28 r ."jíJi;tÚttii t//L:&.:::.Ú: . : : r:'" ::t:,. :# $w n " ... .. : .);-';"":'-"' , ' , '::;. , ' , , ::'::: :::{ "':' . ' " ._, . ! . :'!: , ,:, . w"""<''ì , '':;':::':: . :;!,: .". F' : ,4.,.> .. '." "'<Ä: :f :;.11 t , . , . ,' : . . : . .; , : , ::: . ;(f,$þ ' Ð' . : r tJI ..... . ,:'..:A!, . <<; <, ..' ,.',' ;::-{,.. ::;:':.' . ,;: ,,;,:: .-,;,. I , j , .' . .. :.:...:t", ::. HJ k; 1 ,:>..., rti . t t. ? : < t. \i..! A'11';"ì .' 'I' '. . ": ' <, I" . I f' (<. ." ; " /':' '!f,. , j '"": .. WilliAM BAUM , , ((I work in cast-iron, run an auto- matic screw machine at Delco-Remy and the fine iron dust that gets onto a fellow's face makes it almost sui- cide to try to shave every day with an ordinary razor. Well, I broke down and bought one of these Schick Shavers and what a life-saver it turned out to be." ( (Y ou know, after about 17 years of struggling, 1 finally have this shav- ing problem whipped." Sha"es extraordinary jaces The Schick Shaver is good for all kinds of beards - from the new soft down on a boy's cheek to the tough- est, wiriest beard ever grown. Each day brings us stories of Schick shav- ing under all kinds of different condi- tions - skin troubles, sun-burn, easy- bleeding skins, bed-ridden patients, blind men, cripples and older men who had never shaved themselves until they bought a Schick. I :t: ....:#::::::,:: ;.:, ,,4. .;'L; f,1 '(,t{'Jif. :;:.lIC /..... .- t '.V' .::'\ ... A ...1 : ...:X.- : .:: ::::= t>...JFiv{4 wt :...",,,>:..- ', t ' 71 :;-.;.-.- ." .' w ' :;, j)t'::' ..:-., ;A . , fi: ..::::: " :'," " ", ...x::.:..;.,,;:;:.....::. .J : . .:--:;:;>>:':': . -":::.::::";::";:::. :.<: .:.: 'h:: V .':': :.. ;,..' :, ::., Ii. :!:'i;i,:;:ij; For five years men have used the Schick every day. (There are more than a million users now.) They know they can shave quickly, closely and they cannot cut themselves. There are no blades in the Schick Y ou use no lather. C sers testify that the Schick pays for itself over and over again. Why postpone painless sha"ing another day? Go to an authorized Schick dealer. Ask him to show you how simply you could learn this new method which is changing the shaving habits of the world. SCHICK DRY SHAVER. INC.. STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT "-'estern Distributor: Edises, Inc., San Francisco. In Canada: Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd., and other leading stores. t"1. :'.,..... . : :: : r, ,.t1 t(.. ,..,'. . ..,:-". . : "!A "' ', . .. , " .M:' , 'Æ 44Æ '::".:: "i' " X. -, \. "- s <i \'"' . \,-.. \ Å . OF ALL THINGS D ESPITE bItter opposition, the President refuses to abandon the fight for judiciary reform. He demands the early passage of the Court bill or a reasonably accurate facsimile. . Statesmen at WashIngton were deep- ly shocked by the death of the able and popular Joe Robinson, but they made a remarkably quick recovery. In about twenty minutes everybody was trying to make the tragedy pay divi- dends. . Leader Dooling of Tammany has suddenly become our most influential citizen. He chooses Doc Copeland as the Democratic candidate for Mayor and immediately there is a lively, city- wide movement for Grover Whalen. . A lesser man than LaGuardia would be dismayed by the situation which now confronts him. Everywhere he looks he sees the embattled hosts of Demo- cracy ad vancing simultaneously in eleven dIfferent directions. . Reports from Alabama indicate that the people down'there are getting pret- ty sick of the Scottsboro case. The fainter-hearted ones are beginning to wish that the flower of Southern wom- anhood would quit bumming rides on freigh t trains. . Everybody marvels at the new a- chievement of the SovÍet fliers. They braved the polar perils to find the quickest way to get from Moscow to Hollywood. . Resourceful little people, the Japan- ese. Baffled in their attempt to start a war with Russia, they turned around and got themselves insulted by China. . The Drukman verdicts have been or- dered set aside and everything will have to be done over. This case is becom- ing a permanent feature of Brooklyn life, like cemeteries and the Dodgers. . James W. Gerard reports that our citizens who wore knee breeches at the Coronation brought us nothing but credit. There was not a pair of knock- knees or bandy-legs in the outfit, we were pleased to hear-and faintly sur- prised. -HOWARD BRUBAKER
50 w HAT DOE S ) ,& p · ",(1 / 11"1 o , llh\I\j,\l".'tI/L <;' ""4"><;"';;;" :' . . . - ===: : j ' .....,.. :k :::::-.' "(::- : .:.: ,.",j" :t/:á* irtfiÎf::: .: '--=::-;.--';..i; ..._.. 1 _:;k; ::,,:, ... '.:. ';"oQo:..:.;.;.:. . (;':-." --:x; ;.;.;..-:.... .:; ;;....:=...... @ * ":',1M f >,;.:;... 4 t. i:: "" J(, U }r! k ./" Y ,ð '.:':, " :;: : ::. ," ':, I ::, '4 þJ, 1* :;. ::. .: ',': . ':::'.:' '.:.,:. ,:,,'l' :::::.: . JUSt- comfort - Just fit - ] LIst a revo- lutionary idea in clothes - that saIl. . And here is one of the unique Lastex dresses that is being featured on Fifth Avenue by Best&Company_ It is froIll the new'Lastex line of the Wolfsie Knitting Mills. . \Y/ e'll be technical if you insist. Lastex is a permanently elastic yarn that can be knitted or "'oven into any fabric so as to endow it with its own qlLII- ities of lasting, washable elasticiry. No Sag - No Bag - No Drag. 1790 Broadway, Hew Yorl( r- hats of thin baku with felt polka dots firmly welded into the straw, for they find their best customers just love polka dots. Their five-dollar wow, a little thing you yank over your head in a dozen ways, has a giddy feather stuck through it and is made of dull-surfaced soutache, hand-crocheted. You can buy pinhole chamois jumpers with short sleeves and casual belts, in white or natural colors; the twin sweaters , they like best this year are of pure cashmere or lightweight zephyr; their '4K Harris tweeds, for topcoats and suits, have emerged in colors-springlike orange-peel, canary yellow, and light blue and green. <- "::/W1 :,t I .",')f. " I ':'t ,': , , ''J;,'('.i t: ,", -'&t I > ......... ' tf" en -I rn )( >> t.:-. :::\" .:".. :: -.. .... . , , Î Q < m -f M RS. FRANKLIN continues to turn out grand hand-knitted suits. This year's, as usual, have extraordi- narily good and odd color combinations, with much emphasis on all kinds of dirty yaller-greens. In most of the jacket-and-skirt combinations, the jack- et is of a solid color and the skirt of a mixture, or vice versa. You can work out all kinds of combinations for your- self: two jackets and one skirt, two skirts and one jacket, and the like, with separate sweaters, scarves, and bags to vary the whole thing. Her bags are dandy; they look soft and squdgy, and w hen you touch them, you realize that they are substantially built to hold the shape she intended. A lot of constructive work has been done in making the knitted fabrics lighter in weight, combining silk and -- wool, chenille and wool, and so on. All to wean women away from bouclé, "'" an impossibility. I was most crazy" ,,',,' about the two-piece suits in heavy tweedy knits, however. The jackets ha ve a fitted look in back, and in front tend to be double-breasted and hang almost straight to the hips, very swag- ger. These are about ninety-five dol- "." lars, and they look a million. -L. L. :t . .* .::.::?' o . - ;: '; :.<:.,: " .: - '; ':þ . ...'" 'u' <<';. ,'."*,, =:;x,,;.,. (..f') v 'M <t t . W." : : i:: ., -:ill -i ,:,,,*, 'rf , \ o 7CJ ;1 -1 (f) : ;.;x.'<<<<= ,I æ '::':'1/14 ""t m )> ) : rl ':.:'. ..'q::: 7V .-0 [lf l;'1 :& "!J'll ]allaw ]J II au . . ".::- 2:::,:, 1 . . .: ipì> r : .:':.'::':;::::': ' f: ;'t:/" Ø'it j-<:::= ".: Says Mis Simplicity to the more or less elusive waistline. The cross. strap back (exclusive in Mis Sim- plicity' !) gives you a high bust and outlines your ribs so you may wear the belt of your frock wherever you choose-or none at all! Model 6605, IS of peach satin, fine lace and Kendrick elastic. ';:Rrg.l1. s. Par. Off. Par. No. 1:859: 198 Cinnamon added to prunes takes away the monotony of the flavor and adds in- terest.-St. Louis Star-Times. Until the day when a man finds himself casting about for something to relieve the monotony of CInnamon. fj'" ij ;, :'..> . 4i" l::=: . .' e GOSSARD LlN fBEAUTY EVANSTON, lll.-Pedestrians crossing streets at night should wear spats and carry a white handkerchief to wave, according to Director of Safety Frank Kreml.-Los Angeles Examiner. That depends on what you call be- ing safe. The H. W. Gossard Co. J);VÍJ;OI' of Associated Apparel l"dllslrtes, l"c. Chicago New York, San Franci co, Dallas, Atlanta, London, Toronto, Sydney, Buenos Aires.