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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10
Rutncr Dance Tuesday

Group leaders are asked to cali
Mrs. Nathan P. Strausc, ST., phone
607. Monday night after 6 o'clock to
notify her Of the girls expected to
attend the dnce at Camp Butner
Service Club No. 2 on Tuesday
night, it was announced today. Buses
will leave Henderson promptly at
7 o'clock, it was stated, and girls
who find they cannot attend are
asked to call Mrs. Strause immed-
lately.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10

never have. ! know you've been un-
happy-very unhappy-but can't
help feeling that even that is better
misunderstanding. Emptiness!'
She said the last word with a
fierce emphasis,
Audrey's wide eyes looked a lit
tie startled.
Il never dreamed you ever felt
like that"
Didn't YOU" Mary Adm
laughed alphabetically. "Oh, just
a momentary tit of discontentment
my dear. l didn't really mean it."
1T can't be very gay for you
said Audrey slowly. Just living
here with Camilla-dear thing
though she is. Reading to her,
managing the servants, never 60
ing away"
I'm well fed and housed" said
Mary. Thousands of women aren't
even that. And really, Audrey, l
am quite cOntented. l have"-a
smile played for a moment round
her lips-"my private distractions.
Secret ~vices?" asked Audrey,
smiling also.
ooh, l plan things" said Mary
vaguely. IN my mind. you know.
And I like experimenting some
times-upon people. Just seeing,
you know, if l a make them react
to what I say in the way mean
You sound almost sadistic,
Mary. How little l really know
you"
"Oh. it's all quite harmless. Just
a childish little amusement
Audrey smiled curiously:
Have you experimental on
me?"
NO. You're the only person I
have always found quite incalcu-
able. I never know, you see, what
you are thinking
"Perhaps,' said Audrey gravely,
that is lust as we'll"
She shivered and Mary ex-
claimed:
you're cold"
Eyes. 1 think l will go and dress.
After all, it is September"
Mary Adm remained alone star
ing at the reflection on the water.
The tide was going out. Shit
stretched herself out on the sand
closing her eyes.
They had had a good lunch at the
hotel. It was still quite full al
though it was past the height Of
the season. A queer mixed looking
lot of people. Oh, well, it had been
a day out. Something to break the
monotony of day following day. 1t
had been a relief, too, to get away
from that Of tension, that
strung up atmosphere that there
had been lately at Gull's Point. 1t
hadn't been Audrey's fault, but
Neville
Her thoughts broke up abruptly
as Ted Latimer pumped himself
down on the beach beside her.
"What have you done with Kay?"
Mary asked.
Ted replied briefly:
"She's been claimed by her legal
owner
Something in his tone made
Mary Adm sit up. She glanced
| across the stretch of shining golden
sands to where Neville and Kay
were walking by the waters edge.
Then she glanced quickly at the
man beside her.
She had thought of him as mere
tricious, as queer, as dangerous,
even. Now for the first tine she
got a glimpse of someone young
and hurt. She thought:
He was in love with kay-really
in love with her-and then Neville
came and took her away ...'
She said gently:
Il hope you are enjoying yourself
down here"
They We're conventional words.
Mary Adm seldom used any words
but conventional ones-that was
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10
MEREDITH PABLO
TO BE

Raleigh, Nov. 9.-The eleventh
annual Meredith College PABLO Festl-
val will be held On the campus on
Saturday. November 10.
This unusual celebration is spuN-
sored each year by the Athletic As
ISOLATION. Original ~pageantry, pat
termed after an old Italian tete,
marks the interclass competition for
the day with color, beauty, and
aeietv. The afternoon PABLO Festival
will be followed by the annual Stunt
Night in the college auditorium, HNd
thc awarding of prizes for the day
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10

her language. But her tone was an
offer-for the first time-of friend
illness. Ted Latimer responded to it.
"As much, probably, as l should
enjoy myself anywhere!"
Mary said:
I'm sorry
But YOU don't care a darn,
really I'm an outsider-and what
does it matter what outsiders feel
and think?
She turned her head to look at
this bitter and handsome young
man.
He returned her look with one Of
defiance.
She said slowly, as one who
makes a discovery.
Il see. You don't like US"
He laughed shortly.
Did you expect me to-"
She said thoughtfully:
Il suppose, you know, that I did
expect just that-One takes, of
course, too much for granted. One
z SllOlilI Dt lllOlt IlbIlIDlt. ItS, ~
would not have occurred to me
that one would not like US. We
have tried to make you welcome
as Kay's friend"
"Yes-as kay's friend!"
The interruption came with a
quick venOm.
Mary said with disarming sim
cerity:
Il wish you would tell me-really
I wish it-just why you dislike us?
What have we done? What is
wrong with u.s."
Ted Latimer said, with a blister
ing emphasis on the one word:
"Smug!l"
"Smug?" Mary queried it with
out rancour, examining the charge
with judicial appraisement.
yes" she admitted. II see that
| we could seem like that"
you are like that. You take all
the good things of life for granted.
You're happy and superior in your
little roped off enclosure shut off
from the common herd. You look
at people like me as though l were
one of the animals outside!"
I'm sorry" said Mary.
ITS true, isn't it,"
mo, not quite. We are stupid,
perhaps, and unimaginnative-but
not malicious. l myself am con-
ventional and specifically, l dare
say, what you call SNUG. But
really, you know, I'm quite human
inside. I'm very sorry, this minute,
because you are unhappy and l
wish l could do something about
it."
"Well-if that's so-it's nice Of
you"
There was a pause, then Mary
said gently:
Have you always been in love
with kay?"
pretty Well"
"And she?"
Il thought so-until Strange
came along"
Mary said gently:
And you're still in love with
herr"
Il should think that was OBJ
vious."
After a moment or two, Mary
said quietly:
Hadn't you better go away from
here"
"Why should II"
because you are only letting
yourself in for more unhappiness."
He looked at her and laughed.
you're a nice creature" he said.
But you don't know much about
the animals proving about outside
your little enclosure. Quite a lot
of things may happen in the near
future"
What sort of things?" said
Mary sharply.
He laughed.
"Wait and see"
/To Do Copfio,rA9N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10
CHAPTER

-
JUST like summer" murmured
Mary Adm.
She and Audrey were sitting on
the beach below the imposing
edifce Of the Easterhead Bay
Hotel. Audrey a white swim
suit and looked like a delicate ivory
fgurine. Mary had not bathed. A
little way along from them Kay
lay on her face exposing her
bronzed limbs and back to the sun
Ugh" she sat up. THE waters
horribly cold" she said a~ccusingly.
"Oh, we'll, it is September" said
Mary.
It's always cold in England"
said Kay discontentedly. How I
wish we were in the South of
France. That really is hot"
Ted Latimer from beyond her
murmured:
This sun here isn't a real sun
Aren't you going in at all, Mr..
Latimer?" asked Mary.
Kay laughed.
Tied never goes in the water.
Just suns himself like a lizard"
She stretched out a toe and prod
ded him. He sprang up.
Come and walk, Kay. I'm cold
They went off together along the
beach.
Like a lizard? Rather an IN
fortunate comparison" murmured
Mary Adm, looking after them.
rs that what you think of him?
asked Audrey.
Mary Adm froWned.
mot quite. A lizard suggests
something quite tame. don't
think he is tame"
NO" said Audrey thoughtfully
II don't think so either"
"HoW well they look together"
said Mary, watching the ~retreating
pair. They match somehow, don't
they"
II suppose they do"
"They like the same things
went on Mary. And have the same
opinions-and use the same Ian
guage. What a thousand pities it
is that"
She stopped.
Audrey said sharply:
THAT What?"
Mary said slowly:
Il suppose l was going to say
what a pity it was that Neville and
she ever met"
Audrey sat up stifly. What
Mary called to herself "Audrey's
frozen look" had come over her
face. Mary said quickly:
I'm sorry, Audrey. I shouldn't
have said that"
I'D so much rather-not talk
about it if you don't mind"
"Of course, of course. 1t was
very stupid Of me IL hoped you'd
got over it, I suppose"
Audrey turned her head slowly
With a calm expressionless face
she said:
81 assure you there is nothing tC
get over. Ii have no feeling Of
any kind in the matter. nope
hope with all my heart. that Kay
and Neville will always be very
happy together"
"Well, that's very nice of you
Audrey"
1T isn't nice. 1t is-just true
But I do think it is-Well-unproit
able to keep going back over the
past. It's a pity this happened
or that.' It's all OVer now. Why
make it up? We've got to go or
living our lives in the present.
Il suppose" said Mary simply
that people like Kay and Ted are
exciting to nc because-Well, they
are so different from anything OF
nyon that I have ever come
across"
Eyes, l suppose they are"
even you" said Mary with sud
den bitterness, "have lived and ha(
experiences that l shall probably
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10
Raptist G.. A. Meeting

The Girls Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church will meet Monday
night at 7:30 o'clock at the home OF
Miss Melissa Glen, it was n
nounced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10

The first transcOntincntal tele-
graph message was sent in 1861 to
President Lincoln by Stephen >.
Field, Chief Justice of California.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

= delightful luncheon and bridge
party earlier In the week to which
she invited IN interesting group ot
her close friends.
Her party Is the first Of I series
that she will give between now and
the Christmas holidays.
Residents Of Brookdale, where Mr..
and Mrs. Won Brandt have lived for
. number Of years, and Of the Dis
trict who attended the party were
Mrs. Frank B. Distelhurst. Mrs. H.
q. Patrick, Mrs. Fred Rohrs, Mrs.
Watson 8. Wheat. Mrs. August w.
Koehler. Mrs. Frederick B. Hyder
and Mrs. A. M. Duvall. Still other
guests were Mrs. 4. II. Haslup, Mrs.
e. A. Block, Mrs. =. L. Beach, Mrs.
James Lee Oliver and Mrs. q. Mur-
ray McClue.
Mrs. Clair g. Barnes is leaving
tomorrow for . long -planned trip
to California to visit her two Sis
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Montgomery
COHntv Ne1Vs

Looking ahead on the social cal
endar Of the next few weeks-there's
the Potomac Hunt with its biweek-
ly rides on Tuesdays and Saturdays
that absorbs the interest of the
county residents who live out near
Potomac and the Glen. Occasion
ally one of the members of the hunt
entertains at tea after the Saturday
ride and two or three times in the
season there is big party at the
clubhouse that the hunt moved
into when Col. and Mrs. Harry
Semmes moved back to the Glen
and took over the Kennels where
they had had their social gather
ings for several years.
Comdr. j. v. Bassett was host ct
one of these popular hunt teas
yesterday afternoon with q num-
Der OF specially invited guests and
several other teas are on the cal
endar to tahe place some time be-
fore the holiday season.
Several small parties are now
being planned as welcome home
for S/Sergt. Myron g. Oliphant and
Mrs. Oliphant as soon as Mrs. Oil
Iphant arrives here from Hawaii.
Sergt. Oliphant, the grandson Of
the late Francis c. Wallace and
the late Mrs. Wallace, spent much
of his early life in Drummond with
his grandparents and is well known
in lower Montgomery County. He
arrived here last week after four
years duty in the Pacific area and
Is now visiting his mother. Mrs.
M. Campbell Oliphant, at her resi-
dence on Courtland place.
Young Mrs. Oliphant Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mckenzie of Hilo, Hawaii. Her mar
riage to Sergt. pliphant took place
December 23, 1874, in the Interna-
tional Church in Hilo.
Another social event OF the next
few weeks Is the dinner that Mr..
and Mrs. Courtland Ferguson will
give In honor Of Mr.. Ferguson's S
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Ferguson, who will come
from Denver at the end Of the
month for short visit here. They
will bring their two daughters
Elaine and Joan Ferguson. with
them. ,.-,,-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson are Just
back from Norfolk, where they were
guests at hunt dinner that DR..
and Mrs. Harold Davies gives each
year and to which he invites q small
number of guests from Washington
and from Baltimore.
Mrs. Walter g. Won Brandt eave
Evening star., 1945-11-11

ters-in.law. Miss Tirza 1arnss and
Mrs. w. ,. dantz.
Mrs. Barnes Win bs gone until
some time In February and during
her absencs her residence In SOM
erset viii be occupied BY her son
and daughtsr-in.law. Mr.. and Mr..
James Barnes. and their three sons,
Alton, Jimmie and the baby, Claire
Courtland Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Service
and Mr.. and Mrs.. +. Paul Tenney
will spend part Of the coming week
In New York to celebrate Mr.. Serv-
ices return from two and = hall,
years duty - foreign oficer IN
China. When they return they Will
be accompanied BY Mrs. Tenney's
sister. Miss Margaret Jenkins Of
Richmond, Ind, who win spend the
greater part Of the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Tenney.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
W..t Il Lovely Sli.l

Does your eomplexion look %
lovely ~ you really wunt it TOP II
the answers "No"-thsn YOU'D BET.
ter ket . jar Of EDNA WALLACE
HOPPER Homofsnixsd Facial
Cream tomorrow! II deserves .
permanent pedestal on every WON.
ans dressing table. It's HOMOC.
ENIZED to sive your skin the
EVEN fabrication in needs. Pat on
face and neck, usins upward and
outward strokes leave On 3
minutes, then wipe Of. Rssults ars
amazing, for your skin will appear
softer, more glowing and more
marbfs-smooth and fresh. Uss this
"at home" facial nightly -. So
what beauty lift" YOU notice Ia
your looksl Ask for EDNA WAL.
LACE HOPPER Homossnizsd
Facial Cream at Cosmetic Counters
this week!
Evening star., 1945-11-11
%, N.u, .1eet C.~h,A

From right now until sitter Christ.
mas you'll bs on your feet more
than usual -. sift shopping, holi.
day cooking and Q myriad Of other
chores that keep you on your feet
all day and often into the nisht.
You can't enjoy all this if you suffer
from corns, callouses, bunions, sore
toes. Take my advice and let boz
of DR.. SCHOLL'S Zino.pads 4.
thin, soothing. cushioninS, protec.
tive pads that instantly stop tor.
mentins shoe friction and lift pain.
full pressure from sensitive spots!
Separate medications included for
removing Germs or callouses. Get
DIR. SCHOLL'S Zino-pads NOW
and enjoy shopping and the Christ.
mas Holidays. Cost but q triAs,
Try them!
Evening star., 1945-11-11

ened! PACQUINS was originally
created to help the hands Of doctors
and nurses remain smooth and soft
Is they dip them in and out Of
water 80 to 10 times 4 day. So NO
wonder it has become the hand
cream favored by women all over
America! 1t lubricstes without
leaving . trace Of stickiness-will
help your hands to look more lily
white and smooth will help
safeguard them asainst that ugly
red.raw look that comes from chapl
You'll want . jar on the kitchen
shelf for easy smoothing on after
every hand chore, and another on
your night table to pat onto your
handskin before retiring. Ask for
PACQUINS Hand Cream at your
favorite Drug, Department or Zoe
Store =. fragrant and snowy white
in texture!
Evening star., 1945-11-11
W0ryentOn

Mr.. and Mn. william W. 0ulick,
jr., joint masters of the Casanova
Hunt, entertained st Z breaafast to
the neld ut Duha1low Farm yester-
day after the opening NEST Of the
hunt. Mrs. 0ulick has been acting
master while her husband was Ia
military service ct Fort Riley.
Mrs. Frances Scott Carter arrived
in Warrenton this week after several
years Of duty oyerseas with the
American Red Gross.
1t. John r. Cutting Is Spending
z leave with his father, Col. George
w. Cutting, and Mrs. Cutting.
Mrs. Jeannette Kines, her son, Mr..
George Kines, and daughter, Mrs.
John A. Noland, are visiting Mrs.
Ktnes' sister, Mrs. Fannie Mix, In
Binghamton, N. Y.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

sdtes disturb the lovely lines Of
your dresses! just learn what
TAMPAx-freedom can mean ea
those certain days YOU need sanitary
protection that's sure to be invis.
ible. TAMPAX was perfected by
: doctor on the principle Of informal
absorption 20 there's nothing
70 hamper you and nothing that can
SHOW II comes in Regular, Super
Or Junior sizes 1t DruS and Notions
Countsrs =. made 81 eompfssssd
sufSical cotton that's extraordinary
absofbent. Ask for TAMPAX this
week tor ass1raass 4 tie tine -
nesd K nostl
Evening star., 1945-11-11

Not ons BIT too early to start talk.
in1 Of Christmas tifts 20 let
ne advise that you demand COR.
DON whsn you buy stockings for
your frisndsl The beautiful full
fashioned Or No.Ssams are destined
TO bring st.aattsry PLUS long wear
that will BE- long appreciated after
December 2Sth! You'll find that
GORDON Hosiery eolors bring up.
to-ths-minuts harmony to winter
costumes that they're sconom.
ical gifts Of real luxuryl just specify
GORDON when doins your Christ
mas shopping :. and make sure
you buy two pairs for yourself, too!
Evening star., 1945-11-11

From bsbe.in.arms to lively tssn.
stsr, boy or sirl ). that's the rsnss
Of quality underwear bearing the
famous E-Z lsbel! You'll find it on
underwear for any child Of any ass
=. easily washable, sturdy for
ruSsed wearing, cut for easy com.
fort! More than that-E.Z Under.
wear makes 4 Sfand "hand-me.
down" a. children outsrow sizes u.
for the quality workmanship and
materials from which they are made
make them last and last! So take q
tip from me, when you 70 shopping
for the children, insist on E.Z Un.
dsrwear "for any child Of any age"
Evening star., 1945-11-11

From Thanksgiving straight on
through New Years, every piece of
silver you own will probably be in
use Why not have them admired,
too? Get SILVO Liquid Silver
Polish and put your silver at its
shining, lustrous best. Beint .
liquid, SILVO sets right into every
ersvies to clean efficiently :. then
comes right out again with ONLY
. slight aftsr.rubbinf with . soft
sloth. SILVO is the easy, quick
way to give silver the slsam and
Slory its beauty dsssrvss! Ask for
it NOW At leading Department or
Grocery Stores or write to
Nancy Sasssf, al Madison Ave-,
New York l6, N. Y, for name Of
nearest dealer. Don't be without
SILVO At holiday time!
Evening star., 1945-11-11

sensational material developed in
the field Of plastic ehsmistryi
PLASTI.CLEER Baby Pants have
all the advantages Of rubber-with
none Of its drawbacks. They're
waterproof and pliabIs-oil and
acid.resistant, heatproof, edosIess!
Won't chafe-for they're light as Q
feather and soft a. silk. Price, So.
Made by Goodyear Rubber Sun.
dries, Inc, New Haven, Conn.,
you'll End these wonderful new
Baby Pants at s. Kann Sons q Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
P.,f.et B.v.,as. %, Uok4ax C.l.L,ahua!

Now the Of many boys comnt back to
peacsime America returned
with u So tax. thi. tip from keep SCLIIZ Beer tn. rsf
the happy day SCLITZ with
bubbles Of refreshment hops
that permits NO harsh bsnsssl the ideal beverase
football perfect with snack makes
cooked dinner better ver Ask
SCELITZ always! the JOS Shltx
Bewins Co, Mwsukse, Wis., Try SCHLITZ thi. week
Evening star., 1945-11-11

SIMPLIFY your makeup technique by usin& HOUBl.
II GANTS "Tansucd" CREAM TONEi This amaxinf
- tinted sken. flminf your
Ha5&H facs with enhantmsnt lyins skin
Ua1 velvety look CREAMTONE i cakin1
lE. you'll NEVER havs up" acsksyp look
hat smart women always avoid Il in dark, me-
dunn and light tonsp pefscly blended 10 match
the natural skin shades Wonderful for hiding annoying bls-
hss jsr plus And for perfect last touch
aks lips sllufinf HoubICANTS sTfsnue* eek Is
hasnsasal ads J Al IL beh produets bsttsf s6s
Evening star., 1945-11-11

some atomic research lAbofatogaee
whenever . persoi pAssed whooe
clothing or body had been a1Yected
by radioactive raddAtions.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

Now 10 the ssssos
Of slamor with he
clothes you lovs
-. and whose lines
love YOUi But
be careful that you
never tribe with
them . don't let
Evening star., 1945-11-11
RuY-LLNES BY Nancy aaae.
Weekly Sponsored Column ot Things Advertised ond Intsessoo

Sponsosso AoVmh Adsesnso0
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Day holds for us! The who fought those died
brns Peace again the world have done their job Now
bind the wounds and
of work for and future. But NOW
by the Victory Bond
security and your response coun final call I'm glad
makers of SANIFLUS and MELO me to remind
of the Victory Drive the last call for your support!
Evening star., 1945-11-11
MRS. GILBERT.

MRS. GILBERT.
st. Johns Church IN LGrch-
mont, N. r., iDns the scene OF
the tDeddtnD OF Miss Eleanor
Francis StOler, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Wendell p. Sicler OF
Larchmont, formerly OF Chevy
Chase, and 1t. George Edel
Gilbert, A. u. S., son OF Mr..
Claude Gilbert>of College Park
and the late Mrs. Gilbert.
-Undert1ood Photo.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

Thousands Of babies are en-
joyinS them Z. thousands
Of mothers know what won.
derful saving in time and
washing effort they bring!
Talking Of course, about
PLASTI CEER BABY
Evening star., 1945-11-11

nna nov that The ehappnl depend REsoL
Ointment tor those happed
en i ssssnt 70 quick and healing msn raw
esing left the nost BY colds Ask RESOL Soap tooor
there. nothing quite like this mild
esansnt - - - -
Evening star., 1945-11-11

Alter i long absence from the table ham
Introduction the family! So this recipe with BEST FOOS
tardwith. .Eiorssradsh It adds touch Of Ssnus!
Hall Sacked HAN ~ -. da Is. Best Ye.as
"a mia,
Rs,na c2 Mi n.rn.!.ae Mastsrs
~ ''
FOODS 1orseradsh adds
it's fish fowl for Mustard
Evening star., 1945-11-11

Start using PACQUINS
Hand Cream NOW >. rs
your "aid in chief" to help
protects hands against Jack
Frost's roushenint and
chappins onslauehts
DON'T wait until they're
ehanned and xeafhae. ronxh.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

VAN Nut Brownies and their Devils Food Cake
this world the Co Sou and
that you'll find make So be VAN HOUTENS
Cocoa richest the world eoncenae fulbodisd
Aavor! That's why economical 10
Think pound Try VAN HOTENSi
Evening star., 1945-11-11

November and December Sivs the fine cook her
treatsst opportunity for the family tasts buds
keen-up in anticipation Of Thankssivint and
Christmas treats! That's why I'd like to cali your
Recipe Booklet attached to every packase of VAN
HOCTENS Cocoa! Don,t sniss Il fhos.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

Here's BUY.LINE that always brings food and
comforting news to the whole family /. RESINOL
Soap and Ointment! With RESINOL Ointment on
the bathroom shelf every household can Be sure Of
having simple, "to-bs-relied.on" medication handy
fofsths discomfort Of minor skin "mishappeninSs'
from fathers blistered feet to babys diaper
rash! Use il for itchy burning Of dry eczema,
eha6rS and for small burns ALL the year round.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

Is 1T A TUG-OF-WAR GET
TING INTO LASTA YEARS
PARTY DRESS? Then let your
self Z P. N. PRACTICAL FRONT
CORSETl It's amaxin1 how il
can trim and slim down . maturs
figure % that clothes ft properly.
It's even more astounding how il
ssts Down on msasursnsnts and
ehantss those WANDERING" curves
into slim and smartly controlled
linssl The Justly famous PRAC.
TICAL FRONT inner vest works
miracles in supporting "saftint"
tummiss with ease, and comfort i. !. !.
% that bultss "hers" and sats
"thsss" are brought into youthfully
smart lines. Try q PRACTICAL
FRONT CORSET and see il you
esn't walk right ints that party
dress for Thanksgiving festivities.
Ask for one at your Corset Shop;
or write to Nancy Sasssr, al Madi.
son Ave-, New York l6, N. r, for
name Of nsafsst Corset Shop.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

How'd you like to
smoke q fine blend Of
Turkish and domestic
tobaecos WITHOUT
the usual "nuisances"
of cigarette smoking?
Yes,-you know what
Evening star., 1945-11-11

j mean TOBACCO crumbs escaped
into your mouth or Ascksd on your
lips resins, tars and other
throat irritants botherine your
throst. Then take my advice and
switch to VICEROY Cigarettes -.
q full-6avored and frakrant smoke
WITHOUT any Of the bothers Of
smoking! That's because VICE.
ROY'S unique filter tip checks irri-
tatink resins and tars OFF :. and
halts the esespe Of tobacco crumbs
from the cigarette! The fItsr tip
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ness in smokinS -. and yet re-
wards you with the full smoking
enjoyment Of q clean, mild smokei
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