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PAGF. SEV IGN

Phil' scott or england. but has ml ,- . . , .. __ _ I _ ibeen ¥mPi'easive in his more recent ' ‘ fu: uiiuuil;/uruiuii sua 'uruuuum u uuuu uuuu Tuu mum muh peak in 1°” It 'S h"""""‘°" "wus meals in mu "" M' C' A" °“ about! B_l\i.\‘i5t K. O. Christner and | | ' ` ' s _‘ u s I P ' »‘e°""_”`°s suns Wi' sm' sisssssl mm little higher than last year. Conuriuiiity. has a most success! . _ _ _ ' Girls war* .'°i°“» me f°"m““°" °f me H1 Y_ The following is a. summary by year. They met each Thursday night _ “MY Wm be* betting fa\'oi'ite againstl club “um 2° high s°h°°1 WY* °“' classes: (excepting July and August) for sup

of S 0 rs .Schn'iellnl;, but don‘t be sur-1,,-med H, Following is the report of tml Tl, ____ _ __ ’°"°d~ This °l“b mee'-“ “ch ‘Y Juniors, 67; Intermediates, 25: per and ure, h

“Willie the Clutch" fails, just as he l3eoi'd of Directors to the scvcntyi us yu" uur guu uuru uus ru' mgm 1°’ supper' Sing SUM' L°°s‘“° Students, 30; Social, 80; Seniors, 205; club is composed or young men fro

uuuuuuuu uuu put lu uuurgu of u 'md B“s“‘ess f°u°"‘“5 this “me ‘ B tainiu i'ia--Total 585 21 year= of age upward

md lect talk or debate. 'r

5 otiei lnipoltalit L

Rdl Pl lil t C 1

S us cu Duuur muu cum "°“°d in me gymnasium s°me 14 We also have a ladies member Duilng the past year the Ys Me

"C" - Y 'Ji

(1 tlcaiilicnt rccclvcd from the press of ul tour city. To the ministers and other

Christian workers of Charlottetown

_ ‘who have ioyaily supported our york Qi during the past year. we extend our m _ thanks and offer our co-operatioxyfol

‘further christian work in our city.

""* (has in numerou 1 ~ ‘ - =fifth annual meeting of the Chariot- _ _ 2 _ us g. .~ _ i . _

_ _ '- ~ ' _ _ _ _ _- _ , , _ . H , We hope that our Association, dur-

chances. it L f Y i

u It “mud PN” c ouii _ M. C. A. for the your end -. _ _ _ __

ll! Dm” B :;"md¢M) The' New York Coiiiiiiissioiim-'si ini; 'April 30th 1031, immse' “h°s° duty is ‘W5 W °lB3lllZ- meetings have been llfllfl Sill” its ship of close on to 150. put on a play and ra‘.<.ed nearly 5-l

5"” c° P “world clia.iitpioiisliip" bout bctue 1 ' :thc girls cliwws' Bild t0 SUP¢1"/35° formation and the boys are stnvliigi for our new bm-ding “md they ms

'°‘ _ »th ids ts s ` __ . ‘_ '-

lleeviwellht Bout Will Not Clarify 'gl::k¢i'_B-hd Camera is a Joke affair. _T0 UW Melllbels 0f thi’ C1"i'~1'1°¢Wt°W¥1|re;mw und um; ‘:li§.:,stuu:1'lu:§;_u;;uu by their dub m 3 very nm mam" " Staff staged many other social and educa

niiir 'nas we only mimi to distinction _ vmmr More christian .associations Rum He M ,awed ““"“°’ "“‘“’ ‘°°" °”"°"‘ "° "emi tional events to keep alive an imiai

NU" I-ff* Y felt by the presellte 0! this 'mb 1” No change has taken place in ouriing interest in club and Y. M. C. A.

are e long list of d ryund Wet dunk.. Genucmen,

. _ _ _

°"°°“°““ NS “bility to dr h as P ide t ith Y nr c li it tm' °°mm"’°° md sh' h" °°"‘°d °“’ “‘°"“’°"““P' stair thu year. A steiidgrepher, affairs.

0` ing the coming years, may do more 3 . rind better service in Christian Work _ifor our Lord and Master. It isttht l_l desire and purpose of this associistion

to work with and for the Churchw of Charlottetown. ;

We ask for God's divine leadeuhip

‘mush two "world’s heavy- ' aw a ig . res n o e . . . ., _ _

°’°Wd d 12 °“ “H ””““ ‘“ il M* °‘l’*"‘° "ml Our own Bvvs Camp and il" Owl- was 'rhelm 'reed was added to the rheie die how about is membersi i i ith i

n w ou Him weycan

51- . an s e An o f

M chlmpgwghip" 1131-its are to .h - Y UB 0 a dozen is my privilege to present this report h

Wunuad “mm me mmm! _“xty|___:_:V__Y__:_e_i:;its should be able to whip on behalf of the Board of Directors :;;le;u;“k;u‘nTiuulu;|1ugJ 1:1r'GMu: mums? 8°” “mp ws” "“'° 91”” staff from January to June lst., in in the club and they have an ave

u mu' °f w°rk that Wm speak fm' msm' order to help the General Secretary age attendance of around 33 or

b° .

“ye there appears to be little pros- sh k -many of whom are present with Th k I _

' if GY has had numerous chances you this eveniri . u Wm 0 um cummutee and ‘°h'°s' _ __ ‘with the increasing office duties. members.

‘__ and bless g or 35 do nothing. We pray that the

ence of the Charlottetown Younl Men's Christian Association may be

t of clarifying the championship to in _ g _

W tue um d 1 u uuuuuu uuuu uuu uuuu must' successful our Y camp hm 9' ’°9|'“"°‘u°“ Our Annual Ladies Night was a f mn _md that ___ ay

d ar-reac g, ni im

9°” a an a ed in t

ddie whichhls existed sinco Gene i an B t ~ _ _ hem To those members who have been

u ruuuu u uuu uuu sruuuu uuunguu me Gum °s 38 b°ys 'md sewers' The leaders Finance great success, and gave members an

"‘“ S ish rshldh

y num! undefeated in 1923. _ __ __ K Pbrtlv participating in many activities dur-

‘““”° in "°°“"5° °f lllll alleged null with the ii h t th in be “'°"" °f sh” ‘*“°°‘°“°“~ were Rev- C- N~ Btwn. M¢d1°°1 SW- _ their wives and friends ii chance f ax - ' ° _ , , . _ _ me _ _" - l

has -

mmmly, none of the principals me two "chainPl0nll\iP" b°Ul»&-M sdumgnng, Jhbk 5hBSkBy| YTN

hung and Primo Camera-

mg other past title holders. gveri though the survivors of th

sweating'-Btribling _and Bharkey- “mera bouts are paired in a battle ag rival titleboiders, the winner will not have a clear claim to honors, un- tu Tommy Loughraii, _Victoria Cam- lo Mickey Walker and other aspir

il° mtg' are eliminated. _

Th., neavyweight class as e. whole

b°Xll18 com” ission in seven ye

~ lesmed V’ keel! his y.-.inches abo

in "Kilt °f mst events it is limi

the Italian. _

,Wears pitifully weak and there is __me_

little doubt but that a DemDS¢Y,

wnney, or even a Willard, would

title contenders like a cannon ba

ll ____

crash through the present crop of SPORTS PROMOTER HQNQRED

ou h a shingle roof Howeve

the talent at hand.

gt claim to honors, even though he _ol the Legion of Honor after havin

won his claim noe. foul and in

"elimination" toumament which was

I lPl'°m°ii¢l'. Jeff Dickson of New O

thi' E - PARIS. Mby 13. (U. p_)_The until some new face appears the French Government has reward gmmpionship mustbedecided amongthe efforts of the young Ame,-1,,

_Dlcl¢son, known as the -‘Tex'aiel¢-

or many young men and boys in know

and to acknowledge Jesus Christ as

UB t 9 has year, ere w no

dem mme M°L°”‘ M' Parma" I wish to mention the very excell ieal fellowship in enjoying together their Lord _md S__w_m____ May our

“YS eed for this report For those who

°f iirorissienal ii i “ n ii

ox ns. he has not yet have liberally supported the Assoc Tue uu um ‘md myself ent work of our Finance committee the activities of the Y. M. C. A. __ no for the com___g_ year be “We

V . _ . ' ' has ‘U '

The °°'“"‘““*W “mp “Wh W” under th¢ able leadership ei Mr w The mixed bowling league

the ben nn _H _ _ Ve lation but have not been in attend

u uw Yuruu nu foul r Wu uuuu u' serious umulum euuu spunmued by the R'°s°"°y and GM" A Stewart They have given this done much to interest the wives and »

Btn

sent anvthlns in the fill! *° "lm would am mm __ _ _ “le ance 1 will give a brlei summary or

uu us' Camera' but ‘ yu" lu me umuuut uuuauury tu keep clubs had 9'" asmndanm °f smut important part of our work a great friends cf the club, and to secure t e

,mying with Tunney. Jack Dempii y

would lead others to Jesus."

BACCALAUREATE PREACHER

the varied program which has been b u

din in 00d . _

uur u g K suupe Owing 40 boys and leaders This was the deal of time and thought Certain backing which is always necessary CHOSEN

respects has passed beyond and really

believe that Shark l °a~"‘°d wt' to ' ‘

e method dt .,bl°W]n;¥h:;1;h‘;;d wine 'I'1‘l¢ YW’ just Pass 'wr “Venn/7 getstuduiuiii uutuheuue uuhuuuuuu use u uuuu uuuuue of this kind and pmvsd capital expenditures on our buildlns when club projects are under way.

ce W th fifth) has been most successful, the pam are rgquired u;u§huému1::u 1;; B mm' Successful 'me' totalling nearly $1.500 has greatly in-

mughnm has the best work accomplished has measured ut _ ' __ creased our overdraft. Aside from Meeungs

_ record of _p year was no exception, in fact gmac Cove y_ M_ ¢_ A, Camp our capital expenditure and Ove?

any M the heavywdghts during “__ well ull to former years and in ma.nY` more had to be gpm” thu ye" than . _ _

. draft from the prevlbi-ls Year H0 Pd' The usual large number of meet- N_ B__ im sunday evening, May 17,

Rev. Norman Guy, B. A., M.A.._wl11

preach the Baccalaureate sermon ci! lMount Allison University, Sackvllle,

cent months, but lack of ' un ever to

_ and pummns ,hmm and The ug? has set a new mile stone in our his- Mn H:_:;_t2;ruuE;u11;igu&'hakmm f :he _“nuns camps held Wm as ‘1m°““\mb“m°5 have bee” i“°““sd> ln2S WOW liilld ill Our building dur- _ Last year Mr. Guy, who for four

that he has none of the needed con- I tory. Our membership consciousness has been ___ v______ed member ____ _“___ o owe. It is necessary that every director mg the png; yea,-_ More and more _ years was the Joseph Black professor uecmns pr°b°b]Y Wm PPG'/ent him is growing and the hearty °°"°p°m` board these last three years and has u ru uruuu' Y' M' C' A' uuyu' uuuu and member give the Wffeflii flflall' our building is bein!! used as a com-i of Economics and Socialosy at Mount

attending' ua' dal ¢9-1119318" ¢V€I'Y assistance IJUS‘ munity centre and is filling a real‘ Allison, obtained a year’s leave of

from ever getting 9, chance at .th tion which we have received is most

k h d

e th As- W" ed at t° keep the buudms in s°°°“d 3’°“P~ M~ R' E' C- 3°” sible. at least sipoii ,additichdi ,md in Ou, Cm,

absence in order to accept a position

heartening. It is felt at your ood 5°°i°ti°ll has b¢Ell exifelldiflg lfé ill- :eta“u;u;u;”:?l: usxunlz ug; uuuermiu tubal attending’ ML V lll\1St be S20-“Fed N115 month if We “"3 Your directors ivclconig these meet- at head of the Department of Econ-

Thnd gmup' C' G* I' T' curls' mm t end our 75th year out of debt. ings of various 01~ganiZai_10n5 and omics and Brothers College, Madison,

fluence and rendering the community “shed d 1 th _ l o

u uruu u uuuu' attending' 65' trust that in the years to come that N- J~

a real worth-while service. ' Fourth gmup' Presbyterian Sm” The Ladies’ Auxiliary we may be able W, scrve Wu heme; Mr. Guy is without doubt one of

The four objects on which the

whole em," of the Young Mews __ Mwllng Alleys mer school. intel so. than in the _,ash

ed Christian Association is centered are: ‘ Fifth smup' R°t‘ary'G'yr°`C°m'\ No words of raise which we might

an to build a sound body a wholesome Thu uuuuruueuu uuuur the uuuuu munity camp’ T°ta] 4°' utter could adiuquately s‘io\v our ap G | _ ' ' manship of Mr. .melt ivremiii- has - ‘ ` I" "“"“

len” to 1' mind: to create the right social, and d eu The above camps °°°up1°u°ur sm preciation of this loyal group of Many important activities of t

» Dllt Bllbrt On a higher plane ~ ’ 5°” 3 m°si' 5“°°¢55l“\ Y°“l‘~ from July lst until August 23rd. ~

Max Schmeiing has the strong- in F,-,mee by naming mm __ Knight to build Christian Character. The immlmuoni of a fourth alley During the summer two p______________e___ workers who have provided this ban- Msgciatlon have had to he pass

i for us tonight. and one every over or melcl mentioned in this r

had long been contemplated and it ““°° Y

g » huts 14x18 were built, accommodat- . _ _ _ _

_made mm an omcer of the Academy_ Attendance was only aim, an insistent demand ing 12 to 14 ____ e_u_h_ These huts cost week in the Year (excepting the _ poit. We believe that our stuff have

' by our bowlers that our Directors de- us abo t $9000 h muuuu ut July uuu Auuusu uu uuu uuuu uueuly uuvu to their Oupuuu

u ' eau ‘ Y'S MGIYB Club- Under 'lllb leilllel’ ities for service, and tlitit they liave_ __

limited to-s select group named by ard of' 1=*i-imce-- is no th di _ The report ofthe Physical Depart- “ded ____ make the move and _ __ U _ _

w e un s . in "5 9 A new camll stove vas purchaseill mm of Mrs samuel Cnm\~,b@]1 tho' C“,\m\.m.cd to UW up _,_ me M6315

Mount Allison's most brilliant grad- _uates. During his college days ho 3 was an outstanding debater and. new

his 1 i- ircrignizcd as une of the strongest ed _ preachers in the Maritime Provinces.

'lilo choice of Mr. Guy is most pop-

____ in great esteem both as a teacher and preacher. »

°f nirunss ro luuannit

the New York State Athletic Com- lputcd master of professional boxing muuu uuuuu u very large increase 'the 4th alley. The success of the at 1 cost of ,,|,0u¢_ $3000 A new Nm. I I _ _ __ H

` " ` ` ' H<li‘2S have l'i‘Sl>0llf¢‘\' fl "` ‘Til the Yoillii; Tl/i<=n`.< Cli;'i_=,tinil Af-'-i.ici:\ : ,_

. \\ LAK AUUNG MARRIED

mission. The German appeared to _im hi-,~ck¢y_ W,-_,smug and kludred

when he iirstiearrie to' the United Madison Square Gardcn in Pm_i____

States and 'mayyet live up to h

early promise-althougli his compar-

itlvr inactivity of the vast l-W0 years SCHOOL cos"rs nii'c'rwASr;

certainly has done him ‘little good.

` e

Maxis .1 good puiichcr and can tak i _KANSAS C1'ry_ Mm May W (U

punishment but is no-match foi'_P.>-Cost of operating Krii1s~li.<; Citysl _ _g .;_ :». _ ly succwsful The __ __ f th _ sim-key, Striliiing or Louglirall in ‘public school system has dccl'cu5¢,~|iStl|<Ielit Ciatliei'iiig:i, Billiard Match- games chmmltwe Wm Wlzh thi? uaudiltuu nl°md40b;;{3§ puofulcfpur lille Y. M .C_ A. to Young Men and; In 1929 only two Women commit, .. .

I lu uruu y uu uu uur ‘us Mens 01"" ‘IU 5 and W the Young Ladies 9»s=ted suicide after murdering the ob-

boxing skill. - f

Btribling jumped back -into th

deieiiilnz Otto V°nP°rat. over-rated ss,o'1v_5i4.:is, compared t0_ss,s'/s 122.0

gsteadiiy since mas, figures ieidssed`_€_-j_»yB=£ii_i_e_i;; _iiT_i;ure_i~_.____sux;; department ,__ _,mn -____ durmg me ___________g _______________

0 _ __ 1-_e _

¢ dill likely be used fer one or two This “Wm mb formed some _ix We

championship picture last year by Total wg; of operation 11111921 was I churcliesi, Basketball games. volley- Educamml work . , \

.rc

‘ - ' years ago for the promotion of ser- whole

Norvleslan Punvher. and “Phaillins in 192s to ss,aas,25'l.7z in 1929-rio.

,___ ...___ __e

8 by the hoard of education revealed.

lille..-.<t and nttclirlaiicc in basketball

. _ _ venture was l li' d .~ .- - . - . _

lll\'°th¢ m“km3s'°! 3 ‘sal °h“mm°" _-<P0i'is nnd is builclinc ri duplicate uuu lu tuu uuu uuu young “cues ut' we wonder huouv: uvvguuciisu' gsgtulnfuus; uuuyl Wuu uulut' T§u‘_m_u; _lh°__ iliitil it has meant rvnl siici'liivf-. Nfl 1,171,

` ' tciiclziiice at rgyni classes and games. “_m“)m_ it - 'L mf am 3"""~` spend lewis “si @3115 wg", wo m-cm, gy L00 ginnilngll.

also did tlie. hrs stove. _ re wum__g\___ MU_,p__m_ ___ [_,|(____m_

'I`hr~ro have bovli thefusuail large L __ _ ,ao

uuuuuu uuru uruuuluuu uurly lu The “uw "mc" ucommuucud “mi The ani1unil~cpoi'tol` the Alixlillirv

‘ PARIS, tiny 13. iU.P.)-According lu French official ngures, married xlnziplew are niilvli less apt to kill each

l\lilnl1f‘r iizsing our roolns each week ‘ - _ .

' the sen.-ion and lizive been in coiitin- ,-9. 4 ,_ , 4 1 L d I* »

:ip »l'oxilii'itely S00 cliilerciit ren llc - “ H Mmu’ umnlur uns' Compu E um "1 be ' 1 t. thi." m_ctli\r: iliiil '- - _- »; ;- i _i _ ;‘ ____‘__q ______`______________ ____/____ week §___k_‘__ iucils operation ever since. Over 300 _~_~:uiitary buckets installrtl. Fu __ uuu :H lpuu ni th, ‘TL Mu] lluuwt u` _mul ‘Mu tmu jether than unmarried ones. The fi- . _. Bi Wop), wen. cmnnm -m me \.m.kms W" _ww h____C __ _‘___ __e____“__e____ loin l. you _vi _ii_ _..T__itlii-_.ig .-_ in new .-.il __i-nrioii.l\ |__i\iiii__m._____ l.(_\.,__,1 mm mme mm than

amount- of cork viliiifli they h\\~._lt0 our 1\;__f.\.t--,lit-i-.i iii thou- Um.; u|,fl__`_Dm___“ comwm Sumde after mums

‘L ` ll f ii " lj 'itl : .

hai in ie o oulng lic_i\ es _lciiglies moi-'t all of which were high- up f_f,_[|Ru~ ,.mKlm.n 6mnp_ cwablc of _ _ __ _ ____ __ ar _ _ _ __ __

u S ,D - |iiinlic\ to il1flr.i.»f tile li.»iillllle.»\» or U", objects of their 1Dve_

Boulil I_.<~1'ue' Civni Classes. cairie o

5 ball, Handball toumaments, Badmin-

ton matches and many other features our work as usual along this “nu student work _.___ _ . __ __ _

... I

Nimble foes that never tire!

is mostly confined to lectures to the general membership, the student body, the Y`s Mens Club. the Hi Y Club. ~-

IN tennis you must be "on your

toes" all the time . . . to deliver

an ace service or a smashing; drive . . . to cover all parts of the court with flashing speed. Tennis leaders all over the Dominion choose Fleet-Foot shoes. They know that f_cer can be kept iithe, nimble and untiring only by wearing the right kind of shoes.

Fleet-Foot Shoes are designed, by athletics for athletes. They are strong

and firm where support is needed . . . at ankle, instep and the all- important arch. They cushion the ball and heel of the foci; against shocks. They keep the foot straight and true to natural shape. And they grip with bulldog held on any sur- face, hard or soft. A ncwfcaturc in Flcct~Foct Shoes for children is the "Kumfort Insole", which absorbs perspiration and pre-

vents cliscoloraiion of light stockings. Dominion Rusass coml=/iNv Lllilirzo

for ferr riiiir win

` Tin; reading room hos had the

_:ellie clrias oi papers arid lnagazines as in other _veal's_ rind is being used by ri 2::-o<i liuinbei' of iriclnbers and sitors. _

' Religious Work

E There has liecn no change in the policy of the Y.M.C.A., with regard to religious work. and we feel that _it Its the very backbone of our wholc movernciit. At all times we are seek- ing to instill into the lives of our

_our four fold program is religiousi _\vci~k, and that we desire to pc-l'mcatf:` 1 cvcl'_vtlling that goss on 'iii our build- i\ig._ We recognize that the eluilich ‘mid Sunday Schools :irc the incdiuin _ oi' religious instruction. ` The Church's policy oi' co-Upcrci- u tion has continuedand expanded and

our_Association is feeling more and inure tile vvlioialicartcd support that is given by the ministers and their

l congregation.

Sunday Evening Services

_` Our Sunday Evening Services for young people have been held contin- ually from Nov. lst to June lst with

_ just a short break at Christmas. ` A policy of closer Church co-oper-

_ation was started last year byhold- ‘_ing our services in the churches once l a month; this policy worked out so well it was decided at the invitation of several oi’ the ministers to hold all our meetings after church aer- vioes in the various churches, diner- ent ones each week. During the seas- on which is just closing, we met in Trinity Church four times. In Zion six times. In Baptist four times. In Central Christian five times. In St. Paul's twice. In St. Jame's three times. Attendance was much larger in the churches than when we were holding these meetings in our gym- nasium. '

In all twenty four evenlns services

were held with an average attend- ance each Sundsy of 425 or s total attendmlceof 10,200. ' In all twenty four evening services were held with an average attend- ance each Sunday of 425 or o .total attendance of 10.200.

Our speakers this year were of

iting ministers were used.

Mya' Work

i bo_vs and young incl-l the idea that ali games on two nights g -we¢k_

The S. C. M.. was re-organized in

had several meetings on Saturday nights. An effort was made to secure the college hail for student activities but thiseffort failed and an endeav- our to get the Social Hall of Trinity Church met with success. From f~e.i'ly October the S. C. M. social gatherings have be/cn held in Trinity hnll with rcal success. This change greatly helped us in our Physical work. As we now had available Saturday night for our Basketball ieagux. which was urgently needed and allowed us ‘to run basketball

Athletic Meets

The four main meets which we concentrated on were the Patrioti` ten mile road race. The Halifax Herald ten mile run in Halifax, the

Maritime Championships also in Hal- I ifax, and the Labour Day sports in‘ Charlottetown. ` Your secretary gave considerable of his time to these athletic events and accompanied the Charlottetown teams to Halifax on both these oc-i eusions.

The Charlottetown boys won thei

club prize by having the first four,‘ runners of any club finish. ' Our "Y" track team made ii. very

good showing at the Maritime Cham pionships.

C. N. lt- Work

All through the Winter season as

often as possible we have been takins picture shows to the C. N. B. Veter- ans club, about ten or more shows and illustrated lectures have been given this year.

That this service is being appreci-

ated by these men has been shown on many occasions.

National Council Annual Meeting

Was held in Niwam Falls, Ontar-

io, early in February and was attend- ed by your President, J. A. Clark and also Vice President W. M. Rowe who were Charlottetown; oflicial members of the Council.

After attending these meetings

one comes to realize the magnitude of the work we are in and of the

work must be pushed with greater

Iljects of their passion, while eighteen

gratefully acknowledge the _ men tool: their own lives after killing

tl-ie Y.M.c.A.,ear1yinseptember M'I-DN WHO KNOW ‘*"°“i““°“‘““"°’“°““"“’°’“"“ -MEN who kNoW rliclis Pnascaisli 11'

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znome}Maxnsunz

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uu ular on the campus where he is_he1d`

hearted support. and eourteous‘the women they had 1¢,ved_

u Membership

Our Boys’ Work program has been ln active and varied one. but _vet we ‘were not sale to do all we had plan- @,_ol|l' limited sosee curtails our

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Dermatologists and ine\:allurgises- deliberate in judgment and sparing with praise-heartily endorse and recommend the Valet as a triumph in razor blades. Made exclusively for theValet AutoStrop Razor-this blade -is held at a friendly angle and does not require removal for stropping or cleaning. _

Enjoy a shave ihat's kind to your skin -helps keep the face clear and youthful. Buy Valet blades today- and the razor if you haven't one.

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