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Evening star., 1925-03-23
NEW COXEYS ARMY
DEF|ESCANADAMUD
Covers 200 Miles to Lodge
Protest With Provincial
Officials.
BY Consolidated Press.

BY Consolidated Press.
CALGARY, Alberta, March o.
Twenty-Five miles Of trudging over a
slippery road six inches deep in
slushy snow took all the romance out
of the hike of more than 100 unmar-
ried, unemployed men, who set out
from Calgary Saturday morning on
a 200-mile trek to Edmonton, the cap
ital of the province, to protest to the
Legislature against unemployment.
At Airdrie this goth century
"Coxey's army" crashed aboard a
Canadian Pacific Railway freight
train Sunday morning. They were
permitted to remain on the train until
It reached the outskirts of Edmonton.
where the pilgrims were ordered off
railroad property, according to re-
ports received here today. Then they
marched into Edmonton, where they
joined with Edmonton's unemployed
for a demonstra tion Monday at the
Parliament buildings, where the Leg
islature is in session.
The army" which set out from
Calgary Saturday morning, was head
ed by Gen" A. J. Boulter, an ex-
perienced World War veteran.
Roads Almost Impassnble.
Thepilgrims could not have chosen
a more unsuitable day for the start
of their tramp than Saturday, but
having made their bluff Friday night
they had to go through with it. The
main highway to Edmonton, hitherto
rough, but hard with it's Winter coat
ing of ice and snow, was suddenly
converted by the warmest weather OF
the Winter into half a foot of mussy
mush, than which there is no worse
footing in the world. Nevertheless,
125 husky men, more than half of
whom were war veterans, started out
Foxily they swung around the c. P.
r. yards, planning to hop freight.
but they delayed too long and missed
their train. Then there was nothing
to it but hit the trail or back down.
The % miles of the march to Airdrie
may be left to the ina gination, but
only rs of the company dropped out.
Their only sustenance en- route was
raisins, bread and cheese bought by
the leaders at the last Calgary store,
and this fare carried the m&rchers
through 10 hours of strenuous muscle
wrenching marching. They were
weary and soaked to the knees when
they reached Airdrie, but still game.
The villagers gave them hospitable
treatment, filed them with hot coffee
Evening star., 1925-03-23
NEW STAMPS IN DEMAND

Sales Of the new Harding / II -cent
postage stamp and the new 1 " cent
stamped envelope on March 10, the
first day of their offering at the Post
Office Departments philatelic agency
amounted to s2,446. representing
about 10000 pieces. The sales were
to stamp collectors, who bought in
blocks of 6, IL and even 100.
Many asked that IL cent Wash
ington stamped envelopes. bearing in
addition 1Ia -ceht Harding stamps of
the three methods of manufacture
coil, rotary press and hat-bed press
be mailed to them SO as to bear the
cancellation date of the first day of
among the Arst issued.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
SENATOR TO VISIT BRAZIL
Jones Will Study Shipping Prob
lens in South America.

Senator Jones, Republican, Wash
ington. will sail Saturday for South
America to spend a month In Brazil
Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and
possibly Chile, studying shipping
conditions. He will be accompanied
by his wife.
On his leturn to Washington late
in May Senator Jones, who is chair
man Of the Senate comm cree COM
mittee, will begin drafting a ship
ping bill designed to separate the
functions of the Shipping Board and
the Fleet Corporation.
He discussed shppin &. problems to-
day with Mr.. Coolidge.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
TAILoRs EXHIBIT CRAFT.
Of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
BERLIN, March 4.-Readymade
clothes had their inning at the Ger
man capital recently when the first
Berlin clothing fair was held on the
new exhibition grounds, on which, in
rapid succession. there have recently
been held the radio, the automobile
and now the clothing fairs.
over 1000 firms applied for space
in the three large halls set aside for
the, purpose, 1t wassthe largest fair
that Berlin has yet seen.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
Airn,en Disproue
Consciousness Is
Lost in Long Fall
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 23. - After a
series of tests at Mitchell Field yes
terday Army flying officers said that
the theory that a person falling from
a great height loses consciousness
during the descent has been disproved.
Sergt. Randall L. Bose and Corp.
Arthur Bergo went up in a bombing
plane, and, coached by Lieut.. NJ. l.
Elliott, parachute officer, performed
four delayed parachute jumps. Each
man on the first jump fell 1000 feet
before opening his parachute, while
Sergt Bose dropped 500 feet on his
second lap.
Both said that though they were
falling with terrific velocity when
they opened their parachutes they
were fully conscious.
officers in charge of the test said
that they demonstrated that a man
falling from a high building is con-
scious until the moment he strikes the
ground.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

! Wheat Is harvested in December
IN New South Wales.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
Fight Begun in Boat
After Wreck RACES
SeUen Years Later
By the Associated Press.

Ds inc AssutidtcH fEtss.
NEW YORK, March 23.-A fight
which dates from the sinking of a
British tramp steamer by a German
submarine in 1917 and which has
been waged in various ports of the
world was renewed here last night
when John Frain and Benedict Ma
rino resumed hostilities. The con-
troversy centers about the disappear
ance of a. pair of trousers
Frafn said that he and Marino were
aboard the British tramp steamer
Mapag when it was sent to the bot
tom by the submarine. After days of
hardship in an open boat they were
picked up and taken to port. where
Marino accused Frain of taking his
trousers. There the fight started. The
men staged fstic demonstrations in
Liverpool, Marseille, France and other
ports.
Marino said that he lost track of
Frain year ago, but that last night he
met him on the river front and Frain
Immediately renewed the fight. Frain
was sentenced to three days in Jail.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
GOMPERS' WIDOW
DROPS WILL FIGHT
$4,000 to $4,000 Estate
to Be DiVided-FeW Wit
neSSes Called.

Formal proof of the will of Samuel
Gompers, late president of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, will be
taken before a jury in the District
Supreme Court this afternoon or to-
morrow. Mrs. Gertrude n. Gompers,
his second wife, has decided to with
draw her contest over his estate and
will consent to the probate of the
will of November in which her hus-
band specifically declared she should
have no share in his estate except
her dover interest under the law.
Mrs. Gompers also will withdraw her
request for the probate of an earlier
will of the labor chieftain, executed
shortly after his second marriage, in
which he left her the bulk of his
estate. now valued between $4,000
and $4,000. and will agree that pro-
bate of that instrument be denied by
the court.
When the case is called in court
it will be necessary only for Attor-
neys Newmyer & King, representing
Samuel j. Gompers, the executor, to
call the witnesses who signed the
will at the time it was executed by
Mr.. Gompers.
Undue influence Charged.
The second wife, through Attorney
Julius l. Peyser, in her caveat to the
will charged that the sons of Mr..
Gompers had unduly Influenced him
to destroy the will making her the
chief beneficiary and to make a new
will excluding her as far as possible
from sharing the estate. 1t is under
stood she decided early this month to
withdraw from the contest and to
make no opposition when the case
came before jury for determination.
This action of Mrs. Gompers made
1t unnecessary for the sons and two
granddaughters, who are seeking the
admission of the later will, from call
ing Gov. Albert Z. Smith OF New
York, Senator La Toilette and a num-
ber of other prominent people who
had been summoned when it was
thought there would be real contest
over the will.
The share of the widow under her
dover right amounts to one third of
the personal estate and one-third of
the income from the real estate. The
house, No. $500 Thirty fifth street, is
valued at about $4,000. and the rest
OF the estate is In personal property.
The Washington times., 1925-05-18
Miscellaneous
BUILDING MATERIALS

BATHROOM outfit. kitchen sink. toilet
outfit, water pipe, gas water heaters
and kitchen boilers, toilet seats, cleo"
trio fixtures for every room in your
house, steel beams, brick. doors and
sash, lumber, saivaged and new;
paint, roofing, corrugated iron, wall
boards. firepfoof plaster boards. This
company carries q clean, well-selected
stock of all materials from founda-
ton to roof ana permits you to
buy all your building wants at one
place at the right price, without loss
Of time. sidney Hechiuger House
Wrecking Co.. Camp Meigs, 9Th and
and SITS. s w. Inspection invited
at both offices until $3.50 p. m.
Esta blished Il years In MaahtnRton,
ECONOMICAL BUILDING MATERIALS
Washington Wrecking supply Co.,
Inc, 1th. K and Water SITS. S.W. FE.
22o6. 'At the Seventh st. Wharves."
The Washington times., 1925-05-18
Qsis of All Wealth Is "Mother Fart"
AutOmOtive

WANTED-AUTOMOBILEs "a
CASH for your car. Late modes pre-
ferred. Morgan. 1895 Conn Ave.
Cash .or cars. The AUTO MART, 11th
st. and Kalorama I'd. Adams 1881.
FoRDS especially for cash. See Mr..
Tofrey, No. New York Ave. N. q.
The Washington times., 1925-05-18
Financial

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES e.
GROCERY--Wsekly business $3.50 to
$500, on a busy street; store and
rooms~s3b per month will sacrifice
on account of ether business. Call
MIR, Zeiffer Main 1899.
MEAT market and grocery; excellent
location; established trade; owner will
sacrifice for quick sale; bargain. North
1892
WBTTESTDE Taxi Co for sale; : cabs,
all new. Apply 1900 l. st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1925-05-18

BUSINESS EQUIPMENT S.
RENT-Brand new Corona Four type
writer's: single shift; standard four:
bank offise keyboard; - month;
months. $40; special student rates
CORONA TYPEWRITER
COMPANY. INC.
1905 X sc. W Frank. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1925-05-18
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 5.

CHICKS-1,30O white leghorns, ~ cents;
special; immediate delivery. Arlington
Hatchery, Falls Church 7-W-3.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30

Pure, Delicious Velvet Kind"
Brick Ice Cream, specially priced
for Friday-onA day only.
All the popular flavors are in
cluded-select the kind that you
like best.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
NEW ROW
OVER DOLLAR
SHIPS
Shipping Board Members
Anxious to Avert Fight to
Revoke Lines Contract
By FRED j. WALKER.

A concerted movement to patch
up their differences was under way
in Shipping Board circles today fol-
lowing the sale to the Dollar in
terests of five passenger liners oper-
ated in the San Francisco-Asiatic
trade.
Alarmed over the results that
might follow q new row, ma jority
members, supported by one of the
Idle hard" minority commissioners
sought to halt the projected fight
TO revoke Dollars operating con-
tract on five Seattle-Asiatic ships.
Admiral Leigh C. Palmer, preei-
dent of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration will return from business
trip tomorrow and by common con-
sent has been made the standard
bearer in any new fight.
Palmer told the Board when Dol
lars bid for the San Francisco
ships was being considered, that he
would favor selection Of a new
operator for the Seattle fleet be-
cause traffic might be diverted to
the California port, causing a loss
TO the Government.
If Palmer chooses to reopen the
subject, he will be supported. II
the Seattle problem is mentioned
by Palmer, his friends will probably
drop their projected action on the
theory they would be out-voted in
any event, it was learned today.
Officials of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation today asserted they
had no plan of action in mind and
intimated Dollar might be permitted
TO continue as a Seattle operator Of
board ships.
This possibility was strengthened
by reports Dollar would return 10
Washington in a few months to
bid on the Seattle boats.
The board is anxious to get the
Government out of the shipping
business, particularly in the Pacif-
&c, where local interests contributed
fuel to the flames of. the recent
controversy when Pacific Mail
steamship Company, operators OF
the San Francisco ships, sought TO
have the courts halt the Dollar
sale.
A word from Dollar that he
would bid on the Seattle ships
would automatically halt the con-
tract-canceling move, it was said.
Reports today tended to confirm
this although board members re-
fused to comment.
Dollars strong financial backing
on the Pacific coast and his admit
ted desire to maintain conditions
demanded by the board in selling
Its fleets are understood to en-
courage sale to him of the re.
naming President ships.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
LAND GRANT ACT
VIOLATION IS.
CHARGED
Northern Pacific Built Route
at Investigation
circuitous, Says Witness

The Northern Pacific Railway
Company was charged with viola
ton of conditions of its land grant
by failure to construct its lines on
reasonably direct routes through
Washington, by the Government, at
the investigation yesterday before
the Congressional commission In
curing into the land grant.
B. F.. MCGOWAN, counsel for the
Forest Service argued that the COM
pany had obtained, because OF this
circuitous route. 1882, 900 acres of
land in Washington to which it was
not entitled. He urged that this
acreage be deducted from the total
acreage now claimed by the rail-
way company in full satisfaction Of
it's land grant.
The Interior Department present
ed a map Of the route Of the
Northern Pacific through Washing
ton showing the deep route South
from Spokane, dipping into Oregon,
then running northwest through
Ellensburg into Tacoma.
This route was compared with
the route of the Great Northern
and Milwaukee roads which were
characterized as reasonably direct
in compliance with law by Nc
Gowan.
congressman Raker and Sinnett,
members OF the investigating COM
mittee asked for further informa-
ton concerning the connection be-
tween the Northern Pacific and the
Oregon Steamship and Navigation
Company which apparently caused
the railroad company to make the
dip south in Washington to connect
with the properties of the steam
ship company then operating on the
Columbia river.
Raker asked il there had been
community of stakeholder interest
in the two corporations. The
Northern Pacific officials promised
to get data.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
TO take
OFF FAT
NeGO French Formula Re.
duces Pleasantly, Safely
and Surely.

II you are suffering from excess fat if
your heart. lungs and liver are affected by
the burden you are carrying: II your joints
are stiffened with rheumatism. or II you
are victim Of high blood pressure due TO
obesity. you can now be relieved No mat
ter how little how much you want TO
lose. and no matter all the pills. creams
diets and exercises you have tried before
SAN-GRI-NA. a new discovery Of a French
scientist. is guaranteed TO relieve any Eat
man or woman or your money is refunded
SAN-GRI-NA is the formula OF a French
physician. 1t has been used in Europe by
millionaire. actresses and hundreds Of fat
men and women. because is simple. easy
pleasant and harmless. II you are burdened
with rolls Of ugly fat, make this test today
First weigh yourself. then 90 10 any Peo-
pies Drug Store and get 4 box OF SAN
GRI-NA. take two small tablets before each
meal. and watch your fat disappear. One
French woman, now In America. states that
she reduced SO pounds In eight weeks with
this marvellous discovery, and has never re-
gained one pound since. You do not have
10 follow any diets exercises but be
sure and get the right tablets called SAN
CHINA. ~ nothing like II has ever before
been offered TO the American public.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Antiseptics

FOrmOlid. ............... Csc and 59c
Glycothymoline.. -, .23c, 45c and S9c
LavOris. ............ lie, Sac and SOC
Listerine. ......... .23c, 43c and 60c
LysoI. .............2 Csc, 45c and SOC
ZOnite ..........,....... 45c and 89c
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Household Needs

Ammonia, for household use. Pint. .16c
Carpenters Liquid Court Plas-
ter. loo and Csc
S5c Cleansiline Cleaning Fluid. .29c
Csc ColOrite Straw Hat Dye. .21c
Carbona. =. .18c, &c, 53c and csc
Diamond Dyes. ...... .1Sc; 2 for 25c
Dyanshine, all cOlOrs. .......... .42c
35c Energine. ................. Csc
Peoples Furniture Polish. ....: 35c
Hospital Absorbent Cotton. Lib. 49c
JOhnson's Floor Wax. LIB. ....79c
Liquid Glass, fer preserving eggs. Csc
New Skin. 13c, Csc and 45c
Csc Nu-Shine, keeps shoes bright
and new looking. ..............21c
p. d. S.. guaranteed bedbug killer Csc
PEOPLES Choice Bath Room
Tissue. ........... loo; for 25c
Rit, all cOEorS. ..:.............. 15c
SAM Flush. .1Sc
3-In-1 Oil. ......... 15c, Csc and 55c
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Dental Preparations

75c BleachOdent Combination. 800. 59c
Coo Carmac Tooth Paste. ........ 39c
$1.OO COrega. .................... OSc
Soc Dentox Tooth Paste. ........ 39c
35c Drucker's Tooth Powder. go. 29c
EuthymOI Tooth Paste. .......... 25c
6Oc Forhan's Tooth Paste. ...... 36c
soc Ipana Tooth Paste. ......... SOC
SOC KOlynOs Tooth Paste. ....... 23c
3Oc Lyons Tooth Powder. ...... 23c
soc MusOldent. ................. 42c
soc PebecO Tooth Paste. ...... 39c
soc PepsOdent Tooth Paste. -. 39c
35c PyrodentO Tooth Paste. $50. 23c
SOC SanitOl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 23c
SOC Squibb's Tooth Paste. .......s 39c
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Face POWDERS

Armand Powder. soc and $1.OO
Carmen Face Powder. ....... soc
SIPS Coty's Face Powder. 1850. 73c
soc Djer-Kiss Face Powder. 45c
EIcaya Face Powder ......... SOC
Hudnut's Gardenia Face Powder. 100
Hudnut's Three Flowers. ....... Use
S0c Java Rice Face Powder. ;. 39c
franks Face Powder. Csc and $1.OO
soc LaBlache Face POWDER. 45c
$1.OO Piver's Face Powder, all
OuOkS. .s''... ..'.'.''' tCC
6Oc Pompeian Beauty Powder. 49c
soc fellows Pussywillow Pow
ucf. ."''-'' '.'sss roc
Csc fellows Swansdown Powder 23c
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Home Remedies

AhsOrbine, Jr.................''' .SL'lO
Adlerika. ................. .Sl.UU
75c AlcOrub. ........... -. 81. -. OOc
American Oil, Parke, Davis & Co.
Pints. ..-...., .,......'..'.'... 80
75c AnaIgesique Baume Bengue 59c
Aspirin Tablets, Bayers, 15c, 25c and SSc
Aspirin Tablets, Peoples.
Bottle Of .................. zSc
CSC Babek. .................... Doc
Beecham's Pills. Toe, 2lc and 4zc
BeIl-ars Observation-Disclosures Csc and O9c
Laxative BromO Quinine. - 2Sca
Bromo Settler Zoe, 2sc, See and s9css
Buchu Buttons, for disorders of
bladder and b2ckache. Soc
Buffers Rheumatic & GOut Remedy 45c
Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin. .49c and 95c
SOC California Fig Syrup. ......... 4Sc
Dr.. Carey's Prescription. 1890. $l.29
CSC Carter's Liver Pills. .....:..... 15c
Cascarets. ............ Zoe, 23c and 45c Il
4Oc Fletcher's CastOria .-,......... Csc
CreOmulsiOn. SOC
CreOterpin. Doc
Cuticura Ointment. :. .2Sc, 45c and S9c
Dare's Mentha Pepsin. ............ S3c
DiOxOgen. ............ .24c, &c and OSc
DOan's Pills. ..........,. ......... 4Sc
Edwards Olive Tablets. :. .15c and Csc
EIy's Cream Balm. =. Acc. 59c and S9c
EnO's Fruit Salts. ........ .69c and 98c
Eopa Neuritis Tablets. ......... $1.OO
Express Tablets, for constipation,
headache and biliousness. ....... Csc
E. z. Nasal Spray, for throat and
nasal affections. ............... Soc
E. z. Catarrh Cream, quick relief
for catarrh and hay fever. Csc and soc
E. 2. Tablets, mild chocolate
coated laxative tablet. .......... Csc
Father Johns Medicine. . .49c and 92c
Fleets PhosphO Soda. Csc, 49c and CSC
Coo Formamint Tablets. ......... 49c
Gray's Glycerine Tonic. :. .45c and $1.O9
Halls Cherry Expectorant, for
colds and coughs .S5c, Coo and $1.OO
Harper's Headache Medi-
cine, .29c, 5Sc and $1.O9
Hills Cascara Quinine. ........... 23c,
HypO-COd. 09c
Iodex Ointment .................. 45c
IrOniZed Yeast. Observation-Disclosures. 89c
Jad Salts. .................... 69c
J. & J. Kidney Plaster. .......... 25c
Joint Ease. .49c and S9c
KellOgg's Tasteless Castor
Oil. Z4c and 4zc
Liquid Petroleum, Squibb's. 75c
Maltine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .$l.l5
Marmola Tablets. ... sec; for $500
MenthOlatum 19c, soc and 79c
MenthO Sulphur, ROwles. :. ...... Acc
Mike Martins Liniment. 42c, 59c and 83c
MOOne's Emerald Oil. ........ soc
MuSterOle. zoe ana 4Sc
6Oc McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Acc
N. r. Tablets. .23c, 45c and S9c
NOxzema Cream. $50. .29c, 45c and S9c
NujOl. 49c and 0Sc
NuxtOne Tablets, for loss of energy,
sIeeplessness and to enrich the
blood. .$l.OO
Omega Oil. zSc ana 0Sc
Coo Pape's Diapepsin. ............. 49c
Guides PeptO-Msngan. .......... CSC
PhOsphO- Lecithin. Observation-Disclosures. SSc
Pluto Water ...............lS c and S3c
Ponds Extract. ....... .2Sc, 45c and 69c
75c Reno, for gas on the stomach. 5Sc
Sal Hepatica. 25c, 45c and 69c
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Mems Articles

SOC AutoStrop Blades, 5's..... 4Oc
81 90 AutoStrOp Blades, los. 7Sc
Rarhasol. Use and 53c
Barnards Lilac Vegetal. .......... 4Se
Soc Barnard's Razor Aid........ 3Sc
Bay Rum (imported); Y pint ,... 2Sc
Colgate's Shaving Cream. ......... SSc
Colonial Club Shaving Cream. soc
SOC Durham Duplex Blades, S.. S9c
$1.OO Durham Duplex RazOrs. ..... SSc
Csc Ender's Razor Blades, 5's.... zee
Ever-Ready Blades. ........ ...... SIC
Ever Ready Razor, with Wall
Cabinet. Northumberland. 4Sc
Gem Blades, rs. ................. 3Sc
SOC Gillette Blades, SIS. ......... S9c
$1.OO Gillette Blades, los. TIC
$500 Gillette RazOrs, new style. A.4S
$500 Gillette RazOrs, new style. $3.50
Gillette RazOrs, old style. ......... Csc
FRANKS Lather Cream. .......... 35c
soc Mennen's Shaving Cream -. 39c
25c Mennen's Tale, for men. 80. .21c
35c PalmOIive Shaving Cream. 29c
$1.OO Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal. ..... 89c
Williams Shaving Cream. ........ 35c
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Depilatories
Toilet Soaps

COnti's CASTLE. a h., 15c; l h., S9c
I5c Towards Veg Oil
Soap. lie; 3 for S5c
Graham's Iodine Soap. .25c
Jergen's Bath Tablets. Sc; 79c dOz.
Laco CASTLE. ....... zoe; 3 for SOC
LjfebuOy Soap. &c
NOxzema Soap. Csc
Packers Tar Soap. -. .21c; 3 for 6Oc
Csc Palmer's Skin Success Soap. 2Sc
1Oc PalmOlive. ....8c; 89c doz.
Pears Soap, scented. ............ 19c
Pears Soap, unscented. .15c
p. 4 8. Soap. .1Oc; 6 for soc
25c ResinOl Soap. ale; for Coo
Sayman's Soap. ...... 12c; 8 for S5c
Csc WOodbury's Soap. lie; for soc
The Washington times., 1925-04-30

that has been the source of
so much pain can be easily re-
moved by one of DIR. Scholl's
Zino-Pads.
Zino-Pads are safe, thin, anti
septic, waterproof and healing
the finest combination in the
world for Kidding yourself of
those painful, bothersome nui-
SanceS.
Put one on-the pain is gone.
At all our store-35c per box.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Foot Preparations

35c Aliens Foot Ease. .......... ZSc
Csc Blue Jay Liquid. ............ zSe
Csc Blue Jay Corn Plaster. $500. 2lc
Cadox, a refreshing bath for de-
strOying odOrs of perspiring feet 25c
EZ Korn Remover. ........... Csc
ssc Freezoue. ............ 29c
35c Gets-It. 29c
$1.OO OutgrOw. .e.;......''''' oSc
SchoIPs Zinc Pads. ............... 35c
35e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CSC