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La gaceta., 1937-02-10
REUNION DEL COMITE EJE
CUTIVO DE LA VERBENA

Esta noche, a las ocho, Sc re-
mira ell Comite Executive de La
Verbena del Tabaco, en- Ell local
de la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor.
Asuntos de gran importancia
demandan la asistencia de todos
los interesa}os.
Jose Glamour tiene varias
s~ugerencias en- cartera.
Como va saben nuestros lee
torres, La Verbena del Tabaco
celebrara su primer acto ell dfa
Is y ST. fiesta final ei 20, en- Ell
tereno de Plant.
III dfa Is habra concerto Y
fuegos artificiales en- Ybor CT
ty; ell 10, procession civica Y a.
pertura de la Verbena, en- ell te-
rreno de Plant, y ell 20, continue
sion de la Verbena v clausura.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
PA ELEooId NDEL PIA %
EN- YBOR CITY

Para eecci6n de>un con-
cejal ell dfa %, en- ell distrito
n1mero 9, de Ybor City, Sc han
iMaipto va 244O ciudadanos.
La 9tnta electoral municipal
hAsardenado que los nombres de
los inscriptos sean comproba-
dos, en- ell momento oportuno.
Los candidates al paesto de
CONCEAL son cuatro: Frank A
lonso, oriundo de Galicia, natl
vo d eTampa, empleado del a.
yuntamiento y miembro de va
rias sociedades y logias = John
F. Ferlita, un j6ven italiano,
graduado de la Universidad de
Florida; Clemente Sendoya, ex-
CONCEAL, hombre de gran expe-
riencia, miembro de varias To-
gias, y Frank Cannells sastre
de oficio, excandidato a juez de
paz v hombre muy conocido en-
Ybor City Y West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
SE REUNIRA LA N E.
ELECTORAL EN- LA TARDE
DE HOY

Con ell fin de considerar ell
nombramiento de secretaries e
inspectores para las elecciones
p~arciales del dia %, en- ell dis
trito 8, en- Ybor City, Sc reuni-
ra hoy la junta municipal cleo
toral.
Cuatro miembros de la junta
parecen sustentar la creencia
de que en- csc distrito no hay los
suficientes hombres honrados
para supervisor unas elecciones.
Nosotros lie decimos a esos Qua
tro, que cast todos los ciudada-
nos de csc distrito son tan hon
radios o mas honrados que ellos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
Sac Club

Sac Club
Este enthusiastic club, COM
puesto de j6venes formales y
simpaticos de la barriada de
West Tampa, que tienen esta-
bleeida su casa social y gimna-
sio en- La avenida de Howard
esquina a Pine, celebrara junta
regular esta noche, comenzando
a las ocho.
En- proyecto la celebration
de varias fiestas y excursiones
playeras, los componentes dc
este Club sc disponen a dar for
ma a un bien confeccionado pro
grama en- la reunion que anun-
clan.
No hay que recomendar la a.
sistencia, pues sabido es que los
miembros del Siac acuden a to-
das sus juntas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
CINCO PUUGADAS DE LLU-
VIA EN- DIEZ HORAS

La marca de la lluvia para
ell mes de febrero fue- batida
hoy, cuando en- diez horas ca
yeron cinco pulgadas.
Esperase que ell mercurio ba-
je esta noche, pero sin peligro
de escarcha para mafiana.
Las cinco pulgadas Sc preci-
pitaron entire las IL 80 de la
madrugada de aver y las 1000
de la manana de hoy.
La marca de nuvia de TODD ell
ano pertenece a JUNO de 1884,
cuando en- "a horas lego a 7.81
pulgadas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
CENTRIC ASTURIANO

Con ell prsp6sito de dar un
servicio mas eficiente, Sc ruega
a los socios de la Delegation Y
de la Beneficencia Asturiana,
que mientras dure la actual ST.
tuaci6n epidemica, den sus avi-
SOS para los doctores antes de
las diez de la manana. En- esta
ell aviso puede ser aten-
dido prontamente.
J. G~omsdlez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
CfrcMo Cmbano

Hablamos aver del bale In
fantil con que la activa Secci6n
de Recreo del Circulo Cubano
obsequiara a los familiares me-
nores de sus miembros que 10
son a su vez, mllchos de ellos :
hero hoy ,queremos referirnos
I'll bale E> CARNIVAL que tam
bian en- honor de sus asociados
ofrecera en- la noche del sabado
81.
Para este bale que Sc anun-
ella, v en- Ell que sc admitiran So
cios transeuntes, Sc hacen gran
des preparativos. Habra DE re-
sultar pequeno ell amplio espa-
clio "bailable'' de que disponen
los cubanos en- su palacio de la
Gale Catorce...
Como tambien es de costum-
bre, Sc baifara en- Ell salon can
tina, mejorado en- su aspecto Ill
t~imamente, manteniendo vivo el
entusiasmo de los bailadores
una orquesta que tocarA solo
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
NOTAS NCIME

Funci@n en- Ell Centre Asta~SoQo
La Agrupaci6n Benefica y
Cultural del Centre Obrero O.
frecera 81 domingo pr6ximo,
dia IA. una extraordiqRria fun
ci6n en- ell teatro del Centre, a
beneficio de sus fondos.s
La Secci6n de Dama@ de la
Agrupaci6n ha tornado a su
cargo ell trabajo de que la fiesta
Sc resuelva en- un positive EXT
to, v ensaya a diario las dos boz
nitas obras que han de lleyar a
escena: "El Primer Rorro' y
LA Praviana''.
Ademas, I'm nutrido y varia-
do acto de variedades.
Las entradas Sc han fijado en-
20 y 10 centavS.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
Devolvi( do I'm saludo

0SV~AVSN W. WV
A la memoria ME vienen los
versos que Ell genio de la htera-
4 tura espanola, Don Miguel de
Cervantes saavtdra, intercala
en- su immortal liBro Don Quito
te, leyendos Ell saludo que Ell al
mibarado cronista de LA Ira
d~ucci6n", Sr. Demetrio Rive
ra, me dedica en- su Secci6n del
mencionado peri6dico, con mo-
two de mi regreso al campo de
las letras.
Nunca fuera caballero
de damas tan bien servido,
como 10 fue Galaor
.Jeuando de Bretaia vino.
Doncellas cuidaban de el.
Dueilas de Su rocino.
Mudhas gracias, colega, Y
Suente como siempre con mi
lealtad Y comprehensive.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
Fbestas SociGles

FfestGs SocidJes
EAUniOne
LEI segundo bale de Carnival
aeli presente ano 10 ofrecera la
sociedad L'Unione en- su sober
bib edificio de la Septima ave-
lfiaa Y Gale 1S.
Como sc ha hecho necesario
en- las otras sociedades, debido
al aumento de componentes l.
unione pondra tambien a dis
poslci6n de los bailadores Ia
planta baja del edificio, donde
situara una orquesta encarga-
da de las pleas nacionales.
Z En- Ell piso alto salon de baile,
una banda de Jazz deleitara a la
juventud amante de este salu-
dable ~ejercicio.
Concurrence numerosa sc es-
pera en- esta fiesta que Sc anun-
cha.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
GNUESERA RECOMMENDATION

Deseamos que todos los la~tino-americanos dS~Tampa
sepan que recomendamos Ell De Luxe Laundrk fand Clea-
ners, donde estan empleados muchos de los nk tros.
Els nuestro deseo recomendar a los miembrb de las
~sociedades este notable ESTABLISHMENTS, de moddR que Sc
conozca que piensa con La colonia latina.
Los duehos del De Luxe jamas han mostrado almost
dad contra los at~go-americanos Y Sc complacen en- hacer-
10 constar asi. Enos aprecian su anistad en- 10 mucho que
vale. Srus /
Adquiera la costumbre de recomendar los estableci-
mientos e industries dondes seeda a los nuestros la mayor
consideration, como en- este case.
La verdad debe conoserse siempre y nosotros con gus
to la d~ifundimos en- 10 que i refiere al De Luxe Laundry
and Cleaners.
Toda gu maquinaria es moderna y manejada por ex-
pertos. Para la limpisza usan ell sistema "Zoric", sistema
que encaja perfectamente en- Ell cuidado de los trajes de
mujeres Y hombres. Ell sistema "Zoric" es ell mas moderno
del mundo.
De nuevo recomendamos este gran estabIecimiento,
donde ell mejor servicio Sc presta y donde muchos de los
nuestros trabajan Y Sc ganan la vida.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
UN BARCO DE GUERRA
FACCIOSO HIZQ EG
SOBRE Ell PUERTO DE


Barcelona, Feb. 10.-Las ba-
terias de la costa conteStaron
noche a los disparos que un va
por de guerra rebelde hiciera
contra Ell puerto. Los proyecti-
les de los facciosos causaron da
nos de muy poca importancia.
Mas de 40 disparos SIC Gambia
ron. Las luces de la ciudad Sc a.
pagaron y las sirenas dieron el
toque de alarma.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
Los SENADORES REPUBLL-
CANOS SIC OPONDRAN A
LOS DE CO.
MERCIO


Washington, feb. 1O.-To-
mando por base la constitution,
los senadores republicanos Sc O.
pondran a las normas del GO
Ibierno tendencies a concertar
tratados de concrete con otras
naciones.
La camara acord6 aver, por
2S3 votos contra 100, extender
al Presidente los poderes que lie
otorgara para la concentration
de tratados de reciprccidad.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
piezas cubanas y espafiolas.
Hacemos Ell anuncio con anti
para que Sc vayan pre-
parando.
Nueva DirectiVa

NuevG DirectiVG
En- la reunion celebrada pOr
los miembros del FORWARD
Club, en- dfas pasados, en- la
Mission PresbiteriSna de Ybor
City, Sc eligi6 la nueva directi-
va que habra de regir los desti-
nos de esta simpatica institu-
ci6n durante ell presente ano.
La presidencia lie fue otorga-
da al erfecto y miy apreciable
vecino de YIbor City, OswRldo
Delgado, quien Sc vera ash tide
en- sus trabajos por Armando
Rodriguez, 1r vice presidente
Jose Santos, segundo vice; Or
lando Gonzalez, secretario; Al
varo Breijo, tesorerc, v Miguel
Alvarez bibliotecaSio. o.
En- honor de los nrevos Off
ciales elegidos Sc ofrecera un
banquete por la oficialidad sa-
iisnte en- fecha pr6xima.
Muchos aGiertos deseamos a
los nuevos directories.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
Centre AstWriaa0
CpcAi6m de Recren

Centre AstWyS0a0
Secsi6n de Recreo
Todas las fiestas que organi-
"a la simpatica Secci6n de Re-
creo del Centre, son en- perse-
cuci6n de un fin practice y loa-
BILE, y por clio 'cuentan por an
ticipado con la simpatfa de to-
dos los miembros de la sociedad
y sus simpatizadores.
FL Cabaret privado que acor-
daron celebrar la noche del 6
del pr6ximo mes, no quebran-
tara la costumbre y, desde aho-
ra puede asegurarse que Sc We
ra concurridfsimo.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
CONTINUAL M~EF0RANDO
Ell SANTOPADRE

Ciudad V9ticano, feb. TO-
El estado de salud d@Papa ST.
gre mejoran&o. Su Santidad pa
OLA neche tranquilo.
De nuevo Sc lie someti6 al trSa~
tamiento electrico que tan bue-
nos resulta@ lie do en- dias an
kriores.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10
NO Els UN ANUNCIo
BecinaG

Cuando Sc ponga nervioso
presenciando una pelea...
81 siente que lie flaquea
ell ~est6mago, ambicioso...
No q~uebrante su reposo
nj juzgue su suerte perra;
vaya donde Pedro Guerra,
y ordenele qeu lie haga,
"jamburgo" a 10 Gastahaga
que nunca ell "nocao' yerra.
A. NJ.
La gaceta., 1937-02-10

DOS AEROPLANOS Co
Bl Eaa, EsPAS an I'D
Paris. FEB! setsropla
nos del gobiern6 eA panol aterriSi
aaron en- ell SIR de ~Fra@Jno
Sc estrsl6 en- ~sfAulaissA
sus dos pasajeros resul11e-
sionados. Ell otAlfOa Q a un
Official y u 4al ny errizo
en- Miramont, iced ento de
Loir ct Garonne.
Los cgatro ajeron a las auto
ridades que Sc habian equivoca-
do de ruta. .
La gaceta., 1937-02-10

MrTaN N Ell AENTRO
~
Frente Popu-
lar celebrara esIa nache IN mi
tin, en- Ell Gentr9 0brero.
tre fcs oradores figura
de del Grupo Antifas
ia sew York. !"
SUN 10 ~acordado, Ell az I'm
pezara 9espues de las ID de
la ncche.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13
Latest Styles
.RAREN9TB-
 Your Children

By Olive Roberts Barton

One of the hardest things to teach a child is to make decision and then contentedly abid by it.
 Some children do, of course, those who have faith in their own powers and feel that mistakes are out of their line. This, too, can be 8 fault, and a child can become so cock sure that he is always right, that he becomes a hazard to himself and a trial to others.
 But by and large, believe he is happier than his brother who has only to touch something to have 1t become discredited in his eyes.
 It is sort of fatalism, this doubt ing of ones wisdom, this branding of self as forever wrong. T won't do 1t right anyway" becomes a credo of life, and listless lethargy ensues
 Developing Faith In Decisions Of course, this is inferiority, and, as I have mentioned before, infer iority can never be entirely cured. It is as much 8 part of the being as the color of the eyes. Yet there are ways to encourage such child, and he can become more sure of his judgment. Why not force him, to use his judgment as often as possible, and then, no matter what happens, stand by him?
 He won't make any more mis- takes than his independent brother, at that.
 The reason he fears his own judgment is fear of criticism. find that inferior people are not cow- ards at all, and hear the results of mistakes quite bravely. What they really cringe from are words. They cannot endure the remarks of people are not towards at all, and hear the results of mistakes quite bravely. What they really cringe from are words. They cannot en- dure the remarks of people, or even the silent thoughts of people, who criticize them.
 Sometimes in a home, the un- certain child is the one chosen for most of the rebukes. It should be the other way round. He needs to be bolstered in spite of his poor judgment, which is poor about half the time because he is nervous and self conscious.
 When suggest forcing him, I do not mean to make it apparent. A mother can quietly work this out, according to the child's disposition. Often the less-confident one is contrary. His terror puts up.a bar rier to be reckoned with. Letting him alone, to make up his mind, is one method. The in- ferior child usually does better by creating his own faith in himself. l Iive him many opportunities to york out his salvation and with .lold as much comment as possible.
 Create situations in which he must decide for himself what to do. Then make the family keep quiet. Ask his opinion about general matters. Praise him often, but not in suspicious overtones. Give him responsibilities, and, above all, never laugh at him.
 Copyright, 1937, NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13
Paris Sty,'ss By MARY FENTRESS

(Upited Press Staff Correspondent
 Paris P).-Navy blue is the out standing color in the Worth mid- season collection.
 For street wear, there is a light weight wool in navy dotted with white. The fitted jacket has small patch pockets of solid navy blue and small collar in back of navy. The broad revers are of the dotted cloth. This suit is worn with a crepe blouse in vivid scarlet, which is matched by a scarlet straw sailor banded in navy blue grosgrain rib bon at the crown and at the end of the straight brim.
 Dark clothes in this collection al- ways frightened by touches of a bright or light color. There is a street dress in thin black wool ma terial made with short sleeves and a V neck flanked by small revers. This costume is worn with short tailor ed jacket in light lemon yellow.
 Perwinkle blue is used for an at- tractive crepe afternoon dress which is made with a deep yoke which ex- tends almost to the waist line. The yoke is finished high at the neck with tiny collar. The sleeves are short and slightly puffed. This dress was worn with a tweed coat which had a sandy background but was spotted in the weave with threads of periwinkle blue and rose. The trim, tailored coat was lined with periwinkle crep.
 White shantung makes sum- mer costume with a front yoke of multicolored striped applications. The same bright stripes reds, greens, blues and yellows-are used on the pockets of the short white shantung jacket. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13
Glorltyimg Yourself
By ALICIA HART

1 This is particularly recommended for dry skins.
 | Your face ought to have the same type of freshening-up treatment Get into the habit of using skin tonic after cleansing. Buy non-al- lergic variety, and apply it with a pad which has been dipped in icc water, squeezed as dry as possible then soaked in the tonic. If you have just awakened, or if you are trying to figure out a way to look fresh after a difficult day, you'll find that cool skin tonic eliminates a sleepy or tired appear ance and brings 8 healthy glow to your cheeks.
 Just before you leave the house, always give your face finishing touch or two. Brush eyebrows free of powder, put on a bit more lip- stick, carefully, yet firmly. It is best to cover your upper lip first, press it against the lower one, then color the bottom lip according to the inl- precision made by the pressure. If you like things which match, con- slider new and handsome lipstick to match smart envelope compact of dull gold with slender panels of silvery blue enamel.
 Incidentally, the lipstick which the chic case contains does not change color in any kind of wealth er-hot, cold or damp.
 NEXT: More about grooming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13

, lists have told me myopic eye is healthy, simply malformed. Now oculist says myopic eye is diseased eye. Please give your explanation.
 co. M. B.
 AnSwer--A myopic eye is too long Overuse of eyes in youth without properly fitted lenses often causes pathological changes or disease con. ditions which might have been pre- vented by proper care. Constant wearing of suitable glasses for all near work is the best way to save the eyesight in myopia or near Sightedness. Use or drops to put accommodation or focusing appara- tuS of eye at rest for several days from time to time, for accurate fit- ting of glasses, is generally helpful for myopic eyes, which need rest, for they are constantly overworked when used.
 Rickety Skull
 Child 1-2 years old has had 12 sun-ray treatments which have cured rickety condition in chest. Will continuance of such treatments correct head deformity in this child? He also receives plenty of cod liver oil (Mrs. H. E. M.)
 Answer-The treatment should bring about at least partial, if not complete correction of the skull ir- regularity. Why not give the child the advantage of daily exposure of naked body to sunlight itself?
 Silver Nitrate
 Is silver nitrate injurious to use as mouthwash? (F. LO
 AnSWer-Pure silver nitrate is commonly called lunar caustic. It would be unwiSe to use anything stronger than a one-half of one per cent solution in the mouth-more than once.
 RingwOrm
 What is your remedy for athletes foot? (E. M. S.)
 Answer-Send stamped envelope bearing your address, and ask for monograph on foot itch.
 Copyright, 1887, John F. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13

You'll be "all set" for summer days when you've made up this re- freshing sports frock! On trim, popular shirtwaist lines, Pattern 349 boasts buttons all the way down the front in fascinating groups of two, and wears its sleeves short, with a daring little slashl If you've never made any of your own frocks before, here's Q grand pattern for you to start on, for putting its sim- pie seams together is no trick at all! Wear this casual model to in- formal afternoon 'get-togethers" and see how your friends will ex- claim in admiration over its grace fully flared skirt, and well-tailored look! Ideal in cotton or linen. De- tailed Sewing Guide accompanies this pattern.
 Pattern 349 is cut in sizes IA, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 70 and 42. Size 16 requires 3h yards 36 inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins or stamps (preferably coins) for this pattern. WRITE CLEAR LY SIZE, NAME ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to the Waterbury Democrat Pattern Department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13
BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor, Journal of the American Medical Association, and of

Medical Association, and of
 Hygeia, the Health Magazine
 In the prevention of rheumatic fever, attention must be given to improving the general health of children.
 The child should lead a quiet restful life. He must have plenty of rest and recreation.
 Fatigue and exhaustion interfere with child's digestion, and leave him prey to infection. For children who are exceedingly nervous and who tire easily, rest period of a half hour before and after meals is recommended.
 Damp, wet clothing always should be removed from a child when he comes indoors, and he should al- ways wear enough clothing to in- sure warmth.
 There should be plenty of fresh air in his sleeping quarters, but this air shoudl not be damp or irritat- ing. Children who suffer from sinus diseases or other disturbances of the nose and throat sometimes are harmed by parents over-enthusiasm in the matter of providing fresh air.
 If child has a diet with plenty of milk, butter, eggs, leafy green vegetables, fruits, cod liver oil, and other foods providing adequate amounts of protein, carbohydrate, fat, mineral salts, and vitaminS, his nutrition will be satisfactory.
 If the youngster has tendency to be consistently underweight, if he eats without appetite, and if his digestion is constantly disturbed, he is more likely to become victim
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13

The navy kid pumps, 0ower center) have square toes and heels and are trimmed with saddle stitch ing. Truly chic and trim, they should appeal tremendously to the woman who loves smart shoes but simply cannot wear high heels. The novel square lines, fiat bows and stitching make even the largest feet fairly dainty.
 The evening sandals of printed crepe Qower right) have no toes or heels and rather low straps. wear them with any summer eve- ming gown-eXcept a printed one.
 Narrow strips of white kid are Swirled over the vamp of a 1latter- ing afternoon sandal of navy linen Qeft). for evening, it is developed in silver kid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13
Learn Latest Dances From
 New Home Course

Do you dance in 1927 style? If you do, the slickest 1887 dress can't make you a hit.
 Get in the swim, be a popular dancer with new home lessons. If you're beginner, all the better to practice the modern steps right at the start.
 Tango? You can do it beautifully 1887 style, if you move only from the hips down, step precisely to the romantic, subtle rhythm.
 Fox-trot? Simple to dance once you know how to balance on your heels as well as on the balls of your feet. The smartest new variations, such as the Three-step and the Balance Step, call for lots of heel work.
 And of course you must know the fascinating new rhythms to be able to switch easily from a dreamy waltz to throbbing rumba!
 Easy and fun to learn new steps from the diagrams and simple in- Structions in our brand new 32-page booklet. Rhythms explained to help you keep perfect time.
 Send 1Oc for your copy of HOME COURSE IN NEW BALLROOM DANCES to the Waterbury Demo- crat Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME. ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13
The Family Doctor
Rest Is Important In Protecting
 Children From Rheumatic Fever

of heart disease than otherwise.
 Particularly important is prompt attention to every cold and sore throat. Children who suffer con- stantly from sore throats or infec- tionS of the nose and sinuses should be carefully watched by physician and, if possible, should be moved to warm climate so they may have a better opportunity for complete re- covery.
 There is no certain cure for rheumatic fever; no drug or serum that can be depended upon to have specific effect. The child, as has already been said, must be put to bed promptly if this condition is noted. He must then be constantly under the care of a doctor who understands heart disease. And he should remain in bed for at least two weeks or even longer after the fever has completely disappeared.
 The doctor can determine, after the child has recovered, how much damage has been done to his heart. Day by day he will have to regu- late the amount of exercises and of works that the child may do, so that his heart may not be subject to overstrain and overwork.
 If a heart has been damaged by rheumatic fever, it will not ade- quately perform its duty as a pump. This will be shown by dis comfort after exertion, shortness of breath, swelling of the feet, blueness of the complexion. and other symptoms which indicate that the tissues of the body are not re- ceiving adequate amounts of oxy- genized blood. Such cases demand constant, careful watching.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-13
BEAUTY
(NEA Service Staff writer)

Fall winter, spring or summer the little finishing touches of you1 toilette make the difference be- tween beauty and dainty loveliness So it pays to give heed to minute details.
 The basic rite of perfect groom ing, the daily bath, is made infinite ly more effective and lasting when you supplement it with bath oils, a cologne rub-down, dusting powder or a liquid cream lotion.
 One especially nice lotion of this type is to be smoothed on the body before you step into tub or under shower and again after you are dry. It has softening effect on your bath soap studs, and, used afterward leaves the body smooth and satiny.