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English: Gillette WWI advert in the June 9, 1917 issue of the Literary Digest.
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Source The Literary Digest for June 9, 1917
Author Gillette Safety Razor Company
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Uncle Sam's Gunners are the Best Marksmen in the World

THE discipline of the United States Navy tends to produce as clean a lot of fighting men as you'll see afloat or ashore.

Character-building begins with habits of personal care and cleanliness. And you're likely to find that your man has the Gillette Safety Razor as part of his personal kit, with its own definite place in his ditty-box.

Gas sailor has a better idea than any other man of the world-wide popularity of the Gillette. He has bought his blades in every port of the Seven Seas. And the Gillette Company freely acknowledges its debt of gratitude to the Men of the Navy for their part in introducing this American invention to the Far Countries of the World.

If there is a man anywhere who is not enthusiastic over the Gillette it is probably because he has not caught the simple knack of using it.

There are thousands of young men just coming to shaving age. The Gillette will help them to form good habits—the saving of small sums that count up to big ones, the habit of getting started on time—of doing a thing perfectly in the quickest way, with the fewest motions.

Write for the New Gillette Catalogue. See the thirty styles of Gillette Safety Razors, $5 to $50. Gillette Dealers everywhere.

If You Live In Canada—write the Gillette Safety Razor Company of Canada, Ltd., 73 St. Alexander St., Montreal, for Canadian Catalogue and Prices. Milady Décolleté is the dainty little Gillette used by the well-groomed woman to keep the underarm white and smooth.

GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO.

BOSTON, U.S.A.

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