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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04
AUTUMN 7|NTS IN
NEW DRAPERlES
HOWEVER POPULAR ARE THE
BROWNS, THEY MUST TAKE
SECOND PLACE.
NAVY BLUE AGAIN IN STYLE, Al,
so A DARK, PuRPLlNe
RED.

When autumn tints the leaves Win
gold, Dame Fashion dips her brush IN
the colors of forest, field and garden.
That is the way the poet would tell
the story IL he were to tread the
aisles of the big drygoods shops and
cast his eyes on the silken draperies
of crepes and satins, the soft folds OF
chiffon broadcloths, the 1908 voiles
and the indescribable new weaves
with hairy maps and beaver finish
shining like the coat of high-bred
trotting horse.
Yes. bay and sorrel are the browns
"a richer tint than havana and hues
to match the shades of the chestnut
horse taking all the prizes. However,
the browns, popular though they are,
from the faintest creams to the heavy
seal shades, must take second place
before the blues.
Approved Blue Has Green Tone.
The approved blue has green tone
"a dyer has suggested that 1t might
be achieved at home with the old blu
ing bottle, that is, looking through the
blue-stained glass neck. 1t is just
such a blue and takes on richness in
color value in the superb fabrics that
are the pride of the season. The true
blue lovers can have their navy blue
again, and beside it is shown blue
casting black shadows in the depths
o. the folds.
Scabiuse is the smartest shade. So
ciety may not know it under thai
name, but it is the rich, dark, purpling
red of the flower known as the
mourning BRIDE of old-fashioned gar
dens. 1t is a shade OF which all the
dahlia tones in the velvet reds,
prInes, puppies ana plums take high
place in favor Those colors are true
autumnal tones of fIcsted oak leaves
and the wood shades Scabiuse is de
scribed as a Dondescript lilac.
Much Made Of the erays.
Much has been made Of the smoke
grays. fog grays. elephant hide and
London smoke. The prstiest Of these
dull shades Is found N DroadcIoths
and silk velvet where the purply gray
is like a subdued violet or a mauye IN
der an October cloud Light gray in
warmed tones and silver and steel 4
10 be the prsdominating hue n the
dressy coetnmes o. dc@agers.
For the same age the pluh,s and
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~ lie HAGUE. besides being knowb
4 for Its beauty is admired because
IL has been made attractive In
spite Of certain limit atlons. Though
an old city. 1t Is cut by so many
dykes and dams that It has been
no easy problem 10 solve bow
to make # ATTRACTIVE Many of the
streets have to serve double use Of
sidewalk and thoroughfare. The most
crowded are really wharves for the IN
loading of freight and the docking Of
boats The Hague was originally hunt
ing resort of the. Counts of Holland and
was called the Counts Enclosure or the
Hedge. These hunting grounds were so
extensive and beautiful that as early
as the middle of the thirteenth century
they were made the chief seat of Dutch
rule. Later It was denied seat In the
Dutch government and so remaiped a
village un-ii Louis Bonaparte, when rui-
er. granted 1t the rights of town. Bus
IN spite OF the limitations put upon the
town the beautiful dense woods and its
central location helped to develop the
town with small effort.
Everywhere the streets are paved with
good strong bricks, even when the streets
are so narrow that two can only pass
with difficulty.
Though the city has grown until all
parts are alive with noise, one of the
great open squnres. called the Plein. y
now the chief center of traffic, The
square is adorned with statue Of Prince
William /. IN bronze. Ia one niche is
ngure Of the Prince with seated statues
of his wife and daughter on. either side.
The statue is surmounted by Justice
Inc Hot on, md n apraf
Ia the other. On the pedestal are iu-
scrIbed the favorite words of Prince VIII
liam L., ;'saevis tranqullus IN nndis
tthe wise man is tranquil IN hours OF
disturbaaeel. The pedestal is also
adorned with re!iefs illustrating important
incidents IN the Princes life
On the west side of the. Plein OPPOSITE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04

t.e Mauiit>huS is the Coioilial Office
large nn,l imposing looking structure. AT
the southwest angle Is the ottre OF the
ministry of Justice, which Is u hapdsoatc
building of brick AMI white stone IN the
Dutch Renaissance style ON the oppo-
site side 0f the l.ange ranten rises the
war office. which IN the tine Of the re-
public was the residence of the deputies
of Rotterdam. on the east side Of the
+. Plein Is handsome editice OF brick
once the home OF the Amstert,am deputies
and which i used ia contain the
state archives
Here are seen n wonderful collection.
representing Dutch history. the most In
teresting document in the collection is
copy Of the peace Of WeStphaiia
On the north slIe Is " most attractive
building with large bay windows over
looking The dam. Il Is literary club
and includes many OF the foremost Dutch
authors IN its membership Strangers are
only admitted through the invitation Of
members
Close by. between l'lein and the vyver.
Is large house standing one II over
looks the open court on one side and the
dam on the other. This large and hand.
some home was built for the Count John
Maurice, Of Nassau. the Dutch West
India Company's governor Of Brazil,
though later given to the city to he used
Tor gallery. Glancing down from one
OF the windows overlooking the Nyver
one sees miniature island called the
Islnnd des Fygnes. where are kept n
number of handsome swans 1t were
difficult TO ind another museum that cor
tains such hne collection of Dutch mas-
tiers.
One of the most famous is .Rembran dt's
large canvas called the Lesson IN Anato.
my" It does not aim to he poetic but is
u wonderfully realistic study. The large
canyas was designed to commemorate n
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correct style for Office or business wear
the three-quarter length is decidedly
the more convenient and economical,
for they do not reach below the Ell
bow, where they get worn, thus rem.
dering the blouse practically worth,
less.
or course, If the waist is one to be
made at home, there win be sufficient
goods left for renewing these parts,
as the ravages can be cut away and
new material added with tuck, then
taken into new cuffs, and the USE
fulness of the blouse is prolonged
For ready-to-wear waist, cuffs that
can be drawn ON must be provided to
protect the sleeves. AS the wear only
comes on the under arm, good idea
Is to make cuffs from a large-sized
handkerchief. One will make two
pairs Of cuffs To fashion them the
four corners are cut away and the
bias edge 10 fit the sleeves is bound
under the arm and secured there with
fancy safety pin. The ends at the
up dio iustShSu III 1HS SdAlS way
For these plain blouses the neck
dressing may be plain or embroidered
linen turnover collars. The prettiest
finish, however, is a trim, stiff little
rosette OF satin in the same shade as
the waist This supports short tab
that ends In a little tassel or ball.
The end of he tab is gathered to the
| little finish or ccarse there are doz.
ems of other accessories that are in
good taste for business wear, but the
quaint little rosette is compromise
between extreme severity and any tie
approaching elaborateness.
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body of surgeons in Amsterdam. In their
,countenances are depicted the real bour-
geniSie, the common everyday life and
for this reason this picture is considered
b. many Rembrundts masterpiece. The
group is SO natural, true and interest
Ing. that although the eight men are ex-
ceedingly different. II common purpose
dominates the picture. THE theme Is in
the Whole dramatically represented. 1t Is
the triumph Of trGth In art. The central
theme Of his large canvas is that Of
Professor Tulip and the subject upon
whom he is operating. The Hight falls
upon the bare chest Of the patient, max
Ing it appear like piece Of carrara mar
hle The Lesson In Anatomy Is mass
of superb lines, which is enhanced by a
luminosity. 40 tndescribahle hrmness OF
tone. transparency among the shadows
that are marvellous.
This picture was bought by King VIII
liam for $4,000 fourins. though it could
not he had for million today.
simeon In the Temple which was found
In the Louvre during the first empire. is
an older sfuuy than the Lesson in Anat-
omy. Rembrandt painted Il as early as
1881 The picture possesses n wonderful
warmth and lovely transparency. Few of
the great Dutch masters works have
more genuine feeling. The face Of the old
man is brilliant with iight. II Is splendid
with Its inspired expression and long
white beard. The Virgin has modest.
sweet expression dressed as she is IN a
simple blue rob, The group of figures in
the backgrounds are simple and well
drawn The Rembrandt collection is won
derfully fine ana extensive
on one wall rs a portrait OF the master
when be WIS n young officer. The artist
aimed to depict the character found IN his
counteunnce ruther than give expression
to good looks Nearby is a worthler pic
ture still of David playing the harp before
Saul. THIS is the most powerful OF the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04

puppies in the royal registers are APP
pearing The drslled colors are most
elegant in heavy corded silks, satins
and broadcloths worn by the elderly,
and as in seasons past the use of the
gown settles the color. For out OF
doors the rich, subdued tones are pref
cradle; for reception wear the lighter
and warmer shades, and for evening
silver gray.
Queer Names for Shades.
Unique names such as taupe, which
the initiated call ducks wing blue,
and wistaria, or the mauve or blue
velvet of the favorite Japanese flower
are associated with evening crepes and
filmy fabrics. Citron and sulphur,
the green of the citron melon and
the yellow of it's interior combined to
sickly yellow, is the dressy color.
In the language of the elite modiste,
1T is verdatre and viii be worn in { Il.
ernoon frocks under electric light,
which brings out It's good points.
Citron is green by itself which com,
bines with geranium in trimmings
Very smart indeed are the greens.
Whatever is the prophecy about blues,
the greens have inserted an entering
wedge and the very loveliest and most
satisfying OF the darker shades are
used on the finest imported directoire
costumes for the street, Green looks
well with black, and tt. greens OF
street suits are most elegant with
notes of the new and brighter shades
Gay coIors in Party Frocks.
Party frocks show no discretion in
color. Here the gayest colors make
"a yeritable frolic. The pastel shades
have deepened in the scale FROM pale
yellows to apricots and sea greens,
azure blues and jade greens,
Canard is superb. 1t is the wild
duck green. In the rich silk it yecrs
aside to blue tone, showing the
depths of a precious gem. No one
speaks of peacock in this connection,
which is, when all is said. a center of
peacock tail coIors. Hunting, dull
bronze, Irish furze and brown greens
look their best in combination with
rich dark plain colors and with black.
No other color Is quite so handsome
with LINK furs
Leaf Brown Tones.
New leas brown tones show old
rose reflections, or are the dull. unob-
trusive colors sought by the elegantes.
Seal furs match these beautifully.
Among the browns are the casters,
ihemps. walnut husks, old oak, frieze,
Morocco otter. camel's hair, old gold,
and in another set Of tones the cara
mel, coffee. havana. rio and various
separate tones disJinguishable by the
Overs
Sapphire blue is wll known; king
fisher has been stolen from the birds
plumage, Copenhagen and varicds
names suggest whether green or pure
blue Is predominatiLg. The eyes keen
est for color desiring to learn this
gamut which viii make VeritabIe
rainbow In the parades Of fashion need
but take 4 book Of broadcloth samples
for in that the tinrs come out at
their best The grays are espe
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04
Forests Die Hard.

Boston Transcript-Tbati is the one
astounding thing in this whole region
of northern Maine, the regenerative
power of the forest What could
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04

cially tempting, the more durable
pigeon and vapor being first, and in
evening shades. beginning with april
cot. all the light eolors are seen.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04
About sleeves.

The sleeves. in bishop shapes. are
invariabl. long. Now, while wrist
length models are certainly the only
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04

a SURPRISE IN THE MENAGLRrE.
Camel so. It's really true that the big
snake has swallowed the gpat7
Gorilla Indeed. h Is. and to look at
BIN no one would ever think the butter
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04

The swan is the longest lived of
birds.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04

or r. annual output of manufac
ture .alued at $15.0OO.OOO,O0O we ex
port only about per cent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-04

Cuban street car lines from Java in
1907 was 1.144,0O0 tons.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-04
la Dueva bandera norts-amerleana.

ApsJar de que el dfs is de noviembTe
el prsSidente RooGevelt axpidi6 IN deCreto
declarando 81 tsrritoEio de Oklahoms Es'
tado do Ia Union Americans, Ia nuava eB'
trella, Bsg6n marca la ley, no aparscerf
hsatR 81 de Julio de 1908.
Un acta del Congrsso, aprobAda 81 afio
1878, dispone gus Ia Ruavs estFella que
ingreie en- lS ba adeFa por II admiAi6n de
un nusvo EStado en- la Union, no apSFece'
"a hAgta el 4 do julio pr6Eimo q la fecha
on que fu6 Esconocide.
Un CoDssjo compuesto de altos ofcialea
del Ej6rcito , ls Armada, del cusl ell a.
miraDts Dswsy fu6 presidents, 90 encRrg6
con Ia mission de srEfglaE las eBtrelIas an
Ia bRndeFe, ella ha decidido "a qua ocu'
pc 81 46s lugsr en- el 6ngulo inferior de-
Eecho del espScio ezuV.
Dicho sCuegdo ha Fscibido IL aprobR'
ci6n del preBidsnte Roosevelt de los ze'
cretarioT de Guerra , Marina.
Siguiendo este plsn, laB As autrella8 se'
ran dispueAtaB en- seis hilsrag, de izquierda
dsTeCha, Ia pIimeEa, terceTe, cuarta y
Hex.s hiIeras de echo egtEellas yola Begun'
do uuintR de aiete.
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.EL SUPERINT NTENDEN-
te Chopper dinite !.
Era lut!mo amigo de Mr.. lord.
So ,segura auo este era d yralsMo ComIslO
naaO Oh las 6poGls Obi tlGtOT LlRdsSI aal
d0Gt6T R0llna FalkalT.

Mr. 3. N. Copper, superiutsndents ge'
neral de agcuelaB, ha dimitidc. Sc msEchR
de eats pais, 81 pT6ximo N e les.
Mr.. Chopper era fntimo amigo dc Mr..
Lord.
Eats d timo sefior trabsja ahOra On ID
i!uEtPs1R Boston, encaTgado de la RGocia'
ci6n denominRda Child Labor Ag1OCia'
ton. foFmRda con 81 objeto de impediF la
exploitation de memories.
EI fue ca Puerto Rico uno de Ioa sens.
res que tEabsjaTon en- contra del gobsrna'
dor PoRt desscsOs de que este no conti
nuass On Is FoYtaleIa CuRndo lG famOBa
eaCsnR en- que tauto jugs di6 a palabra
fsFiasoA".
Sd asaguEs que, durante 81 tempo qua
deaempenaFan 81 cargo de comiSionRdo ds
EducRCi6n LindsaY Fa k1fT, el veTda'
dero comilioE 10 fua Mr.. Lord.
Mas de uua vez LA Correspondence"
aludisndo i. fasnciaB de tai eSpscie, ha
bio de monies gTises
e la llegada de Mr.. Dsxtsr tai HituA'
ci6n pArsci6 zanzibar, pueAto que Dexter
obTa poF su personal criteric
Sin duda 81 doctor Dexter aa dijo que
81 era 81 Comisionado y 81 resporsable de
sus actOG, por 10 que TODD debfa pauar por
HuB manos ser por 81 Eesuaite.
Y, cieFtoI elementoa que eran enemigoG
del gobsrnador Pest nin ContaF con la
hueBpeds, creysron que 81 doctor Dexter
les apoyarfa.
Mas, gran Borpresa fac para eIlos ID &C.
titud Be era ftme del nuevo comiaionh'
do, que % moAtr6 sgeno 6 todR ClaEe de
nituRcinnes antsrioTes & 40 lltgsdB.
Todo esto pareci6 digguAtaF cieTtcg
BefloreB que llPgsr0n 4 penssT EeTiRmsnte
On su superioridad sobre los hijoa de este
pals. imsginando que era verdad que
cFeando enemistadeE, sHt2bau edWoGndO
este pueblo.
So sBsgura que Otros ampleadOH del de.
partsmanto de Educsei6D, preaentarGn
tambi6a en- bFeve la rsuuncia de suH car
pnp
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Conferencia teIef6nica.

PeFita-anoche Vi tn novio On Ia Ear
zuslR veStfdO m POGO curgi, Tscomi6ndaIe
que Gamble 81 tEajs que llsva poH an A0B
dc pintR alegFe slegante como les que
vende On a PALMESANA tu amiguito
Juan PieYas......
Dye ISabslits, tienes ra26D, 70 no Dabis
donde meter ID cara, porque comprendfs
que 81 era 81 blanco de los ojos de toda il
concurRencis; muy tu1ante habr6 hacho
poF moEtifcarme, psro hoy miEmo le doy
passport.
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Nota triste.

Aver rindi6 Ia iornadR de ID vida On
M TglidsnciR de HatO Rsy, pArada 35, Ol
gus en- vida fu6 Behor Juan NogusFas
RodEigusz.
81 inado fue professor dc ingEucci6a i
pdblicR duTGnte mLchou ANS y era mUY
CunOcido , Q imRdo pOr ol vsOindaFio de
Rio PiedTaE y 6Rn joan.
III entiSrrO ss lIav6 efsCto & Las 5 de
lA tsFde do ay0E en- Rio PiedFaG
A GuI dsudoB todOs en- particular al
senior Francisco Nogueras EN- pleRdo de ID
oficinR del Attorney Q lviamos nueBsFo mas
Esntido p6same pOr ls irrspaTabls p@rdidG
IuFridA.
b. I, p.
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REUMATIsMO MUSCULAR

Siempre que Sc trata de combatir los
crueles dolores del Teumatismo en- los
musculos, bien sea en- los rinones, en-
las costilas 8 bien a veces en- Ell cuello,
aconseiamos ell uso del Omagil.
esto. porque tomando ell Omagil
Zen licor en- pildoras) la mitad de la
comida, la dosis de una cucharada
sopera del licor, bien pildoras,
basta para calmar prontamente los
dolores reumaticos, aun los mas crueles
y antiques y por rebeldes que sean q
otros remedies. Asimismo cura las
neuralgias mas dolorosas, cualquiera que
sea su asiento las costillas, los rino-
mes, los miembPos la cabeza, alivia
los sufrimientos tan penosos de los alta
ques de gotta.
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1873 eaias de camas

Sc eHt6n Fecibiendo Cisnto Ochents '
ocho osj de camaB coIchones Sc OStEn
Eecibisndo "a Ell CIELO LA VIZ.
CANA. GFandeI novedadeD en- csmnU.
eStilos complstameute nusyoV. surtido "a.
nomenal de fon6grafoI y discor T,ls1
baEatfsimaa. Gran rebAjA de prscioG.
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-sE DEsEA YENDER trev ki,6ms.
troH m 8 m6noa, de via portai! feanCesR,
[e cincusnta centfmstroB, veinte y Cinco
8 tEaintA wagoEetAa para Ia miama; TODD
IN busn eAtado. FL que 10 inteFess pusde
IiEi SiEss 81 Administrator de este diario.
AZ y
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Sc ALQUILAN hsbitacionea para
guaFdaT musbles ? nm cuAIto miTadoE, p a
n caballsyo solo. Cristo 10, altos 10 for
ma In. 15V.a.
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-Kn "La Correspondence Dc Puerto
Rico, AIlGu 81, hay de venta rsciboa ka
lsnAEioE para cobzo de alquiIsrM aa casas
iRnElz a metSliCo , con RRmaE, docIa n
sUiun@ ds nacimionto, dsfunci6n cartiRc'
ion m6dica. %
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Dep6sitos en- San Juan Farmacia del
6r. Fidel Guillermety. Plaza de Baldo-
rioty de Castro y Sucres. de ]. M, BIanco y
Co. San Francisco 81.
En- Mayaguez. Farmacia de los Sres. .Ea
Iva Hermanos, Avenida II de Agosto A
Mulet, Plaza Principal 66.
En- Ponce. Farmacia Ruiz de Porras
Farmacia ViIIarOnRa.
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EFBCTOs DEL TRATAMIENTO
Por Ell 0MAGIL

Creado el Omagil coDfurme los
timos descubrimientos de la ciencia,
no conttene substancfa alguna nociva,
y su uso no presenta abs5utamente Ell
menor peligro para la salud. Ademas, Ell
licor posee un sabor agradabilisimo.
Generalmente el alivio Sc produce
desde ell primer dia, el tratamiento
cura, con todo no costar mas que
unos so c6ntimos cada vez.
De vtnta en- las buenas farmaeias,
mas para evitar todo error, erijGSe
Siempre IN Ia efiqRrtG ei nombre Omagil
q las sea5Gs deL Dep6Stto general Mai
son Z. FRERE, 10, re ia OBJ, Paris. 8
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En- oata impEsnta 1s vsnds papoI de
peri6dicO visjo $500 IoS 46 kiIoa Gun
NintGI
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c 0 m ercfal.

Hemos sido atsntamente favoTecidos con
una circular de los stfioreB "PaEaz3 We
ga' faFmsc6uticou de Santurce Por ella
% niTven partioipsEnoG hAbsr AbisEto IN
astablecimiento de faHmacia en- la pArada
19, entire Iaa calleB de sDoff4nt" Doa
heEmanos" que Be dsdiCAr6 todos loH ne
goCioB del rsmo eBpecialmente 81 desps'
chu de preBcripCioneH facultativaB paten'
ti8ados de tpdas pFocedenciRs.
Son geRtoreI administradorea los Etfio'
reg Domingo Peraza = Luiu B. Vega.
TomsmoG buer nota deBeamoB les
mejoreB npgncios & la refsIida casa.
Ell pr6ximo domingo 90 inaugurara el
caBino ''PuertorFiquefio" de Humacsc. 81
ls obrs del edifieio que ha de ocupar aqus'
lls ssociaci6D, 10 hpbisran tsrmiaado ya
81 ossino ss hubisra inauguTa1o 81 dfa de
lA CandalaTia.
-Nueltro compatriota, Limo Rosario
RoBado, que vivfa en Bayam6n hs cambis
do 81 RESIDENCES para Ia parada sists, de
PueTtR deIisErP.
-Han Bslido del hospital municipal
Luis Perez Matilde Vidal.
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Paquetes de Ia Correspondence
que no han IIsgadO a HatiIlO.
un honbU p0roel6 lhog,to ~ sI rlo Gtnuy.

(Ds n trO cOrresponsaD.
UFebrsrO 8 3-LOs FACULTIES DEL
PERIODICO CORR ESPONDIENTEB
AL VIERNES "a De ENKRO PAS 8.
DO z AL sABADO 10. DEL ACa
.TUAT, NO HAN LLEGADO A ESTA
-Anochs al pTetendeT pssaTpor 81 anc6n
del rio Camuy, pereci6 ahogado Antonio
Hern 1dez veoino de este pueblo.
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La SaIud DeyueIta
por Medic del Nuevo AIilnenfo.

Prevene las Enfermedades proonga Ia Vida. E1iste
soamene Emulsion que pose las verdaderas propeades
CONSTITUENCIES para reponer los ssemas debes atos de
vitalidad, y ese medicamento lleva ell nombre de
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Remember. the prices quoted are
not for unknown makes, but for pianos
Of reputation, of genuine merit, pro-
auctions of the worlds most famous
factories. There Is also great range
of variety in case design, in tonal
qualities, in size Of the instruments,
etc.
People from all over Southern Cali
fornia have purchased pianos at this
saie-from San Bernardino, Pomona,
Riverside Redlands, Santa Monica and
other points. Almost every person
who has bought has sent In to us
some friend who wants to buy a piano
1.-The sale has advertised itself, so
keenly do those who investigate 1t ap-
preciate the opportunity 1t affords.
All instruments offered are in the
best of condition. The secondhand
pianos have been thoroughly remod-
e1ed and to all intents and purposes
made as good as new instruments.
All instruments are marked in plain
figures and there is no deviation from
these prices, except that when you
buy on time you pay the 6 per cent
interest
Just one word of warning-this sale
ends Wednesday evening. You must
come by that time If you wish to take
advantage of it. We advise you to
come Monday or Tuesday, during the
day, If possible. You will then have
a wider range to select from. Make
1t point to come tomorrow If you can.