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Highland Park Press, 22 May 1930, p. 17

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I SCORES AGAIN l "Masquerade" New Serial in Daily Illustrated Times; Also Magic Circle Young girls today face problems of life that their mothers and flth- cars, do nut.thutunuthly linderstand. And this is true of rich girls as well as those in moderate and poor cir- cumstanees. Alicia Banker didn't kncw it at the timv, but she hastened, her pmbloms to a climax when she stepped into a. stranger's our with a classmate at an exclusive boarding school Just to light a cigaret. When the stranger appeared - a dashing, well-dressed Prune man with a clear eye--Alieia's during led her intu a series of ad- ventures which suddenly plunged her into a new world. From the debutante tlaughter of a hUUSEhuld presided over by a million- aire father, she changed her identity to that of Audrey Boyle, with noth. ine but an active brain and good lmks as hee weapons tu keep the wolf from the door. Audrey wendon the stage and be- came a feted shuw girl of Broadway. "Masquerade" Anne thtrdner's Ingest story of thrill-hunting youth, tells what happened to her. “Masquerade” Thursday, May 22, 1930 "CHIC" SALE, who gained m- tion-wide fame recently by writing a popular little book called "The Specialist" is Chicago's latest mu- sical comedy hit in “Hello Paris" at the Grand Opera House. Is the new serial in the 1').in Illu- strated Times,' Chicago's pieture news- paper, which has won so mlny thous- onds of readers, especially among girls and women. "Masquerade" is just starting in the Daily Times md todsy is a good time to begin read, ing it. Another nuvel feature in the Daily Times is the Magic Circle picture award which has caused a furore wrung girls in the loop around the nun hour. Every day the Daily Times camera man takes several pic- tures near big buildings in the loop. ...ond Last Much . LongeHT. SHORE Lsas/tlEANEns, "Mirocleon makes my Clothes THAT is the tribute paid to Mira- clean by thousands of Highland Park’s loveliest women. To them Miraclean is essential, for they know that cleanliness and leveli- know that cleanliness and loveli- ness depends, to a great extent, on the appearance of their apparel. Their experience has been that there is a vast difference in ordi- nary dry cleaning and Miraclean- 1215 Washington Avenue setian b7: 'aa of My ':ri'ii1"i'-i"i"iiiiiD Look Much Better THE PRESS The girls of the present [enun- tion hnve proved that it is not men- sm'y to wear hoop skirt: in order to make whoopee. C. L. Roam President clean leaves no oil or impurities in materials to attract dirt quickly. Call the Shore Line Cleaners to- morrow and acquaint yourself with this better cleaning method. ing. Miracleun duets not leave a dis.. restores fabrics ks well their newness and beauty asteful cleaning odor. Miraclean . me. elm the ft e f r0 tht tlu Ali! The I other day for [ umppy rumble laugh this oft. TELEPHONE lid“ mud be prtty pa mm at that. Every a: we see from the 3 tate Mr "Cal." printed ' novieu have [one u an than the doctrine of re Att. They are ttow adv, nu from religion. dl Highland Park 3400 as in Okluhxm sold $27,500. Now let sent mud-ter- try color to Mira- step Nr. religion Woe-an; pal: um It "

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