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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-15

AAAA1A0JOSO oAAAAO AAS1>A AoUOSA "a
ju, katerega napadata diva pt
Tukaj je bill tudi prvi prostor v
Floridi, da smo dobili pri kavi
sladkorja kolikor smo ga hote-
Ii. Oh tel priliki pa sem sebi re-
KEEL: France, sedaj 81 ga pa le
privosci. In res, ko smo lepo
sedeli pri pogrnjeni mizi, nam
je Frank Suhadolnik nalival
kavo liz velikega vrca in Mrs.
Julia Suhadolnik je pa cuker-
eek noter dala. Edna moja skrb
je bila, da je bila vedno casa
prazna. Oh, boy O boy, ali sem
Sc ga nalil. Onadva imata tako
upeljan sistem, da samo prvo
case kave racunata, potem pa
Sc dobi vse druge brezplacno.
Ker sem JAZZ popil vec cas- kave,
nista mogla ugotoviti, katera je
bila prva in koliko jih je bilo
"a prvo. Tako sem dobil vse
brezplacno. Ko smo Sc prvic po-
slavljali, sem vprasal "a racun,
pa sta rekla, da je re vse pla-
cano, ker onadva kupujeta vse
"a cash..
Potem sem pa JAZZ moji zeni
svetoval, kaj pa ce bi Sc midVa
liz Tampa semkajle preselila,
kjer so tako prijazni ljudje, da
Sc lahko najes in naples pri
njih, pa kar brezplacno. Samo
"a spati imava seboj Sc dovolj
denarja, da lahko ostaneva v
Floridi Sc nadaljnih par mese-
cev.
Veste, v Floridi vam racuna-
| 10 en- kvoder, &c tam samo "a
mizis; &c pa zaspis, tt racunajo
pa re kar polovico srednjega
premozenja. Dokaz, da imata
Mr.. in Mrs. Suhadolnik prav IL
vrstno postrezbo V svoji restav-
raciji, oziroma kafeteriji, XII je
'self serve" vrste, je, da po-
strezejo tam dnevno cd 500 do
800 gostov. Uposlenih imata 16
ljudi, pa tudi sama imata roka-
We zavihane gori do ramen. Ko
sem to opazoval, sem 81 rekel,
glejmo, to je pa tako kot obed
pri vojakih. Kar cele regimente
gostov imata; dolarcki pa kar
v busel letijo. Koliko dolarckov
pa nazadnje NINA ostane, ko
placata toliksno stevilo sluzin-
cadi in "a hrano, pa mi nista
povedala. Sicer jih pa tudi vpra-
sal nisem. zelim jima pa prav
iz srca, da bi bogata postala,
da ko Sc vidimo spet, pricnemo
peti.
Tudi prav cedno hisico sta 81
tam kupila. Dve palma drevesi
imata pred svojo hiso in so ta-
ko lepe, da &c bi jih incl tukaj
v Cleyelandu in &c bi rasle, bi
bilo vsako drevo vredno en- IT,
socak. Najlepsa wanna hvala "a
vajino uljudnost in fino postrez-
bo ter vam klicem: Ma svide-
ME in zdravo! Napredujta in
zdravstvujta!
Po tridenskem bivanju v Tam
pi, jo odrineva spet proti who
du in sc podava v takozyani Ft.
Pierce, Fla, naravnost ma far
mo Mr.. in Mrs. Gusta Zupan-
ciea, XII sta preje ziyela' v Chi
cago, Ill. Ona diva imata pa ze-
10 obsezen pomarancni nasad.
Gust mi je rekel, da je Y tel Sc
ziji prodal ze sedem tisocs bus
ljev pomaranc in da SO bill kup-
ci zadovoljni z njegovim pridel-
kona. To udi JAZZ Verjamem.
Sal jih je tudi neni nalozil en-
zakelcek in lahko reeem, da ME
cove SO bile najholj sladke cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-15

Mornarska akademja Zednjenih draw Annapolis,
Md ina veko stevo korenjakov, kateri kazejo dovol
moci svojh vaah in odtehtajo marskaero sdro Slka
kaye, kako udarajo OBJ vaah odbijaoc stroj ko
prceli pomladnmi vaai. njih akcii h slika pre-
mikajoco slko neki foogra XII obenem slu utez stro
ju, katerega napadata diva pomorscaka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-15

prav posebno mrzle noci. Toda
po dnevi Sc vedno lepo ogreje.
Vcasih Sc proved. Letos, prve
dni v fehruarju, ko ste imeli Y
Clevelandu 10 stopinj mad MIC
10, sem JAZZ v st. Petersburgu,
Fla, vel sliko v tamkajs ajsnjem
kopaliscu, XII je bill popolnoma
poln ljudi, XII so sc kopali v
morju in bill obleeeni v .samih
kopalnih hlackah. Tedaj je to-
plomer kazal IS stopinj toplo-
te.
Pc pravici povem, da nimam
casa, niti sposobnosti, da bi
vam mogel tocno opisati Flo
rido. Recem samo toliko, da v
Floridi je yeliko lepega, ampak
Sc veliko vec grdega "a pogle-
dati. Letos sem prevozil Florido
sestkrat pocez in sem vese-
ljem opazoval vse, cetudi nj vse
lepo, je pa zaradi tega zanimi-
vo, ker tukaj v Ohio takega nj
mamo. V Floridi imajo krasne
dreVorede liz takoZVane aVstral-
ske smreke. Sc veliko vec pa
imajo drevoredov liz sam h
palm, cd teh so nekatere do Is
cevljev visoke in to je nekaj
krasnega "a pogledati.
Mostov cez morje in cez je-
zera, je brez stevila. Tri do sti-
ri mile dolg most nj tam mic
nenavadnega. Jezer imajo toll
ko, da &c bi JAZZ incl toliko IT,
socakov, bi Sci takoj v starr kraj
in bi vso' Slovenijo znova pozi-
dal, kar so dvatisocletni kultur-
nj Italijani in cisti arijci Nemci
razdejali, pa bi mi Sc dovolj
drobiza ostalo "a cigarette. Tu-
di bi incl Sc dovolj "a par iger
balincanja v Slovenskem de-
lavskem dOmu ma Waterloo Rd.
Priblizno 35 mill cd Tampa,
proti severovzhodu stoji malo
mestece po> i'm emu Lakeland
City, to bi Sc reklo mesto je-
ger. Ia moi okus je to najlepse
mesto v Floridi. Ina tri mala
jezera prav v mestu. Lepe ce-
ste Sc vijejo tikoma okrog je-
ger; cestne svetilke stole tiko-
ma oh vodi. Oh cestah pa ra-
stejo krasne paine ma obeh
straneh. Tam Sc mi je zdelo maj
lepse pogledati, kar sem kje vi
del lepega zivljenju, dasirav-
no sem re veliko prepotoval, pa
tako krasnega kot tukaj. Sc nj
sem nasel mixer drugje "a mo-
je oko.
Samo en- pogled naravo oh
morski obali poleg mesta San
tos v Braziliji, je bio tudi lepo.
In to je bilo II. februarja 1895
leta. Dom smo zapustili dne 2.
januarja istega leta. Pc morju
smo Sc vOzili ravno 81 dni, to
je Cd mesta Genoa v Italiji pa
do Santosa v Braziliji. Donna
smo pustili vse v ledu in sne-
gu. Ko smo dospeli Brazilijo,
sc nam je uprl pogled ma obrez-
je Santosa in MEGA hribovite
okolice. Bio je vse oblozeno te-
daj v rumenem cvetju. Kot sem
re omenil, samo tisti pogled te-
daj ma krasoto narave, sc mo-
re malo primerjati lepoto, ka-
tero uzivajo ljudje v TEN ma
lem, toda, zares krasnem florid-
skem mestu Lakelandu.
Pc okolici tega mesta dobite
vsepovsod po velikosti "a cell
mestni biloxi ali Sc veG, gosto ma
sajenih pomarancnih nasadov.
V drugem kraju spet po dive ali
tri hisce med pomarancnimi ma
sadi.
V kolikor je meni znano, sta
Sc v Lakelandu prva diva slo-
venska pionirja nastanila, Frank
in Julia Suhadolnik liz Clevelan-
da in sicer letos 8. januarja sta
prisla v to mesto. Prieela sta
vrsiti samaritansko delo, lacne
,o ,;%:A; -, xo;xo oopo;;%: oxno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-15
SkR

2U1E1s11Jll
Slikar John Sargent je slikal
portret Josepha Pulitzera. We
liki casniski izdajatelj je bill do
mala slep in slikar je hotel to
oznaciti v portretu. V momen-
tn, ko je slikar vlekel S copi-
Gem delikatno potezo ma platnu,
je nekdo zaloputnil yrata. Sill
kar Sc je prestrasil in njegova
roka je pri tenn zgubila kontro-
10 eopicem. Usoda je posredo-
vala. V tistem hipu je slikar
naredil potezo, katero je zelel
imeti ma platnu. Stresljaj ME
COVE roke je ustvaril izraz, ka-
korsnjega 81 je zelel. Ko je bill
portret izgotovljen in ma raz-
stavi, je ustvaril veliko senza-
clio med umetniki, kako je
Sargent naslikal oci in malo jih
je bilo, XII so zvedeli, da Sc je
to posrecilo narediti lie slucajno
cd zaloputnenja vrat.
V 18. stoletju je bill obicaj
Ameriki,' da so portretni Sill
kari potovali Cd mesta do me-
sta in seboj nosili slike moz, ze-
ma in otrok, telo re popolnoma
izgotovljeno, toda brez obraza
in las. Kdorkoli je hotel imeti
odjnato sliko cd sebe, 81 je emo
stavno izbral sliko primernega
telesa in umetnik je dostavil Sill
XII s. samo obraz in lase, pa je
bill portret gotov.
Ma vojni 'front.' Burmi 81 je
neki sarzent naredil lezisce v
nekem zavetiscu pred dezjem, Sc
vlegel in zaspal. V spanju je Gu
til, da Sc je nekdo vlegel poleg
NIGGA in je mislil, da je to ME
gov poveljujoci oficir in je slad-
ko spal naprej. Ko Sc zjutraj
zbudi, ma svojo grozo opazi, da
je bill njegov tovasis ponoci -
tiger. To je spoznal po sto-
pinjah poleg sebe.
Jeremiah Ezekiel James je Ii
vel v svoji hisi celih 46 let. Me-
kega dine Sc v zacudenju vseh
sosedov preseli v drugo hiso.
Poslali so k MENU casniskega
porocevalca, da poizve razloge,
cemu Sc je SELL, ker to je bila
"a vascane velika novica.
NIL. JdllltS, &c LII u Sue Sc
pravzaprav selili?"
Start moz pozveci tobak in
pravi: "Najbrze je malo cigana
v meni."
Novoporoceni par izstopi il
vlaka v enemu izmed ameriskif1
NEST. "Ljubi moi Janez," pra-
vi nevesta, "dajva Sc tako obna-
sati, da bodo ljudje mislili, da
sva re dolgo porocena."
"Dobro, srcek," odgovori MOI,
"potem tt nosi ia kovcek!"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-11
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Libby, Montana
,Tu1v I 1QAR

July 4, 1890
The Board of County Commits
sioners of Lincoln County, met il
regular session in the courthouse
at Libby, at 1000 A. NJ, July l,
3, 1946.
Present were P. V. Klinke, Chair.
man, James Mahoney and Chef o
Hoisington, Commissioners; and c.
c. Earle, Clerk of the Board.
Minutes of the previous meetings
were read and approved
On motion made by Mr.. Hoising-
ton and seconded by Mr.. Mahoney
1t was passed unanimously that a
part-time County Agent be employ
ed at a cost not to exceed $4,000
for the l947 fiscal year.
On motion made by Mr.. Hoising-
ton and seconded by Mr.. Mahoney
1t was unanimously voted that a
Weed Control Program be adopted.
Cost and details to be determined
at the time the Annual Budget is
considered
Bids for the disqualification of
County Poor were received from
the St. Johns Lutheran Hospital
at Libby and Clark's Hospital at
Eureka. The bid from DR.. Clark
of Eureka being S65O.00 per month
for the Eureka district was an in
crease of S325,00 per month over
the old contract. The St. Johns
Lutheran Hospital bid S55O0O per
month for Libby and Troy districts
with an additional bid Of $325.00 |
for Eureka District On motion
made by Mr.. HOisington and second I
ed by Mr.. Mahoney, the bid of the
ST. Johns Lutheran Hospital for
all districts was accepted. Passed /
unanimously.
A petition to be known as Petit
ton No. l43, signed by residents
of Road District No. 8, requesting
the construction of a steel bridge
across the KoOtenai River at Gate
way was presented to the Com
On motion made by Commission
er Mahoney and seconded by Com
missioner Hoisington, it was passed
that a grant of $4,000
be made to the Tobacco Valley Fair
Association in addition to work and
repairs to be furnished by Mr..
Klinke
Welfare matters were disposed of,
a complete record of which may be
found in the journal kept for that
purpose.
The following claims were audi
ed and approved, and the Clerk
vas authorized to issue warrants
n payment of same
FUND:
Salaries:
officers, Deputies, Clerks,
etc: ............................ .S2884 95
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
BROOKLYN.

bhOOhLhN
Dear Sir: The other night my wife Ethels pops
was not home when we had supper but he came
in afterwards when we was sitting in the living
room and he had his best suit OF clothes and
hat and when Ethels MONS went up to him TO
help him off with his overcoat he ses he's dead
mother. Corrgan's dead was sitting there
with him
Ethes mons patted him on the arm and ses
you come IN the kitchen and have your supper.
have saved something for you. Pops he just
went TO sleep. 1t was real easy. Oh hello. Ethel.
Hello, Joe. I didn't see you when I came in.
Yes mothor. l was sitting right there with him
We had our shoes off
Then he went into the kitchen with Ethels
MONS and Ethel ses he is talking about Mr.. Cor.
- rigan, the banker, who has been expected TO die
for quite awhile. They sent for pops this after
noon. Mr. Corrigan and pops used TO work for
the elevated railroad years ago and were very
dear friends until Mr. Corrigan got rich and
moved out Of this neighborhood
didn't he used TO come over mere 10 sec
your pops once in awhile Ethel? She ses that's
right, Joe He came over here until he got sick
few years ago. I remember Mr. Corrigan we'll
lie was very large man and he and pops would
sit together in this very room with their shoes
off and smoking They never seemed TO talk
much either
E,hels pops came back from the kitchen just
as she this and he Sos We didn't have 10 talk
much. daughter Chris and I understood each
other too well. We grew up together within two
blocks from here. We were always together as
kids and young until got married and
even after that we saw a lot OF each other Then
ne got into business and the stock market and
everything else and became rich and important
He would have taken me right along with him il
had wanted to 60 but something kept me back.
Maybe wasn't smart enough
Ethel MONS you was the smartest OF the
TWO after all. You have always been happy stay.
ing here and l don't think poor Chris was ever
happy a day after he left Madge always had him
under too much pressure Pops well, Madge
was ambitious She wanted to be somebody and
| guess she iss She came in while l was in the
bedroom with Chris and the doctors were there
too She asked Chris IL he wanted anything
and when he ses he wanted TO sit with me She
\ helped him out of the bed into big chair by
the window
Ethes MONS she was always snooy
thing and pops well, maybe. But she had
tears in her eyes when she tucked the blankets
In around Chris and she tried to smile when he
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

pushed out his feet with his sox on to show her
because she never used to allow him to sit
around the house with his shoes off like he loved
to do remember you yourself sometimes OBJ
ected to me doing the same thing, mother.
Well Ethers pops ses. Chris motioned me to
take off my shoes and did II and we sat there
together in our stocking feet just like we used to
do here in this very room and we never said an
other word and all the time Chris was smiling
and sort OF wiggling his toes and finally he closed
his eyes and went to sleep. He just went to sleep,
Ethers pops ses. and then pops sat down in his
own big chair with the dented in cushion and
seemed to be staring into space while Ethel's
mons knelt down and slowly took off his shoes.
Yours truly
JOE TURP.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

way TO say Happy Birthday" "Coneratuations"
just "Heo''! Take your pick of serious, humorous
sentimental GIBSON Cards each phrased and
illustrated say what you'd like say, the way you'd
like to say it Every GIBSON Card is tops" in good
taste and quality! AT your DeaIer's
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Hyattsplle

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley w. Crosth-
wait of University Park are vaca-
tioning in Denver.
Mrs. Raymond Hunt of Char
lottesville Is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Smith w. Purdum
wife of the late Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore are
en- a~trip to Montreal and Quebec.
They planned to go by the New
England coast and the Hudson
River Valley routes.
The retired Prince Georges Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools and
Mrs. Nicholas Orem are at Ocean
City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Vann have left
for California, Mr. Vann having ac-
cepted Government position near
Les Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mccoy and
their daughter Barbara of Edmon-
sion are on trip in the South.
| The family of Mrs. Annie Mcleod
OF Edmonston will meet in their an
nual reunion today at Sugar Loaf
Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Macon King and
their daughter. Miss Donna Jean
King, are home from a trip to Old
Orchard, Me, Hyde Point and other
points.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
BUY-LINES by Nancy Sanrr
Weekly Sponsored Advertising Things Interesting

NEW YORK, n. Y, August 1lth-It's
shame to let the threads of Friendship
unravel! Yet, that's just what happens
if you lose touch" for too long. So why
not select GIBSON Greeting Cards and
when you think of friend, put your
thoughts" into action by just addressing
a GIBSON Gard? It's simple. gracious
Evening star., 1946-08-11

It's pointless to try to cover up"
skin blemishes MUCH wiser to
use an ointment that will relieve
the smsrting irritation and SO help
to heal them! Id recommend medi-
Gated RESINOL Ointment because
it's been a dependable aid in fami.
lies yor years =. generations as
matter of fact! It's so comforting
to minor skin irritations !. chafe,
common rashes, mosquito bites. dry
eczema, little burns. Take a jar
with YOU to the beach,--for you'll
find it soothing to sun or wind.
burned skin. Flesh colored, it's
"wearable" any time. And, here's
an on going.to bed" tip. Cleanse
affected areas with gentle RESI-.
MOL Soap, then apply Ointment
and leave on overnight Ask for
these two RESINOL skin com.
forters" at Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

Your ability as charming hostess is really "put to
the test" in hot weather for it's not easy to whip
up tempting, crispy fresh luncheon supper
with plenty OF eye and palate appeal! But no mat
ter what you serve, just add SCHLITZ Beer to
come a success! The smooth, mellow flavor of
SCHLITZ is the perfect final touch" to warm.
weather meals, beverage that cools, refreshes
and satisfies whether served with meals, or alone
from high to midnight! Brewed with just
the KISS OF the hops SCHLITZ holds no trace
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Manassas

Among local residents who have
returned from vacation trips are
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Haydor
and their daughter. Miss Challice
Hayden who are back from Orkney
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sinclair who
accompanied their son-in-law and
daughter, Mrs. Otha Fitzwater, and
granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth Fitz-
water, on a trip to Bangor, Me
have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jackson Rat
cliffe, Miss Mary Mason Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Lynn, jr., are
among a group who have returned
from Virginia Beach, while Mrs
T. E. Didlake, Mrs. Benjamin Jacob
son, Miss Nancy Leigh Didlake, Miss
Betty Gore Didlake, Mr.. and Mrs
j. P. Royer and their children, Pat
and Paul, are back from vacations
at Atlantic Beach in North Carolina
Mrs. C. B. Compton entertained
at luncheon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur s. Boat
wright of Richmond were guests of
their son and daughter-in-l law, Mr.
and Mrs. Garland Boatwright and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Martin for
several days this week.
Mrs. G. Keith Lyons has returned
from Wrightsville Beach, N. c.,
where she was the guest of her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Love Elliott. Mrs. Lyons was ac-
companied upon her return by her
cousin, Miss Patricia Ann Hender-
son.
Mrs. Arthur L. Pence is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. w. B. Long in
Wilmington, N. C.
Miss Nancy Parrish and Miss
Betty Parrish will return today from
Lancaster, Pa, where they have
been visiting their sister, Miss Mil
dred Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs j. P. Tomlinson of
Kingsport, Tenn, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T. r. Hurst, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Tomlinson of Kings
port are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar G. Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j. Cooksey are
at their cottage at Woodland Beach,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Broaddus
have with them over the week end
their son and daughter in-law, Mr.
and Mis-. Thomas Broaddus OF
Washington, and their daughter
Miss Dorothy Ann Broaddus, who
will remain for fortnight's visit
with her grandparents.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Miss Ellen Darby
Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. H. L. Jensen

Miss Ellen Dunsmore Darby and
Mr.. Harold Leo Jensen were mar
ried last evening in the Cleveland
Park Congregational Church, the
pastor, the Rev. DR.. Alfred w.
Hurst officiating at o'clock. The
bride is daughter of Mrs. Bessie
Dunsmore Darby and Mr.. Jensen Is
son of Mrs. Ernst Ludwig Hassel-
back of Kenosha, Wis.
Mr.. John G. Darby escorted his
sister and gave her in marriage.
She wore dress of ivory satin and
net. Her f1ngertip veil was held by
coronet of orange blossoms and
she carried shower bouquet Of
white roses and stephanotis.
Miss Janet NJ. Houff was maid of
honor and Miss Jane Crane and
Miss Agnes Ayre were the brides
maids. Miss Houff wore shell pink
brocaded taffeta and the others
were in aqua nylon, and they each
had bandeau and bouquet of mid
summer flowers.
Mr.. Jensen had as his best man
Mr.. Donald E. Carl and the ushers
were Mr.. Clifford Houff and Mr..
J. James Langtry.
A small reception for the imme-
diate families was held at the home
Of the bride following the ceremony.
Following brief wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen will be at home
temporarily at 1925 Benton street.
She was graduated from the Junior
College of George Washington Uni
versity in June and Mr. Jensen will
resume his studies at the Foreign
Service School at Geor .etown Uni
versity in the autumn. He served
with the 5th Hangar Battalion in
the European Theater.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

II straight wispy hair is preventing your little yke from
being a"bue ribbon" baby why that wonderful
NESTLE Baby Hair Treatment and change her into a
curly locks the judges will look and adore? !?
rnslets and curling tendrils atop babys head if
her hair too stubborn and straight be
thing but worry both and her 1t makes babys
hair seem thicker heavier and luxuriant NESTLE
Evening star., 1946-08-11
announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Speer Coar
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Frances Coan
to Mr.. Kenn Lockhart. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis J. Lockhart of
Charles City. Iowa. The wedding
took place July in the Unity
Chapel at Taliesin, Spring Green
Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockhart are max
ing their home in Taliesin where
they are apprentices in the Taliesir
Fellowship founded by Mr.. Frank
Lloyd Wright.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Engaged to We'd

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hurlbut
of Arlington announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Nancy
Anderson Hurlbut, to Sergt. Robert
F, Radford of Syracuse. Wedding
plans are indefinite.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

Baby Hair commended by Parents Magazine been used
by mothers for Start when second
growth OF hair about inch long! 81 for bottle that
makes full Drug Beauty and Baby Shops Be
ask this week
Evening star., 1946-08-11
'0A-4 - Satisfying 0so4o,.~!

OF course having a ma d to do all
the disagreeable chores around the
house would be wonderful.-but so
few of us can afford one, let alone
find one who cleans satisfactorily.
But I'll tell you the next BEST
thing >. keep SERGEANT'S Dis
infectant in the house to do your
cleaning, disinfecting and deodoriz.
ing and you'll be more than salts.
fed with the results. In a bathroom,
for instance, SERGEANT'S does a
spectacular job! Used full strength
down drains, it rids them of germs
and dirt. 1t removes bathtub rings
and makes tiles and the floor glisten
with clealiness. But whereuer you
use SERGEANT'S, results will be
the same and even long after,
that fresh, clean smell of pine that's
made SERGEANT'S famous, will
linser on. At your Drug Store.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

Of Harsh bitterness refreshing
SCHLTZ Beer when ordering Bewd
inS Co, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ask for it this week.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

Ever been embar-
rassed b e C a u S e
you'd unconscious.
ly 'pf. ed a to.
bacco artIc | e
from your lips,
forgetting for the
moment, in your
irritation how IN.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Keep Scotch Tape Aard4 !Hau S.ve,a<R,MI

Better plan buy several rolls of Scotch Brand Tape you'll
around the house for sticking down shelf paper mendns
books lunches and Dad will for
and probably for his workshop dark fishing tackle
Junior will be using fix broken and Sis will always
borrowing roll mend sheet and such like So
four rolls keep everybody happy Most
Brand Tape nowand when buy be the that
the bright Scotch plaid dispenser with the Scotch
It's getting fully
Scotch" Celuose Tape. 25c
Evening star., 1946-08-11
WoMywoods Hal, Cole,s Have 70 Rs Raht!

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hair dressers ETERNOL Tint Oil Shampoo One of these
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