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T T OME. sweet home -- there's a difference between a "house" and a "home". -* Jap-a-lac transforms a "house" full of scuffed and scarred floors, furniture and woodwork, into a beautifully furnished and finished "home". Best of all, you can do it yourself, at little expense, and with magical results. Try Jap-a-lac to-day, on just one unsightly floor or discarded piece of furniture Jap-a-lac comes in seventeen beautiful colors and Natural or clear, and can be used on anything of wood or metal from cellar to garret. The Jap-a-lac Model Floor Graining process solves the problem of "What shall I do with my old carpeted floor to make it sanitary and refined?" Your painter can do it at little expense or you can do it yourself. Insist on Jap-a-lac. For sale by Paint, Hardware and Drug Dealers. Write for illustrated booklet containing interesting information and beautiful color card. Free on request. If your dealer does not keep Jap-a-lac, send us 10c. to cover cost of mailing, and we will send a free sample, quarter-pint can of any color (except gold which is 25c.) to any point in the United States. Our Green Label Line of clear var nishes is the highest quality manufactured. Its use insures perfect results. Ask your paint dealer. l*tCCOtOKS)j "THE JAP CHAP" The Glidden Varnish Company 5594 Glidden Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio There is only one Jap-a-lac--GEIDDEN'S. Both names stand for quality, _ p) 28 1951 l N 3200.01 ytiiro (no WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION THE PIN-MONEY CLUB For Our Girls Who Want to , Make Pin-Money Miss Margaret Clarke, the Secretary of the Club May, igio a y days are usually M happy days, but they are going to be happier than ever the Pin-Money Gub thia month because our girls in the girl who intends to make the world listen to her music is this club girl who prefers to sit by her "ain fireside" and read. This is what the says are accomplishing such about it: splendid things and are earning so much money. "Ever since I was a Here is the first prac- .. tica], easy way to pro* U.J tect your summer waists and {rocks from dust and dampness--keep them crisp and fresh in spite of summer fogs and moisture. Not by folding away in drawers or trunks --or hanging in a closet enveloped in a sheet. Not by any other troublesome, tiresome way. Just slip them into a Wayne Cedared Paper Wardrobe sir-tight, dust-proof, moisture-proof and I take the greatest pleas ure in writing our club news in these columns every month and in tell ing you just what our club little girl, Miss Mar garet, it has been my dream to have a library all my own. I love books ao dearly and I like them well bound, girls all over the country are doing with the money they are making in the Pin-Money Club. Some times 1 receive such dear funny little letters from girls who have read our "'The Pin-Money Club has helped pay for my vacation too. Through the best club that ever existed, the Pin-Money Gub, I have been able to get my books one by one. and my library is pretty complete." columns and who do not understand the It is splendid to know that the dub is work of the Pin-Money Club. One girl in everywhere helping girls to get just the Texas wrote me a few days ago that she things they want. Here is a busy little could stand the suspense mother who for years no longer; curiosity had coveted a particular pic won and she simply mutt ture, and I don't blame y closet are six pairs of stiff-sole shoes--every pair a torment. Have had the misery of breaking them in, only to lay them aside. In the Red Cross Shoe, I have supreme comfort." --M. 1. Wood, New York City. Ctl t aboe tfctl is comfortable (be moment pox put it on. Cbaoje to the Red Croee Shoe. Its sole, (taned by tbe ipcciil Red Croat Tanning Pio c c m, Is laxlblc. bendt aa your tool beeda, inattntly relieves tbe burning end emailing caused by nifl soles. gcrtr.-proof. Your fresh laundered frocks will stay crisp and unmussed, while the gown that is limp from wear will regain much of its original freshness by putting it overnight in s Wayne Wardrobe. Wayne Cedared Paper Wardrobes make the care of clothes easy. They are the ideal storage protection all the year 'round--but their greatest value is for day to day use. They are invaluable in travel--for use in hotels where closet room is limited or there is none at all. And think of the difference between the clean, delightful fragrance of cedar and the disagreeable smell of tar paper, camphor and moth balls. Yet this pleasant cedar odor does not cling to the clothes. know all about the PinMoney Club. Now the only thing that puzxled me was why she waited and waited before she wrote to me and solved the seeming mystery of our club. Another girl in Califor nia wrote me that she felt sure I must have found Aladdin's wonderful lamp, because the club seemed to be enchanted and the members apparently did no work to speak of. She `"I am paying for music les sons with money .am earning"' her for wanting it, it is one of my favorites, too. "1 never felt that I could quite afford this picture until the PinMoney Club played fairy godmother. I was in such a hurry to see the picture on the wall that I could not wait for any one to help me, but hung it all alone. I cannot begin to tell you bow the Pin-Money Gub has helped me meet household ex thing prevent yoarweeringtbe Red Cross Shoe model*. If be hasn't than. shnllgivcyon the name of one who b a s or supply you direct, At lutrtnteed. Writs tor StyIn Bonk May. Oxford! JJJO ud S4. High Shoes (4. Note the Construction Wayne Cedared Paper Wardrobes are made was mistaken there, for the only lamp of Aladdin that we have in the club is Work, penses. The heavy debt that has been' hanging over us is rapidly growing less, S4 SO Mf & ' 'Bendt with year feet" of tough rope paper. A stout steel hanger outside and a row of steel hooks inside bear all weight--none comes on the paper. An extra wide opening and accordion pleated sides give ample room. Notice the reinforced square bottom and the metal clasps for closing. very pleasant work, however. wish for a little money, then we rub our lamp lightly, but when we want a great deal, we rub it vigorously and briskly. When we thanks to the Pin-Money Gub." And now let me show you a letter from a dear little grandmother who is a Pin-Money "girl." fcT. KROHN, FECHHEIMER Sc CO. . 505-5ZS Dandridge St., Cincinnati Aik fo.' the Wayne Wardrobes at Your Dealer's --ST"Ui> tuuus stures. oepartment stores and clothiers. Should you not find them write And the checks are al ways toriiicommg. '1 hat's the best part of it, our "if you care for flow ers as I do, dear Miss memores to us--giving.styles and sizes and enclosing lamp never fails us. Margaret, you will eas price. We will send you the Wardrobes at once, transportation prepaid. No. S. Women's Gowns or Ooete. Dm 8niU. Xxk Business Bulu, Frock 0oau.90itx.S0.... Tfce S. 6. Goo ns. Opera Cloaks, Overrents, Motor Ooiu, Uniforms, 90x6x96.......................... 1.U0 I know you are eager to hear bow our girls are spending the money they have made in the Pin- ily understand how I longed to have a little garden with some of my favorite flowers. I shall have the garden this Shoe Polishes moot every requirement for clean-' sing and polishing Men's, Women's and "How to Care for CUlkla^VSKEfei _ ______ Tbi a booklet la moet valuable to every manor woman-- aent free for a postal. It will rive you htnW on the care of clothes that will make them look betterand leal longer Wayne Paper Good* Co., Dept. 24, Fort Wayne, Ud. Money Gub and I will tell you about a few of them. First there is the little high-school girl who pays her Phi Alpha dues with "' I spent some of my pin' money for seeds and bulbs and shrubs and plants summer, for I spent some of my pin-money for seeds and bulbs ana shrubs and plants. When they are all in blossom, I shall send you a box of them." Children's Shoes of alt kinds and colors. They Beautify and Preserve the Leather Do not soil the clothing or grow gummy. the money she has earned in the club and who has also bought a Isn't it good, isn't it glorious, to think Fiona in Qjnliiy Urgmi in Verm&r i sweater in her school colors, because she that all this is being accomplished through r$QjE5ETfr "Dandy"is a member of the basket-ball team. the Pin-Money Club and that ao many Then there is another people are being made ' Children' Sheet Afternoon Frocks, Walking Gowns, Evening Costumes, Children's Dresses, Shirt Waists, Slips, Foundations, Etc. SOISETTE is the most largely used fabric ofits kind in the world. It oilers the silky lustre, beauty, and rich colors of pongee. It has the same graceful draping Qualities,the fashionable apoearance ol silk--yet SOISETTE Is far more durable and costs much less. Moreover, It laun ders perfectly and holds ils color and finish per* manentiy. jmibadwaieealBi*. Bytba girl who bought a long happy directly and indi willow plume for her rectly through our club? Easter hat. My little I have filled nearly all friend solemnly assured our space this month me that she never would and I have not told you have, had it if she had a word about the Inner not joined the Pin- Circle and its gold and Money Club. diamond brooch, nor Ever so many of our about the monogrammed girls are now earning stationery, nor the Cam their vacation money in era Club, nor the checks. the club. Just listen to I shall have to wait this letter which I re until next month and ceived a day or two ago from a girl who lives in Massachusetts: `"Through the best dub that ever existed I have been able to get my books' " then I'll tell you a great deal about them. In the meantime you can find out for yourself "I'm so glad to tell all about the Pin-Money you that at last I am going to take Gub if you write me just the tiniest scrap that trip home. I have been so lone of a note. 1 want you to receive one of some and have longed to go home for our crisp crinkly checks, I want you to Gilt Edge'1 Tbe only block 4________ ____ Inins eil. Snfitni and preserves, ud imparts n beautiful lute. Ua urn mvm time, labor nod bnnhtn. oa it Shines without Brushing Always wady. Price, 25c. "Fmecb Glow" cu. 10c. U your denier done not keep them tend at hit address and Ramps far n fall ' Whittsuern Bras, ft Co. 20-M ABare Su Cutrifae. Ibis. The Oldeet and Largest Mammfeetarere ef ^^^^SAna Pelithet in the World Learn [ysO'ESETir CURttCE WHITMAN 60., M Uasies It ,, RnrTsxi ** - *-- ******-------"ruzoir' wuuOwii'** Kras's " The Fieur De Lye Brawnnddoof haalirrneoottaaaexxcowel m' i In quality and convenience. Four (trivia: Had. I'L Med. aid D1 Rn*t IU, bay, jUWl 1 "Torbemna." Extra largo. all over, pouch A . I net.with drawstring and piaa.adapted to I I If, ' ' Grecian atyle Oolffuro (at la cull. JOe. ||lu . "Coro-Sat." Extra large, all over, invia- I V I Ihle fringe net. Tearproof, good value 10a. , ''Gsa-Tenr." Extra lame, all over pouch net. I I Patent hairpin fattening. Adapted to any atyle of Coiffure. Oonveol- SC. ! eut aod ufuto-dat* ISC `La Chit ' aeriee, human I _ B I hair. Bmall. I6c;mwd.. Me; 1 large. 26c; extra large. SSe; *" I Stad ootn or P. 0. order if 1 unatie to Pup oflocal danlar. v | Poirier I lindtaii, Out t a visit, but could not afford it. The PinMoney Club has helped pay for my vacation and I cannot thank you enough for all that you have done for me.'' In that same mail there*' was a letter from a girl in Colorado who said, "1 am paying for music lessons with the money I am earning in the club." She is getting along splendidly and hopes suun to play in concert. Then what a proud day for me that will be. 1 shall surely try to attend her premiere-- and I shall be the first to applaud most heartily. In direct contrast with - -- \ "'1 could not afford this pic ture until the Pin-Money Club played fairy godmother'" use our monogrammed stationery and I want you to wear our gold Inner Circle brooch with its sparkling diamond. Every girl, young or old, mar ried or unmarried, * butinett or at home, wbo wishes to make money is eligible for membership. There is no initiation fee and there are no expenses connected with our club. It is just a straightfor ward money-making club and I want you to be a member. Write to Ma r g a r et Cl a r k e, Secretary Pin-Money Gub Wo man 's Ho me Co mpa n io n Madison Square. New York to Knit V