Judge — May 10, 1930 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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FROM THE FOUR CORNERS .... they come R 5 and Bombay far removed from each other and both further removed from Detroit... yet a random perusal of the Seward’s room records for a single day discloses g registered from both these distant pl ace Travelers from the far ends of the world men and women visiting Detroit for the first time proceed to the Seward riably and wisely, for no other hotel in the Motor Metropolis is so conveni- ently located to the principal automobile | and manufacturing plants. The General | Motors and Fisher buildings . . . housing the headquarters of industries valued in billions . . tant. Supper clubs . . . fashionable shops | . are but five short blocks dis- and theatres beckon nearby. Living at the Seward means being in the heart of dynamic Detroit; in an atmos- phere of refinement .. . fine service and sincere hospitality. Seward 59 SEWARD AVENUE, DETROIT outside ex- posure and (wo of more win- dows, low 0552.50 per day $650 and up words | for full information, Try and Get it (Continued from page 5) and answer. vice has been handed to me for | There is no reason why you should not have received this order by this time. We are tracing shipment and thank you for calling your complaint to our attention, Very truly, D. Bailey, iss’t to the Asst, Mgr. of Opera tions, Promotions and Service. Mail Order Co. Dear Sirs: On Oct. Ist T ordered a hair-brush #2769G black, You have asked me What more do you want?) [am 22 years old, black curly hair, part it in the center. Also Am 5 feet 11 inches tall 189 pounds. I sent’ the first order. Would like to get the brush by return mail or my money. and weigh 72e with my Yours truly, Frank Kramer. Dear Mr. Kramer: Replying to yours of the ds inst. can find no record of having re- ceived the 72c in your letter of Oct Ist. Was this an Express, Money Order or check? On receipt of this information will make immediate shipment of the hair-brush, Very truly, Mail Order Co. we we Dear Mr. kK We have « \ for your unfilled order of Oct. Ist. and we can find rrespondenee relative to this order as stated in your letter of Oct. 26th. Doubtless to have order in the » tin know. received this If not let us Very truly, Mail Order Co. Mail Order Co, Dear Sirs: No L have not ree Oct. Ist for one h black. TE sent the stuck them on my ived my order of r-brush #2769G © in stamps and letter. I do not feel like ever trying to order any- thing from you again. Frank Kramer. Dear Mr. Kramer: We are sorry for the delay in fill- ing your order dated Oct. Ist.” As hair- brush #2769G black is not listed in vember Catalog we are ask from su to reorder talog. our new Very truly, Mail Order Co. AL Murray | One Leg Opens Four —on a Leg-o-matic Table Sidney Lenz sa “At last the perfect Bridge table.” Our — exclu- table, walnut fin ish, $18.75. Leg-o- models wreen, black mahox- iy finish from $7.75 up. sive Other matic in red, blue, All tables with Kemisuede tops. Cleansed with a damp cloth Suggestions and estimates for country hones rooms planned. Gane Inne Haullatti;ne Interiors 7 Bast 49th Street, York City Plaza G418-6419 JUDGE'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE BOOK ‘ontains more than 6,000 b usly clever ah Wel ited by the hat have ever ay selfcontral forsakes tman R d clever captions on every page Order Your Copy Now! I never have so much {i JUDGE PUBLISHING CO,, Inc., 5-10-50 18 East 48th Street, New York, N. Y. Dear Sirs Please send_me co Cross-Word Puzzle Book, for which I enclose $ of J at $1.50 Name Address City comicbooks.com