally Hand. The writer
thinks you have excellent person
alties.
Congratulations TO my dear pal
Hazel Jackson. Her eighteenth ma
tai day.
Jimmy Williams. please contact
the writer at 1880 Arlington ave-
nue..
Pretty Doris Harp and Joe
Steele will speak their marriage
vows Sept Is. In Ohio. The bride
has been featured with many OF the
shows. The NAACP Youth Councils
postponed their "yump" dance UNI
I'll later date.
Arnold Thomas. wayman Bow
en-, Betty Banks. and Phyllis motor
ed 10 the peach festival in Romeo
last Thursday. Jimmy Simms.
please get in touch with me at
1880 Arlington. Very important.
Generalization to lovely Laura
Lee Hall, the winner OF the yMBC
contest, the first prize being a trip
TO the Worlds Fair
The MCBB will give another
program during the latter part OF
the month. With best wishes. your
writer OF Eyes On Young Detroit
crs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Detroiters r e g a | e
d e | e w a r e Girl

Mr. AND Mrs Edward Dickcr-o1.
or clinton street were hosts af q
delightful farewell party in lion
OH OF Miss Bernice Dlckerson OF
Wilmington Delaware. last week
The Dickerson home was beauii-
fully Decorated and 40 elaborate
menu vas served
Ms, nhkcrson Who recent, rc-
turned home was The guest % hci
fa'hcr Charles Dlckerson OF lNush
street
Chose ai The party were W
Lot. Leon Merritt. Gertrude Brown
Ing General McDuifec. 'Ilazei
Quarker. Alma Mallc,i 4 Una
LishtiDoi. Elizabeth Patton. M
drew StarkS General McCullcr-
Dorothy Quarker. Jesse lIchtfuoi
Jnanita Young Alberta laghtfOoi
WaHman Rivers Earl Redmond.
anthony Quaker and numerous
others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Youth Councils Plan
Program For Winter

The Detroit Youth Councils OF
the NAACP announce that they
have completed their summer pro-
gram and are preparing for tho fall
and winter activities
The North End council closed
its summer activities with a va
ried program including a question
aire on Negro history. musical Sc
lections on the piano by Mss Eliza
beth Enlcwe, vocal accompaniment
by Arthur r. George Jr.; Grafton.
John Hall, followed by social
gathering.
The North Detroit youth council
Is making plans for ifs third an
nual fellowship" dinner. 10 be
held in October The date and
place will be announced later
The Birdhurst youth councils
Housing committee directed hy
Haywood Richardson. & complet-
ing a housing survey. TO determine
what can be done to improve hous-
Ing conditions in the Smile road
area.
The Highland Park council. ac-
cordlng to Stanley Evans. viii re-
sumo regular meetings. during the
week OF Sept II.
The Citizens committee. il Is
stated. is making rapid progress In
an EFFORT 10 make the Gloster Cur.
rent farewell" dinner highlight
OF the social season. Tickets arc
now on sale. The dinner will be
given Friday night Sept Is at Lucy
Thurman YvCA.
splendid program for the din
ner is being prepared. under the
supervision OF Mrs Irwin. dietician
for the BOARD of Education
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Club Nelcs
SPONSORS BEGIN
A $1,000 DRIVE
MUIR Sc R Y

TIC Board Of Directors of Peter
Pan nursery. OF this city, IN co.
operation with group OF Interest,"
cd citizens have formed CONE
m,icr 10 conduct Si.u9u sub
scripiion campaign for 'he nursery
The drive opened officially on
seplcniber and w:ll close Sogtem-
heY % with q dance az local
ballroom
Tho committee solir's The aid
Of an churches social civic and
ffatcrnal group- 10 cooperate
with them Ia he cama4eu
Tie Peter Pan NURSERY e3.9 col
faN STREET Is located on properly
which Is being purchased hy nc
Board OF Directors II has boen
Incorporated by the state Of Mich
ieau as non-prohi cooperative
institutions Proceeds from the sub
scriptlons Will be used 20 supply
scholarships Tor rhi'drer whose
parents are financially nnahle 70
enroll them ih the nursery. and
for The general maintance OF The
school
Sponsors announce that each
person subscribing will be given
two admliance tickts 10 The
dance An award viii be given the
youth WHO sells The largest num-
her of subscriptions a queen viii
likewise be crowned kaca youth
group and club Is requested 10
select young woman 10 run for
queen The queen will pc crowned
ON ihe night Of fhe dance This hon
ar viii 20 ~ TIE club or council
ha' secures he largest amount %
subscriptions
: Among The various committee
healls IN ne canpaign are Mrs.
! Ma'iio Brown director Mrs l.eona
1 Kichei renora chairman Mrs.
Coni'lla Hollis. treasurer: Mrs.
Nellie Norris financial secretary;
Mrs snowden wlliam.. special
! gift committee Miss Louise Hem
dersoH and Mr. Boulsh Nhihv,
cp-c,airnou special gre coMniit-
tee Miss Esther Randall Youth
chairman Mis- Evc'Nr pIrket Ed
! wald Swami Mr. Simme oorhalr-
men on arrancemenis Walter
HnnsA captain cha'rmau Berry
Soke- swami and Miss Ethel
! tailds. IL charge of browning
nncen Some 90 The captains nc'nGe
! Lily Moody Sadie Ramsey Elaine
Stewart. Mary smith GLADYS House.
! Frames leonard noro'hy chad
: VOL Ashley Cain Cecilia Graham.
( Dcro'hv pcuick. Martha Bacon.
FERN Sc Weiss Jennie Sweet Gwen
dolyn THOMPSON vaFo- Thomn-
! son Mrs ! G Zavpiy. Rats Wits
George Heath Mrs Garner end
| Fr1cs' Marshall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09

Miss Mary Alley Payne. 543 Eliot
street. Detroit. Michigan. a product
OF the Lewis Business college. OF
indianapolis. Ind. has been en-
ployed by the Detroit branch of the
New York Bell Bakeries. Inc. the
Phyllis whcatlcy Bread company,
branch No Z
Miss Payne was employed early
in April by the PHYLLIS Whcatley
Bread company and received a pro-
motion with an increase In salary
In June. AZ result Of her compc-
tent and efficient service
Miss Payne. although resident
OF the city only short while. is a
member ~ the Booker T Washing
ton Trade associations and Ehc-
nezer AME church
The Lewis Business college
brides itself on being able 10 pro-
dnce Better stenographers and
bookkeepers
The Lewis Business college Is
located right hero in Detroit 471s
w Warren avenue. featuring intcn-
siye direct courses in specialized
business training.
Any ambitious person who wish
es 10 qualify for higher place may
enroll. There are no examinations.
no delays Manv persons have al
ready registered FOR tnr faii term
beginning Sept 81 the school Of
nce reports
Information aboui the courses
classes. cost OF tuition etc can he
secured without obligation. by call.
Inc In person AT the school office
47i2 W. Warren. or telephone
Tyler 5-2O57
only specialized training can Ut
\ you for your position.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Mrs. S. Woodfork
S n g S In Boston

Mrs S. I.uberta Woodfork Of De-
troit. who has been studying IN Bos-
ton this summer, represented the
Detroit Musicians association on
the Branch Night program at the
National Negro Musicians She
sang the Waltz Song from Gounod's
Romeo and Juliet" and was en-
Enthusiastically applauded
Mrs. Lillian +. Johnson. also OF
Detroit reported for the DINA at
the business session OF the con-
vcntion. concerning the presenta-
ton of The Detroit Negro Opera,
and the exhibit OF Opera group pic
lures press notices and programs.
The reports were received with
keen interest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Wedding Party Feted
At Dinner On Sunday

Mrs Asherry Johnson. nf this
ner given ~ her home Snnhay ~
3 pm in honor of Mr and Mrs
Slmuel neLaurhiei, and their
bridal attendants
Aiicr the guess greeted HE De-
daughters. WHO were recently
married. Miss Louise Hin sang Ex-
uecialiN For Neu ana Its Funny
To Everyone Bui Me- Mr. Gladys
Johnson pgycd The piaro ,clec-
ton "Tho World Is Waiting For
me Sunrisc II was Q jolly party
which c,cfyono thoroughly enjoy
cd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Mrs. Partlow Fetes
Missouri Visito r

Mrs Minnie Partlow. sap Colum.
bia street. was hostess az a dinner
al her home Wednesday. August
30, In honor OF Mrs. Amanda pink
ston. OF Kansas City. Mo. who was
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Bertha
Burrell, 900 Vernon highway
Mrs Partlow served an elabo-
rate mcnn. The dessert consisted
OF delicious homemade ice cream
and cake.
Guests present included The hon
Gree. Mrs Amanda Pinkston. Mrs
L. W. Terrell. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs
Slara Banks, who accompanied
Mrs. Pinkston. and Mrs r Burrell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Reception Given To
Kansas City Visitors

Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Croff.
6Oi0 Whitewood avenue. entertained
Wednesday evening at reception
in honor OF Rev and Mrs. Sam
uel Bacote and daughters. Misses
Lucille and Melba Bacote. Of Kan
sas City. Mo. Approximately $50
guests were present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09

Hoods viii hear watching be.
cause they will step out 10 many
different affairs. and are very flat
tering. Aside from those attached
to dresses or coats there are lots
OF separate hoods Jersey ones for
daytime. velvet and net comhina.
lions for evening. and all in hcav-
enly colors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Harlem Eight Club

The Harlem Eight Social club
met ut the home of Mrs Grace.
3506 Brush street. all members
being present The president pre-
sided
Plans were made for the clubs
barn dance, to be given Nov l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09

Beaver makes the yoke Of
this coat designed Tor the
small or larger figure. The
sleeves and body OF the coat are
In n grey wool. hack. front and
sleeves being cartridge p;catcd
onto the yoke. The turban-
like hat is really n >kullcap
fitting well down over The bnck
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09

seUOU wouldn't believe II now, but
Il few months ago my skin was 20
dark, coarse and oily l was ashamed.
My mother said ! was foolish 20 keep
trying remedies. But refused 20 give
up hope l read an 'ad' in the paper
about Nadinola Cream. That night !
began using IL. Soon my skin got
softer and lighter 80 that | forgot all
about my past disappointments Moth
ing else makes a girl 50 happy as
gloriously beautiful skinw
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
Let NadInoIa Help You

Let hadlnola Help You
Famous beauties preserve their love
liness because they take infinite
pains to care for il. Most girls have
much greater beauty than they even
suspect And a frequently isn n ont
hard to bring Il out It's the duty of
every Girl 20 Try. FOE the sake OF
her own happiness.
Doyou want men 90 admire you--
women 60 envy you7 Do YOU want a
soft. smooth. lighter skim Then try
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09
You Can't Losel
Money-Back Guarantee

Get Nadinola today But be sure you
get genuine Nadinolai Don't trust
your ioveliness 70 any unknown sub
stitute. Every cent you pay for Nadi-
nola Is refunded II you're not fully
satisfied. Al all drug stores. Soc
large money-saving size. $i.o0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-09

famous Nadinoia Bleaching creami
Simply smooth this fragrant cream
on every night No rubbing. no mas
Saying Unlike most creams. Nadinoia
speeds up the natural process OF exfo-
liation-bleaches the skin 20 a lighter
shade. looscns blackheads. clears w
surface p.s.,.irs and other erfevnall--
caused bicmishes. Soon you'll see
marvellous improvement.