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L~.. -• Note: — You* Queition Will Be An,w»*ed “P*bi“ in Thu Column. Foe ■ -Priutt Reply" . . . Send only 2Je for my new Ajteoloc* Readino «t LuceT Day Cha.i and receive by return mail a confidential letter of Free Ad Wee analys ing three (J) Quettiom privately. Sign your full name, addreaa, and birthdate to .11 letter,, and plea, include a „lf-addreed. SenJ til lettm ter. ABBE' WALLACE, ctrt of THE OMAHA GUIDE, 24fl GRANT ST., OMAHA, NEBRASKA. 5 D. M. X.—Please Sir tell me if the w'ay my mother acted toward my friend is the reason he acts as he does? I can’t understand him now. Ans: No—your mother isn’t to blame for L. G. losing interest in you. It is true that she l*it him know that she demanded him to respect you.—but it didn’t have any bearing on the way he felt. .'iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiifutiiiitiitiitiHiittttm'tiiiiiuitiiuin.iniiiiiiiii' HftMmitfiitmu ELECT Charles J. (Jeff) SOUTHARD COUNTY JUDGE aiii.ui(!iiaiiiiiuisuititiiiitttnw)Bpwnttitii]iiMni)iiiiffltu8iiHiffmiiuiiiiintiua (Folitieal Advertisement) > The boy just wasn’t as interested as he tried to pretend at first. ****** M F'. VV.—I wish to know can you fix things so niy husband can get a good job and hold it? lie can get a job but !he can’t hold them. Ans: There isn’t anything that I or anyone else can do to help him hold his jobs, except try! to tell Ihim to be more reliable to the person he works for. He doesn’t do his best on his jobs—it is im perative that he work hard and do good work if he expects to hold Ibis job. • ****41 M. E. W.—Mr. Wallace tell me whut you think of my idea build ing on my vacant lot? Ans: F’recting a biulding on this vacant lot should prove a wise investment for you. lluild to rent out or move in it yourself and p nt - ® VOTE FOR HARRY POST COUNTY COMMISSIONER LIFE-TIME RESIDENT OF DOUGLAS COUNTY ® —-— w (political Advertisement) ■Bhhbmhh Municipal Court has collected over One and One halt Million Dollars in Fees, Fines and Bond For feitures. Tries over five thousand civil cases per year. Entered approximately one quarter of a million Dollars in judgements in 1939 Civil jurisdiction up to One Thousand Dollars. Criminal jurisdiction up to six months in Jail or $500.00 fine All the present judges have had over ten years experience as Judges and as prosecutor. The present judges were thfe high five in the ha)' referendum and in the primaries. Never any question about their honesty, integrity and fidelity to their loath of office. Non-partisan office. , *"t Nor-n litical ballot. * Be careful to maintain judicial system on a high plane, local judges very important to average cit izen. (Political Advertisement) " -— For a lovelier complexion, try famous Nadinola Cream I“\ARK, rough, shiny skin just can't be attractive! That’s why thousands are turning to Nadinola Bleaching Cream for help. For Nadinola is a tried and proven beauty cream which contains medicated in gredient* that act to bleach the skin to a lighter shade, help loosen ugly blackheads, make the skin softer, smoother, finer. Money-Back Guarantee Get a jar of Nadinola Bleaching Cream to day. Use it daily according to simple direc tions. Soon you’ll begin to see lighter, softer, lovelier skin—the kind that women envy and men admire. But be sure to get genuine Nadinola, used and praised for 40 years. A full-treatment si*e jar costs only 50c—contains enough cream for 6 weeks daily use. And every pack age is sold with a positive money-back guar antee. Try Nadinola today! out your own place. In other words—don’t let the lot He there with no income coming from it. J. B.—I don’t have much to do with boys. Only have one sweet heart. But I d° want him to trea' me right. He comes to see me of ten, but when at school he will walk borne with another girl friend. He says that she isn’t his girl but she says she is. Tell me what to do? Ans: Keep going Mjlth him if you like—but bear in mind young lady tihat he thinks just as much of this other girl as he does you. In fact when you both are togeth er he will choose her everytime. Why don’t you get you another fellow too. ****** B .H. H.—My mother-in law conies to stay with me a while and I wish to knoW if sh« cares much for me as she pretends she does? Ans: Yes—she’s very fond of you. Anyone that loves her son— she has respect for. It Is my sug gest Ion that you stay on the good side of her—it is much nicer to have h»r liking you than to be finding fault with everything you do. L. D. S.—This man and I have been together for eight months and don’t seem to be prospering any at all and I am thilhking of leaving town. Advise me what to d*. ‘ Ans: Due to the fact that you don’t love the man—it might prove to your advantage to make a change. Neither of you are well suited to the other anj there isn't a great deal of affection between you. I honestly think that you could better yourself by making a change. ****** M. B.—I have a job that don’t pay much. Would you advise me to quit and try to get something better? Ans; It Isn’t necessary for you to quit to get sometlhiing better You can get another job by runn ing an ad in the paper, registering at the agencies and etc., and still hold to your job. When you get a call—ask for an interview and you won’t be losing any time whatev er. ****** R. I. C.—I am deeply in love with a man who lives in Miami, Flouda. He promised me tlliat he was going to send for me and I wish to know what to expect. Ans: He’s working every nay and saving his money. He meant wfliat he said when he promised he would send fop you—Ihie’s just as anxious to get you down there as you are anxious to go. In fact, it is likely you will be there before Xmas. SINGER-PIANIST IN GRAND MUSICAL AT N. SIDE YWCA. Mr. Joseph Lee Turner who stu died music three years i’n Paris, France with Isidor Philipp and with Noel-GaUon, the great French pedagogue-pianists, will play and 'sing a programme of well chosen | piano and vocal music at the N. Side YWCA.. 22nd and Grant Sts., Wednesday, November 6, 1940 at 8: If p. m. Prof. James A. Mundy, in the Chicago Defender says of him: — ’’His art is the culmination of all that is fine in the Frendh school of virtuosity.’’ ILL WITH COLD Mrs. Paul Barnett. 2709 Wirt St., has been for the past week confined to her home, ill with a bad cold. At this time she Is able to be up and around the house. TOWSEND CLUB NUMBER 11 Our Townsend Club Number 11, met Sunday October 27 in a SpCc iat meeting to celebrate the Sixth Anniversary of the founding of the Townsend National Recovery Plan Incorporated. Although our program was not carried out to tlho letter as previously planned, we really had a good one. and ev eryone seemed to have enjoyed SKIN UGHTENING SCIENTIFICALLY MEASURED < BY D. F. NEALON, 1 RESEARCH CHEMIST When a beauty cream has been growing ever more popular for forty years—when the users are so de k lighted with re sults that they buy ®more and more of "the cream—surely this seems to be proof enough of its goodness and Yet this is exactly the record made by NADINOLA Bleaching Cream and even so the sponsors wanted more proof—scientific proof of how well Nadinola lightens the skin, helps clear up blackheads and surface pim ples, softens and smoothes the skin texture. So they authorized me, sev eral years ago, to start tests under rigid scientific control, take photo graphs; in fact, to get the complete record of results under actual condi tions just as the cream is used. This completed study is now considered highly significant and, so far as I know, NADINOLA is the only cream of its kind ever to get scientific proof of its beautifying value. Method of Scientific Proof My research began with a thor ough study of medical literature found in libraries of leading medical colleges and in scientific journals. This search provided much authori tative opinion in support of the testi mony of enthusiastic users as to the results of NADINOLA’S medicated ingredients in lightening the skin and improving its attractiveness. The next step was to find a method of running actual tests on a group of subjects with the right apparatus for making and keeping accurate records of the results. First I built a studio for photographing each girl under fixed control, taking a picture before she began using NADINOLA fol lowed by other pictures during and after the treatment. Then I prepared a color chart which furnishes a way to measure the color value of the skin. This makes it possible to show positive lightening of the skin and to actually measure how much lighter the skin becomes from using NADI NOLA. Skin Color Measured in Photographs Six girls were chosen for the test, their age ranging from 17 to 27 years old. Each girl was given a package of NADINOLA Cream and told to fol low directions found in the package. Photographs were made at the be ginning and every two weeks after ward by a professional photographer. Each test covered the use of only one jar of NADINOLA Cream. At the end of the test, the color of the skin or, more exactly, its degree of light ness as shown in the first and in the final photographs —was measured on | a specially designed electro-photom eter. Thus, for the first time, the measurement of skin lightening was removed from guesswork and put 1 under strictly scientific standards. ( The results of these tests were ( positive and amazing. In the case of ( all six subjects the skin became meas urably lighter and more attractive. In addition, the careful daily exami- i nation of the skin of each subject showed other very important benefits. Pimples, Blackheads Removed The six subjects had a total of 164 pimples at the start of the tests. ' After six weeks’ use of Nadinola, 111 of them (60%) were found to have been removed without recourse to diet or internal medication. The effect of this removal was a gratify ing and almost unbelievable improve ment in the subjects’ appearance. This improvement was even more apparent to the eye than in the sworn “before and after” photographs. Five of the six subjects were found, at the beginning of the tests, to be troubled with blackheads. A careful count for these five subjects showed 88 blackheads in the skin at the be ginning of the experiments and 11 at the close. Of the 77 removed, only five were removed by finger pressure; the rest 1 of them disappearing without any squeezing out by the subject. The pressure removal, as a matter of fact, was done to demonstrate how the use of the cream acted to loosen and soften large, stubborn blackheads, thus permitting their removal by this method. Other Benefits Observed In addition to lightening the skin and aiding the removal of superficial blemishes and blackheads, other Denenrs irom rne use of Nadinola Cream were ob served. The skin became softer and smoother. Pores appeared to be re duced in size. The whole complexion seemed to be clean er, brighter and irAiinrroi* 1 aaItim i» - — As a matter of fact, though not scientific fact, it seemed to me that at the end of their six weeks’ treatment, all of the girls held their heads a little higher, walked a little straighter, laughed often and more heartily. Perhaps that can be accounted for by the added confidence and self-assurance which improved appearance brings. Who knows? It may be their tele phones now ring more often. Alovely complexion often is the cure for ills of the heart as well as of the mind ' and the body. themselves. Rev. John Maxwell was asked to give our opening ad dress which was very unexpected to him. He really made a won derful talk. Anyone would have thought that Rev. Maxwell had prepared this address weeks in advance. We are glad to have such a man as Rev. Maxwell in ottr midst. Then came Mrs. Emma Western who was in dharge of a group of youngsters, most of them high school students who gave sev eral numbers and read many in teresting papers on the Townsend National Recovery Plan Inc. The majority of the youngsters in tihe group were from the well hml stock of Mrs. Rosie Austin. Mrs. Irene Morton sang a solo. Mrs/ B. B. Hawkins gave a number on the piano. Mr- L. W. McDonald read a paper on the Townsend National Recovery Plan which was very 1 nteresting. He also sang a solo ‘Jesusi Lover of My Soul’. He had some difficulty in getting started but he made a grand finish. There were sixty persons present. Our regular meeting night as usual with a small number present owing to the inclement weather I suppose that kept them in doors. Our Town send Club members thave all been asked to join in the Willkie Par ade on Saturday night, Nov. 2nd If you want to know what the Townsendnites are doing, Read The OMAHA GUIDE. Mrs- B. B. Hawkins,R eporter, Mrs. Sarah. 1st Vice Pres., Mrs. E. Harrisen, Secretary. ... .. , - Happy Women Secure Help From "Build-Up" Periodical headaches, nervous * ness, irritability, cramp-like pains of women may come from funct ional dysmenorrhea due to mahiu trition! That’s why these discomforts are so often relieved when a woman's physical resistance is increased. CARDUI helps build Up physic al resistance for many users by increasing appetite and the flow > of gastric juice; thus aiding diges tion; helping to build energy, strength, nerve-force- It also helps ease periodic distress for many women who take it for a few days before and all during “the time”. Over 50 years of use and popul arity invito confidence in CAR DUI! Mrs Harold Adams Gets State Job— Mrs. Corinne Ferguson Adams nas recently been appointed Inter viewer for the North Carolina State Employment Service, Char lotte, which position will give her an opportunity to use many of the techniques and skills learned dur ing the past year at Atlanta, (Ga) University School of Social Wont of which she was a studentj ac cording to Forrester B. Washing ton. Director of the school Slhe is a graduate of Tuskegee Institute and is the wife of Harold S. Ad ams, assistant dean of Johnson C. Smith University. Mirs. Adams has enjoyed several years of ex perience in various types of posit ions, among which are—commerc ial teacher, Shorter College; repor ter for the Norfolk-Journat and Guide; and stenographer clerk with tfie Housing Project, Mont gomery^ Ala. DISTRICT JUDGES ARE WELL QUALIFIED Eight of the nine district judges cf the Fourth Judicial District will be up for re-election in Nov ember The ninth, John Yeager, will go to the supreme court benefli. These men have all served for years—years of experience that cannot come to those who do not . occupy their positions. Each one before he was elected to tlhe Dis [i;,iMuidi;iiu.,n[ini!imiwni; iiiin.mi;i,,tinimimminni[iiimnTiiiiiiiiiiiHH;i!i!ii!im< I COMING! | FISK JUBILEE I SINGERS I NOVEMBER 18th ST. PHILIP’S CHURCH 5 I rict Court, practiced law in his iwn right and through their in* lividual record the voters of this list rict saw fit to place them on hs bench. In order to maintain the high itandard of the court capable men nust be elected and the present udges have proven that they are lualifled and of high character, efficient and courteous. Their record of office is the best1 —fair consideration to all and par iality to none—the rule that they lave strictly adhered to. A vote for the present district iudges, Willis G. SearS) Charles Leslie, James M. Fitzgerald, Ar thur C. Thomsen, W- A. Day, Frank M. Dineen, John A Rine, ind Herbert Rhoades is a vote for ;ontinued capable efficient and fair supervision of our district ;ourt. rHE ALLIANCE ENTER TAINED On Saturday evening October 26 Hie Omaha branch of the Nation *1 Alliance of Postal Employees was beautifully entertained at the Fontenelle Homes Recreation Rooms by Comrade Olan Prestidge md Mrs. Martha McClelland. Ev eryone present had a good time playing whist and chinese check jrs before being served a most de licious luncheon. The rest of tne time was spent by listenin to some* timely and interesting remarks by the President of the Alliance, — Comrade J. W- Dacus. Everyone! Rise had some expression of thanks for a most enjoyable evening. A vote of thanks is due Mrs. Olan Prestidge for the assistance she gave her husband and( Mrs. Mc Clelland in the preparation and ser ving of such a wonderful repast. Wallace Wright, Reporter. I VOTE for- I William J. MALONEY for County Clerk (Political Advertisement’ —NOTICE— Election returns all night long( at American Legion Headquarters free. The public at large is invit ed. Free refreshments. American Legion headquarters 2114 North 24th St. FINAL REPUBLICAN RALLY The Final Republican Rally will be held at Dreamland Hall, 24th and Grant Sts., next Monday evening, November 4th, 8 p. in. | ROSS L. I SHOT WELL I | Republican Candidate Q —=• For Public Defender 1 s * I • •• I® War Veteran, I® Former Deputy 1 County Attorney iiKiiimiiuNiimiHi'iiiii}iitii}iiniiHiiiitiiiiiiinffiMiiiiv^iiiiimiiaf;iii!i!:iiiii^ (Political Advertisement) ^Itching®' For quick relief from itching of eczema, pimples, athlete’s foot, scabies, rashes and other ex ternally caused skin troubles, use world-famous, cooling, antiseptic, liquid D. D. D. Prescription. Greascless, stainless. Soothes irritation ami quickly stops intense itching. 35c trial bottle proves it, or your money back. Ask your druggist today for D. D. D. 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