Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1925, Page 119

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Write for illustrated swaying palms,and so close tothe booklet. ocean that you can almost step right into the surf from the hotel. i It affords every facility for plea- santidlingorhealthful sport. The heart made glad this Christmas cuisine, under the direction of with dainty rayons in pettibockers, Monsicur Armand J. Dore is un- ] : ; coscume slips, bloomers, teddies, & surpassed, the social amosphere i Deach, %fip IRt o e e e o hine No woman ever has enough beautiful lingerie 'HERE will be many a woman’s tions or vests. The gift seeker can buy with surprising economy and absolute confidence by selecting garments bearing the cAmray fabrics label. It stands for soft texture, luxurious weightiness, permanent e e st g Brought home a cough too terials which include: TRICOSHAM p m_— : MILO SHEEN - but REM sent it away ‘ W y : CRYSTAL RAY g 3 : Vorifad b ullipaymasy It’s a sign of a healthy child to want to be outdoors play- g e ; ing around when school’s out. But sometimes, when the weather’s bad, that leads to coughs and colds. Mrs. N. E. Detwiler of 2221 Dickson St., St. Louis, says that Ruby May often gets a cough that way during the winter months. Last year, however, she found the answer to these ‘‘bad weather” coughs. Listen to how she got rid of Ruby May'’s: “*When school’s out,”’ says Mrs. Detwiler, “‘there’s no keeping Ruby May indoors. What with the changeable weather we often have in St. Louis, it's no wonder she gets coughs. ) HEHTHH T HH T B R ““This past winter she had an awfully bad one that bothered her more than a week. At night she could hardly get to sleep she coughed so. I saw Rem advertised so I got her a bottle at Schierenberg’s Drug store, 23rd & Cass Ave. It was wonderful the way it relieved her. 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Also a four-piece set, with perfume, double com- pact, sachet and talcum, $6.75—a three-piece set, with perfume, toilet water and face powder, $4.50—and a two-piece set, bath salts and dusting powder, $2.50. CHERAMY NEW YORK appi and Apeil Showers Introductory size bottle, only 60c Economy size, $/.00 e aren oo con. e 2 | Remember « M — forget your coug < U M E S O F ¥ @ U TR