Judge — February 14, 1931 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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SIN None or 4m The Give Away (Continued from page 10) could feature a Dandy Handy Candy Bar and a bottle of mouthwash a bargain price. His is a very ¢ mouthwash, so Dandy Handy Ca Bar users would appreciate it. M3 nephew even suggested flavoring his mouthwash the same as Dandy Handy Candy Bars. I spoke to Mr. Munix ibout this and he vetoed it on the vrounds that no one could duplicate the Dandy Handy Candy Bar flavor, even ina mouthwash. Yours for big- yer and better Dandy Handy Candy Bar sales. D. Loth. DANDY HANDY CANDY BARS, Inc, Interoffice M From: Duffield Stong, To: J. A. Tishweiler. Re: Idea on R.D.S. Proposition THINK it’s a fine idea to arrange with the Retail Druggists’ Syndi- cate to give Dandy Handy dy Bars away free. Then the millions of people who now buy them on the subway newsstands will not have to spend a nickel to go somewhere they may not want to go just to get a Dandy Handy Candy Bar. They can walk ‘into .D.S. store and get it to boost sales a a fine idea, but I no further ic on it now. Maybe later. Yours for bigger and better Dandy Handy Candy Bar sales. Duffield Stong, Head Bookkeeper. 10 les Mgr. lot. I think DANDY HANDY CANDY BARS, In Interoffi From: J. Casopolis, To: J. A. Tishw Moines Re: Free Bars. M grandmother in Des didn’t think much of the Retail Druggists’ Syndicate idea of giving Dandy Handy Candy Bars away free because she says there is no R.D.S. store in Des Moines and what is going to happen to the Des Moines Dandy Handy Candy Bar sales when people in Des Moines can go to Kansas City and get them free? Grandma is pretty shrewd. I'm surprised we didn’t think of this! no hipping Clerk. Joe Casopolis. Editorial in Westwood News “Orr with the nightshirt! This is serious advice. The long-tailed sleeping robe has been responsible for many fires, due to its contact with open grates and gas heaters in the homes.” —Founp sy Trp Coox in the Los Angeles Examiner | SINK... DOWN... DOWN. .& DOWN... Statler beds are as luxuri- ous as money can buy. Each has a deep box spring topped by an inner-spring hair mattress « nothing is more conducive to rest. ful sleep. Oh, what a difference there is in beds! There’s the stern kind — the sad type — the lumpy affair. And then there’s the Statler bed . . . buoyant, restful. “What a bed!” you think, as you yawn and stretch in lazy content on the mattress that is comfortable all over — that doesn’t sag in a single place — that yields pleasantly to the curves of your body. Finally, you switch off your radio... put out the light at the head of the bed ... pull up the snowy white sheets and the blankets .. . and sink down, down, down into sleep. In the morning you awake to find a newspaper under your door, and soon you’re whistling merrily in your bath — eager for your breakfast. And as you start about the business of the day, refreshed and rested and happy, we know you will think with en- thusiasm of the gracious personal service you have enjoyed, of the many comforts of your room. And we fancy, too, you will remember it was the Statlers that first gave travelers the modern hotel. HOTELS STATLER BOSTON BUFFALO CLEVELAND OETRO'UT sT. tours (a NEW YORK, Hole! Pennsylvania comicbooks.com