Judge — April 3, 1926 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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Leather face ot baby face Spreading the gospel of the Mennen Shave naturally makes me notice faces a whole lot. I’ve been handed the keys of the city by men with faces as tender- skinned as a baby’s and others with faces that looked like a Sunday roast- of-beef on Wednesday. And they all swear by Mennen Shaving Cream. Take Mennen Shaving Cream first. Never mind the adjectives. Here’s a lather that can reduce anybody’s whiskers—I don’t care how horny and wiry they are—to absolute and complete limpness. It’s a process— Dermutation—that Mennen discov- ered and no competitor has ever got the hang of. If you're one of those 3-brush-dabs and 7-second-razor artists, it gives youa shave —a close shave —better than you've ever had before. A shave that stays all day. And if you’ve got a tender, shave-every- other-day skin, your razor goes through literally without any pull or scrapy feeling. A clean, smooth de-bearding every day. Next, there isn't any sort of a face that isn’t better off for a little squeeze of Mennen Skin Balm rubbed over the shaved area. It comes in tubes and gives a wholly delight- ful, cooling sensation —tingling, refreshing. It tones up the tissue —soothes any pos- sible irritation. It’s greaséless—absorbed in half a minute—and as sensible as putting on a clean collar to go and see your best girl. Same way with Mennen Talcum for Men. Made so it won't show on your face. Drysthe skin thoroughly. Antiseptic. Leaves a gorgeous silk-like film that protects against wind, rain, sun or a scraggly collar. In other words, the Mennen Complete Shave is great stuff for he-men who have discovered that there’s a lot of virtue in being comfortable — to say nothing of being really well-groomed. Step into your corner drugstore today and get the makings. It’s " an Heng (ensen Selesmen) MENNEN SHAVING CREAM | Love’s Reverses Characters: He and She Act I He—Dearest! She—Yes. “Will you marry me?” “No,” “Good-by. (Curtain) Act II (Two hours later) He—Good-by. self. She—No. “Will you marry me?” “Dearest!” (Curtain) Toronto Goblin Youngster—Why do delegates locked up, papa? Father—They don’t, my son. Why, I just heard a man say he was a delegate at large. —Ohio State Sun Dial “Darling, will you marry me?” “No.” “Well, then, please don’t tell Dolly I asked you first.” —Cauirornia Petican I shall drown myself.” I shall drown my- they keep Rs = HOBRIER = You don’t intend to stay out of school next year on my account, do you, Tom? Connie Tom—No, I intend to stay in school on dad's. —-Norre Dame JuGGier She She loves all nature, Birds and trees. Sie loves the dewdrops And the bees. She loves the sky, The turtle dove, She loves all good—and She sure can love. ; —Boston Beanpot ced yl “What would you say if I kissed you? “T wouldn't be in a position to speak.” —N, Carolina Buccancer soe “Why was Ruth swearing so last Sunday morning?” “She couldn't find her prayer book.” —Oklahoma Whirlwind comicbooks.com