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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
12
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The writer asks about packing for a Virginia trip and a five day cruise. Advice suggests sport suit or dark coat for travel, an afternoon dress, several summer dresses, and a summer dance dress for evenings. Cruise guidance is limited by budget. a short voyage is considered suitable to end the vacation.
The correct form is to introduce him as Dr. Smith. Do not call him Doc. If he is an intimate friend, address him by his first name.
Fred Kordon announces the second New Art Beauty Studio will open Saturday September 2 in the Braun Kiep building at 205 N Chicago St. The new shop sits above Kiep’s jewelry store with specials shared at both locations 205 N Chicago St and 302 Van Buren St. The studio follows N R A rules, enabling higher wages and shorter hours, expanding its beauty staff.
Joliet housewives turn to canning as the season peaks with aprons on and pots on the fire. Local stores offer low prices on fruits and supplies as thousands stock quart jars rubber rings and sugar for jellies and jams. Peaches pears grapes and tomatoes lead the canning list with beans popular too. Many homes may feature preserved delicacies next winter based on current signals.
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