Life — March 1, 1928 — page 42: what you’re looking at

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Che ENTYNE and smile/ Your teeth are the sunshine of your smile— that’s why they’re always noticed. Be proud to show them in your smile. Keep teeth sparkling white. Dentyne is a delicious quality gum that makes smiles more attractive. It keeps teeth snowy white. Chew Dentyne . .. and smile. OLD MONEY WANTED Per voursei#! It pays! I paid |. D. Martin, Virginia, $200 for a a ingle: cent. Mr. Manning, New York, $1,300 for one aver dolla, Mra... Adams $749 fora few old coins. I want all kinds of old coins, medals, bills and stamps. | pay big premiums. Offer $100 for 1894 Dime, S. Mine: $50 for 1913 Liberry Head Nickel (not Buffalo) and hundreds of other amazing prices for coins. Get in touch with me. Send 4¢ for * Large Ilustrated Coin Folder. It may NUMISMATIC COMPANY OF TEXAS Dept 313 FORT WORTH, TEXAS Cream of Seoteb Homespuns, direct from makers sult lcngtba by post, $2.00 per yd. Samples free on stati des desired. AUTOMATIC CONCERTINA (Small Size Accordion) Played with Interchangeable Rolls Without any faint te le of notes, with out soudyor practice, you_cin ‘play: perfect Hike frit any, Songe. dances, fox, trot fete, Nobody can nent exetybindy ‘must tit fol tone, playing compl animents. "Music ts. wanted Megat assortment of “Holts, latest Tits. Three for, Home, Converts. Paid, ‘Ratertalners $3 gra $80.00 and free masts roll Ive “circular No. K. matted trea” TRE ASU RE shee COMPANY, Road, New Yerk, EUROP ‘The Leadit red ost Write or ui ts Ew es 553 FINIH AVE” 1928 Student TOV ARD fou ved envertainment ssociations. Cc / ‘TORE, CALLOUSES Quick, safe relief for callouses and burning on bottom of feet. At all drug, shoe and dept. stores—3s¢ Dr? Scholls Zino-pads Mx For Free Sample, write The Scholl Mfg. Co., Chicago THE DEVINE MALLENBECK COMPANY, INC, PRINTERS, NEW YORE Lire’s All-America Travel Contest (Continued from page 39) who was President of the Republic, now the State, of Texas. Galveston is about fifty, not seventy-five, miles southeast of Houston. New Orleans is a monument to the bravery and enterprise of the carly French, not Spanish, explorers. You missed the Mardi Gras (not Mardi- gras), which takes place, this year, on the twenty-first of February. It is an occasion for much merriment and is not at all solemn. Biloxi, Mississippi, is a winter re- sort and has no great factories. Gen- eral Andrew (not “Stonewall’’) Jack- son, in 1815 (War of 1812), de- feated the British at Chalmette, not on Lake Pontchartrain (not Point- chartrain). There is only one bayou, and many palm (not pepper) trees, in New Orleans, No scrapple is served in Antoine's Restaurant (on St. Louis, not Iber- ville, Street), where you received your principal (not principle) thrill. For your summer clothes, I presume, you went to the department store, not the realty company, named Maison Blanche. Sincerely, J. J. Donat, 205 Third St., San Francisco, Calif. Winter Ture trees are losing all their leaves And chilling winds are sweeping by. Full many an ardent golfer grieves; But why? When courses lie beneath the snow And drifts are piled too deep to roam, Perhaps he'll find the time to go Back home. And there he'll meet that little band, The wife and kiddies, who will flock To welcome him—if they can stand The shock. So it is thus that winter’s haze The simple family life restores; Since father stays at home and plays Indoors. Night after night he will relate To little children at his knee Just how it was he missed that cight- Y-three. Night after night they,all will learn Just what it was that marred his swing. Until, at last, they come to yearn For Spring. —Golfing (London). Morurr (proudly): I wish, my som that your father would stay home one evening to see how well you behave when he is out—Die Muskete (Vienna). comicbooks.com