Life — November 3, 1927 — page 37: what you’re looking at

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Life False Modesty SHE: Gosh, I'm simply terrified this skirt of mine is too short! He: I don’t think it is at all. Sue: But, my dear, simply every- body seems to be staring at me! He: Oh, you're just self-conscious about it. Sue: Well, I'm terribly afraid this skirt is too short. He: Well, you've got two good reasons for ring a short skirt. Sue: I think you're awfully fresh. He: No, but I really mean you have awfully good-looking legs. Sue: Don't be absurd, my dear. You're just trying to flatter me. He: I'm not at all—I really think you hav “ Sue: Well, anyways, I'm embar- rassed to tears about this skirt—I really think it’s terribly short. He: I don't think it is at all. Sur: But just look at the way cAsk Them How They Reduced How do you suppose the countless people you_mect have come to normal weight: Excess fat_is not nearly so common as it was. It is recognized as unnecessary. Some employed abnormal exercise or diet, but the results were hard and not enduring. Others used Marmola Prescription Tablets. That is the scientific method, based on modern research. It has been used for 20 years. So many have used it and told the results to others, that people now are using a very large a nt. The user of Marmola simply takes four tablets dai She watches the re- sults, New vitality comes with reduc- tion. She ceases Marmola when she reaches the desired weight. You should Jearn the results, as mil-| lions already know them. They are rarely too rapid, and they mean that the cause is corrected, We urge you to try this modern, sci- | entific method, then tell the results to] others. That is how so many have been relieved of excess fat. Go now and learn what this right method means. Marmota prescription tableta, are sold by all druggists at 1 per box, If your druggist is out, be will get them at once from his jo MARMOLA Prescription Jablet; Yhe Pleasant Way to’ i here Winter is Confined to the Almanac - ot aPC) ALMY days and bracing days, flood- ed with sunshine—fall days and spring days—“winter” at the Broad- moor is out-of-doors weather. Horses, motors, golf and the Rocky Mountains! Distinctively metropolitan service. Open the year around. ms = BROADMOOR COLORADO SPRINGS iy Breaking a Transcontinental Journey Here | simply everybody stares at me, my dear! I mean they couldn't be ruder. Well, it’s probably because ave such beautiful legs. Sur: Honestly, my dear, you simply slay me! } But you really have, you Sue: My legs are awfully skin- ny, I think. They're not at all. wfally well-shaped legs. S Don’t be absurd, I haven't You've But I really mean it. I think you've got swell legs. Sue: I haven't at all, my dear— but it's awfully sweet of you to say so! Lloyd Mayer. The Fortunate Thing Tur young bride had promised to take care of Barbara, a neighbor's child, for the afternoon. When tea was served, Barbara was given her milk in the “com- pany china” cup along with the other guests. A sudden crash, and the new set was minus a cup. The child looked down at the wreck, and then up at the hostess. With her face wreathed in smiles and a little sigh of relief, she said: “Gracious, wasn't it lucky I drank all my milk before it hap- pened !"—New York Sun. Pry: and gargl € -ouvree At all DRUGGISTS | $1.25 Send for free trial bottle W.F.YOUNG, Inc., Springfield, Mass comicbooks.com