Judge — September 5, 1931 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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through, but West refused to cover. | The J of trumps also held, and when st did not follow suit it looked like a perfectly hopeless situa- tion. Nevertheless the contract be fulfilled against any defense, P tice is open until next week. Just the Best Time (Continued from page 19) children and what does she think of Ronald Colema Maybe I should ay, ‘Lady, now “forget these stock- ings for a minute. Let us be just a couple of little pals. Come now, I can see in your eyes that your hus- hand doesn’t understand you. Dearie, tell me all about it... .7 I suppose I should do that and then she will buy 1 gross of our special $3.45 imported Wear Ever Hotsy-Totsy stockings.” J in his eyes and he says softly, You know, Babe, if I had my way, you wouldn't be working behind the Stocking counter at all.” Well, Mamie, right away I knew what he meant, but I could only blush ind say, “Oh, Jack,” but I was pra y breathless. 1 proposal and I didn’t s but just waited for him to there and tell me how life would just he a hollow mockery without me and that if I refused him he would no doubt just wander through this vale of tears a broken and hapless creature like the Knight did in that picture— wh t was the name of it—When thood Was In Flour. I was so happy that at last Jack had gotten up nerve enough, and all I could think of was how happy I and he would be be- cause he is so sweet and we never irgue about anything. But he didn't say anything so after awhile I tossed him what I provocative glance ind said, Jack, what did you mean when you said, if you had your way I would not be working behind no hosiery counter’? ack looks at me with a funny look Jack looked up and laughed. “I only meant, Babe, that you are such 1 dumb-bell that you oughta be selling hardware or stoves instead of selling hosiery which takes brai some wat is what he said, Mamie, but I know what he meant and it won't he long now before I will be coming in ind punching that clock for the last time and if anybody asks me where I am going, I will just smile sweetly y, "Forward all mail to Niag 's where we are ing on our honeymoon. And, honest, Mamie, I am just cu-razy about Jack, ind whenever we go out we have Just | The Best Time... . Instead of Paying let us mail you a free supply NEW! Palmolive Shave Lotion Here's a new way to leave the face tingling, fresh and clean, Try it! also Palmolive After Shaving Tale. PALMOLIVE RADIO HOUR—Broadcast every Wednesday night—from 8:30 to 9:30 p. m., East- ern Standard time; 7:50 to 8:30 p.m, Central Standard time; 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Mountain Standard time; $:30 to 6:30 p.m, Pacific Coast Standard time—over WEAF and 39 stations asso- ciated with The National Broadcasting Company. F We make this offer to win new customers to Palmolive Shaving cream. Today it outsells all other kinds. ENTLEMEN: “More men use Palmolive Shaving Cream than any other kind.” Of every 100 who try it 86 remain our steady custom- ers. These are established facts. So instead of “selling” you let us send a free supply. You try it for 7 days at our expense and be the judge. Most men like this way of doing business—to have a chance to make a test before they spend their money. Just send the coupon. The olive oil principle The public is partly responsible for Palmolive Shaving Cream. Men told us they thought old-time creams could be improved. So we asked 1,000 of them to write down what they wanted in their shaving cream, Then we went to work. It took months to meet the de- mands of all. Finally we succeeded. Based on the olive oil principle, Palmolive Shaving Cream introduces 5 exclusive features. We base our case on showing you a product you'll like better than the rest. If we do we've won another life-long customer. Won't you fill in your name and mail the coupon? We'll appreciate it if you do. 7 SHAVES FREE: and a can of Palmolive After Shaving Tele H i Simply insert your name and address | and mail to Palmolive, Dept. M-1254, 4 ¥. O. Nox 375, Grand Central Post 4 Office, New York City. Hi ' ' ' ' ' (Please print your name and address) _ comicbooks.com