Judge — March 22, 1930 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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There’s a Breath of Mint in the Air you're working out spring iltural hunches for your penthouse garden, don't forget to lay in bed of mint. I've put. stop- watches to the matter and find it takes much less time to step outside your penthouse door and pluck some fresh mint-leaves than to dispatch a door- man, who will probably return witl bunch of confused-looking Incidentally, a heavy wire-mesh around the bed will keep raiding revenooers from trampling it down. Also you might try grafting the plant to old Frigidaire coils and pro- duce blooms of ice. Another good stunt is to lay in a bed of pitcher plants to hold what the mint is meant for. Then there's a plant which lives on flies and will prove hold fly-catcher. with r paper. It would, however, be wise to keep your smaller guests away from this hungry vegetable. HILE hort andy house- It would do away dental sitting down on f European Plan And now you can tour Europe on credit. The Livingston Travel Ser- vice will fix it for you. They offer three different plans. The first will appeal to all of you who are now tending a flock of Morris Plan, auto, IG Frig Panatrope, chine po ashing-ma- le-bungalow — pay- ments. It consists of plunking down the steamship bad news and writing your own ticket for the amount you wish to shell out to the indigent French hotel - keepers and the Bul- garian sour-milk health farms you intend getting e LK plucked at. Twelve months is given Two co-endorsers will have nd squarely behind you, but in a Nation of Note-Endorsers. The Livingston Boys hold the bag for the mone will need, and away you can go ona merry trip into the fastnesses of the Pyrences or any place else you wish, with nothing to do but to enjoy your- self and wonder how in hell your co- makers are taking it. Another plan is worked on your shelling out collateral over your own signature; while a third consists of putting down half cash, your own sig nature (ten months to pay) and tak- ing a choice of one of three arranged tours. It's all as easy as meeting a steward off a Bermuda boat. The advantages of the trip are the advantages of not having to travel with the Intellectual Stewdent tours. You name your own destination. And if you care to you can m: the jour- ney in a glass-encased cabin with Pol Roger for breakfast, tile swimming baths for lune! id orchids for din- ner. You can make for the Riviera and borrow enough to br the bank at Monte Carlo, Or you can take a straw suitcase, put an immigrant shawl around your girl frie and go steerage, forefathers on the Th took advantage of the happy be presented at Buckingham F meet George and Mary. Imagine his embarrassment, just as he was making his bow to their Nibses in silk knick- ers, medals and full regalia, to have someone rush up to him and whisper: “Your third ment is overdue, Mis- ter Glunk—1 your personal check for the just heard of someone who Spicking and Spanning Mr. Broun Something ought to be done about Heywood Broun’s t-front. Here he’s got himself a brand-new high hat that stands out at first nights like a teetering penthouse, but his shirt-front comicbooks.com