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PIPE GAVE THE High Hat VA / BUCK FEVER / now lunching at Nedick’s—saving for find not only a gem of an outdoor { a box. garden t li it’s played in the daytime, he'll ning bre wear dark glasses, just so’s he'll feel fountain taurant, complete with run- Nowered bank but even an : at home. te speed romance cane bord? (Caretul there. High Hat-Cheeks Aa Lag theranen cL Penn Roof Garden, Hotel Penn- cor, but tor et aries sylvania. [f there be any benighted anc \ enjoy a remark- souls in town who think of the Penn able you have minal, and nothing more—let them — it vutfer read this and take it to heart, For of delectable ra {which the new Penn Roof Garden is one of looms up like a heavy cruiser decked the pleasantest, smartest, coolest sp 2 in the upper airs of Manhattan cursunt \ large ts been rede- the modert ' and the artificial me this sum ked the vis ve that comes o loops and ind finds you vaguely dissatis OYS, we see no sport in gassing l nl. Good.) with fan sing dining haunts, hic dect with a gooey old pipe filled!" .*«! ye tp 182 Bast sath, Teter: et ; J A magnificent view of the Hud might. You'll thank Uncle with garlicy tobacco. But weseealot River, which looks clo lough te } of pleasure in a well-kept briar packed toss a cork int Incidentally, if the with a gentle, fragrant blend like Sir Root is still s« jose new “Ou Shelton ner, Lexington & 49th | Walter Raleigh. We've puta lifetime Mary” cockta on your s inte this corner and } into mixing this rare combination of | Uit and salu of moving in with our Your e athletic ¢ toothbruy well-aged Kentucky Burleys that d collapsible army cot pea y will forg when Joe Reicl It’s that « ‘les Heel call, adi wouldn't nip a baby’s tongue or a and his © start play over since old) days ttever doe’s nose. Sir Walter's got a delight- better every year, but they were), and is completely air-con- umbas—purely a pe ioned. — Maseul ful aroma all its own. Buck up and join the happy herd of Sie Walter *Pite, doubtless foun * c tence. The entert Raleigh smokers. You'll have the \Ve were befuddled for hours aiter- world cating out of your hand! ward by the genius of “Fairfax the (Full tin, with heavy gold-foil wrap | } M.C, He had for freshness, at the unbelievably low |" pas aricks, ‘the:slicker; We ; © in atmosphe on inc too—no chintz curtains, ne— pallid murals of the me “ tificant”® aasion. Red leat er chair brass studded—for which we have who acted sucker, even if it en- a s office to price of 15¢.) popes ir eves half out their sockets | into the om, unlike pleasant. bars and cocktail lounges, where you can't tell whose plate you're eating off of, half the Delicious food, at a clerk's a fishline and hook out mest riddle of the floor, and pres- ently yanked it in with a goldfish at- tached! If we ran the Roof, we'd 1 pork and 1x could make us think save money by. servi price, t beans—Fai it was Breast of Guinea Hen Under i SIR WALTER Glass, Vi } RALEIGH Dinner at the Roof is from $2.00 The Vil For seven ye: © Barn, 52 W. 8th St rs, man and boy, the smart ' run the Barn have at- inier 3 farmers wh a supper cover charge of . cents weekdays and $1.00 Saturdays tracted enthusiastic crowds to way down and holiday eves. . south on 8th St. They started with the shrewd assumption that the unexpected ; Kungsholm, 142 th St. When sight of a big, homely sort of a barn { we were knee-h toa hon (it draped with horse collars, hay forks ) | you will pardon an old man's maun- and whifiletrees would: strike 99% of i dering were enchanted for one Gotham’s farm-born slickers with the f Nora Bayes and Jack — nostalgic impact of childhood memories. { g of a certain song. And it did. ea Garden in Swe- It's a bigs airy. cho oright Iksey place where "and it was honey you y on Square dances, dabout “Going to Jerusalem.” and potato races with a lot The M.C. is Texas Jim Lewis, the And now, Star Radio Cowboy,” Ever since, we have we Swedish f other th © ple: ardens—alon rf cou and his musicians we @ 1 to report that the — keep things movi Jim calls out. after Kungsholm has brought one Swedish the strange questing customs of the Garden right spang up to all the early Rotary, “WH you from, — folks?” inative hopes. Here you will Then, when people say, the cello-busters FREE bookiet tells how to make your old pipe taste better, sweet er; how to break in a new pipe efor copy today, Brown & ; Williamson Tobacco Corporation, Louisville, Kentucky. Dept. £9 ims >» comicbooks.com