Evening star. [volume], June 30, 1940, Page 15, Image 91

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

                
Don't Lose Out
On Life!
Do You Seem to Stand Still
While Others Get Ahead?
See What this Help
Can Do for You
IT’S HAKI) to get ahead when you
feel peploss, run-down. If you’re not up
to making a real winning effort it may
be because sluggish digestion and in
testinal waste poisons from ordinary
constipation pull down your energy,
upset your nerves.
Yet these troubles may be easily
helped, thousands have found by eat
ing a remarkable frexh food. This food
helps digestive juices to flow more nor
mally . . . helps remove intestinal wastes
naturally . . . helps restore nerves weak
ened by lack of Vitamin 11.
Eat 2 rakes of Fleisrhmann's Yeast
crcry day . . . one when you get up in the
morning, one hour before supper. See if
you don't soon begin to feel “madeover”!
Wrllo lop “You Can't Feel Well If
Digestive Juices Are Failing" to F. Y.
Co., Dept. Y-23, 691 Washington St.,
New York. Absolutely FREE!
Copyright, 1940, Standard grand* Incnrpnrated
FOR THE 1 MAN
IN 7 WHO SHAVES
EVERY DAY
A Special Shave Cream—It’s
Not a Soap, Needs No Brush!
Daily shaving leaves many men's faces
raw and sensitive. Yet, because of his
business and social status, one out of
every 7 men must shave every day.
To meet this condition, Williams has
now developed GLIDER—a special
cream for daily shavers. With no soap
base, it’s a complete departure from
ordinary shave creams. No brush. No
lather. Not sticky or greasy.
A superabundance of moisture is con
tained in this rich cream. It won’t dry on
your face. Applied with the fingers, it quickly
softens each whisker. A protective layer is
formed over which your razor glides. Off
comes each hair at the base without scrap
ing. Like a cold cream, yet not greasy, Glider
helps keep your skin smooth all day. Glider
is the result of 100 years' experience in mak
ing fine shaving preparations.
FREE —tube of Glider. Send your name
and address today. The J. B. Williams Co.,
Dept. VG-1, Glastonbury, Conn.
l NIP » with **1
I STOPS PtRSP^^y
Smooth a finger tip of^k
this snow-white cream
under your arms... and
' ZIP! you’re free from
" offending odors. Stops
perspiration I to 4 days.
Quickly disappears,
does not Irritate. Harm
less to clothing. Comes
in economical attract
ive, over - sire jars . . .
offers so much more for
your money. Good Storos.
XLarge jar 19t—extra large jar SJfs
The success story
of
LEW JENKINS
New
Lightweight Champion
aitold by
ARTHUR MANN
NEXT WEEK
^ ANY
_ KOI. I.
DEVELOPED
and 8 Amazingly
Beautiful Prints In
NATURAL COLORS,
Only 25c. NATURAL COL
OR REPRINTS. 3c Each. 35mm
Films Dev. & 36 Natural Color En
largements . SI.25
NATER\I. COLOR PHOTO SERVICE
Room 200, Janesville, YY'Isconsln
"Fellow Citizens —!"
*
| • A •ell, here it is nearly the
Fourth of July.
▼ ▼ And I don’t want to
n be one of these folks that’s al
1 ways goin’ around moanin’ about
the good old days, but I sure miss
the specch-makiti'we used to have.
Of course, there’ll be plenty of
talkin’ this F'ourth. But goin’
hckety-split down the highway
with your car radio turned on
while some crackpot spouts his
pet ideas at you, in between a
sales talk, ain’t oratory it’s plain
contusion.
Why, 1 remember once, when 1
was a boy, old Congressman
Harper from our district made a
speech from three o’clock till sun
i down on July 4. People came and
sat, ate ice cream, drank lemon
ade and went out and watered
the horses, talked about the
neighbors — and still the speech
went on. Every halt-hour or so
somebody would start whistlin’
and cheerin’ and the Congress
man would pause, drink half a
pitcher of ice water and light into
his speech with what next day’s
paper called “renewed vigor.”
I can’t remember what the
speech was about. But it must
have been important, because
those was the times when about
mne-tenths of all the folks were
what we’d call the “underprivi
leged" nowadays. No cars, no
electricity in the town, no bath
rixtms hardly, no movies, and
only one Sunday suit or dress
apiece.
Somehow, about the only thing
I can remember we had lots of
then was happiness!
WALLY BOflEN
Life went on, and so did Harper's speech
DEFINITIONS: Wise and Otherwise
Peace: A thing you can’t get by
throwing rocks at a hornet’s nest.
War: A plague of mankind which
should be banished from the earth
— Washington.
Democracy: A state of mind in which
every man is as good as every other
man, provided he really is.
War : A monster which will destroy
us unless we destroy it. — Bryce.
Politician: One who thinks of the
next election; whereas the states
man thinks of the next generation.
Collected by
Jno. Garland Pollard
Former Governor of Virginia
HELL'S GRAVEYARD
Continued from page twelve
! that not a single juvenile under six
teen was haled into a local or county
court, and not one juvenile of any age
was sent from Garfield to a state cor
rectional institution.
The young Mayor, who worked out
with the football team so vigorously
one afternixm that he ripped his pants
kicking the ball, doesn’t always wear
kid gloves — in fact sometimes he
dons the mailed fist His tenderness
ends with the juvenile offender; he
has no sympathy for the hardened
to you — and I’m not liking it. But I
won’t help you get your license back.
I’ll even go further: I’m going to ask
you to leave this town and never come
back. Times have changed, Tom. You
don’t fit in here any more. I’d get you
a job but you know as well as I do that
you don’t want a job'. So, here, take
this”—hepresseda bill into the ex-con
vict’s hand — “and get out of town.”
The fellow clutched the bill tightly
in his hand as he walked to the door.
At the threshold he paused.
criminal. One of
his former school
mates called upon
him the night
after being re
leased from the
Ohio State Peni
tentiary. They
had palled around
together until
Gabriel went to
college — and his
buddy joined a
gang. The May
or's old chum
wanted his driv
er’s license re
newed, and fig
ured a little polit
ical influence
wouldn’t hurt.
“Look Tom.”
Gabriel said, “I
never thought I’d
ever talk this way
Hall
“The Senator, must have a
burning message today"
“Listen, John
ny, all I got to say
is . this: I been
reading about
what you done
here and if some
body had done
the same thing
when you and I
was kids you
wouldn’t be tell
ing me to get out
of your house.”
Then he left.
Gabriel didn’t
feel good, but,
since the Second
Generation has
transformed
‘‘hell’s grave
yard’’ into Boys’
Town, it’s deter
mined to keep it
that way for the
kids to come.
Me loafing? 1 should say not! When Susan
called, I was merely deep in thought. “I know I
am supposed to polish the car,” I said.1 But you
do not understand. I have been lying here in
venting a new and easier way to polish autos.”
"Wall, you can stop inventing right now,”
said Susan, pointing to the No. 7 Polish ad
in my magazine. “Somebody beat you to it.
And if this polish is as easy to use as every
body says it is, even you can shine the car
quickly. Now git!”
Soon aftor, Susan stuck tier head out the win- B
dow and shouted: “Stop gawking at the neigh- 1
hors’ new car and get that polish!” “But, ]
Susan,” I replied, “this is our car. It was so -3
easv polishing it with No. 7 I think I’ll go into J
the car-polishing business!” 1
DU PONT NO 7 POLISH
made by the makers of DUCO* and DULUX*
«Ke«. U. 8. VtA. Off.
WAHTASAMPUP \
Hu Pont, Co., Dept. 6-D, Chem. Spec. Div., Wilmington, Del. J
Send me a sample of the improved No. 7 Polish — enough
lor hood and fenders. I enclose it to help cover mailing costs. I
I
Name-—-—- I
Address.---— i
Citv & State--—-----—
(Offer good tn U. S. only) jj
t _— — — J
WINDSHIELD AND TOP MOULDING LEAKS stopped quickly and securely with
DU PONT TOP SEALER. Good for rear window leaks, too. _
Cool off in fc'sorooooooff « ' ""I
c £
^ °d°JdA «"• •*£?**» IO Pw?li oya
isb^1^ S,
All Grocers
sell Unit
w
To soothe a burn
ing face, try the
easy, inexpensive
UNIT Face Mask.
Four simple steps—
directions on every
^ package.