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Evening star., 1921-07-20
If It's a Real Silk
Sweater You Want

You will find some lovely new
ones in the sweater section.
The popular tuxedo model"
still prevails, but is worked out
in various charming ways.
One model is in a beautiful
block weave, with the tuxedo
collar, cuffs, pocket trimmings
and sash in 9 very fine honey
comb weave, in white. pink,
gray, navy, brown and black.
This is an unusually good value.
Specially priced, sos.
Navy blue 10 smart in heavier
silk sweaters, in varied block
wsaves, with the new plated
girdle and collar and cuffs in q
contrasted weave. Priced $3.50
aad S20.k0.
4 lustrous, exquisite quality
silk sweater achieves = smart
effect In q ribbed striped pattern.
with q chic pointed weave FORM
ing the long tuxedo collar, cuffs
and patch-peeket trimmings, in
navy or black. Priced $3.50.
Sweater Section. Third noos.
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!CUBANS TO COME HERE
TO ASK $50, ,0O0, 900 LOAN
Sugar Planters and Manufacturers
Seek Funds to Garry Industry
Through Season.

HAVANA. July 2o.-Cuban sugar
planters and manufacturers wish to
raise $4,000. 900 in the United States
to carry the industry through the
coming season, with only incidental
government aid. it was declared by
Gen. Rafael Montalvo, who headed q
delegation representing the sugar In
dustry at a conference with Presi-
dent Zayss.
There was no desire, according to
Gen. Montalvo. to have the govern
ment pledge any of it's revenues as
a guarantee for a loan to save the
industry, but simply that the govern
ment act as Intermediary. He esti-
mated that the coming crop would
be so per cent, less than the last.
Another commission representing
leading industrial. commercial and
agricultural organizations also con-
TERED with the president on the neces-
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sity Of initiating negotiations at
Washington to facilitate the sale Of
Cuban produets In American markets
and 10 brinF about = revision Of the
reciprocity treaty.
1t was announced that . committee
would be named today to proceed Inn
mediately to Washington and that tho
Cuban minister had been directed to
act as the governments representa-
tive in all negotiations entered into by
this body.
President Zayas informed the spe-
cial legislative commission that he
would Inform the committee shortly
concerning the possibility of q for.
eign loan, unofficially reported to be
terror loan Of t50, 0,0oo.ep0 and a SINH
lar sum the sugar interests desire to
obtain. bring the total amount OF
the credits tho Cubans hope to Sc
cure UP to $150.000.0o0.
a report submitted By the secre-
tary Of the treasury showed . total
debt of $s5.s16.400. including three
exterior and three interior loans.
and a floating debt Of between $45..
100000 and S60.0o0.0 900.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
CLOTHING
THE BOY
For Health and Comfort

Goodness means comfort these days
and washable clothing means coolness.
To dress in smart, sensible washable
clothes of the very best kinds Is the
privilege of every boy who depends
upon this Boys Section to supply his
wants.
Sports Suits of khaki, knee pants,
knicker or Aapper styles. $a.so to q.
Separate Kniekers of Palm Beach
Cloth, $3.50 and s..
Khaki Knickers, S1.5o and $l.75.
Sports Blouses of khaki, white and
striped materials. CSC and $l75.
Bathing Suits, SOS to s..
Wash Hats, 75c, Csc and 81.
Boys Store. Fourth floor.
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Importation Of
Fancy Mou1ds

For preparing foods and des-
serts in decorative shapes:
Straight Fish Aoulds, $50 and
tee. neat Fish Mouids. 7Se.
Moulds, S1.s0. Oval Crab Moulds,
SO. Buach Of Grape Mouids. s6c.
Moulds in various other styles.
56c to 0l.SO. Oval Moulds with
tube center. 91.E0 to q. Tin
Pudding Basins, 4Ee to 5Bo. IAdi.
vidual Jelly Moulds, 30 and 10c.
Large importation OF Potato
Rioers, 5Ee and q.
HouseTarss Section. Eta 6oor.
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A Special Sale Of
W0men;S Athletic
Union Suits, 81 and $l.25

You will find these particularly COOL servceable and
eeponay low prices afford sspenish
They made Of very sheer barred and striped
muslin fine nainsook in pink white An excelently
top shoulder entirely buoness and finished with
athletic knit band across the back for elasticity
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Summer
Neckwear

gives a fresh, cool touch to the
frock or suit.
WHITE NULL COLLARS, in va
ried styles, with dainty lace and en-
broidery trimmings. Csc.
SMART COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
Of flet and valenciennes insertions are
prettily edged with hlet. Specially
priced, Csc set
Neckwsar Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

CANNED GOODS GO UP.
Small Pack This Year Il Report to
Baltimore.

Baltimore.
Special Dispatch to The staf.
BALTIMORE, Nd. July se.-canned
goods are in for q big advance. Bal
timore concerns that make the cans
have had reports from the canning
oenters, all indios ting that there will
be q small pack this year OF such
oomomdities as tomatoes and that
the surplus of the last few years will
be reduced 80 rapidly by the normal
consumption that price advances are
regarded as certain.
The canned tomatoes that . few
weeks ago were being forced out
are now being held by those who be-
lieve that q profit is to be had. Peas
have been below the average crop
and pack ing has been greatly cur
tailed. Less acreage and less pro-
ductivity per acre has been the rule
all around. The substantial price
now to be had by farmers for their
fresh product Is In itself discouragins
to packers
A locomotive consumes more coal in
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Specially Priced
75e Eaeh
75c Each

Are q lot Of Decorated English
EarthenWare Teapots In several
shapes and q number Of sizes and
decorations
0ila dsettsa, E1fth AosA
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MISS SARATOGA
Regulation Dresses
Sizes 6 to IA
Exceptionally low priced
$2.45

II would be hard to find cooler;
smarter and more serviceable dresses
for girls than these. Well tailored and
made of fine chambray, with full pleat-
ed skirts on yokes. White tape
trimmings and lacings add the last
touch of smartness. Colors are blue,
tan, pink and lavendsr.
White Jean Regulation Dresses,
$2.SS. In all white or with colored
collar and cuffs, trimmed in white tape.
Girls ssetion. yourth aess. 90
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and the ash tree Is considered very in
furious to vegetables growing in its
shade.
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A. POPULAR
GLOVE
Sfecia11y Priced
85c PAIR

Washable Fabric Gloves. in the
fashionable 16-button length offered
at this special price. They are of
splendid quality fabric and we COM
mend them most highly to any
woman whose demands Of style
and service require gloves of this
kind.
In shades Of beaver, mode, pongee
and white.
Glove Section. Eiryt dooa
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Sale of
Summer Bloomers
Csc

B1oomers and Step-ins of various styles,
made of batiste or soft crepe, in white or
pink Especially desirable for warm weather
are the loose knee bloomers of pink batiste
embroidered in daintily colored designs.
Step-ins of sheer materials are edged with q
narrow rufle, or sometimes trimmed with a
fine val lace edge. The crepe garments In
pink or white are practical and easy to
1aunder. ..,
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A locomotive consumes more coal in
cold than in hot weather.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

The New Game of
Double Star
or Ante t
4 game Of action. played by al
ages. Lots Of fun. 1oc.
w Stsss. Fourth nosr.
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Qual;ty That Has Been Selling for
More at Wholesale

-, AQuahty That Has Been Selling for
More at Wholesale
Handsome Woven Self-striped and Figured Mad
ras Garments, with the elastic insert across the back
at the waist All knee length, athletic style, full and
roomy, and very light weight and cool.
When we tell you this same quality has been selling
for at wholesale tell you the actual facts as
know them and have experienced them in supplying
stocks
Every Union Suit is first quality, and because we
don't believe possible to obtain of such quality
to sell at this price say that you had better hurry
and supply your needs at once. Sizes "a to 49,
Mems
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Striking Values in Women's
Charming Silk F rocks
$500

Crepe De Chine, Taeta, Satin Georgette, Ttcolette
This collection of attractive silk frocks includes
very favorable special purchase, together with
Der of other rocks, greatly reduced Each shows the
influence of the summers fashionable style tenden-
cies-sectional panel oversrts with silk cable stitch
ing tiny covered buttons, ribbon loop trimmings,
lars and cuffs of tucked net and lace broad crushed
grdes, sometimes enhanced by colorful flowers Navy
black and white, wanted colors seen, while
very few are in brown or gray.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Golf Bags, Clubs and Balls

English Golf Bags, $40 and $50.
Other Bags, S. and up.
St. Andrews Golf Clubs, $3.se.
Eureka Golf Clubs, $3Se.
Golf Balls, including Colonel, PDQ
Paramount and Baby Dimple Golf
Repaint Golf Balls, 3sc and Soc.
Sporting Goods Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
50Dozen Bleached
Pillowcases, 25c

One of the best values we have
been able to offer
Made of a fine quality bleached
cotton, free from starch and dress
ing. They are perfect and are US
ually sold at much higher price
than 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
No More Gas in
Stomach&Bowels

II you wish to be perms ne ntly re-
lieved of gas In the stomach and
bowels. take Baalmann's Gas-Tab-
let's.
Baalmann's Gas-Tablcts ar~ pro.
pared distinctly and especially FOR
stomach gas, and particularly for n ii
the bad effects coming from gas
pre- Ssure.
That empty. gone and rnawinr
feeling at the pit OF your stomae5
Will disappear; that anxious and ner-
vous feeling with heart paipitation
Will vanish. and you will once NOR"
be able to take a deep breath. ~
often prevented by gas preaslny
against your heart and lungs.
Your limbs. arms and fingers
won't feel cold and go to sIean ne
cause Baalmann's Gas-TablAs pre-
vent gas interfering with the clrcu-
iation; intense drowsinoss and alec nv
feeling after dinner will soon be ~.
placed by desire for some form ~
entertainment Your distendcd stom.
ach Will reduce by inches because
maun's Gas-Tabicts.
Get the Genuine in the Yellow
Package from any reliable druggist
or the Garteu Drug co.-Advertlsc-
inenr
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Miss Abbie Helen Howard

The flrst--and 10 date the leading
contestant for first honors In the
Shriners' circus 10 be staged Octo-
Der 20 10 November .. inclusive. Us
Mlrs Abbie Helen Howard. who
classes herself rs an honest to gosh
Seattle product The first prize
for the winner OF the popularity con.
test II brilliant Paige coupe. val.
ucd al $3.50.
Miss Howard II a living proof OF
the fact that Puget aound breexes
are responsible for tho prcttiest
compiexions IN the world for she was
born and raised In this city. she IL
a local singer Of great promise. Miss
Howard will appear al the Coliseum
next week. singing Spanish songs, In
costume. she recently scored hit
with Seattle fans at the same thea
trc. In addition. Miss Howard Is an
ail.round athlete. holding many anna
teur records in swimming.
The contest now being staged By
the shriners In on a basis Of votes
FOR the "fairest LADY All contri.
buttons for votes should be sent 70
tho Arena. plainly marked for the
contestant. Votes are also on sale
al 10 cents each at frlediander's. on
Second ave.
-Four other very valuable prizes
will be- given away on the last day
Of the circus. The contest Il aroua-
Ing much interest and competition
among "senftis's faiSest.s
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NOTES AND COMMENT FROM :.
THE old HOME TOWN

The Heiiiugham Bay association
will hold It's annual meeting In
Mount Vernon October 1891. The as.
soelation Is composed OF the churches
OF whateom and skagit counties.
The Napavine Citizens club has
appointed committee to take 10
with the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co the matter Of Hecur
Ing an exchange for Napayine. The
committee consists OF itoy II. Ward
Ray Evans and George Morton.
what Puyallup and Vicinity
Should Accomplish During the Com
Ing Year" will be tho topic OF dis
cuasIon az the monthly banquet OF
the puyallup Commercial club.
Members OF the Vancouver council
are hoping that IL will not be neees.
snry to dredge at the end OF the new
city dock line. thus saving nearly
Sc 900.
T.. q. woodward. head Of the de.
partment OF dairy banding at the
Washington State college. says that
excessive feeding OF apples 10 dairy
cows sometimes causes a mild Jag.
The Morning olympian II puzzled
TO account for the fact that moon
shine is much more In evidence on
dark and stormy nights.
Traffic on the Bicwett rass road
Il restricted during the daytime. Ma.
chimes can only make the pass AZ
night. Road building IL the cause Of
the traffic block.
Field Superintendent H c. Rosen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
CHICAGO MAN
AHEAD OF HIM

The room was furnished very
much like the first. and several PEG.
pie were there ahead OF me. mostly
Chinese. Nevertheless. In Tar cor.
ner ] heard talking and caught a
few words OF English. CHANGING in
that direction I saw the faces OF
three peopie--two Chinese and one
American. Bin Taussig. OF Chicago.
representative OF freight.car build.
| Ing concern.
The three were talking 70 A
fourth man whose back was towards
me. man Of medium height as far
as ] could Judge and wearing a but.
tcrnut colorcd suit Of some thin ma.
terial, probably cotton. The cut was
that usually affected by Cantonese
that is. species OF military tunic
buttoned up around the neck.
| AS | looked the party broke up and
the man whose back was to me
turned and walked rapidly over I'm
my direction, holding out his hand
as he came near l recognized him
Instantly from having seen his pic.
lures many times. only the expires.
sion OF his face. hts sad smile. his
dreamy eyes and general air OF
modesty. almost OF shyness, were all
far moro apparent than any portrait
could convey.
1t was DIR. Sun Yat.ssn.
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felt has estimated that tho Waila
Waila valley Will produce 5000 tons
Of marketable beets this year.
Prominent men OF the state and
nation are scheduled 10 speak at the
ninth annual meeting Of the Wash
lngton Irrigation institute TO be held
AT Yakima October 1873.
In all kinds Of conveyance. from
cayuse 70 high.powered cars. Indians
are passing thru Elensburg thia
week. Many OF the Indians are re
turning TO their homes after work
ing IN the Yakima valley.
A state launch win be mnde avail
able for patrol duty In the waters
near Olympia. The launch win be
for the detection Of fish and game
law violntors.
Vancouver In lucky. when II
stages It's Armistlce day program u
viii have the assistance OF the troops
at Vancouver barracks.
The Ridgefleld Light 4 Power Co
has commenced the construction OF
"a Transmission line from Ridgefield
10 La Center.
It's Auto Home Plate Week" in
Vancouver. Prunarians are going u
sell Vancouver. WASH" automo
bile plates all week.
The first clinic for Aberdeen ba
biea VIII open next Thursday az the
Red Cross building and regular
weekly examinations will be conduct
cd by members Of the Grays Harbof
Medical association.
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OCCIDENTAL ORIENTAL
cREFTx HIM

Ahead OF me was a long vista OF
covered walk. with barrow. white,
walled. barrnck like buildings cross
ing IL about every $50 feet. The
walk went right on thru tho build.
ings, emerging each time into a
courtyard where tropical trees grew
high and let fall a very grateful
shadow on the greenest OF green
| lawns. An odor OF Jasmine. sweet
est OF all flowers 20 those who love
the heavy perfumes OF Southern
climes. filled the place.
After crossing two courts and
passing thru two of these cross
buildings, the coolies sat me down.
stepped out.
Want see somebody" said a
pleasant voice behind me.
The speaker was a Chinese, but
80 accidentally mannered and
dressed that IL required two looks
to be sure. lie might have been AN
American business man, a Middle
Wcsterner at that.
asked TO see Mr.. Quo Tai-chi.
formerly OF Columbia university.
now high up In the foreign office un.
der Or. Sun Yai-sen.
Mr.. Quo. 1t was agreed. was TO ar.
range my interview with the Canton
president.
"iie Is in Shanghai" the occiden.
tai Oriental replied. In perfect Eng.
fish.
Here was pretty howdy.do! |
had come a long way to get the in.
tervlew, and the man who was TO in.
troduce me had been suddenly called
away. Something, tho. had to be
done. took out a card.
"Dr. sun, then" | said. quite as II
he were my buddie.
The Middle. Western looking Chi
nese took the bristol and turned 10
an attendant dressed in hot.country
khaki ami said something in the
ysrnacular. The attendant motionod
70 me TO follow. which I did. down
the walk. He opened a door into
the left wing of the next transver,
sion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
Seattle Officers
on Army Committee

Mai. Jesse A Jackson. former
commander OF the 18th field signal
battalion. and Maj. Herbert w. Mey.
ers. infantry. both Seattle reserve
officers. have been appointed 10 the
board Of ALLEGATION OF the Ninth
army corps area, according TO a fele-
gram from Maj Gen. William
Wright. The board Will select Ioca.
tions for the units Of the Goth divi.
hion.
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CANTON. China. Oct. is.~-This u
the story Of story--of an inter
view with Dr. sun yat-sen. president
OF the republic Of Canton and OF
China providing he can make the
foreign powers see II the same way
he does.
From the Shameen. an Island In
the Pearl river. where. In common
with other foreigners. made my
base. I made the journey across Can.
ton by chair. Three almost naked
coolies carried II. the distance being
about four miles. thru streets 30 mar.
row that when corners were turned
lthc leading coolse sometimes was
forced 10 enter the open front %
native shop 20 allow the boy bring
ling up with the rear to swing Into
1.-THE fhnrofAre
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BERLIN. Oct. ia gang OF burg
lars from Bavaria were trapped IN a
warehouse here By the police. The
criminals surrendered after two had
been killed and more than SEQ shots
fired IN a seven.hour battle.
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| SE>TRiEs ARE
lON GUARD

Now and then the sides Of the
sedan scraped the very walls while
1.-THE jam Of pedestrians brushed past
edgewise in the few inches OF free
space left them. Chinese shops Of
every lima ginabie variety bofdercd
the way and odors OF just as wide
a range assailed the nose.
II took some so minutes 70 make
the distance. IL could have been
done in iess but for the crowds.
Presently the coolies emerged
from the man made jungle into a
new. wide avenue. In front OF me
was a great gate In high wall--a
fancy cato like one sees In a Chi.
nesc picture and with colors in II
like Korean cioisonne. Before u. on
either eide. stood a sentry--fhe flrs,
OF series guarding the seat OF the
military government Of Canton.
For this was 1.-THE headquarters
of Dr. sun Yatsen's government
The buildings were none Of them
more than two stories high. They
covered an AREA large as city
square. The walls were white.
washed and the roofs were Of deep
ma room almost biack--tile.
Thru the fancy gate the coolies
headed at dog trot, the aentries
paying little attention to US as VIC
vent h~
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LILIES AND MARIGOLDS
DECORATE ROOM

The room ! now found myself in
was about go feet long by 40 wide.
The walls were OF vertical planks,
painted white. From the ceiling
hung electric light wires, at the ends
OF which were solitary bulbs. A very
Inexpensive fortnight chandelier"
was suspended in the center. over n
table covered with a red felt cloth.
Eight chairs, with white cotton GOV.
erings. stood about this table. On
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Then they wanted iathef which main
tains itself without drying on the face.
So we perfected lsther which main
tains its creamy fullncss for ten minutes.
That is ample time. This lather does not
need replacement.
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was asked to walt a moment
! sat down near window. A
minute later the door opened aud
another attendant. dressed like the
first. came In bringing tea.
without word he put IL down
On tho uny table at my elbow and
disappeared. The ten was served
aa always In Southern China. in a
small cup with one saucer under.
meath and another on top. No
sugar. No lemon. No cream. Tca
just so. But delicscusly flavored
with my first sip. the fint at
tcndant returned.
Want to smoker he asked.
And from his top coat pocket he
drew out a large black cigar. and
Offered Il TO me. IL was supposed
10 smoke that up while ! waited. |
thought IL looked like day.
"A bit heavy" smiled. and III q
clgnrct
The chap smiled back and asked
me what part OF America l was
from. lie smiled again and left the
room.
INDUCED in a sip Of ten and n
puff OF smoke. Then the door
opened once more and new per.
sonaRe appeared in the room-an
officer In khaki.
Without. word he bowed 20 me
and turned toward the door. Evi.
IDENTIFY | was supposed to follow. Via
a stairway leading up from the hail.
the officer led the way TO sort OF
second.story balcony. turned sharp.
" and entered a large room similar
TO the one had just left. but lighter.
owing 20 open windows around all
four sides
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Dies of Old Age
in 1O2nd Year

GLASGOW. Oct. is.--Mrs. Jennie
Macdonald has died In her 1920 year.
Her mother lived TO be los. while
sister was iof at the time Of her
death.
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LAST RITES for Mrs. Margaret
Morrice. rs. who died Saturday at her
home. 1881 Elizabeth st. were 20 be
held Tuesday afternoon at the parlors
of the Georgetown Undertaking Co.
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1000 Men Were Asked

For many years we have been making
the ideal toilet soap. We blended palm
and olive oils - the balmy cosmetics OF
agc-old fame. And millions OF people have
adopted this Palmolive Soap.
Six years ago we started to embody this
blend in shaving cream. And the first
step was to ask q thousand men the vir-
tues they wanted in it.
These were their requirements:
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Nine-tenths Of these men wanted quick
shaves, above all. They did not like long
brushing. finger rubbing. hot towels and
delay.
So cream was made which acts in
one minute Within that time the average
beard absorbs 1870 of water And that |.
enough. This result is due to almost in
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Next. they wanted liberal Iather. And
they wanted little Of the soap to go far.
So we developed cream which multi
plies itself $50 times in lather. A bit on
for a shave. A single tube of Palmolive
Shaving Cream serves for i52 shaves.
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Sin1n1s Tells of Visit
With DR.. Sun Vat Sen
in Palace at Canton

II. In the center. stood vase OF rose
coiored slass. shaped like lily. and
IN the vase several lilies Of the East.
ct" variety. and some marigolds.
Three grated windows on the two
sides let in the air and afforded a
glimpse al the green. sun-iit courts
outside. on the floor were strips OF
ordinary mating. and about the
walls more chairs like those at the
table, some tea tables and an occa-
sional high stand--likes those In any
furniture store In any town IN Amer.
lea holding pots and flowers.
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A soothing soap

They wanted soothing shaving cream.
They wanted a fabricated razor. no irrita-
ton, pleasant after-efect.
The best way ever known to those ends
is the blend OF palm and olive oils. The
iather is lotion in itself.