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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

admitted 10 America under tho
Russian quota. limo and again
he had failed TO get thru. I hope
no may win thru with his child
on the next quota.
One would think that she
would bc weary OF tho struggle
and dishcartened, but no. Sho
has become n real American and
loves America. But II her lover
cannot be admitted, she expects
to 80 to him in Europe. quote
from her last letter;
~ hope so much that things
win work themselves out exactly
rs they should in tho most beau
tiful way. Please do not worry
amy moro about this case. Who
Of us mortals knows what Is alb
solutoly unfortunate and what Is
not2 With n little common sense
and q little sense of humor Ohoso
useful ana most important
springs OF our psycholo ,ical be.
havior) arc there any unfortun-
ntc situations? Are there any
tragedies? II seems TO mo that
tragedies fly away from before
perfect wisdom like shadows from
the face or the sun, md every.
thing acquires dsp meaning In
tho long run"
Hero wo have shown us n real
genius for happiness, Many OF
us ought TO feel ashamed of tho
complaints wo utter and tho dis
content we feel in tho light Of
this lndy's calm and sercne con-
frontntatn OF her situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Christmas Seals

TWENTY years ago Elnar Holbool, a
i postofficc clerk in Denmark, originated
Christmas seals. The money derived from
the sale of these seals goes 10 fight tubey-
Culosis.
In 20 years the sale Of Christmas seals
m America has multiplied into the mil
lions. And i'm 20 years the yearly deaths
from tuberculosis have dropped from 2OO,-
GOO to 100000 Christmas seals are not
altogether responsible But they help
nightly.
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MAN WHO HAS BEEN EVERYWHERE

men,, savnEeG.andor has reach.
Cd Garhyaug In tho Forbidden
Land OF Tibet Hts later book
on Tibet waz 70 become a near.
classic.
Tho Boxer war, a horseback
ride Oh tho way across Russia.
Persia and Baluchistan 20 india.
Back to England as tho volume
ends.
Page ono Of volume two: he IL
Inspired by Colonel George Har.
vry 70 visit the Philippine
HcadhuntcrH, war In. Miudanao.
"a tour Of America where no
discovered" PcrhinF for Raose.
volt,
Page 100. hs dimes with En-
pefpr McucliiS nf AbyH7lnla--a
modest feast on 100 oxen ana
several hundred sheep.
savagcs, Eultana, the Imam Of
Timbuctoo. n journey across
widest, widest Africa: presto,
change. page 200 finds him
fighting tho iunEles OF Matte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
? ? AnSwerS to Your Questions !? 2

Q. What is a dude ranch?
A. Ranches Uhich sDeciall-c N
haCiag summer boarsers loho tnots
nothing of ranch Hfc aud are term
- 'dndcs' bU genuine corbogB.
Q. What IS a yule-log?
4. 4 lgrOe block ~ irDod former
~ put on INC hearth on Christmas
&C 10 form ne basis Of nc Chrisi-
mas fire.
o.NEhat ID tho meaning Of the
name Noel?
4. Born or ciristmqs dqu
Q What ore tho synonyms and
aH,onyms Of free" used a. an adj
srb?
Il. SgH0Hyms: Literal. generous.
bouuifut. bouHtcous. muaificcut.
frank. articss. candid. JdoiRt1r. open.
Independent. UHconjbped, iuBcserred.
lErcstraiHsd, ceeugt. clear. io0ss.
oqsy, careless aatosyms: Sl1rigH.
sllngv, arifm. cosaU
q. what does bourgeois mean ?
L. Belonging To the middle rank
ia society
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Flivvers, Instead of Camels, Today Carry
the Wise Men of the East to Bethlehem
rA5toFrabhsl ~ W. Ard Macdonald

thcy made kHoiCn abroad
the saying iUhich cas tol
the saying irhich rn8
told them concerning this
Child. And all they that
heard 10 wondered az
those things ichich rerc
told them bv tho shcp-
herbs.
Telephones, telegraph
and radio are now COM
mercial fixtures in the
everyday life of persons
living in Bethlehem. The
word is not passed from
mouth to mouth.
And iCben they had
opened their treasures,
hcv presented unto Him
gifts; gold and franklin
conSe and myrrh.
Gold, silver or more
likely q check passed
thru n complete banking
institution is the Goth
century procedure.
And such gifts are
carried by a mailman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
BY HARRY M. FRANTZ

TACK LONDON tn hts ualmy
- days used to say 20 his
fricnia, Two been everywhere.
md seen everything"
Row comes man who goes
him ono better. Two been every.
where. seen everything. and
known everybody" no says
and proves y.
a. Henry savnre.Inndor. In
Everywhere The Memories Of
bu Explorer" Frederick 4.
Etal;cD tolls tale which will
turn All other victims ot tho
wunGrrlust green with envy.
The record Of 30 years OF travel
it g.. Two volumes leave you
raddened ny tho thought that,
after al. there arp only six con-
tincnts for mortal man 10 SEQ.
Savage L.audor'g narrative n
ne Kaleidoscope aH his life:
page for "a city, n chapter for
q continent, is not too little.
Thru It's swift flung pages nro
all the names In tho best Eazet-
tscr You can't help thinking at
times that names had lure for
Savage Lander; ~ any rate, he
has associated himself with most
~ tho bizarre and wuy.off places
OF the world.
Taking his adventure IN hun.
dred page lots, merely 70 suggest
ita marvellous scope
Page one finds him n child In
n villa az Florence. A bad fall
affected his memory which
nevertheless remained clear and
pictoriully rctcntlvc for anything
where reasoning was concerned
or FOR things I had actually
seen" Perhaps this visual mem.
Org will part explain his Joy in
travel.
4 hundred pages hence he IS
catching Wild ducks In Japan.
Then China, Korea. and Aus.
trulia; pHgo 600 finds him OK.
changing views on mt at Whist.
lers studio In Paris.
Skip 100 pages; ngulnat tho
wishes Of tho Indian govern
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DETHLEHEll

BETHLEHEM. Dec.
ID -. And she
brought forth her first
born son, and wrapped
him IL 8lraddiiHg clothes,
and laid him Ia a mgH-
ger because there Wns
no room tor them IN
tho inn.
Now, 1000 years la
ter. the little city of
David is crowded with
pilgrims from every cor
ncr Of the globe. Not
here under decree from
a ruler 10 be taxed, but
here TO rebuild Palestine
into an independent
state. The inn-spacious
hotels of modern accom-
mediation.
And 10 came to pass,
az the angels iCcre gone
array from them into
heaueH, the shepherds
said one TO another,
"Lct as non 90 oreu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
What VA 1925 Bring?

WAS 1924 q good year foT youg Do sou
w look hack over it with pleasure OR
are you glad il has gone into eternity FOR
ever and q new year is &C hand that may
bring better things!
Many win contemplate 1924 with salts
faction. lt brought 10 them, increased
money on wisdom or happiness. Others
were less fortunate
An admirable institution is New Years
day, on which we take stock OF our condl-
ton and tearing the old calendar down,
start anew with fresh enthusiasm and ann
bition. IL is the time TO forget as well as
The time to make good resolutions,
WE can profit boy eNperience-especial-
Wv ly by our mistakes, Errors teach us
what not 10 do again. They pilot us safe
In thru the future ii we have learned our
lesson.
Experience is 10 the individual what
capital is 20 business, Experience also
teaches us what NOT TO do That Is quite
rs important as knowing what TO do.
IT'S unfortunate that so many people see
i in New Years day only a reminder of
errors. There is too much resolving not
10 do too little resolving 10 do Ideal
is the combination Of both.
Good resolutions need not all be negative.
New Years day is quite as much a time
% start rs time 10 quit.
NTHAT man is today compared with
w year ago is far less important than
what he viii be a year from now.
And his condition January l, 1926, will
depend largely on himSef-on his ambi-
ton, his efforts, his determination
Some viii resolve TO increase their in
come in 1925.
Others will resolve to improve their
knowledge and wisdom.
Still others will primarily seek greater
happiness, and n few viii realize that it is
found in greatest abundance by making
others happy.
Let mistakes and weaknesses die with
the old year. Let renewed ambition deter
mination and kindness arrive with 1925.
Ahead into the unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Detours for Bad Roads

THE asphalt of payements travels back
i and forth, highway engineers dis
cover. If you put a tack in the asphalt
surface and watch il, you'll find 1t moves
as much as six or eight feet in a year.
The theory is that motor traffic shoyes
: the asphalt forward, just rs q rug tends
TO move under a child's feet when he slides
over ii.
Naturally, the flow Of asphalt is mostly
IN warm weather, when the pavement is
softened by the suns heat
Take an cast-west street Traffic Is
heavier or faster. rs total in one direc-
ton than the other. Suppose this traffic
eNerts It's greatest shove westward. The
asphalt moves in that direction. Heavy
trucks, eastbound. reverse the flow. This
Is the only plausible theory the engineers
so far have figured out.
TT MAY seem at first glance that the
i engineers are wasting time and money
by such endeavors. Not so. II Is part of
a widespread endeayor to learn the causes
that make pavements go 10 pieces prcma-
urely and in spots.
Why does q pavement wear out. sink OF
break up in scattered places instead of
uniformly? The engineers are trying to
find out. They'll succeed. Then wen build
better pavements.
THE good roads movement has been
l. handicapped by a national desire for
mileage rather than endurance. Il pleases
us to know that so many thousand miles
OF roads are surfaced in year. There Is
little public interest in how long the sur
facing will last.
In other words. our bodybuilding has
been rather on an emergency basis. for
the time being.
1t is realized now that wen have to
nave good roads permanently, not lust for
today and the next few years. Accord
inngly, the engineers are deyoting their
abilities 70 deyising pavements that will
endure. mat Is the way to spend taxpay-
ers money-endurance first, mileage sec
ond
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A XMAS
STORY
By ALBERT APPLE


A IH2IOEl men hsm "a
u EXPLORING la ra aIr.
visited our Garth H Ians-F i,
riElt Il @ rIraF.Er at he -
Ter gi O. forrest Learn~ ~.
Plane o. w FORM 10 4
r.fg aHl mingled Or daya srsgr
tLe people.
SOW taE man from Mars 40
"a mas D H1aer % m1Elnr -
rf iaF.al.a 10 10 oas -
llU
Returning 20 Mara he rero-,.
c "The earth people lmprr
mr as selfish srf rratsrsd. ~
every man Tor himself Tbe.
scheme against each other Frg
ore guilty ~ maHHes. even
crime iu struggle 10 gel rl5n
wealth than they ureL Llfs =,
earth b. - hard night. wearisops
disappointing. The s4rtflnn
arc not 90 sufficiently. clril.zsf
% realize that they would al l.
richer and happier by o0-operst
UE-By helping iurtead d opDsr.
ing each other The result Il
that in o. world Of plenty TIER
Orc millions uf uEfGTtuuates Wa
have only The bare necessities a.
iIfa Euvles and Iealouslez 49,
rie Do must BE- q wrgfehsf
place % live"
VNIE M1rtllus sent their phar.
L tom explorer hack 10 earth
lie arrived on Christmas eve
spent q few days and rsturpsl
home amazed This time hs rs.
ported;
The carthliuss have a rao-.
extraordinary festival known "a
Christmas. on this day. eyerv
one % generous. kind. happy. II
D. the only day In the year whsa
the goal OF the earthlings Is 10
rive instead o. 20 get. win
thrills o. pleasure they bestgE
Eiii5 on their loved ones. They
ree1 out tho poor and help them
literally. All % peace. hnpplnsss
good felIowHhip."
Tho phantom explorer paurss
md eyed his bewildersd Listen.
ers.
The remarkable part c,
Christmas on earth" said BE-. 'iq
that the 0arthIlngs realize Chris.
mas Is the happ!cst day OF TIE
year By reason Of this Chris.
mas spirit. u seems not 70 oc.
cur 20 them that an other dar7
could be as happy II the Christ.
mas spirit were in force oil The
time instead Of just one day
year. Perhaps, later when ths
see tho light, every day VIII B,
Ike Christmas. True happiness
Is IN uEselfshncss, liberallty end
helping others"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

the wind II blowing 80 mile, an
hour?
4. 10 'eouIa travel 80 miles per
hour.
G. Which produces more butter.
Omaha or st. Paul1
4. Omaha.
Q What orc tho French and
Spanish words Tor "rgscbuda"g
4. French "7os bouions dc rose" i.
Sparish, 100 boiones DC rosa"
g. What Is tho climate Of India =?
4. on pccount If ~ great rFfrn,
ard different attitudes, {. has many
aViercn' climates. nc tchols land
may b. described a. more or less
tropical crccpt the HIGHER altitudca.
The slopes ut the HlHalavqF. a.
hi0h as then arc habiiablc. caJoy n
temperate climate: neither Is fbryc
for The natircg nm opbrcsdrc dc.
gree Of heat on the hi1h plateau OF
tho Dcccau. The climate, on The
i0hoir. cEccpt IN the districts NJ
jungle aud marsh lands. "a not nm.
heaithtW for me chltc race. n the
ordinary precautions required IN OH
hot countries arc obscrpcd The most
heated area Is that Of tho north
iocst. IN or about The region Of the
indian desert. ishrrG me mean July
temperature crcecds % degrees H.
Q. What arc the leading political,
parties 81 England?
a. CoHSerrafire. labor and libcr1i.
@ Arc tho tongils Of my uso 10
n person.
A. Up 10 about he fourth yrar
me tousAs hare n dlsttlct function
In hc prcscrration Of me health
d,d ne Development Of the child.
TicD hare 10 do 1rith Influencing
me absorption Of the tood into ho
blood n has been found that after.
The fourth Bcar nc tonslls cause
more harm Than Ocod There R.
howcrcr. much difference Of opinion
a0tong mCmbors OF tho medical pTo !
fcsdon as 10 TIC real purpose VI Incl
foHsHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
BuyiRg Ahead

DOND issues floated by states aud mite
ID inequalities ais year viii total Sli0O-
100000 dollars. This win bee Sl2lOO0 600
more than in 1923.
Total Indebtedness of states and munich
palities of our country now is more than
SlO,0O00O0 600. IL Is increasing at a rate
that will double il about every seven years
The future is being mOrtgaRed alarm
ingly, in the eyes of anyone who bother
to figure tax rates of few years hence.
They are too high already.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
The Burden

ERANCE does not expect that the dam
i ger of another war will be eliminated in
our generation. Her new naval program
IS being laid out carefully for the next
20 years. During that time the French
will spend 000O00O00 francs for new
ships, not including upkeep.
The financial burden Europe incurred in
the world war viii not be much greater
IN the long run than permanent continu
ance OF competitive ornaments - navy.
military or aerial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Hard Work and Life

lard work shortens workers lives.
L according TO Dr. Louis /. Dublin. the
insurance statistician. He finds that office
workers live eight years longer than indus
trial workers, on the average.
The trouble with such statistics is that
length of life depends on heredity and
what we do outside working hours, quite
as much as on work. However, the old
saying, Hard work never killed anybody"
probably was invented by an employer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
COOLIDGE
PROPHECY
ATTACKED
By HERBERT QUICK

BY HERBERT QUICK
Ma COOLIDGE predicts trat
W tHs UHfrl states TTi 100
l9as produce q surplus 9E farm
pro4g-fs faF export Ilr predicts
also that SCI shall become pre-
p7nderaHIy Industrial prcu's and
Wll have % Import food
Il arf. De rlH 40 import
moro than we export now ull
Doe iayr thr f1uGaaug1 for g De-
mau1 Tor more sugar TARIFF 20
EaH up COR f.aHrve iu rurr
production when. as "a matter ~
faal cur begf growers arc 81
badly hlt hy tag agricultural DE-
precision o. any N tho T1@t ~
uH
10 implies Nat fas farmers
Should 49, patient uuiH tla Tine
comes ufJ1 thry mI prJut ~
hgmr mary't which they can
Ult supply TEry may reply
that few ysaTg moro - Tho
ruin which LaB been their Ilt il
no rart four .ear nll not leave
many or them iH position %
profit ~ chs changed condition
which be speaks ~ 40 confident,
- r1 promising q better day.
Iia confidence m basel GA
vsrg rpeFnclrl grounds, the lu.
crearrI production which tho
war brought. and % which Mr
Dg1lfFg REFER, shows that our
farmer have % iu their power %
produce almost indefinitely moro
than they now DO. Whenever
tho markets make u pr1HpCc-
flyrly profitable. thsy viii for n
time produce moro than tho
home market wil! consume.
Tho coming on % the change %
which 30 rrfgm win certainly
stimulate our production Prob
ally no farmer now living uil
ever eco the day when ;A.5 eur
lIEs w.Ii have dl1ppaUr-I. Tho
prophecy rs o faIlacioGa ons.
And tho forecast or continued
Industrial expansion IS q very
questionable one. Tho great
manufacturing nations q 30
years ago are not having every
thing their own way IN malging
thing for tho world any longer.
Japan has become q great manu-.
featuring nation. India AMI
China nrc rapidly developing
great industries. with their CD.
mo-. unlimited supply % labor
India and China can take care Of
tho whole AFl1tlc market ard
even throw Japan into secondary
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
- FABLES ON HEALTH -
CHAPPED HANDS

ItHAPPED hands and face arc com.
" mon 10 hundreds Of women IN
any wintgy portion Of tho country
and become quito annoying, as well
as painful.
MrH. Mann was IN the habit az
mixing up n simple remedy mpdo as
follows.
snlicylato or soda, ono dram, one.
half ounce bnlsum OF peru; ono and a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
WARS FOR PROFITEERs

II notice were now given that n
tho next war no man would have OF.
portunity to mako these enormous
profits, there would only be war
when IL was necessary, and II al TIE
nations Of the earth could be induced
20 adopt the same policies along this
limo the chance for any such catas-
trophe would be greatly reduced
Rep. Jones D.). Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
'INIE, FIRST,

I believe one OF the troubles IN
the personal dealings between men
is the disposition that we all have
TO think more about our rights than
about our duties, moro about get
ting what the other fellow owes
than about giving the other fellow
what we owe him.--Rep. LowreT
Cd, Mississippi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

half ounces OF glycerine and six
ounces OF roso water. Mix wei and
apply night and morning.
Many people claim TO find relief
from tho simple uHc OF camphor Ice.
A glycerino lotion can be made
from ono and hnlf ounces Of glyccr.
inc, fouG drams Of boraN ana a half
pint OF wntar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Telling 1t to
Congress
UNCLE SANS PLAYGRousDs

Our country has tho greatest SIS.
tenn OF national parks in n. word
Our parks arc natural museums with.
IN which arc preserved some great
natural. scientific, scenic, or hlstor-
ical attractions OF surprising and
outstanding superiority IN their class.
Rep. Ragon D.). Ark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
SWEATING WJNDOWS

a number OF rendora have
requested Information on how 10
prevent windows from sweat.
ing IN cold weather. Any other
render Interested may obtain d
ono.papo mimcographod bulletin
covering this by writing TO our
Wellington Bureau, enclosing O
9-ccnt stamp ror reply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
MONEY FOR THE FARMERS

The enactment OF the farm loan act
has been OF great advantage TO tho
farmers turnout tho country In Sc
curing reduced rates Of Interest.
Since the passage Of the act they
have been able 70 get more liberal
terms from companies leaning money.
Rep. Hastings D) Okla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
A Thought

Let not him that girdeth on his
harness boast himself as he that put.
teth IL off, Kings w: IL.
MEN Of real merit, and whose no.
ANl bio and glorious deeds we arc
ready 70 acknowledge, arc yet not
70 be endured when they vaunt their
own actions.--Aschlnes.
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DID THE WORK

And here Is the gentleman from
Ohio CHR. Burton) passirely admit
ting that Il was $4.ooo.0o0 that got
Inactive fellows TO the polls and en-
lightcned them after It got them
there.-Rep. ConnaIly CD, Texas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

Q. What Is tho birthstone for De.
cembsr and what 10 the superstition
attached thereto?
4. The fnTgisoisci e - considered
the sAblcm Of prosperity; gircn b.
loriHO hands. 70 carries nth Z, hrp.
Dtacss and good fortune. rs color
rolcs irheH tho 1-bcing Of Tho
Diger Is IN peril according 20 legend
O. What r. the Applan way?
A. INC oldest Of the Romrn roads
10 e1as from Rome 70 CopRr.
@ II an ncropl1no can travel NJ
q speed Of 100 miles an hour in stiIl
air, how fast would It travel with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

unto Bethlehem and sec this
thing which is come 10 pass :"
Today chugging flivvers car
~ tourists and inhabitants TO
and fro across the country. The
long journeys of the camel arc
but Biblical memories.
And iChon they had seen IL,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

In view OF tho largo number OF
arrests OF motorists for a certain of.
fensc, perhaps wo can better un.
deHtond the producers when they
talk Of "saturatlonp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
What Folks
Are Saying

DIR. WILLIAM SORTHRUP,
Grand Rapids. Mich: Honesty and
science mako an ideal combination
among physicians. but Il Is better. II
wo cannot have both IN equal meas.
urc. 20 have more honesty and less
science"
DIR. y. p. HILL. educator. Phlla.
delphia: There O. a feeling that
with al our educational equipment,
Ftudcnts arc not being educated. We
arc missing the mark. We arc on a
sort Of mcrry.Eo- round. We arc IL
motion and there is plenty Of excite.
ment and Jazz, but NO are getting
nowhere"
JUDGE sABATH, Chicago divorce
court: 1T doesn't hurt q husband to
wipo tho dishes FOR his wife. when
they arc just starting out and she
has baby 70 care for and the house.
work 20 do"
LINCOLN J. CARTER. old.tlmo
melodamatist. Goshen. Ind: There
arc lot OF people who think I am
dead because 1 am not producing a
mclodramn n year. Tho fact Is that
tho heroine and tho hero and all the
scenic effects OF tho melodrama have
moved over 20 tho films. That's all.
I'm still as much alive as ever, but
the old business is gone"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

YOU can ret IN answer to
4 my question Of fact or In
formation by writing The seat
lie Star Question Editor. 1897
New York ave, Washington.
D. &, and Enclosing cents In
loose stamps for reply. 40
medical, legal or marital adj
vice. Personal replies. conf
DENTAL. All letters must be
signed.
Evening star., 1924-05-23

that way for seventeen years.
He began using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and they helped
him, and after using one cake oil
cuticu-a Soap and one box Of Cuti-
eura Ointment he was completely
healed" tSigned) Mrs. Mary Stin-
SOL. Ai;ardt, Tenn.
Clear the pores Of Impurities BY
daily use of Cutieura Soap and oc-
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