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en- Roman fra
Sorserfrieens Oase

Sra Tortlano, Oregon, berette3
oen 29be Septen1ber: en- Gonor,
iom tog lin 9egpnbeIie / @atertopn,
g. o., isr @orqerfrisen, reiultereoe
ioae / ct 9@gteifab meqem Charles
9. Semett ira albanp, Gre, %
Mrs. @attie 9elanb ira Sarge, q.
Oaf. gaabe gruo oe grl,ogom er
70 gar enmle.
Sc Npgiite bill tilbringe fine Sbe.
b~ebrsbsboge / BEN gp / stoter
SEEM 0orf bpor De begge tiIbragte
lin @arnbom o. I 1861 par ainre.
iteioIf. SorlopeIien gift imiolertio
operitpr, og ben unge Pise giitebc
iig ell fort 9io efter meo en- Der.
2elanS cg fptteoe meo bam til Ser
mont.
Smtrent sao iamme sio eiiteoe
oeiaa Mr. Seipctt Jig % flptteoe til
@ebrafa, bbor ran Hog fig poo 6ur-
ming. Sor 10 aar iioen boiatte
ban fig / aIboup, Oregon. Suns
Suitru bsbe for Here @ar iioer.
8 CONNER aflagbe ban Ell geiss
/ lit garnboms1iem % fom "a og.
iaa belt naturIig til at ipsrse eiter
ben urtse gise, ran i lin llnsoOm
bapSe bolSt al. San if oa pioe, at
bun baooe ppret enfe / ilere aar
os III boeoe Dos i'm Yrooer / Sarge,
y. 9af.
Iaa Reiien oeitooer isien beilut-
teoe ban q. lGage Seien opom Sarge
iorat billie pao Mrs. 2elono og op.
rifle gamle Minoer, og Set bite ia
ba, at bet samIe Sroipros, at gam.
mel airrIisbeo ruiter life" iremSe.
les boIoer Stit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03

B~rPiioert @ilion, be ieoerole
Sommere og oue StoterS gmbeos-
memo os offentIige Sl,nftionprer er
Be eneite, iom er iritagne for at be-
tale Sfat al fine Snbfomiter, bpis
bisie pperifrioer set ppetinppnte Wi-
n~inumSbeleb ON @aret. Y~rpiioent
@illon % Be fortioen / @mbeoe iio-
oeit0e Seoeralbommere urtbtages for.
at un69aa, at Ser reiites nogen Soil
ON Sagens @runolopsmpsiigbeb.
Seres gfterm9nb maa oerimoo beta.
le Sfat.
Oct iorpentes, at 9ubIifitm / Sc
nPrmelt fomenbe Maaneber bill ie9e
at iGtte fig g%runoig ino / SEN me
2op o8 bolbe ct neiagtigt &esnifab
meb line Snofoniter, 90 2open fait-
letter en- eanife fl9ffelig 0hilft for
6orlemntelie al at afgipe Snoberet-
ming berom til De peofommenbe Mpn.
bigbe6er - foruoiat at oeres Sno-
fomiter beleber iig til oper $4,000
for ugifte og $4,000 for gifte Ser.
Toner ON Naret.
Snbfasieringen at Sfatterne fore
gaar paa TO Waaber = inbioibueIt al
ben a~lminbeliJe 9orger, og al 4or.
borationer og andre Mrbeiosgipere,
Tom betaler fine ltnberorbneoes Sfot.
ter og fratr9ffer 0isie fra beres 2sn.
Sor Snofomitifattens gebfommenbe
giGlber bette oItiaa blot Sunftionp.
rer og andre llnoerorbnebe, bpis 9sn
% mbre Snofomiter atorager iii
oper $4,000 ON Ioret.
@eo gereoningen al set IfattepIia.
tige 9eleb tiaaSer 9oben oen ameri.
fanife Sorretningsmanb, iorrlben
$1,000, eIer $4,000, bpis ban er
gilt, of fratr9ffe Sc meo Sorretnin.
gen forbunbne n~sopenoiae llbgiiter,
beri BOG life m~eoregnet line perion.
lige llbsiiter, ener ubgiiterue til tit
og Samiliens Spbolo; Menter iom
betules paa 8i9lb, aae De alminbe.
lige Sfatter, line Sorretniugstab og
Cab ioraaiaget peo llpeir eller Sloe.
brand oper oct asiurereoe 0eleb,
pRroilsie Silsobebapenoer ION /
garetS Sob bar maattet itrpseS, ct
rimeIigt aioras for 9sebguns / Glen.
bomsperbieL 9ipibenoer fra Som.
panier, bpis Snofomiier aaerebe err
beifattebe % '&enter al Stats., gp.
eaer Hesieringsbonos.
Sfaiteproeentens Sterrelie err iom
islser:
Sra $4,000 til $4,000 =. 1 pot.
Sra $4,000 til $4,000 2 PCT,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03

BOrtiattes paa siSe 1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
Kong 6uitaf
til Odnmarf.

Sra 9iebenbapn meooeleS Sen
29oe Sept:
Song 8uitaf al Sperige biz imor.
gen anfomme til 0anmorf iom
@i9lt hos @rep 6riiS-6riisenbore
/ Spaano og paa bpis Serreipoe
ban pil tiIbringe en- llqeS Sio paa
Saat. Oct err fprite Sang paa lang
Sib, at en- fpenif &onee bar ailaqt
priput @eisg / Oanmnrf, og set for.
toIfes iaalebes, at Song @uitai Der.
peo bill l9gge lit @enifab for 9on.
mart for 3agen / Wooiptring til
ben antibunife Stemning iom Der
fer ! Sberide.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
China ejor 2lfbiet.

Sra Nanfing teIearofereS bcn
2Sbe September; Gen fineiiitc
a~ommanoant / Nonfin9, General
Chang Stun, besoo iig ioag, Ieoio9et
al en- aaoalerieiforte pon 80 Mono,
til oct iopaneiiitc aoniitlat Tor /
SperensItemmelie mcO Sc i%oponeiiife
arop at qisre afbiat Tor Sfponin0en
al Here Sopaneiere o9 for Ell Ior-
nrrmelie al oct iaponeiiife 6log.
&oniuIen ubtalte i'm 3~ilireOSbeo
lneo @enearlens Sptrpben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03
Rommis%l ionsplanen
forfaitet.

ge0 "&borter~ .9olget I Minuea
polls / 3irsoogS bIeo Sorilaget ON
Sl1oferelie al aommisliousiture ior
Quen iortoitet nleo Ell ooerpploenoe
Mnioritet. Ger blep ialt uf3ipet 80,
$40 Stemmcr, oerai blot 1853 for
Den ioreiIaaeoe me Stnreiorm.
5remmsoet par upentet tort, ioet
Ser bIep oiginet npiten liqeiau mani.
&c Stemmer iom oeb CT te9uIprt
@olg. Oqioa ale t%ioIigere 6orilag
til Soran0ring / Sen nprpPrenoe
RegierinaSiorm err blet neopoteret
meo tort Stenuneilertal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03

EOttiattss pea siSe Z,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-03

SpHl u lpiAAeu|""N ShSHlptt iu'
%oniereS, at Sfatten Tor Ell ugiit Ser.
ion, bpiS Snofomiter anoroger iii
$4,000 ON Iare., uiloe belsbe iiQ
til I |rocent AT $1,000 o. . Bro
cent al sc $1,000 hans Snbfomiter
6eIob iia til oper $4,000 on 80.
ret, uItiau tiliommeu $3.50 ont Naret
SpiS ban er gift. uiI0e Sen icritc
Sfat al I Grocent fun aiGI0c SIG
600 al bans Snofomiter. Men ban
piloe ieIpioleclis oJian mootte beta.
le 2 Erocent al De ouerifrioen0e
$1,000.
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Aunt Sally's Adpice
to Bedufy-Seekers

w. c. D. says: MY face Is freckled
the year round; nothing / try seems
to help much. Is there anything that
will really take off these horrid
spots?" Have you tried the treatment
recommended to Minnie L.? I've
known this to remove very obstinate
freckles.
Ellen B. asks: What should I do
for deep lines, under my eyes and
across my forehead?" Such lines. and
all wrinkles, are best obliterated by
bathing affected portions in a good
astringent and tonic lotion, which
strengthens and draws in the relaxed
tissue. Here's reliable formula: 1
OF. powdered saxolite, " pint witch
hazel; mix and use daily until entirely
relieved.
Minnie L.: The undue redness as
well as the pimples may easily be re-
moved by using ordinary mercolized
wax Apply nightly like cold cream
and erase mornings with warm water.
Soon you'll have a beautifully white.
clear. soft and velvety complexion.
Mercolized wax. sold by all druggists,
is better than cosmetics for any COM
plexion trouble. One ounce suffices for
most onditions.-Woman's. Realm
Advertisement
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Now she Is free from all pain, free
from heart trouble and free from that
disturbing Neuralgia-a1l the results
OF five treatments-and the expulsion
Of Ave or six hundred Gall Stones.
Now she Is able to eat anything she
wants and her appetite Is good, and
before taking your medicine she had
no appetite and when she ate any
thing she would suffer death for so
doing and could not sleep at night:
since taking your treatment she
NEAI4L, Roanoke. Texas
The above letter should convince
you more than anything we could say
In behalf OF Mayrss WOnderruI SUOMI
ach Remedy. Sufferers should try one
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convince them that they can be re-
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poisonous fluids into the Stomach and
otherwise deranging the digestive
system. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
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Gases in the Stomach and Intestines
and all OF the usual symptoms OF
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send to Geo. H Mayr Mfg. Chemist.
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many grateful letters from people
who have been restored.
For sale in San Francisco, CAL. by
Grown Drug Co. and Owl Drug Co.
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PLENTY OF ROOM YET

We are constantly hearing that the
population of the world is increasing
so rapidly that 1t is impossible for the
food supply to keep up with 1t. But
as regards crowding. the population
of the world will have to increase a
lot more before we begin seriously to
suffer from lack of elbow room.
Working on the fact that in an
average crowd there are four persons
standing on each square yard, SCI
enlist has recently calculated that the
whole of the 1923, 900, 900 or so inhab-
itants Of the earth could almost be ac-
commodated on the 120 square miles
occupied by the county OF London.
find room in the 400 acres of Hyde
Park, while the ESQ acres of Batter
sea park could easily stow away the
whole population of Australia-men.
could give a garden party-though a
distincly crowded one-to the whole
of New Zealand, babies in arms in
cluded, for the whole of the popula-
tion of New Zealand could be got into
the house anG grounds-5o acres-of
Buckingham palace.
The whole French nation could
stand in Richmond park. while Ep-
ping forest might, with careful man.
agement, be made almost TO accom-
modate the population of Russia.
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ture he will get when he returns
home.
KIND TO HER FOLKS
And lastly. and above all. the
thing that / would note most in
the girl was thinking of asking
to marry me Is how she stands
with her family. If she has the
glass OF fashion while the bal
ance of the family look like rag
bag, II father and mother look
cowed before her and she's for
ever correcting their grammar.
and manners; II little sister and
little brother slip around as IL
they were afraid OF her. not for
muh. no matter what sort of q
good locker she is, nor how
charming to strangers.
! shouldn't want selfish little
beast for a wife. one who would
take the best OF everything. and
regard me as only good for a
shopping ticket. Nor should I
want critic on the hearth.
But il found girl who was
the light and life. the tenderness
and the Joy of her own home. /
should know by that sign and
token that I'd be the wise guy il /
could get her to illuminate my
own little fiat.
Look for these qualities-health
and good humor, and faculty. and
intelligence, and sympathy, and
Just lovableness in a woman, son.
and you'll get the wife whose price
will be above rubies.
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to a woman who can not under
stand subjects in which he Is most
vitality interested, and to whom
he has to always explain things in
words of one syllable. as II she
were child. / should want a
wife who would be a companion
to me, and so I would marry no
lady, no matter what sort OF hair
she has on the outside OF her
head, II the interior furnishings
didn't match my own mental CONF
plexion.
Tho fifth thing that / should
look for In wife would be lib
crafty OF spirit. 1 wouldn't marry
a girl who was narrow, and jeal-
GUS. II she were as beautiful as
Venus. and as rich as Croesus,
and a model OF every other virtue
on earth. For should know that
that sort OF q woman thinks that
marriage constitutes a wife her
husbands jailer and entities her
to exercise over him Tyranny
that makes him afraid to call his
soul his own. should know that
such wife insults every one OF
his old friends, that she makes his
own mother afraid to come and
see him, that she smells his breath
every time he comes In the house
to see II he's had drink, and
that he trembles every time he is
decently polite to strange
woman for fear OF the curtain lee
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The Things to- Look for in Wife
addressed to Young Men, but Toung LUonlen May
.Also Find Here Guide to Their Future Happiness

~ HE other day / had a letter
signed by 10 young girls ask
ing me what qualities. in my
opinion, they should look for in a
husband. Now a club of young
men asks me to write an article
on what qualities I think men
should look for in their wives.
II / were young man contem-
plating matrimony the first thing
that l should look for in a wife
would be health The very foun-
dations of domestic happiness are
a sound stomach and steady
nerves. No woman can take a
bright. CHEEKY outlook on life if
she has got chronic dyspepsia. No
woman can be amiable and good
natured If her nerves are in a
CULVER all the time.
THE BILL OF BAD HEALTH
Besides which / should not look
forward. with any degree of favor
able anticipation, to spending my
life paying doctors bills or send
ing my fragile Marie to the sea-
shore In the summer and Florida
in the winter. and to coming home
at night after hard days work
to house where / would have to
walk on tiptoe for fear of disturb
ing my suffering spouse. If illness
comes, as it so often does, to a
woman after marriage, man
must bear his wife's invalidism
with tenderness. fortitude and
sympathy. 1t is a misfortune
which neither he nor she can help;
but man who deliberately picks
out a sickly and neurotic woman
for wife just goes out to hunt
for trouble-and he always finds
it a-plenty.
LOOK FOR A LAUGH
The next quality ! should look
for in wife would be a sense of
humor. The girl who has a laugh
hung on a hair trigger, and that
goes of at the slightest jolt OF her
funnybone, would get me X / were
a man. for ! should know that
there are lots of things in matri-
mony that woman has either got
to laugh over or cry over, and I
should prefer a home where the
sun shone to one that was always
damp and foggy. Believe me. son,
the woman who sees the funny
side of things and can make q
merry adventure OF the ordinary
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BY DOROTHY DIX

mishaps of life is. the sort of a
wife to tie to. Tragedy queens
are all right on the stage. but
heaven help the man who has to
eat his breakfast opposite to ono
3s5 times a year,
The third quality that I should
look for in wife is what New
England folks call faculty"
That means being equal to any
situation that arises and knowing
how to do things. 1t means the
kind of wife who can cook, and
wash, and sew, and trim her own
hats. and help her husband make
his fortune, and then. when he's
got it, she can help him spend 1t
as IL she never did anything in her
life but transmit orders to an
English butler and wear hats from
Paris.
So. If were picking out wife.
I'd choose a girl who knew how to
turn her hand to anything that
bobbed up; who could cook a din
ner or order one in restaurant;
who could pick out dress that
suited her or make one. who knew
how to check her trunk, and run
bank account. and give first aid to
the injured when any accident
happened in her vicinity. No help
less, doll-baby woman for me that
would be like milestone about
my neck, and prevent me from
winning in the race for success.
CLINE OF CONVERSATION
The fourth thing that / would
consider would be the line of con-
versation that the lady carried.
II I were looking forward to an
uninterrupted session OF about 80
or 40 years of woman's society
] would really try to find out IL
she interested me to such an ex-
tent that / wouldn't be liable to
yawn my head of. When 1 had
her for steady company would
try to ascertain II the woman I
proposed marrying had any brains
in her head. II she was educated.
and had some ideas about what
she read. and II her taste was
sympathetic to mine.
For / should know that two
people can't spend years and years
and years asking each other
oose duck Is 'oogs no handing
each other hot air love talk. /
should know that no man on earth
Is SO lonely M he who u married
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Words Of Praise
For Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy

How thankful
we are to you for
getting q hold of
yo ur Wonderful
Remedy. = My wife
could not have had
but a short time to
live II she had not
taken your Won
derful r. e m e d v
when she did. One
more OF those par
oxysm pains she
was having would
have kille d her
= ~ \ 4
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the kings dinner table. 1T dates from
the reign OF George Ill
The latest German army giant re-
cruit is volunteer named Peter Zim-
hermann, who has just joined the
Eleventh infantry regiment at Reg
ensburg, in Bavaria. The new recruit
stands feet % inches in his stock
ings. Bavaria is proud of its young
warrior. who is % years of age and
is three-quarters of an inch taller
than the tallest man in the Prussian
guards.
Japanese soldiers are nearly all
gymnasts. and every barracks has a
gymnasium. So well trained are they
that in less than half minute they
can scale a wall IA feet high by SIM
ply leaping on each others shoulders
one man sustaining two or three
others.
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Nell Brinkley Says.

mother bird voice calling, "ALL
ALONEYp
All through our life, if we are so
lucky that the two lights are some
where on the lifting, falling sea of
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Do You Kno.u That

Swarms OF fish in the Mississippi
became intoxicated as result of the
revenue officers throwing 1916 bar
reis of beer into the river. The an
tics of the fish were extraordinary
Some jumped up out Of the water in
the liveliest manner. while others, be-
coming exhausted. lay on the water,
dazed. but happy. Men and boys
caught hundreds of pounds of fish In
baskets. The finny roisterers revived
when placed in clean water
A rather curious rule that con-
Germs the serving of wines which are
not decanted is observed at the king
dinner table. The name of tho grower
or shipper of the wine is always re-
moved from the bottle before 1t is
taken into the royal dining room
The reason of this is to avoid giving
the grower or shipper the big adver-
tisement of his wines appearing on
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terror of an unbelievable new adj
venture, with our linen and flannel
punched in confusion on our tiny
back-that first day we struggle to
our round bottomed. rolling feet
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THE first day we struggle
with our scant little curls
awaving-little golden signals
from the crown of our head, our
round eyes wide with the sweet
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out of the wide emptiness of the
room straight ahead are two eyes
like lights, two hands that reach
wide and steady like the twin arms
of soft bosomed harbor, and
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Great Picture Buyer Ito hostess)-
What do you think of an artist who
painted cobwebs on the ceiling so
truthfully that the servant wore her
self into an attack of nervous pros
tration trying to sweep them downa
Hostess "a woman of experienced
There may have been such an artist,
but there never was such a servant
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our life, if the two twin" arms of
the soft bosomcd harbor are there,
if the mother bird voice is not ST.
fenced for US, our grownup arms
reach for her when we stagger and
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pom HOTEL

1912 Fillmore bet. McAilister and Golden Gate
Elegantly furn- sunny rms. with thoroughly
ventilated sunny baths and shower rms at.
tached and detached; all mod. conven.: ideal
for tourists and country transient; accessible
all cars: rates reasonable
THE CALLS HOTEL AND RESORT BU-
REAU furnishes folders and full information
free regarding this hotel. First door, Call
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Advice to the
Lovelorn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
GIVE HIM UP
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
I am keeping company with a
young man and am engaged TO
marry him. Now he Is very nice
to me, but to my folks he Is very
insulting. and as think highly of
my folks. what will do: Marry
him or give him up?
PERPLExED.
II ne has so little respect for you he
insults your family. 1t will be only a
question 2 time when he will insult
YOU Indeed, he does it now. Give
him up!
! am proud to hear from a girl who
Is SO loyal to her family.
THE OUTSIDE
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX: "
Kindly tell US which is the
proper side to walk when walking
with a girl c. r.
The gentleman should always take
the outside OF the walk
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Little Bobbie S
Pa and His
Romantic Past
By WILLIAM F. KIRK

WV IFE, sed Pa to Ma last mite. did
M you ever happen to motifs that
my feeturs are not unlike the
Bridgeton pioneer., 1913-08-28
SCHOOL NOTES
Of THE COUNTY

A new course of study extending
through four years will be put into op-
GRAFTON in the Shiloh High School. The
course outlined by Mn Ebert, Super
vising Principal, has received the ap-
proval of Assistant Commissioner
Meredith. The Shiloh High School
will be in charge of Professor ]. ].
Behney, who is graduate of normal
school and college and has had a
number of years experience as a prin-
cipal of high schools. AS his assis-
tants, there will be Miss Gertrude
Davis, a former teacher of Shiloh, and
Miss Stevens, a graduate of Mt. Holy
oke College, and teacher of some ex-
perience. There is no reason why the
Shiloh High School should not be do
ing excellent work during the coming
year.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1913-08-28

You can't always Judge . man by
his clothes. It's safer to look at his
wife's.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1913-08-28
GLASS MAKING
NEXT WEEK
Cumberland 10 Make Ware
Soon.
TRADE SEEMS GOOD
Yesterday Blowers Were Hired for
the More Jonas Plant The
Wage Scale Still Open.

On Tuesday of next week one of the
big tank furnaces of the Cumberland
Glass Company's plant will start up
with full crew of blowers, generally
small ware being made. One week
later another furnace will go in and
more men will be employed,
Yesterday blowers for the More
Jonas plant were being hired and
preparations were made for an early
start at that plant.
Not in years have the hollow ware
factories started SO early as this, and
the prospects are especially bright for
the industry. Many untitled orders
were on the books of the company in
July, when fires were drawn, and
there is a big demand for all lines of
ware at this time.
Parker Brothers are all ready for a
start next week, and the plant will
shortly be in full operation.
The wage scale is as yet unsettled
but there is little doubt but that manu-
facturers and the bottle blowers as
sociation will get together in an ami
cable agreement.
Committees of the manufacturers
and blowers are now in meeting in At
lantic City. The committees have full
powers from their respective organiza-
tions to make complete settlement
The impression is general that the
wage scale will be cut to some extent
to meet the machine combination.
There will be but slight cuts upon
small ware, as there is little machine
ware Of this character turned out.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1913-08-28
It Cures While You Walk

Use Aliens Foot-Ease, the antisep-
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