Judge — September 13, 1930 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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| NTICIPATING YOUR NEEDS) The Seward . . . Detroit's nationally famed “uptown” hostelry . . . was built to serve an exacting public bent on living within the circle of its activities. Hundreds of transient visitors stop| tthe Seward regularly beceuse it s only five short blocks from the General Motors and Fisher build- ngs; because it is within ten min- utes of the principal automobile and menufacturing plants, and be-! cause every service is provided for your comfort and convenience. All units ere equipped with tub end shower . . . outside expo- sure and two or more windows. Rooms as low as $2.50 per day} . suites $6.50 end upwerds. HOTE i: d W.E. SNYDER, Age. S9SEWARD AVENUE, DETROIT Stone Mountain Bearded as Sculptors Cringe! (Continued from page 10) encountered strolling tinker who gave him a bag ef magie acorns in return for the cow. Mrs, incomb, incensed, threw hit out into the yard, together with the acorns, and during the night they had sprung up inte a bevy of leafy oaks. Russell, awaken- i irly, climbed the largest oak and 1 himself face to face with a re who threatened him with worse than death if he returned. “What did he threaten you with if you returned?” grilled the trio. “Worse than death,” sobbed Rus- nd then he threw these at me,” displaying the acorns, Gutzon Nod, who had been examining the toothsome nutmeats, let out ano ex- clamation of surprise. ok," he cried. “These nutsome old centers!" Ina flash the three sculptors were scurey- ing up the slope toward the oak tree gling by his leg in the snare. A moment later they were up the trees. Suddenly a wre appeared above them bran- swarmir h dishing a chocolate whip. “Freddy! ing to lie in bed all morning?” Litth Freddy! Are you go- Freddy Diapason sat bolt upright in | bed and fe Nursie’s nd himself looking into Why, it had all been a dream about the seulptors and the little boy with the nuts and the ogre! He clung tightly t his arms around her neck, ar thing eyes. out his dream, There, now, you see what bad little get for cating dental floss before going to bed.” warned Nursie. “And now, Freddy, get dressed quickly, for the school bell is ringing and [want to get you out of the house before the iceman arrives.” And she gave him an affectionate pat on his head which almost severed it from his neck. Was this not an unusual dream? Notice If you know of any such freak laws as appear on page 12 of this issue, send them to Juper and you will re- ceive $5 for any that we are able t use. The contributors of the laws ap- pearing in this issue and to whom we have paid $5 cacl John Il, Sweitzer, Newell, Pa. Mrs. J. Victor M town, Pa Miss F. Fiorino, Kingston, N. Y. Herman A. Grote, New York City. aight, Thompson- Suzanne. Whitescarver, St. Louis, Mo. | 7 Jim HENRY’S PULLMAN P@RTER P@LL. eoeooe Before 1 climb into Lower 7, I always ask 3 the porter: “What shaving cream do you sce most?” Believe me, “George” knows. “It’s Mennen—with the men who give the good tips”..."The big striped tube, boss” "That's easy—Mennen every mornin’ ” —those are the answers I zct and get again, Men who use the best trains—men who know comfort and the importance of clean, healthy skin—they are the Menner boosters. Mennen lather is a cleansing treatment for the skin as well as a softening treatment for the beard, It floats out imbedded pore dirt, and thus prevents pimples and blackheads. And it so thoroughly softens the hair that I can guarantee at least 2 more good shaves per blade with Mennen, Money back if you think I'm wrong. The guarantee covers both Mennen shav- ing creams. (1) Original —noted for its quick creamy lather. (2) : Menthol-iced—with its go refreshing tingle. MENNEN SHAVING CREAMS 2 KINDS—ORIGINAL—MENTHOL-ICED tMennen Salesman rt your Mennen Shave with a dash of Menncn Taleum for Men. Protects your skin against the weather and absorbs excess facialoils, AFTER THE SHAVE jeutral tint; doesn't show, comicbooks.com