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KILLED OUT OF SKASON, but not by a hunter's
gun. ihis little yearlmp doe had seen so many
auws go wnizzinp; oy ner on the wonderful hijrh
ways of the Adirondacks she carelessly jutrped
in iront oi a pair or dazzling hesid lights one night.
History doesn't tell us what happened to the
motorist and his speeding juggernaut, u rn. w.i,i
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"VV HY BOTHER
ABOUT SLEEVES AT
ALL?" reasons Ma
demoiselle after a sea
son most stingy of arm
coverings. But the
textile manufacturers
and modistes must live,
so the quarter of a yard
of sleeve material she
gathers around her
neck and hastens forth
to the races at fashion
able Deauville. And be
hold the latest French
fashion is born.
International.
"BEAT MINE IF "i'Otr
CAN," challenges Gov
ernor "Al" Smith of
W. A. Humphries of
New York, during a
friendly little foursome
over the beautiful links
at Hotel Champlain
Bluff Point, Lake
Champlain, where Gov
ernor "Al" has been
trying of late to forget
his campaign worries.
The other two mem
bers of the party arc
W. J. Moran anl
George Gillespie, both
of New York.
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FOUND THE LOST
CHORD, a week ago yester
day, in the auditorium of New
York City's Municipal Pier, at
the regular weekly matinee of
the Children's Civic Theatre,
under the supervision of the
Drama League. Hundreds of
Manhattan youngsters
watched with wonder-eyes
their little playmates acting
upon a real stage as they
presented "The Pied Piper."
"Robin Hood," and "Phoco."
This be-curled quintet of
1940 "Galli Curtis," snapped
by our photographer as they
struck a "high one," proved
one of the real musical t re-its
of the afternoon.
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VOTES FOR WOMEN!
The young lady in over
alls shaking a mean
hammer high above
Chicago's streets is a
reporter for an after
noon newspaper out. or
rather up, after local
color, on the thrills of
being a da.y laborer in
America's second larg
est city. Sin-e "truth
is stranger than fic
tion" her story ought,
to have been a good
"Just washed
good as new"
EVERY shield that bears the
name Kleinert's comes to
you endorsed by your past expe
rience. You know it is comfort
able, dainty, serviceable, and as
easily washed as a handkerchief.
Buy Knowingly-buy Kleinert's.
I. B. KLE1NERT RUBBER CO.
719 725 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY
Also mer of Khinrrl t Baby Pmnt Rubber Shettmt. Crib
Sfmtmf. Sinirary Goods. Tourntt Cases. Bmthmt
Cp. Hose Supportrrs. etc.
Egyptian Chocolates
The cboica of exacting
candy loyar.
FLAVORS THAT SATISFY
Sold at most good shop.
Mstles
tastes good
tome
VIRGINIA MAY WERNZ
Nestle's Food Co. Louisville, Ky.
Wehadnohopesofraisingourbaby. She
was so thin ana delicate. We tried many
different foods and could find none to agree
with her. She kept getting thinner all the
time, until someone recommended Nestle's
Food. Now she is a fine, robust, healthy
baby. Thanks to Nestle's Food for it saved
the life of our loved one. Yours truly,
3017 Bismarck Ave. Mrs. LWernz
Letters like this need no comment.
Let us send you, for your baby, a free
trial package of Nestle's enough for
12 feedings and a valuable book for
mothers. A post card will bring them.
AddrtM Dept.17,
NESTLE'S FOOD COMPANY
NEW YORK
NESTLES FOOD
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