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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-28

3rd Ave, Phoenix, Arizona.
F. o. Newly, of Route /, Glen
dale, Arizona.
P. J. KEOHANE,
Register.
1st publication March 21, 194l.
Last publication April II. 194l.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-28

ma, Miss Sarah Ensor, Miss Martha
Word of Ell Paso, Texas, Miss Jes-
Sc Mutt and a friend from Phoenix.
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weeks, the last publication to be at
least four (4) weeks before the
said 5th day of May. 1941.
H. G. RICHARDSON,
Judge of the Superior Court,
aforesaid.
First pub. March Z.
Last pub. March %.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-28

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-28
Picture the Future
of Your Family!

Man alive! We know only too well that you
tried to picture the future of your family and
that you want to keep that picture a clear one.
Every man who is does that. But we
wonder if you've thought of your famiys
future and your community's future nearly
one and the same thing? Ever try taking one
away from the other? What do you have left?
Exactly! One needs the other to survive, and
that's the point we want to drive home to you
right now.
The stores and offices of our marchants and
professional men, like the family and the COM
munity are essential to the existence of Coo
lidge as are the churches and Schools and the
hospitals and homes. They are established to
serve you-their taxes go to improve Coolidge
as do your home taxes-and products procur
able anywhere can be bought here in Coolidge
Protect your family's future by protecting Coo
ldges future Try COOLIDGE first with your
next purchase
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-01-31
1XlENGICN NOTES
t'ARA e HOME. WEEK

The Farm and Homo program was
we'll attended despite unravorable
weather. The attendance vas we'll
over 200 The speakers were we'll
received. Valuable I'M 0 .l,ns, / ! on was
given out on poultry heat ing,
lighting and housing; feroi1izars
livestock and poultry diseases.
An attractive display CT hone woven
rugs made from discarded rags was
shown.
The crowd was we'll fed by the
Homemakers. DR.. Graves, snowb cund,
but appeared on the program the
Following day and posted two Chi ck-
ems, demons tratinG to the crowd how
to Look for and determine diseases
Cont on Page 81
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-01-31
PRES IDENT IS BALL A SUCCESS

PRESIDENT IS BALL A SUCCESS
In spite Of the bad weather
Saturday the 25th. large crowd
attended the President s Fall. Many
more 81 tier contributed directly
or bought tickets even though they
could not be present.
Excel ent music was furnished
by the - Infantry Band from Fort
Ri chardson. The music was greatly
enjoyed by all pres eat and i t Is
hoped that this a2nd may BE SCI
cured az IN at sorno fut re time,
jos folarlz OF anchorage held
the lucky number and was the win
ner Of tie door prize.
AS soon as all accounts have
been settled an itenized sta5enenU
of expenses ana the net proceeds
will be published. Hall OF the net
proceeds will be sent TO the Nat
ional Foundation for Infant1le
Paralysis and the other half Will
be added to our local fund, The
local fll1-d VIII be Used IN our own
conlmuni tv to aid in the ire atment
of InianUile Paralysis in case Of \
an epidaMic OF the disease or in
single ccses whore holp is needed.
nice res erve fund s being built
up and it is. hop5d that it Will
continu8 TO grow.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-01-31

members of the Board Of Ei1c ctors
expire ON that date.
Frank Linn yhroc yoar term
G. C. Briz~1oroo year term
Earl Ho cl1ors..5nroo year term
Max Shor1eod two year term
Election wi IL be hold to fill
tho vacan les,
change IN tho BY Laws Of the
Association Will be considered af-
fec1lnG the legal debt limit 1t
has ooen <saggosted that tic dobt
limit &c raised to tho extent noe
csaory to pay tho a: C. for
tui ldings, Lane end equip mont in
cludod in the property IN Civic
Center sold by the A.R.R.c. to
tho Co~cp.
You wi II want to hear the en-
lnual reports OF the manager and
BOARD Of directors Of the associa-
tione on7y Two weeks away. This
is yoUr business. BE THERE!
AT THE LEGISLATURE IN JUNEAU
Rop. Howard Lying of Nome hand
ed in the first bill OF the present
s es sion Of tae legislature calling
fer IN Appropriate ion Of $500, 900
for roods. trails. and landing
fio1ds throD ghcl,t the To"ri Dry.
The money to be app ortloncd equally
aIaong tho fouc dlvl sionss
| Harvey Sln1 tn presented bill
Ito amend The uaerp Loy1nont componsa-
t1on ct ana ext cr.d IS prcvisi ons
ito o1nr lOyors Of q m5nlmilri Of one in
E5oad Of eight WHO "oz'xod ca ch Of
Give instead Of 20 different weeks
dur1ng tho year,
SNOW o.. TT TlFTL SNOW
! AND WIND
! This storm Of Nednos day and
Thursday was general ever the Valley
rhe railing snow was whipped into
piles and drifts, feet deep. nwi &C
tho eff ort was required to got half
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

humor or of whimsy - will love
nonchalant little gentleman
whose fuzzy white cotton and
charcoal exterior hides a box of
pungent busting powder. whose
head proves to be matching bath
soap. Or a delightfully."- romantic,
full-size luscious pink mandolin,
complete to the satin ribbon strap,
and holding a box of fine face
powder, cream rouge and lipstick.
Or beauty in a nutshell - literally
for it's an diversified walnut. the
lower half of which contains a
makeup of the hour.
For such a woman. too, or for
any woman, consider sachet. It's
the big news so far as popularity
is concerned. for the very good
reason that fragrances are among
the most highly priced Of all
beauty aids in this year of war,
and sachets both supplement and
substitute for perfume. They're
available at every price. in every
form. The old-fashioned poman-
der ball is back One of the tricki-
est of all the eighty-or-so Christ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

Pattern 1854 II available In
misses and women's sizes IL, IA,
Is. 10. 20. 80. 81. "a. So, IS. 40 and
~. Size 16 takes 81 yards 35-inch
fabric.
Send Is cents in coins and two
tax tokens for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly Size, Name,
Address and Style Number.
II you want to join the midsea-
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order your Anne Adams Pattern
Book today! Brimful Of ideas, it's
q colorful fashion suecess-story,
with afternoon and after-dark
glamour wear. with north and
southbound sportsters. with dis
tinctive budgeteer styles for
brides. career girls. housewives
and the younger generation. Smart
accessory tips. too-and a special
gift for you in a Free Hat and
Bag Pattern, Book Is cents. Pat
tern Is cents. Book and Pattern
together. rs cents and two tax
tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
BY BURTON BENJAMIN
CHAPTER XII

Two resounding whacks at the
line and Minnesota was over for 4
touchdown. Ed Walczak, batter
ing 22o-pound fullbsck. plowed
across on a straight center plunge.
Disconsolately Pete Laird saw
States line sag and realized the
crew was being outcharged for
the first time that year.
The Gophers kicked goal and
after less than one minute of play,
State - those Wanted bone-crush-
ers of football - trailed by seven
points. Laird's throat was dry.
His head still spun dizzily but he
dug his nails into his palms and
moved back TO position.
Orchards exhorted and schreeched
in the stands, but IL spiritless
robots in State uniforms moved
lifelessly. There was no aggressive
dash. no chatter, no visible en-
thusiasm.
The ball catapulted down field,
and Pete Laird spearsd 1t on the
five. State players moved ahead
but there was none Of the scyth-
like blocking to shake Laird loose.
A golden wave buried him on the
20 and buried him hard. He felt
as If tank had hit him broad
side. Ponderous Heinie Dober Of
Minnesota got up from the bottom
of the pile and chortled:
"wen. If ii amt the Hollywood
lover! Take it easy on pretty-boy.
fellows. You're liable to spoil his
makeup" The others snorted. His
cheeks burning. Laird picked him.
self up and walked back into the
huddle.
'"Give me that ball, he whispered
out of the corner of his mouth to
young Roskauer, the quarterback.
The kid nodded and called q re-
verse.
The ball was snapped TO Tullio
who started right and handed it
to Pete. Pete lowered his head
and tried to butt a brick wall.
Three Gopher huskies piled him
up for three-yard loss.
Amt he cute" grinned the
ever-present Dober. Pretty, too"
II was that way throughout the
quarter. Laird called on every
trick at his command. He butted,
spun. lodged, twisted - but he
couldn't shake loose the Gophers.
States attack was nil and Mime
sofa was ripping the line to shreds,
smashing huge holes and sending
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

weathervane whose gay little gid
chanticleer presides over four COM
pass points with four scents to
match her moods in 1912. Or
miniature ferris wheel from which
swing five French perfumes that
are household words in America
or, most magnificent thing
we've found anywhere, a pass
port bag for daytime or evening.
In black seal, with red faille lin
ings, as well as in exquisite bro
cades, this fitted bag looks good
enough to eat. Gussets of perfect
workmanship make it flat under
the arm, though it's precise COM
partments hold everything - but
everything, including address book,
cigarets, memo sheets and. of
course, cosmetics and each in
its own place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Pattern
Here's how to brighten duh Ia

Here's how to brighten duh tasks
wear this frock, Pattern <e34
by Anne Adams will tighten your
budget too, because II looks so
charming In inexpensive cotton.
and it's so easy to sew! The lines
are slim and trim-the round neck
band IL top-stitched like the set-in
belt. Aren't those tulip" pockets
unususl-especially edged with ric-
rae like the neck and sleeves? Or
you can make both the pockets
and the band at the neck Of con-
trast fabric for a striking effect.
The sleeves may be three-quarter
length or long. too. Choose a posy
print in your most becoming shade.
The Sewing Instructor In a great
help in finishing this practical
mode quickly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

feel a. n were wasting m,
time when I spend an Afternoon
being miserable. Would you sdvis'
me to quit the club READER.
Dear Reader, ny al means.
withdraw from the club, II you
doa't enjoy r.
Somesime age I received .
letter from . woman who wns
IN . huff over Tire awarding Of .
prize q . party she had attend
-. II seemed that one guest
was very late. and the hostess
hsd played her hand until she
arrived. and that hand won the
prize. The woman who wrote
thought the late gssest should
have started with . handicap Of
ecme sort. and was very much
put out q the outcome.
Personally. ! can't understand
playing cards for fun. N u Isn't
fun. In the case Of the prize
awarding, II seems to me that
the hostess had . perfect right
20 award u ~ she saw nj. Al
least, I would feel that I had .
rirht 70 do n I chose In my
own home. And n I thought any
Of my Ruests were more inter-
ested IN the winning Of . more
or lee trivial prize than In any
thing else, I'm sure they would
no longer b Included on my
guest list.
II you belong 10 Q civic or
social service club. one with the
Hsfinite purpose Of serving and
accomplishing good, then the
purpose should transcend any
amonr n. members. II YOU be-
Inn, n a c,uh so,ely for the
p,,ssure ana soc,.l contact n Of
Sers the. the puroose for which
Won ,olned the ercup ia defeated
the minute Won cease 10 enjoy Il.
Van krc.r hetter than 1
~,hethe, AZ not yom rain enough
s..,,. ~..,, ~.n.tsrs w,th the rest
- 80 u,.mher. IN osfset the
unpleasautnes. NJ th,s oue per-
son. INIT ycur letter certainly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
. SERIAL STORY
FOR THE LOVE OF Pete!
nv ptIDrNkI pckIIAkAIhl

fleet backs piling into the State
secondary. Only two brave goal
line stands prevented their scoring
again.
Besides the physical pounding,
Laird was taking an incessant
tongue-lashing from Heinie Dober.
A mounting rage WAS kindling
within him.
In the middle OF the second
quarter, State had to punt from
deep in its own territory. Pete
dropped back. was rushed badly
when Roskauer missed his block
and got off a flimsy boot which
sailed askew out of bounds Is
yards up field.
Pretty lousy. Hollywood"
sneered Dober as he passed.
Viciously Minnesota struck. A
Gopher halfback faded and tossed
pass in Pete's territory. Foggily
he faded back. saw big Ok Ander-
son. Gopher end. cutting behind
him, and leaped. The ball sailed
over his head, Anderson shared il
and went over standing up.
A deadly quiet filled the stands.
This was inconceivable! Mighty
State was being cut to ribbons
and the magnificent Laird had sud-
denly become the All-American
bust. The Gophers converted. 1t
was IA to 0.
All eyes rested on Dinty Dugan
as he stepped into the locker room
at half time. lingering an I'M
lighted cigaret. haggard, he stared
at them silently.
Men" he said suddenly, you're
the first State team I've ever been
ashamed of. You're the first one
that ever quit on me. You're the
first one that ever put personal
issues ahead of the bunch.
20. X" he snapped. III that's
the way you want it, o. X. You're
the better team. They've got the
CUTS. l hope they whip your tail
off this half"
With that he pulled his hat over
his eyes and walked out of the
room.
Raging mad. State stormed out
OF the locker room for the second
half, took the kickoff and began
to move. Forty-three yards they
marched - tough, brutal yards
against that Gopher line. They
were on the Minnesota 80. Pete
tried to run the ball twice and
was smeared. On third down he
faded back. Wonsock was racing
down the sidelines wide open,
waving frantically. Carefully he
gripped the ball and threw, and
instantly he knew the pass was
poor.
1t was. II wobbled high in the
air toward the sidelines. A Gopher
back intercepted it on the Is and
set sail. Minnesotas famed inter-
ference formed beautifully. State
men were downed like bowling
pins. Laird bsck-pedalled furi-
ously, trying to get a position TO
force the runner out of bounds.
A yellow jersey bore down on him
at midfield and lifted him off his
feet. he saw the Minnesota ball
carrier streak past into the clear.
Agonizingly. he pulled himself
off the ground and looked into the
face Of the Gopher who had cut
him down. II was Heinie Dober.
do you smell something around
here ?" be asked innocently. 81 do
How can that doll of yours up
there stand it"
Continued on Page IS, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

Want TO tell her briefly
this Christmas that you
think she's sweet Then
here's beauty in O nutshell,
but literally. Packed in this
diversified walnut ore lip
stick, noiI polish, dry rouge
and powder, all in compile
mentory tones.
mas things of one fine house Is
sachet in a sleigh.
A French house makes it 10
match its most famous perfumes
and colognes land, by the way, do
match her perfumes, if she uses
it. when you give sachetD. 1t also
makes it in utterly beautiful para.
soils of taffeta and chiffon, in a
bed of many mat
resses fit for the Princess Of the
Princess-and-pea fairly tale.
LUXURY GIFTS INCLUDING
CLEvERNESS NOTE
For a little luxury, choose q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Wooden Spoons Ideal
For Enamel War

When food adheres to stirring
spoons or forks. avoid trying TO
loosen II by hammering spoon or
fork against rim of porcelain
enameled pans. wooden. rather
than metal spoons. are recon-
mended for use with porcelain
enameied utensils.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
!. Nevada
2. BY Concord Mass bridge.
3. James Whitcomb Riley.
4. Right hand.
S. Martin Van Buren,
6. Strait of Gibraltar.
I. Rhode Island l,24s 50. mi.
Delaware 2,370).
q. Nancy Hanks.
.. Six.
10. Italian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

Ideal for

Scents Are for All
From Seven 10 Seventy

ANY woman will feel a very
special thrill If she finds be-
meath her bough of the Christ
mas tree some fragran I
anointment. some creams or
lotions or perfumes or makeup
or all of them, to make her
lovelier.
And you can find each and all
of those things. this year, al prices
which seem miniscule beside the
great trade names on the oomph-
packages. Every discreet white
mansion Of Beauty along Fifth
Avenue as seen to that Each
offers bit of their choice accolade
for the budget-bound shopper - as
well as fabulous luxury. And
whether it's the one. single, jade
dressing set of its kind in the
world at $4,000, or the familiar
dime-store unguent, it Is all up in
Christmas wrappings.
So give her something of this
sort, too, whatever else shes get
ting.
You doubt this budget-angle ae-
cent?
One of the merriest ideas we've
seen is a leading houses whale
of an idea for almost anyone who
likes the amusing" A lovely mon
ster floating in cellophane has be-
tween his jaws a huge cake of
geranium-smelling soap land it
costs no more than fine sheer
stockings. At about the same
modest tariff, red hat box with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
WASHING Hint

When buying quilted mattress
pads, it's a good idea to purchase
them a little bigger than the bed
size. since they may shrink when
washed. They need no special
washing method, but, because they
are so thick, it's probable they will
take about ten to twelve hours to
dry. Mattress pads and covers
should be washed at least once a
month.
You help yourself when you buy
U. S. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
APPLE SNOW

Claudette Colbert, who became
the years feminine slalom cham
pion at Sun Valley just before she
made "Skylark" for Paramount, is
getting in trim for the rapidly
approaching ski season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Pettiness Defeats Purpose
OF Women's ORGANIZATION
Membership in SoeisI Club Should Be Withdrawn
When II Is No Longer Pleasure and Benefit
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: This really trivial and stupid and
I'm ashamed that haven't fortitude suppose that
is what need.
First, it seems that III learn TO play bridge
pery Also and perhaps this is the real trouble there
woman, a recent addition old standing club who
bothers She is ruthless and rude and l-mannered
and looks at people they might be imbeces when they
ma Ike mistakes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04


II Il we're
Santa himself
N the
driver s sect
Of this
nInioture
sleigh. he
oouldn : be
more welcome
on Christmas
morn than
this GIFT
for her.
Its frodront
10 let voter.
- -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
PINEAPPLE FLUFFY CAKE


One-half cup shortening. a tea
spoon salt. 4 teaspoon grated lem
on rind. l egg yolk, Ii cups
sugar. 4 cups sifted cake flour,
8 teaspoons phosphate baking
powder y cup canned unsweeten-
ed pineapple juice, /. cup water,
4 egg whites.
Combine shortening. salt, lemon
rind and egg yolk and blend well.
Add sugar gradually. Dreaming
until light and fluffy. Silt flour
and phosphate baking powder to-
gether and add alternately with
combined pineapple juice and wa
ter to creamed mixture. Fold in
stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in
2 creased e-inch layer cake pans
in moderate oven 1850 degrees F)
80 minutes Frost with pineapple
fluffy frosting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
PATTERN 1915
APPLIQUE MOTIFS

Right of your bog these applique patches
thot brighten everything from towels TO little girls dresses
Finish with quick sttche Pottern 1915 contons applique
potten pieces of motifs ronono from 23zs3I2 inches 10
51sx8H inches; directions for applique; Illustrations OF
stitches materials required Send cents in coin ond
token for this pottern TO The Tocono Times Needle
croft Dept Write plainly pottern number your nome and
oddress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

10 give your friends the impress
sion that you had forsaken him. l
would certainly include his name
on cards to your mutual friends.
II were you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

To sotisfy her dreams of
fragrance, q Dream Sochet
O miniature tour-poster
bed, with piles OF tiny, sotin
mattresses - SOCKETS which,,
in this yeor of war, both sup
plement and substitute for
perfume.
white ribbon bow in back, bright
red berries in front; and, inside,
powder case in the same bright
form, plus lipstick, plus perfume.
Any little woman of seven or
Whereabouts will appreciate Chad
glamor gifts made for her age.
One wood veneered cradle, copied
from the early Americans, holds
a soap doll dressed in a white face
cloth. With her come a bottle of
toilet water and a cylinder of tai
cum. This has the twin virtues
one always should look for in chill
drens beauty aids: it is simply
fragranced and mildly made. Its
wrappings appeal TO the childs
fancy. too.
SCENTS TO FIT
ALL AGE BRACKETS
Her older sister will love the
things that produce that young
young glow. There are whole new
lines of this type. One is offered
in sxpensivs-looking boxes at the
rel ulsr price of the article. A
pink-gingham boxed set has soap
that looks and smells like flowers,
plsstic-topped cologne, and busting
powder. Perfect for the budding
sportswoman is a familiar lotion
for windy weather = done up in
red wool ski-cap and mittens.
II she's mature and practical,
she'll thank you for suds and such
an interesting wood music
box containing soap. lanolin lotion
and cream, the partitions in the
box so arranged that afterward ii
makes a fine cigaret cabinet which
plays music when the lid is lifted
a package of "a tablets that
are bombshells of bath-fragrance,
done up in the makers aimed blue
and yellow red and beige
quilted box OF hand and bath soap,
which ebcomes. afterward. a jew
elry or handkerchief box to the
taste Of really fastidious woman
- gift set of two world-recog-
nized hair lotions packed cleverly
with an atomizer in a white and
gold oval box and for your
favorite hostess. beautiful. pit
tance-priced box Of a celebrated
French houses soap. SIX bars in
colors 10 match her bath and in
wonderfully functional shape which
will turn smoothly in her guests
hands.
GIFTS FOR WOMEN
WITH SENSE OF HUMOR
A woman with working sense Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Sunday
Dessert Is
Delightful

Here are two good desserts for
the Sunday family feast. The
pineapple cake is worth its weight
In flavor. the apple dessert fits the
small budget deliciouslY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04
Originality i'm Packagng Brtens Many Holiday Budget Items

ii
The eorio
on her kree"
puts c surprise
nots INTO
Christmos
c rs for her.
Full-sixed,
corplete
70 the sotin
ribbon S,roc
. turns out 70 be
q Yule pocsoos,
holding
O box OF ii~
focs powder,
creom, rouge
end iipStcs
-.
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DEN S:

HUGH has beea written, much said,
II about feminine hygiene. Too
often, however. women overlook by
siene in the REAL sense Of the word
underanm cleanliness and sveetness-
You cannot be ATTRACTIVE and appealing
with underAInS moist, stained and
smelly.
There Is now a simple and safe wy
a. prevent under.zrn odor and Keep
your dresses free from perSpirauon
STAINS and smell. Il IS Arid. q nev.
vanishing cream deo6ofan, which safe
" sSops PsSsP.t4uon tso@ ! % ! dsJL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-04

Arid has 5 oustsndins advantages:
l. Does nos roo dresses. does no< irrIrsrs
xkin.
T. 20 ~aiuns 10 dry. Can be used rixhs
amer snxying.
,. lnsansly ehscks perspir.fion l 10 3
GAYS Removes odor from perspirston.
keeps arnpiu dry.
Z. And IS pure. ~hiie, srtzs<less, saio-
less washing ereaun.
,. And has been awarded the Approval
Nsl o. The American InsFnufs II
Lsanestins for being harmless 70 fsbrie.
Women use more Atrid than any other
eeodorsnt. Try Jar rod.y a, any duE.
Department o. ten cent aofe Zoe,
-, nd so 80 ~