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FOREST AND STREAM 
JimHeniO'Is 
Ounp Comfort 
I wish everyone could enjoy his introduction 
to Mennen Shaving Cream on his vacation 
— preferably at a camp. 
flis soul is attuned to the things which 
make life happy. 
He gets up when he feels like it and his 
mind doesn’t instantly snap into high gear on 
all the worries and irritations of working 
days. A 
bucket of 
water yanked 
out of the 
pond — a hat 
rock to sit on 
where he can 
watch the 
morning 
clouds drift 
over the tree 
;ops, mirrored 
brokenly in 
the breeze- 
swept water 
And then he 
opens his new 
:ube of Men- 
neii's and 
reatls the di- 
rections aljout 
building up 
the lather 
with three 
minutes of 
brisk brushing — no finger rubbing. 
Why not? Three minutes or ten — it’s all the 
same to him— no train to catch — no seven- 
minute breakfast to gulp. 
It startles him a little to find that cold water 
makes a perfect lather — and also wliat an 
enormous amount of water he is able to pack 
into the lather. 
But the crowning moment — the solemn moment 
of almost unearthly content — is when the razfjr 
starts clearing the underbrush just east of his 
ear. 
He looks at the razor — puzzled — to see if the 
blade is there — for there was no sensation of 
cutting — rather it was a gentle caress. 
Then he gets to the wiry thicket just below 
the corners of his mouth — that he used to have 
roots- nothing tliere. 
The second time over is so 
joyous he almost wants to 
play the course a third time 
just for fun. 
And afterwards — his face 
feels so benevolent, so cold 
creamy — is it any wonder he 
then and there vows that 
whatever other changes come 
into his life his shaving, 
habits are fixed — Mennen’s 
forever. 
My 10 cent demonstrator 
tube will just about last a 
vacation. 
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April. 1922 
Naval arcliitecture became one of bis 
absorbing- hobbies, giving- much relief 
from the -worry and care of his large 
business interests. In late years he has 
been known as one of the ablest of Amer- 
ican yacht designers. 
His first large boat, the “Rosamond” — 
now the “Venadis” of Chicago — was de- 
scribed by Mr. Starr in Forest and 
Stream about twenty years ago. His 
second large yacht, “Esperanza,” which 
in Spanish means hope, is considered 
by naval architects as a masterpiece of 
yacht design and construction. She is 
an auxiliary ketcli about eighty feet over 
all, of the deep centerboard type of hull 
— a remarkably able craft for off-shore 
cruising and of such reasonably light 
draft that she is well suited for shall(-)\v 
waterways. 
Mr. Starr w;is a mai-i of thorough and 
well-balanced education, both in an 
academic and a practical way, and did 
much to further the conservation of the 
national resources of his i-iative state. 
It w;is due largely to his efforts as a 
member of the Fish Commission in the 
State of Wisconsin that the waters of 
that stiite became so well stocked in game 
fish, notably brook trout. 
BUDDING GENIUS 
Dear Forest and Stream : 
T ENCLOSE a picture of my Chesa- 
I pcake Ray puppy, winner of the first 
prize in the puppy class, and special for 
best dog of his breed at the Boston dog- 
show, Feb. 21, 22, 23, 1922. 
Prince is dead grass in color and very 
much of a scholar as is demonstrated by 
his entering- the Boston show as a novice 
and coming out at the head of his class 
and hre-;d, five dogs competing. He is 
only seven months old and is an active 
and breezy good fellow, fond of re- 
trieving and daily delivers the morn- 
ing paper to his master. 
Judges at the show said he was a won- 
derfully promising puppj and they ex- 
pect him to make some fine records in 
the future. 
Maurice L. Reed, 
Medford, Mass. 
identify you. 
