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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
What s on the Air
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

AIS p. NJ.
WJR-Olga Coehlo-M NJ.
WJLB-Uncle Nicks Hr. "
WExI~Top Tunes.
$50 r. ".
WJR-Let's Pretend.
WWJ-Week-end Whimsy.
CKLW-Britain Letters.
WCAR-A 20 q in Novelty.
WExL-MusicaI program.
WJBK-CZecho-slovak Hr.
Wi5D-Week-end Whimsy.
4:45 r. NJ.
WWJ-Dance music.
WCAR--Sports parade.
500 r. NJ.
WJR-At Meadowhrook-M
WJ-Music for Every One.
CKLW-News Ace.
WCAR-News. Hits-M.
WxYZ-Glenn Miller-M.
WJLB-News: Xmas Story
WExL-Rhythm rhapsody,
WJBK-Hungarian Hr. ".
Ws5D-Nevs.
W49D-Music.
b;l5 r. VI.
cKLW-Turf Club.
$50 p. VI.
WJR-Musical.
WWJ-Speak OF Liberty.
cKBW-Echoes OF Stage.
WXYZ-Day in review-f.
Withheld the Maestro
WExL~Design for Dance
WJBk-Croatian Hour-M.
W45D-sport Roundup.
W4eD-King's Men-M.
b:45 II. NJ.
=WJR-U. Of Michigan.
WWJ--I Want a Joo-T.
WxYZ-sandlotters-T
WJLB-Sports Hilites-T.
W45D-Three Romeos-M.
W4eD-News Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

Remember, though. Please
don't say anything about Lon
don, or her daddy. You've read
the story; let II go at that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
(EastsTn Standard TimsI

(Eastsyn STANDARD Timsl
100 r. NJ.
WJR-Musicai.
WWJ-Fanfare.
CKLW-Jamboree-M.
WCAR-News. music.
WxYZ-College Swing-M.
WJLB-News, music.
WExL~-Variety music.
WJBK-Poiish ladies' hour.
W45D-Matinee In Rhythm
1913 +. NJ.
WJR-Army VS.. Navy.
WWJ--Army Va. Navy.
WExL-Yocal Varieties u.
W45D-Army vs.. Navy.
1850 p. NJ.
CKLW--Chick Mauthie-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

lions of the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

III say no more about that, ex-
cept / hope that those who can
viii co 10 the party tonight. and
take time 10 say how dyou do
TO Veronica.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Clubs

ku ku klub will meet at the
home Of Mrs. John Gallert at 5
o'clock Thursday evening.
Tacoma Humane Society board
will meet at s p. m. Thursday at
the home OF the president. Mrs
f. l.. Cough. 1920 No. cushmsn.
South Tacoma RetekAh lodge
viii meet Thursday evening at 8
o'clock in the I. o. o. y. hall.
Potluck dinner will be served at
$50 with Mrs. T. N. Westerdshl
in charge OF the dining room.
Games and refreshments will fol-
low the business meeting.
Carpenters auxiliary will meet
an Carpenters hall Thursday eve.
ming at 730. Names Of secret
sisters will be revealed. MTs.
Albert Berger Will preside.
Olympic Rebekah lodge viii
meet at $50 o'clock Friday eve
ming in Odd Fellows hall for a pot
luck dinner. The business meet
ing win be conducted by MIRA. J. y.
Cooper. assisted by Mrs. William
Vedder. Plans for the fall term
viii be completed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

Beauty begins in babyhood stage ths-f
mothers better And find Howood brightest
and half
already her beauty
Joans beauty regimen simple and TO IN. point Cleanliness
the -scrubblng she does herself.
She doesn't have for those so of
brush either In fact she be restrained shs
watched, she'd brush all the curl
Little girls everywhere have hair like Josns Not fine and not
good American color medium reddish
And there's the slightest mother Mrs
picked book
found the OF eurls for Joan.
Sunday Joan has shampoo-Caste three
plus juice Her handdried fuffed drying Then
Mrs Felt dampens the ends ur them and
veil During the
the curling followed the ourls
dampened frst)
The morning Joan brushes her hair Mrs Felt
around her finger making soft natural effect The nde
arep
o bobbi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Theft OF Clothing
Reported by Price

Burglary Of residence al 3iOs
No. 3lst st was reported TO police
Wednesday night by William ".
Price. occupant, who said the
prowier apparently gained en-
trance by forcing open a window
in the breakfast nook.
Stolen were a tuxedo suit and
a variety Of other clothing. inelud-
ing shirts. underwear and pa
jamas Price said all clothing
taken was recently purchased
Time q the burglary was placed
al 10 ?. m. a. neixhbor. y A
ne8ilhn. 3l0i Ma. sist st. saw
a light IN the house Al that time
Price id not return hon. until
1910 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
. SERIAL STORY
WANT-AD ROMANCE
BY TOM HORNER

putting wondrosoap on the mar
ket-"
So you came down and applied
for the JOB A. chemist = Flynn
put In.
And got tt Benton wsnt on
when discovered that wondro'
soap wss a real find a. = super
explosive. I reported 10 ths FbI
| told them about Hans stadt and
all Of you. I got . commission
as special agent 10 guard tins
secret. would have kept yot
from selling n outside the United
States. Kay.
But Hans stadi IL loyal as an,
native American. Hs was sp'
preached. Ills brother was threat
ened. And Hans sent his broshsi
10 a concentration camp raihsi
than tell what he anew about
wondrosoap.
4 had spy filters. too. But
picked Mary as the agent whsr
abe drilled that can due center.
knew there vss going 10 BE- irou'
bic Thanks for not shooting me
Mary. We're even now I VA
going 70 sepd you 70 jail"
Il feel like a fool" Ted gfGm
blsd.
Ksy's hand found bis Don't
Ted. You dld exactly nght You
knew how valuable Wandrososp I,
and you were trying 70 proisc, u
for me
Benton nodded You ssrs
right on your toes. Ted. Thers
Nas no way u your knowing
Has working With the BFI. Ever
Taylor. ire district chief. fidnl
know A few officials IN Washing
ton AMI ths head ~ the chemical
research. perhaps. bat no others.
That's all u that FLYNN or
ssrsd. It's vacation plans from
row ~. Army ordinances offiesr'
Nill start wSndfo@osp tests 70.
morrow Win uns plans for I
tine bomb. ana Hsns ssaat 4
work them out. ss shoaid D.
making shells here al soon ss N.
plant can BE- enlarged"
TED ana Nay walked ,hroagi
TIE factory for ths lat tine
IT al belongs 70 the govern
nnsnt n0N.@ Kay saia. . htti'
sadly
But you're making m0nsy
honey" Ted reminded her u
Was fine u yog 70 offer tns plan
for practically nothing. Dot I'm
glad Flynn made arrangements I,
Ease u Tor duration u the smsr
xsncy You're gparantes6 q steady
comfortable income. You can gsl
along on $50 900 a y.sf. Tbs gov
eminent eoui1n't built a. ogfnl
f, lCOntlnQsd on Cisssifled PaEsJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12


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Mike Flynn beamed down on
the four Of them. gathered in the
plant office That's tho place
We all need vacation. Let's 20.
The sooner ". forget this incident.
the better
I'm sorry. joe" Ted SAID,
thrusting out his nand. 4 must
have been imagining too many
things. should have trusted
you"
Can you ever forgive ME- ?"
Mary asked. q wa going 10 shoot
you"
Forget It. all Of you" Benton
laughed. I'm glad Kay trusted
me :. And abe should have been
the one 10 be worried"
Perhaps would better explain
everything. Benton" Flynn sug-
gested. Taylor said IL would Be
All flkut 10 Lfii IftAf
There really isn't much to tel. ="
Joe began. Il am a professor q
chemistry at IN. university. as !
told you. But there were few
things ! kept to myself.
You see. we've al been WORK
ing on explosives since this trOp-
ol. In Europe began. Quietly
working. but getting the JOB dous.
And a lot Of investigating has been
going on. All patents on sxpio-
siv.s ar. thoroughly checked
Anything that even resembles an
explosive has been dug out a flies
and tested.
That's how ~. got neat 70
Wondrosoap. Your father pat.
sntsd bis discovery about is years
ago. Kay. II was = simple for
rnuis. and ~ that TIM. the office
didn't give 10 mueh attention. Per
haps they dian't realize ia possi-
biHuss. Anyway. u Nas over
booked.
Wen. when the war started
chemists al ever ths country Nsrs
summoned 70 test these various
formulas. Most q them were
pretty hsySffs schemes. a fsN
were good. got TIM Donovan 4
f0rmulA. The thing couldn't find
wss ma estAiytie agent
7 cheek IN on I'm Donovan.
discovered that b. had built thia
factory here. then died suddenly
Then yog made things easy ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Ssiohs lsurdvy Rssm Mstss
Wssh;ee More FuN

rns fssser sesrs wum~s thtas
ih<y aisisss ~sne asy. says ~
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n v s~ee cssse W ~ nnn1vy
ro~~. ssys TILE saoess. aass y
cheerful. ssA vNsA 1ay vsiI - .
dsy - sssleipsts nps<iess ssns
ard tables hAssy snetvss ~ 49,
piiss. vhisswssnss vsIis bssont.
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esa trssefnsm . dsaGena inte Z
risAArs. aaIssy rocm ne . sssd
thing. ton n 81 sssue afssscsivs.
nssHnsiy sciases psssures n ~
waiis MAhs the isusfsy rnsa 81
tsassivs. ssd sssh eoy ssIl ~ .
iss ssssv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
srfrIss MN
LEG IGS' FANS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN

II fsssk<ae se1 "a $3.50 80 aessiAf 80
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100 ii $50 a as9ssr ta.t-s sci ssAs.s
As saf1 80. D4sseaoass ssss4 aa-stef - -
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Fa. ..-.4 s..sasssfai3s ~ allies - sysf -
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g. ..sls ifs@ - eias>4- Ca bs%As f'.<-
sdg,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

IN drs--y ccass. but there ere many
rich nsw tones ~ hTswe. hlass
raging from misty 10 winter nsvy
tonss. and rudy hsssth~~s.
Butts are synanymous ~tth
schoai siris ~ essential . part ~
the wardrobe have they h~csns
Campus cnsas sslll prefer the
Jacket s.iheust,e that 10 borrowed
from the mems ~tth longer isnEsh.
drsped waist. notebsd cntnr. ard
sturdy shoulders Matching Jacket
ard skirt suits are most iassd. but
soms monotone shirts with plaid
or clearinghouse Jackets are hsinE
shown. ana tbs perfsst suls h the
many purpose suit. either ~ith iss
matching torco4t. NJ siaeks
In dresses. t~o piece styles have
come into thsir own this year. Nth
q great deal NJ MILDLY tips ~hsshsr
they have the squared sailor eol-
lar. or classlc shirt collar. nhlrs.
tops worn inside matching ssifss
are class winners too. In > raaEs
% fabrics Including rayoes. waais
knits. EDITIONS ana siihs
Tho newest. Esyest influences N
young Kirts dresses foe fall and
winter, 10 the peasant trend ~hirh
appllquss hugs motifs around ths
skirt hem. adds susp~ndsrs IN
many dresses. and flafters the
youthful figure with long wsistss
bodioss and many-ysrd ssssfs
These dresses are - formal ~
thsir fabrics being casual In cot
tons, and spuns
ROMANCE. .. n.
No matter h<s~ casual ard tad.
dlsh ths high school and college
xiri 10 by day. BY night ans ~~n,s
10 lnos romantic. ard continues To
shore tina bsuffant slihaastts rita
dropped shoulder sai halter nseh
Treatments Reside tho craving fes
longer, moaldsd bssiiess the love a
bright esIors In moastonss of
plslds. 1. outstanding IN t<sn 10
t~entles' dance fashions
10 coat. sult and dress fashions
thu school Eifl a~ea saly ADJ sz-
pr.sssoa ~ hsr y~n originality IN
daffy knitted Rats. gloves Isks
mops. ..aiis shess. noecss.ns and
Western boassi long fniiiss stock
sized change purses. 10 be ready
inxs and poesstD.oss Iiks over.
for campus llfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

tnr EtWru ~
ard ~ - vafY
siosRn On &
ain sF anse
nut n esWy
eosntinH snd
foad sefns.
th<e - W fIfz
fesene~ NasH.
fionails ewf>ss
al<t insists 90
~ lea ct eos
serving n NEAT
q day N eat.
81 AZ ran
eFtun atslY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

hut Fell takes hand Joan the groom.
Just before bed before
teeth VITA and round
after hands srsobing
firm brisiled warm sospy
getting behind the
Of the spots.y
n cold > finished
For long exposure 10 the pats Aius
oil private
s Naturally for
removal While she making "ohisns nrsf
starring picture Rf<o friends
slathsrns on
cold cream To Joan It's like play.ag with mud pies
Joan IL particularly
stanty them gruhhy Already
nails push the cuole
fiddle with
Because has proved 10 add pride wshsp, hand.
Mrs Felt allows Joan polish
and edons at the first chipping naughty
this privilege IL taken prontot
Joan Carroll baby beauty A-n-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Suits Chart
A Course in
New Colors
The Silhouette Takes
To Above-fhe-Wsist Ease

The suit picture this year is pre-
dominantly a more colorful one,
for both sport and dress occasions,
and there are so many new oolors
primarily because the fabrics are
20 wonderful in texture. soft as
kittens fur. lending themselves
with grace TO the feminized more
intricately detailed treat m n I
which distinguishes the new suit
silhouettes and tailoring.
The most important changes in
suit effectiveness is the above-the-
waist ease much of which 10
gained through underarm fulness.
Slim hips are retained. strategical-
ly, without straight and narrow
skirts-for there Is fashion news
in skirts alone! They're pleated
in front box. double box and side
and kick treatments: they're bias
pleated; and pleated all around.
No American woman is going 10
give up her suit this winter: she'll
select II with full intent Of wear
ing it right through the season,
under her fur coat.
S-Pieces Liked
Suit characters in the order OF
their appearance" on the list OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, place the three
piece suits. both fur trimmed and
untrimmed. their topcoats class
ically straight or fitted, first Be-
cause they provide a topcoat
which can be worn with the
dresses, they represent a sound
investment for the woman with a
limited clothes budget.
The two piece suit puts in an
appearance In two distinctly diff
ferent moods. II 10 either dressy,
or casual Fabric, color and sill
houette provide the distinguishing
characteristics In all n
stances there il soft treatment
such as yoke fulness. ornamental
ton, and the introduction Of set
in belts.
Seek Male Style
The boys suit in three button
styling. draped to suggest figure
contours in the front, casually
fitted at the back, will probably
be the one most girls and women
will buy this fall. because II
catches the very spirit Of our way
Of living in its trim good looks
and practical variability. Newest
are collar treatments for this
silhouette. either conventionally
notched like : boys jacket. or IN
longer point. bobby styling like
the collar Of a shirt.
Lively colors are no longer re-
served for spring and summer
wear, say the new suits And by
way OF proof they take TO soft
prettiness largely achieved through
sueded and hair surfaces
There will be Tlore browns in
suits this fan. but blues promise
10 be extremely popular ranging
from seaside pale tones. 10 winter
navy. Greens are pleasngly
muted. reds include blued. rasp-
berry tones and IN. deeper plum
casu. while beige IA unofficially
reserved for the campus crowd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

don't know what reason they
have 70 do all this. because We
don't bother anyone. Perhaps Il is
someone who hates 10 see the other
fellow have anything.
This Is pretty big order. Miss
Grey. but I do hope you can help
us. We will give the dog excel
lent care and viii 20 after H. My
telephone Is Main $500
MRS. n. MeCALLUM.
Dear Mrs. NcCallum: I will
certainly do anything can 10
find YOU . dog that viii help
YOU protect your property. We
can only pity people who are the
victims of such cruel mental
quirks. and hope they are soon
apprehended.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Gives H;s Ijsss
On HsmbvsVevs

jsmss Craig trsmsmssv shs 10y
whs plavea shs y~sau 1ssssv ~
Kitty vsyis~si y . nawsusuev
fan. IN ss<h ~ sutest ~ sves
esass them himsstf iass hsfnrs
ne removes Inc meat frew ~
IRE. be sdds . tseis suus sr~ass.
SINNERS u . miaass. tnea sswv>a
tbs hamburger smme1saesty IN
claims. ssmswhat vsGvsty ina
st's an ldsa whssn somss firm f,un.
mara ~ Norway 40 navss swss
den. o,v ssmssnsne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Mother-in-Law Strikes
Iarring Note in Home
Debt 10 Aging Psrenis Does No' Include Threat
To Harmonious Atmosphere Of Our Own Homes
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: What do about domineerng
mother-inaw love mine dearly but simply can't live
with her any longer For eight years the entire span of
mnrried life. she has shared my home | might say she
hns run my home.
She has many very fine qualities and she has devoted
IN l. in turn. devoted TO her son. and viii 60 10 al
ost any length TO preserve my happiness with him. How
ever that happiness fondy dreamed of when began
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
ROYAL ARCASUM MEETING

New members viii be installed
during a meeting q the Royal
Areanum in Ioo.F. temple thurs
day a. ? p N. Business viii In
clude discussion q The fail and
winter program. Details q q con
test. which viii continue through
Jan. 9. 1912. viii Be disclosed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

les expensive cuts On the hsu
- adequately ~ ne eshs<s
ArrrR srRrnssE WIN
SAUSAGE
ls>sv-s Z 10 o.
TAO pounds sweet pntsscss ;
Tablespoons mci..~~s . table.
speaas butter. 1 peana reFs ssa.
SAGE = sup water. tss<r@~H
ALT. sppis flnas. rslries
rarton the sweet roisses. for
10 minats.. pal ard cut N tsles
slices ard arrange IN The s<afsf
AZ . round CREASED hsAsas aish.
Arrsnse the sausage sreand tss
eds. naai tassfhss ths nsnisssss
butter. water and salt ard pear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

WI lie tDNtAAlti - alAaAe ~
M husband fails 10 see why We
can't live happily together under
eue roof. and quite loses patience
when I complain. I can't bear TO
hurt him. or his mother. but feel
that simply must be free to man
ags my household as ! see fit,
Instead Of constantly stepping
as1de for somebody else.
Bhe insists on helping me. but
hor idea Of helping Is 10 take
overything out of my hands. COM
n1etely ignoring my preferences.
Il means I must either step into
~ background. and feel more and
more dominated. or I must be as
poeitiye and arbitrary as she Is.
I Do each by turn. and hate my
oelf for both.
What would you do in my place.
Mas Grey DESPERATE.
Dear Desperate: IL YOU are
. financially obligated TO your
wother-in-law, then your only
recourse IL to manage somehow
o. repay your debt, and then TO
Pearrange your manner of living.
II YOU are under no obligation
90 her except the financial care
and companionship that we all
owe our aging parents, then you
have been wrong TO allow such
D situation TO continue.
I sincerely believe we do owe
our parents love and attention.
and financial care when neces-
aary. but 10 shouldn't he allowed
o. endanger the happiness Of
our own homes.
Only rarely Ia II possible 10
Include an extra person In a
household for m extended period
Of time, and maintain harmony.
II IL never possible unless that
person Is an exceptional one,
never forgetting that her place
Il that OF a guest. and no longer
rs head of the house.
can see no way for you to
avoid the unpleasantness In
volved in taking q firm stand In
the matter now. Even risking
his displeasure, you should make
the matter very clear TO your
husband. and insist on having
some other arrangements made
for providing for his mother.
Make your stand, stick 10 your
guns, and when the smoke clears
everyone Il bound TO be happier.
Dear Miss Grey: Do you know
OF anyone who has a vicious dog
they want to give away I want
a big dog that absolutely will not
make up with strangers, and who
isn't afraid to bite.
The reason for my strange re-
quest is this: We live on a farm,
and are bothered all the time by
providers and thieves. The sheriff
has so far been unsuccessful in his
attempts to catch them, and we
are growing desperate.
They have killed COW and a
young calf. stolen rabbits and LEFT
others so badly injured that they
died. They have taken gasoline,
tools and automobile accessories
We have found poisoned grain in
our pasture where the COWS could
get IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Girls Learn
About Style
Fashion Spotlight Turns
On School end Campus

The schoolgirl IL . more Import
ant fashion parsonage than shs
has ever been before There ara
styles especially designed for her.
There are styles designed ~ her
and adopted through national con.
tests for wear by classroom slsisrs
from coast 10 eoas, Eminsntiy
praetiesl. ths American school
girfs fashions are too. colorfnl and
sissys becoming. whether for
campus loafinr. classroom study.
or dates
Two types ~ coats vii 20 into
the school girls wardrobe One
for eirrionlar iifs and ons for 70.
inT-out. sorority teas. dates Nth
bsaus. etc. Ths casual coat will
preferably BE- ~ elassle tan. bat
II may also be In one ~ ths new
blue. inspired BY navy and RAE,
IN bright red. gay plaid OF soft
mlx,urs in ssrringbons 90 ehses
weave
untffmmsf. school ilfs coats
favor srmholss which are dssp
wi,hou, being bulky. raglan. s<t-ln.
or scanned dolman Shoulders. and
. beit.d Or st isast SNAPPED waist.
linz extending 20 . casually fsii
skirt Ths soys coat ~ sgysgt
cloth or gsbsrdins viii Vie closely
with tussds and nssess for cam
pin favor
srrTfso nEH
Dressy coats too. Sfii 0ftsn -
untrimms1. - h. ~ofn With FUR
rcd accessories Bot even ~hsn
thsr take % fur collars eapss.
ilssssos. cuffs an1 bordsfs. they
foiiow ihs general contours ~ a.
sasy-fitting t0p. slim waist ara
slim -hippsd skirt NTH front fal-
res. Black - ~ great fssofits
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BAR sPEAKER NAMED

Judge Fred 6. Remain Friday
all address a luncheon meeting
q ths Tacoma Bar sssocisiion on
me question q The Juvenile
Cogft" n. meeting Will Be- held
IN Tacoma hotel
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oyERCOAT STOLEN

A nsN topeost Sss stolen We'd
n.sosy from the car % Howard
OFsrsii which hs had parked
On ~, street IN front - nis home
al 500 50. ST.
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=. sffsren<~ h<tse<a . str
ia st<sk sre - <=ns w~z4sE
n R<<f sfcw nze>t ns.y - ~ -
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Your postmaster car tel you
nov 70 invest IN u 3 Defense
Bonds.
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Your postmaster can tel you
how 10 invest In L. S. Defense
Bonds.
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feed ssd ned Iiks yosrssh sgsis

Yes. when you tone Up the atonAch
and get its digestive juices flowing 'fee-
~. you Gholaic enjoy again that o.d-t.Ee
rext for food stomach digestive ris-
eriss should vanish. SIS. Torie also
gives you TIE mineral mater Il soluble
and digestive form 70 restore yolr bod
20 its rich. red color th1 MAKES for
E-eAter strength . b. color n your esseks
.. resAtAcoe against disease attack.
Because SIS Is IN liquid form y BE-
rms rs work as soou A. you take ~
AAEs tEe eSs- treatment part OF yc1r
caiiy Diet Yoa viii bs delighted Win
results. Scientific research shows maj.
ee. 3 Tortc usually gets results. Tnccs-
s-1f arc thos1ssa6s Of users have testi-
ne1 20 ihs BENEFITS = hHs brought %
ther-t1at's Wy - many say ~EsA
Tonic builds STURDY health and rnakes
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CHAPTER X
BY TOM HORNER

CHAPTER X
SUMMER COTTAGE - Accommoda-
tiona for air on Lake OiiYarA Boa 4
ins swimming fishins. Write for
details A-2st
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Amazing results
in improving the
Iooks...boosting
.vitaIity...pep!

Weak, rundown people
suffering from sluggishness,
underweight, Poordigestion,
lack of appetite now may re-
store vital digestive juices in
the stomach. .energize the
body with rich, red blood.