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Inventions of the Month | Released by; Yonkers Patent Office Oskaloosa, Saskatchewan ce TT share in the pleasures of | Cowes, of Henley, of Ascot — one must jourr to England. But to share in the of smoking rs favor- ite pipe call for CRAVEN MIXTURE tobaceo which was the inspi of Barrie’s “My Lady Nicotine CRAVEN MIXTURE —a truly fine im- ported tobacco, first blended at the com- of the Third Earl of Craven in can now be had at the better tobac- sin the United States and Canada, For a liberal sample 1 10c in stamps to = . Ltd, Dept. 31, 220 Fifth Ave., New York. I>} S & D Craven | a MIXTURE Used in removing holes from Swiss che Pr A) which revol Imported from London ( aa h tes 0 prin the manuf stopping engine. Device for Shooting Sky-Rocket ; 5 for Bunk; C—is for Cat; D—is for Dri: oat; H—is for Ham, Doubl by Mental Telepathy. k; E-is ignition, ne (C) propels the lutions per second, re automatically. placed in ture of doughnuts. Whistle (D) ‘Whenin losAn ee Dance/ mbassador Cocoanut Grove | } to the Entrancing ‘Music of the World Famous COCOANUT GROVE Orchestra QUS ARNHEIM, Dewetor The Never-Lose Umbrella This umbrella is thief proof. When the owner i hold on handle, th ret (A) sets intricate mech m enclosed in hand the moment at Fool-Proof Electric Car Window Opener 48-horsepower no attached, V Very sim! ver tion and should be earried by every traveler . | ue ) INVENTIST. with 000 SPECIAL “NICHT COLLECE “NIGHTS. EVERY TUESDAY — uh Dancing Content cowry Fridey ‘TEA ‘DANGES every Saturday ot 4,00 tn the Cocoanut Grove, Tea Serice $125 The Complete Can-Opener Simple device for opening cans without cutting one’s fingers. Does away with the old-fashioned, complicated can-opener. 28 comicbooks.com