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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Women Form Queue

In the gray of early dawn |
found myself in an outlying Sec
ton where long streets were
lined with drab one-famlly
houses which resembled one an
other like so many eggs in a
box. In front of the stores, at
the street corners, women began
TO line up. They shivered in
the cold and counted the paper
in their hands. They counted
hundreds of thousands, millions.
They were determined to be
first to spend this money when
the stores opened.
AS it grew lighter l came to
house where a town official
argued heatedly with a house
wife. The housewife looked I'M
happy. She had her arm tightly
around the shoulder of a boy
about 10. At the curb stood a
truck. Two sinewy truckmen
were waiting. | stopped and lis
tened to the argument.
The woman could not pay her
rent. The official showed her a
warrant of eviction. Every day
there were mass evictions. To
attract the least attention, they
were carried through in the
early morning hours.
I've shall transport your
belongings to the city stOr-
age" the official said. He
pushed the woman aside and
entered the house, and the two
truckmen followed him.
A minute later they began
loading the furniture into the
truck.
A passing man who carried a
big bundle Of newspapers under
his arm halted and asked the
woman:
"An eviction ."
The woman nodded.
~ don't know where we
shall go now" she said de-
jectedly.
"I'll call up the Red Self
Help" the man said.
He placed his newspapers or
the sidewalk and ran TO the
nearest store. Then he sauntereo
back and told the truckmen:
you can't drive away with
this wOman's furniture"
The woman waited nervously
In less than 10 minutes the truck
was loaded and the truckmer
were tightening the ropes around
their load. At this moment a
column Of roughly-clad men
swept around the corner on
bicycles. All of them had the
red fve-pointed star on blue
cans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Supper Of Tea, Bread
"All right" I said. you can

"All right" | said. "You can
come with me-
I ! took them to my room and
we had a supper Of tea and
black bread.
l thought of their man lam
gushing in some distant French
prison. He had blown up rail,
way. In such times, it seemed
to me. the best thing one could
do would be to blow up the
whole world. l told the women
to use the bed. Then l walked
down the street. There group
of young workers were busy
pasting posters on the walls.
Communism alone brings
national and social freedom"
the posters said.
Can l help you" I asked.
The leader of the group
brought his face close TO nine
He seemed satisfied. e.
Sure" he said.
For two hours I helped the
young workers put up posters
Often we climbed on one an
. others shoulders to place the
posters so high that they could
not be torn off. Very little was
said. Three of us worked. and
two stood at the corners watch
ing for police. Twice police pa
trolls surprised us. They came
running, swinging their clubs
But we ran faster and escaped.
"Some day." the leader of
the Young Communist group
said, 1--WE won't run. Well
have guns and fight them on
the barbados. Ten dead po-
licemen for every dead
worker"
His eyes blazed hate.
Blood must flow" said an
other.
We parted. All night l walked
aimlessly through cold streets
Near the Sternschanze Station
passed house in front Of which
stood an ambulance. Attendant
carried an old woman out Of tn
house. The old woman was dead
"She has hanged herself"
some one said. Hanged her.
self with a piece of WIRE"
why"
"She had a pension, but he
months pension couldn't buy
her a box of matches"
A man standing nearby spa
vigorously.
THE poor grow poorer and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Elsie
Robinson
The LoW-DoUn
on Ny Job

GIT MUST" says she, "be a
wonderful thing TO have
a job like yours. OFTEN, when
start my dreary, daily job of
housekeeping, / think Of col
umnists like you, and envy
You. To just sit down and
write great thoughts and re-
alize that those thoughts were
helping all the world - that
would be heaven for me-"
For me. too lady. Believe
me. there's nothing I'd like
better than the star part in
your little scenario. But il
can't be done. If you think
that's how columniSts do their
stuff. you've plenty of sur
prises coming your way.
In tho first Splace. l don't
leap into chair and write
great thoughts
To the contrary, I rambie
around my room for the first
half hour making the usual
human moan.
l wonder why the heck l
was born anyway. N why,
when my hair started to 90
gray. il couldn't take a nice.
hcnna rinse. ~ why. since l
had TO work. / ever decided TO
be a writer.
4 FTER which, / chew my
"A nails. Then sort my
stockings. Or dust the mantle.
Or listen to the broadcast. Or
sneak off and finish that de-
tectiVe story.
Then chow my nails again.
After which. ] slowly ooze
UP TO the typewriter from a
southweStcrly direction and
park myself on the chair. And
begin AT least Is solid minutes
OF sell pity.
I'm Just supposed 10 start
Being Noble at $50 each day.
But do /? do not. / just
lingcr m lingcr n linger
y all the time the clock is
ticking n tho air mail is
waiting n I'm realizing
more and moro acutely that
III be in Dutch unless some
thing happens
So what do ! do? So I say
The devil W.th-n And ! stop
tAinC 10 think y o b le
Thoughts. and l quit biting my
nails
X 7 Just settle down and
talk about Common Folks like
you n me and the things we
have TO face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

you fat-necked parasites
he roared at the policemen.
LET my friend go. Give him
his -four back"
Nothing doing. Keep NOV
ing"
Other lockers joined the
struggling group. The policemen
drew their rubber truncheons,
formed skirmish line, drove
the workers back from the
wharf. A worker, young and
lean, with the fve-point star, the
emblem of the Communist Party,
on his blue cap, sprang on a bitt
and shouted:
Down with the police. Down
with the lackeys of capitalism.
Throw them into the harbor!"
That night, on my way to the
dingy room | had rented in a
tenement in the waterfront dis
trict, l was accosted by two
women. One was about 40, the
other barely over 16.
The older woman tugged al
my sleeve and said:
you have a good face.
Please help us. ;"
They were refugees from the
Rhineland. The older womans
husband had been a member OF
a sabotage brigade against the
French. He had helped blow W
a railway line to prevent ship
ment of German coal to France
He had been arrested, convic'
ted to II years of penal servi
tude by a military court, anc
had been carried off into France
His family had been told tC
leave the zone Of occupation
within II hours. Their house anC
their garden were seized. They
had wandered for weeks, pushed
on from town to town by unwill
ing authorities. The older woman
was terribly emaciated.
Tt's bitter cold she said.
"Please give us a place to
sleep"
81 have only small, cold
room," l explained.
The woman's eyes lit up.
1--WE can sleep on the floor"
she said. I'VE are thankful
just to have a roof over the
head"
i l hesitated. I thought of Civ
ing her some money. but ther
I remembered that the stores
were closed, that the hotels de.
manded foreign currency, that
the money would be useless. II
was German money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Cant Register You

"Our nationals come first"
they told me. You'd better
60 and sign aboard German
ship"
] went down to the river front,
to the central shipping office OF
the Shipowners' Association.
walked through a filthy back
yard and up q fight of iron
steps. The shipping office was
dark, gloomy hall. Thousands
of men lounged in the backyard
and in the hall. All seamen out
of a job.
l went to one of the barred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

against exercise. l am not al All
against exercise. All ] ever said
was that it is not cure-all.
EFFECT OF EXERCISE
Exercise is beneficial in that
II promotes the exchange OF
gases and chemicals in the body.
II increases appetite; 1t pro-
notes good sleep; it improves
posture. All Of which things
tend 10 make lfe more worth
living and to make Us feel better
and happier
As with all things, I think 1t
il valuable, as a preliminary, to
understand the physiology OF
exercise.
Exercise involves the use Of
10 muscles. io.nis and bones OF
the body. but, secondarily 1t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Walter
WincheII
Midnight in
Manhattan
THE Big Parade: John Edgar

THE Big Parade: John Edgar
Il Hoover, VINO spoke at
Boystown. where he asked
Father Flanagan 10 name
three young men of the grad
uating class TO enter the r.
B. /. and study 10 be G-Men.
He will receive an honorary
degree (LL.DD at the Univ.
of Sewanee, Tennessee. in a
few days Victor Moore
and William GaXtUn, as famed
team as the Smith Brothers
Simone Simon and Joan
Crawford pass each other at
Madison and 53rd- and traffic
congests as cabbies gawk at
them Rosalind Russell in
tight white at Monte Carlo
turning the rest of the room
green with envy Globu-
lar Alfred Hitchcock, the
talented cinema man. who
could easily win n beauty con-
tesr among barrels waiter
Pidgeon. Of Novietown. in
specting the smarter shops
with his daughter, Edna
Youngish, pale Eddie Cantor
at Lindy's with OF Black Jo-
lson.
Sallies I'm Our Alley: A
group of Broadway pallbear-
ers over at Copacabana were
Cabling about the latest land
wersD effort Of a Hollywood
floproducer,
II hear" said one. ats the
most terrible picture ever
made"
oh" said another, ut isn't
as bad az IL was"
What did they do" purred
NJ on te Proser, make IL
shorter"
Manhattan NuraIs: The
subway singers who have
switched from torch tunes 10
patriotic themes The
sign in the druggists: DO
YOU have tsitle-tale gray mat
ter? The Greenwich VIZ
lage gin-mill which conspicu-
ously features a sign advcr-
Using the poor quality of its
coffee The Sth Avenue
barber shops sign: Satisfied
HaircutS or Your Hair Re-
funded The 42nd Street
hawker selling glamour ties
plain cravatS with noisy
stripes The Revuers'
Baroness BaZooka" number
AZ the Village Vanguard .
The risky breezeS toying with
cotton dresses a seasonal peep
show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Out Of The Night

the rich grow richer" he
growled.
Good night" l said, NOV
ing on.
The man raised his right fist
RED 'front.'" he beloved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
By JAN VALTM

and threw in my papers
The clerk looked at them, showed
them back.
"What do you want::"
IL want TO register for a
BERTH" said.
ION deck
ION deck, yes"
II can't register YOU"
"Why mote"
"All your discharges show
foreign service"
want me TO starve' TO
DEATH"
"No; you can apply for
dole"
II want n ship"
Cant give you a ship.
You've sailed on foreigners.
You've paid no taxes in Ger
many. can't give you ship,
tell you"
Listen! I'm a sailor. I'm
a German. This Is a German
shipping office. I'm willing TO
work. Any ship. Anywhere"
"Aw. get out"
At this instant a broad
shouldered man with bronzeC
features, who had stood in tn
crowd around the win d ow s
showed me aside.
"COme on, partner" he said
to the clerk, register this
fellow. An equal deal to every
body"
81 can't" protested the
clerk, that's against the rcgu-
la.iOns."
.'Damn your regulations. If
you don't register this man,
he can't even get dole"
"Who are YOU anyhow
"Neyer mind that" said the
man. I'm Stoker. And l
tell YOU this man will be
registered"
Getting tough?."
"Iou bet your teeth
"Hah, beat it,"
The stoker thrust his sun
blackened head close to the bar:
Listen, Bone" he growled,
edo YOU know what'll happen
If YOU don't register this
comrade?'
What"
"Tll get a hundred men 10
take those benches and smash
up the place. Smash your
cOconut, too. for that matter"
I'll call the police"
you've called them many
times. That won't save This
new partition. Remember how
we smashed The other one
Touch that telephone and
well dance with YOU"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Better Health
By Dr.. Logan Clendening

The time Of year has come
when we should begin 10 think
Of the benefits We car derive
from the Summer that hes
ahead.
Those Of us who are non-com-
batantS or not involved in in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

tern a tional
in { rigues, al
least have the
duty Of keep
ing ourselves
~ in order
that we can
do the basic
work OF the
world which
IN u 81 go on
u n q q T n n V
circumstances.
As ! men
tionod q few
weeks ago. l
have been err
rOneously &C.
Cused of being
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Continued from Page One)
into a whirlpool OF hate and dis
tress even more fierce than the
one | had left. | found that my
family, my mother and the three
younger children, stripped by the
cyclonic imitation, badly needed
what little money / had.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05


with great enthusiasm.
had hard time getting him TO come
out. Exercising before breakfast followed
by swim in the ocean certainly puts you
in the pink.
II get feeling any better I am gong
TO demand steak for breakfast What are
yeu doing for exercise? Better get in
shape. We are all going TO need steady
nerves in the days 10 come.
THREE people struck by lightning and
killed near our place yesterday. Why
hasn't something been invented that a
person could wear as protection from
lightning
ITS practically impossible for a good
looking successful bachelor In his thirties
or over TO remain single. Some clever
woman will marry him whether he likes 1t
or not" writes Pittsburgh feminine client
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
OXYGEN AND GLUCOSE


and new supplies OF glucose for
this process, more blood must
come 10 The muscle during cXcr-
else and the blood vessels dilate.
This means tho heart muscle
has TO do more work and i. gets
exercised also.
This burning process creates
more heat in the body so IN
order 10 dissipate this. the blood
vessels Of the skin dilate. the
sweat glands are activated,
great deal Of water is lost
through the skin, kidneys and
lungs
II is an old idea. which has
no foundation however. that the
increased flow Of perspiration
carries off accumulated poisonS.
think tho warnings Of the
physical culture experts. that
after strenuous exercise YOU
should rest n while before taxi
ing a cold shower are good. The
cold shower IS not the least
important part OF a good work.
out.
II stimulates the skin and
creates pleasurahle rchexes in
the nervous system. II is no
wonder that exercise increases
appetite and promotes pleasant
sleeping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

has an effect on the circulation.
the heart muscle. the blood pres
sure and the distribution Of
blood masses in the body.
When a muscle contracts. II
releases energy. This energy
comes from the burning. usually
of glucose, form Of sugar
which is derived from the
starches and sugars in the diet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Communist Steps In

He took the worker by the
sleeve to lead him away.
The worker tore himself free.
Give me back my four"
he demanded. ITS mine!"
Two other policemen stepped
up and tried to put handouts
on the worker. A scuffle ensued
Another stevedore stepped in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

(Above reminds l have communication from a young
man who has nine sisters says opportunities study
ing women great II he Of service to
research department please call
me"-EVDD
DREEZED miles along boardwalk this morn
~ ing before breakfast Also took the pup for dip IN
the briny deep the but he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
TOday's
Daily Short Story
On Page LIB

scended upon Germany in droves,
exchanging for a pittance the
products of native toll. Prices
leaped ahead of wages in a mad
dance.
Between the city of Hamburg
and its great harbor flows the
River Elbe. | was at the ferry
landing when the thousands of
lockers returned from work.
The lockers were met by their
wives and daughters who seized
their days pay and rushed to
the nearest stores to buy food
because next day this money
would be worthless.
On the ferry landing stood a
squad of customs officials and
iharbor police. Each worker,
before he was allowed to pass,
was searched for contraband by
the officers. One worker had
concealed under his coat a small
bag of -four he had taken from
some ships hold.
A policeman held the bag with
-four aloft.
You are under arrest"
he said.
II took this -four from a
broken bag" the worker pro-
tested. 1T was spilled into the
hold anyws.."
The officer snapped:
81 know all about your
broken bags. You fellows rip
open the bags with your
hooks. Come on, now"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

JTERE a pleasant little that will give you message
every day. numerical puzzle designed 10 spell our
eersin first name the number
the number is less than 6.
The number Start at the upper left
and check every of your key
numbers right: read the the letters under
the checked figures give YOU %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
On the Side
By E. V. During

A woman is foreign land,
OF tchicb, though he settle young,
A man ,ciH ne cr quite understand
The customs, politics and tongue.
Coventry Patnore
La gaceta., 1941-10-04
Manana. en- lie Asturiano

Con ell triunfo asegurado,
abrira manana domingo sus
puertas la sociedad Centre AS
turiano. Verificara SUI tan a.
nunciado Indoor Picnic" aus
piciado por la Seccion de Pro-
paganda, Secci6n que vela por
los intereses de los socios en-
fermos y sin trabajo.
FL principle de la fiesta es-
ia anunciado para las 1890
del dfa, bora en- que Sc servi-
ra an exquisite almuerzo, que
constara de los siguientes pla-
tos: Extremes, arroz con po-
Ito, pan, laguer, postre y ca
fe. Podemos asegurar, sin te-
NOR a equivocarnos, que mas
de 900 seran los comensales
que Sc sentaran en- las largas
mesas puestas en- la sala can
tina y salon principal.
A las 100 de la tarde en-
pezara ell bale. En- la sala bar
estrenara nuevas pleas la or
questa que dirige ell Sr. Lau-
reano Triguero, LA Tropical"
con sus cantantes Srta. Merce-
des Sanchez y ell Sr. Joaquin
Barcenas.
En- ell salon principal tendre
ell gusto de DIR la orques-
ia de IL profesores "Ann Du-
Pont," que hace su primera
presentation en- Tampa. La
directora de esta orquesta es
una bella dana, Ann Dupont,
considerable como una excelen
tie compositora. Muchas de las
pleas que toca su orquesta
son originates de ella.
Hasta despues de las $3.50
de la noche durara la fiesta.
Ell producto que Sc obtenga
La gaceta., 1941-10-04
Santos de de

Santos de de
Sabado: Nlcasio Y German,
Domingo: Pedro de Alcan-
tara.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04

Codina Y Digna Zapata, colo
sales en- sus duos; Velia Mar
tinez, nuestra artista, y todos
los que en- ella participaron.
Hoy sabado, en- ell teatro Re-
yal de West Tampa, function
de medianoche. Despues de u
ma pelicula representation la
bonita obra Gel Sombrero de
Castor" Y un gran acto de va
riedades.
Para la noche elegante del
domingo, en- ell teatro del c.
Cubano, anuncian "El Alma
de la Habana," obra de Enri
que Codina.
Ell martes, en- ell teatro del
Centre Asturiano, Gel Lijaso
de 1941" y variedades.
Microbes, function popular,
en- ell Circulo Cubano, con
"svan Ccheche", parodia de
Juan Jose.
Ell Sr. Santirzo, empresario
de esta Compania, nos hace
saber que en- la noche de aver
Sc lie inform6 oficialmnte que
ell microbes arribara la bella
tiple Mercedes Perez y que e.
sa misma noche hara su de
but.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04
Apadrinaran a los j6venes
desposados la Srta. Teresa
Martinez y Antonio Craparo.


CSA~goAo
En- diaS pasados fue festej;
da con un party de sorpresa'
la joven Josefina Leto, EN- 10,
salones de la Legion America.
ma.
Ell salon fu6 preciosamente
engalanado.
En- los juegos efectuados re,
sultaron triunfadoras Rosa NJ,
Leto, y Fannie Rosenberg.
Entire los asistentes anota-
mos a Mary Coniglio, Jennie
Minardi, Gloria Caruso, Mary
Leto, Dora Zambito, Donald
Lo Re, Ray La Pia y Sra, Nick
Caruso, Albert Rosenberg, Oh
dulia Noveha, Rosa M. Leto,
Gloria Mancebo, Angie Piaz-
"a, Nina Maggie, jeanette
Monteleone.
Charlie Manriquv, Manuel
Case, Louis Minardi, Mary Mi
nardi, J%osefina Leto, Obdulia
IBERIA, Alicia Quesada, Ange-
lima Lebro, Asunci6n Garcia,
Josefina Flores, Sue Provenza
La gaceta., 1941-10-04

sera dedicado a ayudar a to-
dos aquellos asociados que
por SUI mala situaci6n esten a
trasados en- ell page de sus cue
tas sociales, y por ende pr6xi-
mos a quedar fuera de la So
ciedad.
Prometemos asistir.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04
NOTAS SOCLALN
DOR A R RODRIGUEZ
Ell bale de hoy
en- ell Centre Espahol

Ell bale de hoy
en- ell Centre Espahol
Todo este debidamente pre-
parade para ell Bale Cabaret
que esta noche celebrara la
estimada Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol, inaugu-
rando ell precioso piso de bal
lie, unico en- TODD ell Sur, v or
gullo de la decana de nues-
tras Sociedades.
La fiesta tendra caracter de
Cabaret, va que para ell mismo
Sc usara TODD ell edificio So
cial. La plataforma colgante
de la musica sera ocupada por
la orquesta que tanto gusta a
nuestra juventud, don Fran
CISCO"
En- la sala "bar" tocara ell
conjunto del "ritmo caliente"
ia Sonora, Goa la simpati-
qufsima Srta. Josefina Ramil,
que en- dias pasados cumplie-
"a los diez y seis amos, y ell Sr.
Rafael Artigas.
A las 10 100 de la noche CO.
menzara, prolOngandose has
ia las cuatro de la manana
del domingo.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04
DIVORCES

Nuevas demands: BERTHE A.
Pierse contra Alfonso Pierce
George j. Schiller contra Kate
Schiller; Mae Gisson contra
Leslie Gisson; Ethel Lorraine
Meyer contra w. Nathan Mey.
er; Doris Cox Green contra
Wheeler B. Green; Mary Arm.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04
La function de anoche

La function de anoche =.
I'm gran exito Obtuvo ano-
che la Compabta Guiana, en-
ell teatro del Oirculo.
Sc representa- un sainete del
cual es autor V actor Jose A
paricio, eel gallego de la Com
panfa). Todos los artistas fue'
ron muy aplaudidos por su me
ritisima labor.
En- la segunda parte con-
~quistaron los aplausos del res
petable, Ramiro Gomez Kemp
con sus preciosas canciones;
La gaceta., 1941-10-04
La boda de hoy

Uniran hoy sus vidas ante ell
NOtario PGblico Sr. Candida
Perez, la interesante Srta. Ell
vira Gavilan y ell correcto jo-
ven Jessie Martinez.
La Srta. Gavilan es hija de
nuestros amigos Felina y Jose
Gavilan, residences en- ell 2O19
de la Gale Stuart, en- Palmet-
to Beach.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04
no, Lily Agliano, Violeta Pro-
venzano y Antonio Coniglio.
La concurrencia fue obsequia
da con refrescos y dulces.
De regreSO

De regreso
DespueS de varias semana'
de vacaciones por Texas, Me
xico y ciudades del sur, regre'
So en- la tarde de hoy a Tam
pa nuestro apreciado amigo
Joe Glamour, manager del
Teatrn Casino"
Aprovech6 sus vacaciones
para contratar peliculas EN- l.
dioma espanol, las que seran
exhibidas en- SUI teatro.
Nuestra mas cordial bienve
nida al amigo Glamour.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04

EFT Cesar contra Peter d. Ce-
sar; Emma Windley contra G..
T, Windley; Bette Douglas Do
rough contra Guy w. Borough;
Evelyn NJ, Turner contra c. Z.
Turner.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04

Paul r. Guarino, 20, Y Lillian
Castellano, Is; Jesse Martinez,
21, y Elvira Gavilan, 10; John
Leggett Thompson, 81, y Ruth
Elda Padina, Is; Raleigh Ruck-
er, 35, y Eva Dorothy Cant.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04

En- la sala cantina Sc pom.
dram mesas, las que podran
ser ocupadas sin costo alguno
por la concurrence.
Precios: damas, 35c.; Caba
neros, 75c.
Pronosticamos a los mucha
chos organizadores un reso-
mantle exito.
La gaceta., 1941-10-04
new! "%BACTERIOSTATIC"
Feminine
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women s.s

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of douches as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want TO be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate Tissues. But not Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Sanative WASH Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
because it's NOT O harmful germicide.
Instead-it's q mighty effective "bac-
teriostatic" (the modern trend) It not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
i~rritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes,
I~nexpenSivel All druggists.