South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 176, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 June 1920 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TirmsDAY MonvrvG. jrxn it 1020.

RUSSIAN NOBLES

ARE IN TATTERS AND ARE HUNGRY

Living Conditions Resemble Tlio.e of OM Time Beggers.

Seeks Yankee Mates for Girls of Sunny France

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TWAirjKVK. Jrbi. Juri Nr.irly half lh former Russian Imperial court have rfahed Serbia's arltal with the crowd of refuses now flowing Into th country from Salomen, where they hava been .-hipped by American Red Cross relf transports. Roughly, MO of Russia's htchtr nobility are here Krand dukes and duche?sea, princes ar.d princesses, counts, barons and

h:i1 t;itterea rmnsnm m imn sj.ler.rinr. ragged, hungry, destitute .iv.'l forlorn, rub elbows with common mortals as they walk the urifts of Belgrade, a hapler-s

K mt of misery- They are tno n - ir.z semblance of the beggar In the j

!-rr.e In tagi, and come In velvet Most of these fallen stars from Russia's Imperial constellation of pomp and grandeur have clung to th priceless furs they once wore when they shone In tho brilliant circles of the czar's court. It Is a common sight In Belgrade to see a band of Russian noble, men and women, penniless and hungry, but carrying on their backs furs that would fetch in New York a small fortune, filing into mirip loci! relief station for a bowl of soup and a chunk of coarse bread to tay their empty ftomachs. Their garments of ermine, kolinsky, i-able. seal, astrakhan and Persian

lamb would make even Ma?e turn aenu envious. Yt these furs are all that remain to them of their former riches. Most of them have nut ;i penny In the pockets of their luxurious cloaks and have no Idea from hour 10 hour where their next meal Is coming !rom or where they to lay their heads to rest at nightfall. A Russian countess, formerly one (.t the most toasted belles of Petrograd, recently appeared at the American Tied Cross relief station here, barefooted, with a rag wrappod about her head in lieu of a hat. but attired In a rich ermine cloak originally worth thousands of dollars, now dingy and tattered from hard wear and exposure to the

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"Yf," she replied, "but I haven't r stitch of clothing left to wear, excepting this coat." 5LRUIi;i) TF FIST) AY. The wedding f Miss Martha Xmudzlnska, 319 S. Iafayette blvd.. and Sylvester Werrienka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weglenka, 1123 W. Napier St., took place Tuesday morning at f:30 o'clock at St. Hedwige' church. Rev. Anthony Zubowirz officiating. As the bridal party entered the church th wedding march was played by Caslmer l.uznv and during the ceremony he ang. "O Promise Me." The attendvns were Mis Mary Zmudzinska. Fistrr of the bride. and Walter A rgienka. brother of the groom The bride wore a gown of white silk trimmed with !ar and a full length tulle veil. She carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses-. The bridesmaid's drcFS was of light blue i h rmeus and she w ore a picture

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PARI?, June 24. The Immediate organization of a committee of French women to cooperate with a similar committee in the United states with the object of promoting marriage between French girls and American youths, is urged bv Prof. Paul Camot of the faculty of mediane of the University of Paris, whore marriage problem have recently attracted world-wide attention. Hm places Americans and Canadians on the same plme a. nnst desirable husbands for the daughters of France. Prof. Carnot confesses in the current issue of the Paris Medical that when his suggestion for an "international marriage pool" was rirt launched in the United Htatej through the medium of th( Irterninatlonal News S"rvke, he hid little hop s for it;; success.

"Rut since my article appeared in many of the biggest newspapers i-i the United .-tales I have received an a;'lanchv of letters coming fro?a

a,l thj .states and from all social class in which young men express their desire to take French brides, by write. "I have-thrret'ori', concluded that In this respect c.rtalnly, we have not taken into account our enormous prestige abroad, prrticularly in the United State, a pretig. which throws in the thade some of the displeasing actions of our politician?: and financiers. "Among the letters which I have received are some from Americans who complain of their solitude and who dream of installing bv their hres.ides u little of the grace and gaiety of the French girls. These letters I have thrown in the tire, for we do not wish to transport our precious daughters to Am.erict where they will be lost to us, where their children will remain Americans. Furthermore, experience has shown that the French girl, transplanted to a foreign soil, does not make a successful wife, grows wearyIn an atmosphere not her own, and that such marriages end too frequently by disillusions and divorces. ."But it is entirely different tor the second category of letters, which deserve our careful attention. Thev come from young Americans whi wish to marry French girls and come to live in France. Some of the writers even tell me their particular tastes; one wants a blonde with blue eye., another chestnut hair and black eyes, a third insists upon a Jolly girl, another wants a good musician, some tell me exactlv how

large she ehould be and certain others even give me Information about their salaries. "All thc-se eager young men from the United States demand that I respond immediately. All appear sincere and entirely desirable as husbands. Put, alas, rny laboratory here in the school of medicine is not a matrimonial age ncy and I have not time to respond. It is for this reason that I suggest the creation at on.ee rf a committee of French women whose names would impose r-vprct. ar.d knowing the customs of Air-erica. We could thus ccme to the aid of the thousands of young French girls whose marriage, otherwise is an arithmetical impossibility becausA the war has killed off so many of our youna' men. We could thus draw to France vigorous young men of America, full of physical and

moral health, who would soon become good Frenchmen. From these marriages would finally be born healthy infants. the children of Frenea mothers, who would remain French. "Ry the side of the Americans I find the Canadians equally desirable n husbands. Many of them come from French stock, m.any speak our language.' and during the

f war we have admired their cour-

aur. "Alas: we cannot hope by this pro. -es to marry the two millions of Fret.ch girls whose sweethearts were killed in the war, but perhaps we may -ave some tens of thousands an 1 thus reduce in some m;iure the gr at di-'VuiIibrium of sexes in France. Kvei the prospects of this limited success should give us the impul'- to energetic and immediate action."

MILLIONAIRE REFUSES TO AID ILLEGITIMATE SOiV, SAYS REPORT

VIENNA. June 23. The illegitimate son of a Viennese multl-mll-lionalre has recently raised the question how far his father is responsible for his education. The son. who Is a 22-year-old student at the University of Vienna, Is claiming an allowance cf 600 crowns (nominally $120) a month to enable him to continue his studies In history and philosophy. At the moment he is supporting himself by working as a waiter in a cafe on Saturdays an Sundays. The father takes the line that he promised the. son to maintain him until he could make a living for himself, and that, on the eon's own admission, that time has now arrived. The county court Judge held that a father should give his son as good an education as he can afford, and ordered a monthly payment of 230 crowns ($50) for four j-ears.

Women Begin Organized Fight Against Present High Living Cost

WASHINGTON. June 22. As a part of the battle against the high cost of existence the housewives of the country are being organized in

to state chapters all over the country by the women's activities branch of the department of justice, in its campaign aralnst hlh prices. Twenty states have been organized, It was announced today. Encouraged by the progress of the wort, three additional women organizers have started from Washington to take ti-p the organiza-Uon work. They are Misses Mary Stewart. Helen Grimes and Florence Rohr, all good speaJcers, whose mission it will be to talk to women's clubs all over the country and weld them into effective unil3 In ths campaign to lower prices. The speakers will preach Judicious buying, educate housewives in marketing principles, and teach the wisdom of buying only essential thlnss.

SENTENCED FOR MURDER. By United Tress: FORT WORTH. Texas. June 2S. J. II. Robertson, alleged to have declared after the shooting that he

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NOTICi: TO AUTO OWNKRK If you want your automobile painted painted right and painted quickly just call Main 5043 and ask for the Auto Painter.

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Every Evening Cooled by the River Breezes Best Music Finest Floor Delightful Surroundings Open Air Pavilion. CHAS. ERSIG, Manager

killed Mrs. Htella Bssham. girlhood chum of his brld of a month, because her friendship threatened to separate himself and wife was given 10 years in the penitentiary in a

jurys verdict returned here wed-: nesday afternoon. Robertaon, de-! clared by authorities to bo a son of! Gen. Robertson of the House of j David, religious cult, Benton Harbor, Mich., tras charged with shoot-' ing Mrs. Basham as he and the j young women were visiting a house ,

they had just rented.

Kodak finishing at Schillings. 6042-24

HOOVER SUCTION SWEEPER It Beats As it sweeps As it cleans Baby Hoover, $52.50 Special Hoover, $65.00 Electric Service Co. 115-117 W. Colfax Ave.

Wc arc nearin our oal of S20,000 that must be raised during our Dissolution Sale. Just as soon as wc reach that mark, the prices on our stock of fine footwear go back to normal. Be sure you take advantage of the wonderful taxings offered at the Guarantee Shoe Company, 125 X. Midifa?x Street.

Mabel Hawkins Producer of Distinctive Lingerie and scientific Corseting. 505 J. 31. S. Rids. Main 87C

Iook for 1. 1st of USED CARS In Classified Columns AUTO MARKET Ijifajette at Jefferson

Insure your Automobile in a "South Bend Company." All risks. Reasonable rates. Quick adjustments. Motor Indsmnity Co. 363 Farmers Trust Bldg. Phone Main 873

Samuel C. Lontz & Sons The Home of Klean Ku&l East Colfax Avenue

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Art .Material, lecture rYamln. THE I. W. LOWER DEOOrtATTNO COMrANT. South IVrxxl, Indiana. Wall Taper. Dmr"rlc. Paint Snrpllen.

These big cut-rate drug sales are becoming more popular from week to week, which demonstrates conclusively that people are appreciating their good fortune in having a drug store that supplies STANDARD ARTICLES needed in every home at prices that prevailed prior t othe big war, and it means that our customers are keeping many dollars in their pockets which would necessarily be spent in other places if such a store as ours did not exist. We do not advertise big reductions or mark-down sales because our goods are always sold at the very lowest possible figure, which is so low that other stores never attempt to meet them even on their big sale days. Neither do we attack the high cost of living, because so far as this store is concerned it never existed. We have not changed values, nor have we advanced the prices, and when you buy here you are receiving a dollars' worth for every dollar expended, because the goods we advertise are nationally known and been on the market for years, an assurance that guarantees their worth. We sell you only STANDARD PREPARATIONS and

b I AINUAKD GOODS at the price listed in this advertisement and There Are Mo PenisuDes Adltiledl to the FiuilblSslhied Price We Pay the War Tax

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Cut Rate Every Day In theWGQk

Avicol (for Poultry) 1N A Inrhln Junior 51.09 AntlpliIoKlMine, '2m 50c and.. 75c Aetna I In ir Hcmovcr "Oe Allrn's root 27r Appen. -D-Form 7c Purklln Arnica Solve. . l!e Haitian's Itotituxl Mineral Oil ( Tiill pints) ."Oe Heta-Culnol -l.le llarfoo Compound 4."e llitro-Pliophate 19c Hnnme's Annireslque Itenque. .."!)e HU Nntie Ilrrl Tablets .... 7f Mark Cnp (Safety Homed) Co.) ."0e Hell-Ans, IPe nnl .Se Hliie Jay Corn Plasters 17e Ilromo Seltrer. 23e, Ke and..n.M lTham'M Pills 10e Hrnilfleld's Female Recpilntor . . 70e CaK-nretM. 1 f and 3fto Cliaes Nene nnd HIrol Tablets (ordinary" strength) if at..!9e Cliase's Nene nnl Hkiod Tablets (sperlal) one nt r9r

Cirrus Unltnent lie Ctitieiini Soap 20e CoikIo PoII1i. 2.V rr at 19e Clin mherla in' Hellef, 3."e dre at 2oc Ieultfs Kidney and Hladder Pills, Mr and COc IelttV Km1o1 (I.ipild and dry ) 37e and 69o DJerkks Talcum 19e HjerklsK (extrn-t) IVrfunie, p"" -t 31.25

CANDY.

Chinky lins. Ö9e lh.: lYult llut-ten-up-. ,"!e lb.; Suffar-eoatiNl Peanuts. rte lb.; Caramels, (e lb.: Coceamit Tea Roll. 5e lb.; Stick Candy, 59c lb; R-Own Cboeolnles. otiml pktr.. 6lr.

ADLER BROS On Michigan at WaAhiaston ßlnco 1894. Tili: STOIU: FOR JCEN AND no vs

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(li.tv's Kldnry nnd Rlnlder Tablets (ordinary strvnstli) f.fH at Itte tliftje's KMney and Hladder Tablets (.pvlal) 9(V at f.J)c liase's Liver Tablets. 30e at. . .2.UCanthn 43 Calocldo lc

PRESCRIPTIONS Tliis 1- emphatically n preicrijUoii drur More. We are iieial-Ist-s. We oitcr particularly to thi eLuss of business and aim to make tills depart nient eftlelent In every detail. To tills end we employ only skilled pliarmaeists four of them wo use only tlie purest of drus, and this exMtiblned vith prompt anl ourtous service, makes our pLiee an ideal one to brlnR1 your prrrifUon. Always our skilletl men wait upon you. no Njs or plrls to relay jour request always ou come into immediate toueli with our skilled men. This is w firth much to you. si brinp your next prscription here and proie it to yourstdf tliat tlure is txntcr s'n lv here at all times.

Ranal Tooth Powder 25e, 2 for 2fto I'l Vanlrt Iowder a for. . ,25c IVpccn 67c Neur.illne 25c, 2 for 2ße swpilhb's Talcum 25e. .1 for. .2ftc Wahoo Ritters ß5c. S for . .$1.75 lYroionp 23e Mclba Talcum 2.Ve, .1 for. . . .50e Rathlnp Caps 25c up OIUHo Soap, 3 for 25e The Marvel Tooth rHush in carton (Prophalartio style) at 25e Ixne Io Talcum 25e, 3 for 30c Quinine Hair Tonic. ...... .83c

Djerkiss Pare I'owdor 52c Djerklt Tllct Water Sl.lt RJerki VcKHtol $1.1 Itlain 19e Don Sutiar (for poultry) 43c I)iaicivifi :i9e IeIiruele. larpe fi.o 82c Doan's Kidney and Rladder Pills 40e I)(i-H-tone h9c Danderine. 2Se, ITc and 7De Ilonal. 75e slit at K7e Fptol 4.W Ktonie 39c lryptlan I)eolorizr 19e Fl-Caya Cream. 19c and 53c i:lax. 19e and 39c lji-ar-co (Jajanee oil) 47c Formamlut Tablets 45c lVllows Syrup of 1 1 .vpophoephlto 79e anvl $1.25 FoUm's Kidney PlUs 45c Foley's Cathartic IMlls 23c Famo. 27e and 79c Forhans Ttsth la-te 4Se Freeman! Toilet Powder 39c (;robiewki's Snake Liniment, 27c and 52c ilyco Thymollne, 23c, 5o and h9c idssuiKT 1 roeess 1 JK Cets-It Corn Remedy 29c (iraves Tooth Iaste 19c irae' Tooth Iowder 19i (;roe's Rromo Quinine Tablets 22c Hobson's Fxzcma Ointment ...39c Hiiul's Honey and Almond Cream 42c Hurto Liniment 17e Hess 'Witesh Hazel Cream .... 27c Humphrey's Renudies 23c loemint 43c

Icy-Hot Rottlrs:, pinw, $2.19: quarts, $3.89; lunch kit $3.69

1 cake of Milkweed Soap and 1 cake of Flue, value 5oc, at 29c 1 enke of If lira Reautifler Soap and 1 bottle Tar Shampoo, value COc; at 39c

Pomnelan Talcum. 19e, 3 for 50e Woodbury's Facial Soap, 18c, 3 cakes for 50c Ilmulsiflcd Coeoanut Oil, 13e. 3 for $1.00 Nun nnd Iron System Tablets, $1.00. 2 for $1.01 Dp Witt's Parly Risers, 25c, 2 for 2ßc

No-to-IVac S3e Lirmola Tablcta S9c Nt-stle's Food, 25c, and 02c Norwich Ientlfriee 21c Nature's Remedy, 19c, 37r and 79c Nujol, 13e and "9e

Don't Go Without a KODAK

Tho Ideal FrecMe Cream 43c Tad's Sal Ls 59c Johnson & Johnson's Red Cros-s Kidney Plaster 17c Jerxen' Renzolne and Almond Ixtion .v 23c Kind's New PlsYiery, 49c and 79c Kldneoids 43c Kolynos Tooth Pa.te 23c Kloria 37c Koeni's Nene Tonic 79c Lyko 07e Irfvoris, 19c and 30c L'Mcrlno, 19c, 39c and 79c I July Aller Talcum 19c Ijiidy Alice Toilet Powder 49c Limestone Phosphate 39c Mayrs Wonderful Remedy .... H9c Milkweed Cream. 32c and 6c Milk's Ktnu tslon. 12c and 79c Mufti. 17c. 27e ami 42c Malted Milk (Horllck's 39c, 75c ami $2.90 Mile' Ncnlne 79c Miles' Tonic 79e Miles' Heart Remedy 79c Miles' Hlood Remedy 79c Miles' Antl-Pain mils (kuxe size) 79c Miles Anti-laln fills, 35c sIto at 23c

I Mennen's Talcum 21c

Mcnnm's Shaving Cream 39c Mother's IYiend 89c Mcreollzed Wax 79c Motl's Nervine IiH 79c Mott'A Female 1111s 79e Mum 23c 3Ielba Face Powder 12c

Then Ivodak as yoa po. and yotir trip will le doubly pleasureable. Hut to secure tho fullest possible jny from the takln? of picture you must make the right sort of start. You should form a business conms'tion with a store of evieHeneo. a store tliat has been in the business of selling Kodaks for over 25 years. Tlw ItaMtlan lrn? Store was tho first authorised Ijistman Kodak agency in (his city, and for over a quarter of a century liaa given satisfactory wenlec. So we can start you rißht give you the kiihl of advice tliat makes your efforts a picture-taking sucoesful. The average dealer is inexpericntxl and does not know much about KolaJs, and only handles tlvem as a tideline, but we are specialists and our 25 years' experience means something to you. We liandle Kcniaks of all models and sizes. Vest Pocket Kodaks $9.19 up; Hrownies $2.86 to $5.97; Folding Hrownies and Premo Cameras. Also Film Iaeks, Illnvs, Kodak Albums and a general line of photogra pldc supplies. Don't overlook the fact that wc give a 8t10 enlargement with each S5.0O worth of Coupons. Hring in your coupons and get thH enlargement.

12 cakes of Palm OUre Soap for Rc Mavis Talcum, 19c, 3 cans for 50c Poisodent Tooth Parte, 39c, 3 for fl.OO Jergcn's Talcum. 19c, 3 for 50c Raver's Aspirin Tablets, 5 gr. 15e dot., 2 doz. for 25e; 100 in lH)ttlo 89c Hnrkeener's Iiend, 25c, 2 for 2e lurc Castile Soap 15c, 2 cakes for 25c Stearate of Zinc, sprinkler top 25c, 2 for 20o

Nerotin 43c Neet, 37c and "3c Orlex Powder 19c Odo-ro-no, 2.c and 49e Opal Shampoo, 35c at 25c Olive Tablet 19c Orangine 19c Orange Rossolm 79e Outliinc (double strength) 79c Oil of Korein 77c Palm Olive Shampoo 69e Ialm Olive (old Cream 39c 1 alm Olive A'anlhiiiR Cinam. .3c Palm Olive Shaving Cream 2flc I ahn Olive Face Powder 39c Pussy-Willow ate Facker'8 Tar Soap 19c Parke-Dais Co. Ktcg I-Inuil-slon $1.19 Pond's Extract, 19c and 39c Pond's Vanishing Creams, 17c Pond' and 31c INmd's Cold Cream, 17c and... 31c Peruna 9c Phillips Milk of Magnesia. .. .43c Podolax 39c IMnkliam's Sanative Wash (liquid nnd dry) 25c Pinkliams liver Pills 22c l inkham Vegetable Compound. 93c Pierce's lYescription 93c IMcrcc's Met! leal Discovery 93c Parmint "r Parisian Hair Tonic ITc IVmpeian Massage Cream, 37c and 57c Iompelan Nlqht Cream, l:9o and Ponipeian Diy Cream 12c

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Red Cross Toothache Outfit... 19e Re.-lnol Soap 22c K issell's Emulsion 9c Rheuma . . .59c Stanolind 73e Syrup of Vgn (California) ...17c Spiro Powder 19c Schaiitj: Oriental Hath Powder. 25c Syrup of Pepsin (Caldwell's) (largo sifo) 77e Steam's Wine ef Cod Liver Oil 87c Stillman's lYockle Cream 37c

lure Pine Tar Soap 25c, 2 for 2Cc Santonine Iink Warm Wafers 25c, 2 for 2fc Cotton. 1 lb 55e Olive Oil (our brand, full pints) 79c Liquid Glass (for preserving eggs) 25c a qt., 45c Ü gal. gallon 85c Caseara Sngrnla Aromatic. 35c size bottle at 25c Squibb' s Rlearbonato of Soda, 1 lb 30c Straw Hat Cleaner, 3 pkgs.. .25c Jetum 1 7c

Savolite 50e S. S. S.. 73c and $l.fi3 Squibb's Petrolatum 72c Srott's Kmullon, i"r h.tm1 . . . .Sl.:tJ S-il Hcpatica, SOc, 50c and 99c Sluick 19e Sv an Iotti F"nee Iovlr 1 9e SjtioI Soap (cake 23c); (liquid) for 32e Sloan's Liniment, 30e and 59e Swamp Root (Kilmer's) 15c and 7c Santoen !9e Shoniflcld's lea 22c S.llithia. 15c and ',0Sllmnrlne SJo Tonsoline, 27c and 39 Vinol ssc arnesis 95c Warn pole's Cod Lher Oil 72c Wild Root Hair Tonle I5e Weths Sare and Sulphur, 59c and 79c Wendall's Ambition PilN. 17c and 97c Wendall's Ambition Salts 53c Youth Craft 79c Youth Craft for perspiration. . . 7ftc

RAZORS. Gem Razor 75c. Gem Iilade 33c, Durham Razors 7"k Durliam HLules 39c. Gillette Razors, 55 and $G. at S3.59. Gillette Rlades. loe and 75c. Ever-Reatly Razrrs 75e. EiT-Ready Rlxules 29c. Strai-lit Rlade (old stjle razns) from $1.30 to $6.00. Haor Strois, 5oe t $3.50.

Colorite ,..17o Motii RaUs, 25c; lh,...15e Moth Hnfrs, loe, 3 for...... 25c 2-Ccll FlaAhUght Baxirry and I vunp. complete ......... 9h;

i;io7.. Moth liquid, S9c and.. $1.29 KnoA, Moth Spray 89e Sallcyih Soda TaMt 5 grs, 1 00 In a bottlo . . . . .2-5c Sanitary riarnel rotiche, combination. 2 r,t. completo at. .11.39 P.lnud's 1M1N, 100 In a lK.ttlo.. .25c Armour Pure Grape Juice, 39; and . 3 gr. Fithla Trihlet, 40c at.... 25c Vegetable Soap. caJke 10c Shuwhtto 15c, 1 for 25c Rlxby's Jet Oik 2 for 25c Mchol's Cleaner 19: Nirhol's Red Rug (liquid and powder form) .....19c

PERFUMES. Rlue Moon, 8 Go per ox,; TJerkiss I Extract Irfum $ 1 .25 or. ; JicJiey, 75c oz.: Ivdy Alice Perfume, ?,9c; Dorothy Vernon Perfume. 59c; Mary Garden Talcum fin glass) 3c; Mary Garden Toilet Water, 9Sc: I)ve Me Toilot Water. S5e; "Tilt IVr. Carnation, Honey Sirkl perf nines, per 59c.

Ffferverent Phosphat of soda. 5e size at 39e liitckv strike nnl Camel CI ga rets, 2 pkgs. for 25c

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Massage Show Spray Electric Massage Vibrator THE STAR The (no instruments are in-li.-peii.'ible. Fvery home should hate fne or !oth. Tlw Star Ma--lMZ" StivT spray gl es you a real poitiblc shower hath and adds much to tlie pL-:ure of bathing, rind gives the opportunity of ajiply-w-ater in a clean way to any and all part- of the ImhIv. The star Electric Maagc ibratrr lui.- many ues and If yoa ;re nn'MH or run lwn or don't feel jnt nht then you ned om1 i f th'' YI!mtort to gi you tivit old-time 'ivej)" and im. Tin prico are rernarl ably low. i low that every pr.n hould (li'in'!ps of thi- opportunity to settire a real licalth-g1vT it low a iigure.

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