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902 ILLUSTRATED WORLD
the dishes are then put in the dryer to
drain.
The soapsuds keep the brush clean and
the device is sanitary in every way. A
larger and stiffer brush also may be obtained
to clean pots and pans, at a slight
extra cost.
UNION PAJAMAS
THESE new union pajamas retain their
tailored appearance of two pieces,
yet they are in one and are made to
Even if There's a Fire You Can't Lose These;
They're Made in One Piece
avoid the discomfort of the two-piece
suit with its binding around the waist.
PRESS PROTECTOR
T H E need of protecting the hands of
the workman who operates a punch
press, as well as the purse of his employer,
is met by a press protector in the
form of a collapsible latticed gate which
forms a guard in front of the descending
punch. Unless the gate is fully extended
in front of the punch and die, the press
cannot operate. The moment the operation
is completed, the gate folds and
springs up out of the workman's way.
The open style of the protector permits
seeing the work clearly through it.
\\lien the worker is relieved of fear, he
can do more and better work, while the
employer is relieved of damage suits or
insurance payments to a degree which
more than compensates for the low cost
of the protector.
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A SOAPY BATH MITTEN
THE participant in the Turkish bath
remembers as the most pleasant thing
about it, or rather, the least unpleasant,
the soapy lather rub given by the masseur
after the sojourn in the chamber of perspiring
horror. With a lot of work and
rubbing, this soapy lather could be made
in the bath at home, but this new mitten
makes all the lather without the extra
hard rubbing or the stopping to rub the
You May Have That Rub in the Tub at Home