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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
Ecos De actuaHda 4,

Reunida en- Junta general, el Club
de damas de Mavaguez, qued6 nom
brada Ia siguiente Directiva para el
corriente ano.
T Presidenta; Sra Estrella G. de
Bianchi; Vice Presidenta: Sra. Maria
Luisa T. de Bravo; Secretaria; Srta
Carmen Torruella; Sub Secretaria:
Srta. Mariana Travieso:; Tesoresra
Sra. Irenes Bages Ramirez; Sub
Tesorera: Sra Carmen V. de Vicen-.
ty'.
Presidentas de las comisiones:-
De Festejos: Sra. Emilia R. deMen-
dez Cardona; De Reception: Sra.
Rosaura C. de Bravo, De carldad:
Sra. Rosario R. Vda de Bianchi,
De Invitacion Sta. Filomena de
Barletta.
Ell Senor Leccian periodista fran
ces y agente consular de Francia ma
recibido ell nombramlento de repre-
sentante en- Ponce de la Trasatlantl-
ca francesa.
J Ell Sr. Salvador Vilella juez mu-
nicipal de San Sebastian ha vuelto
! a hacerse cargo de su puesto, terml-
NADIA la licencia que le fue concedlda
Maria Lopez vecina de Arecibo
atent6 contra su vida tomando una
fuerte soluci6n de bicloruro de mer-
curio. Fue auxiliada por ell doctor
Bayd. :,
Las proximas fiestas de Cand
Las pr6ximas fiestas de Candida
ria que celebraran los bomberos de
Ponce, promote ser un acontecl-
miento. Sc dice que han sido hecho
grandes pedidos New York y Es-
ropa de buena cantidad de fuegos de
artificio.
Ha sido denunciado el cabo de la
detective, Juan Gutierrez de Ponce
por ell hecho de haber penetrado en-
el patio de una casa de la calle Men
dez Vigo saltando las taplas y SIN
mandamiento judicial.
Ell Juez Municipal sehor Acosta
esta hacienda una investigation para
remitirla al Attorney General.
Ell lSr. Bias Laguna ha sido contra
tado para dirigir Ia banda escolar de
TOa Alta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
Total $1,000 ..,''...''si
WHERE ONE PAIR OF HANDS
HAS TO DO ALL THE WORK

In homes where one pair Of hands
must perform the many household
duties Il is necessary to simplify
the work Il the housekeepcr hopes
to retain her health and energy
At first Il seems an Impossible
task but Il can be done II one res.
olutely sets her mind 20 the task
and eliminates the things which are
not absolutely necessary Tor com.
fort and happiness.
one woman sat down Ia her liv-
ing room not long ago 70 figure this
out Her eyes rested on the walls
literally covered with pictures. ban.
ners and notices.
They were all pleasant 20 look
upon and helpful in their memories;
the sldeboard was filled with cut
glass and silver which needed fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

quent cleaning to keep Il sparkling
aud pretty: the plate rack IN the
dining room was filled with plates
and other plates were suspended
from wire hangers. the tables held
numberless bits OF brlca.hrac or
handsome books.
An these things needed carr. So
she started about the house and
left only a few things. Just enough
10 keep the rooms from looking
bare She put away most Of the
china. cut glass and brlea.brac
Thea she drew SIGH OF relief
that she would be saved so much
work. Her task OF simplifying was
only just begun. The majority OF
women add to their duties BY IN.
necessary work until the duties
which should be pleasures become
burdens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
|TzlRES@l0lV0N



Boil about ten pounds Of lean beef
IN plenty Of water tn tender. Re
move all FAT and skin aud chop the
meat until quite fine Then add the
following ingredients IN these pro
portions. To each cups Of meat
add rs cups Of chopped apple. =
pound chopped suet. 8 teaspoons
salt. cups brown sugar. cups
white sugar. teaspoons each OF
cinnamon. cloves. mace. allspice and
nutmeg. Juice OF lemon. cup %
moiasses. a cup cider vinegar
cups Of the liquor the meat vas
cooked Ia. = cups water. cup oi
seeded ralsins and some sliced cit.
ron and orange peel Put into
porcelain kettle and simmer 20
hours Seal IN quart jars for eonven-
fence In using and add more ralains
In making pies Add more sugar
and spices u you wish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN
mo. 9

stitching through both, Paper
keeps machine from drawing goods.
Pull Il away AS soon as stitched
The bands are cut on the bias To
do this. fold the half yard OF silk
diagonally across center. and meas.
ure on aelvage 34 inchea. crease
aud fold up entire material Ia 2A
inch folds aud cut
Place pattern on tucked material
with forothought so that there IS
no waste OF material. tie careful TO
cut notches In under arm scam. just
as they appear ON pattern, Cut the
peplum OF lining material,
To make. follow directions given
on envelope Trim with the bands
az neck. around shoulder and
around edge Of sleeves. The fold
az the side. with To- fluted frlll sug
gestn side closing. Finish bands
BY false hemmlng them az either
aide and allpgtitch them invislbly
TO waist material Wear blouse
with your last years lace waist as
a gulmpc.
The third article, 20 be published
tomorrow. will tell how TO make
your own underwear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

State of Washington, County of King, SIS
!, OTTO A. CASE, County Auditor and ex-officio
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of KING
County Washington, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing list of nominations is a true, full and
complete list of the nominations certified to me bv the
various political parties OF King County, Washington
as therein set forth
lSeaD OTTO A. CASE, County Auditor.
Witness my hand and official seal this 10th day of Oc-
tober A. d. 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
KING COUNTY HARBOR
BOND ISSUE

Shall King County issue its negotiable coupon bonds
in and to the aggregate amount of $l,7500O000 in
series consecuively numbered OF $50 bonds of King
County, in denominations OF $1,000 each payable to
such party person, parties persons as shall pur
chase the same TO bearer twenty years after date
o issue with interest at the rate of exceed four
and one-hali per cent per anrum, payable annually
and by and through its Board of County Commission
ers contract Indebtedness by selling said bonds, por
lions thereof from time to time at not less than par
and to expend be expended under the drec
proceeds OF such sale, in aid and in furtherance and
completion Of the improvement and for the several
particular purposes, and in the respectively for
each such purpose mentioned and forth in the
resolutions adopted by the Board of County Commits
sioners OF King County, the 18th day OF September
1910?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

slft together I teaspoon each Of
soda and salt, / quart flour. then
rub In cups of raiains Stir two
thirds cup molasses into cup but
ter or good lard. and mix all to
gether, putting In enough good milk
10 make a soft dough. Tie In a
damp cloth and boil 3 hours.
For a sauce. use cups sugar.
tablespoons flour. well mixed 20.
Eether. ! tablespoon butter. and the
outside thin rind Of lemon boiled
In I pint water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

One cup sugar y cup butter.
egg. = cup sweet milk. ga cups
flour. teaspoons cream tartar.
teaspoon soda slft cream OF tartar
and soda with flour One teaspoon
vanilla Roll out thin.
Filling for Cookies --Oue cup chop
ped raisins. u cup sugar. 3 tea.
spoons flour mixed with little cUld
water. y cup hot water Cook on
top % stove until II thickena Put
small amount on each cookie.
then put another cookie on top and
bake.
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molasses Mullins.

Quarter cupfui Of molasses.
heaping teaspoonfuls OF baking
powder 4 teaspoOnful Of salt.
eggs. y cupful Of milk. 1 cupful Of
flour and = cupful OF rye meal
Mix and sift dry ingredients. add
remaining ingredients; beat we'll
Drop from a spoon into smoking
hot Fat and fry 10 golden color
Drain and serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
TIE eosoLlnks
NOVEMBER BREAKFASTS
AND sUPPERs

NOVEMBER BREAKFASTS
AND sUPPERs.
Melon, cereal with sugar and
cream, dry toast, shlrred eggs.
coffee.
stewed pears. cereal with sugar
and cream, brown bread toast, ba.
con, coffee.
Grapes, cereal, rice griddle cakes
with syrup, coffee.
Baked apples, cereal, frlzzlod
beef biscuit, coffee.
Apple sauce. cereal, mullins.
brolled tomatoes, coffee.
Baked pears, cereal, boiled eggs,
corn cake. coffee.
Bananas, cereal. minced ham on
toast, rolls. coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
THE MARKETS

Th~ fsiisssinx are the average psiro4
auatsd ~ the tnfaf y hals-atrfN isFa
preduse meats and frsd FFirra iA all
EASES are snblret - ssriatiun- asf@Fatas
60 freshn~s4 sna grnrral rkrriisnrs. bot
thee pFirre. uni~ss ntheSwte@ Indicated.
arr foe strictly first gtades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
TO SEATTLE
PHYSICIANS

It's time 70 call a halt upon pa
tlents ignoring your advice, your
commands.
How many men have you told
this last week to stop smoking
those heavy, green Havana clgars7
And how many obeyed7
We want 70 get into touch with every
Seattle physician. we want 10 explain
~ him more from scientific point or
view what the public already knows 90
a general way. about the "Prosado"
blend u tobaccosi how one u the largest
cigar factories in the world found the
"kHackf n blending just the right kind
~ mlldest. sweetest filler with certain re-
leeted Eun-cured wrappers and binders 20
as 20 produce nu ultra-mild neas--iudeed.
a remarkable meiiowneHH ~ cigar flavor
yet possessing that rich. deeply satisfy
Ing bouquet which the better class "
smokers demand.
DOCTOR You know your pa
tients won't stop smoking, nor will
they accept strawy substitutes 50
tell them 10 smoke the Tom Keene
&c cigar--a cigar which MUST sat
isfy you as their physician and
which DOES satisfy thousands and
thousands OF the best class Of dis.
eliminating smokers.
Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Inc.
Seattle, Wash.
I1-f physicians who want 10 be
posted on the scientific value Of the
"Presado" tobacco blend, will drop
us a line, our representative viii
consider II privilege TO call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

Woods and SILKS should be- dArued
with a thread rayeied from the
goods To make travelling run
smoothly and thread easily. SaS
the end before ualnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

our holiday blouse Is the latest
kimono style with the unhrokeu
shoulder line Il looks stunning
made OF satin mmineaux, warp
raiah. or pongee. which come "a
inches wide. aud sell for Sac a
ward We will make our waist OF
the satin hmlneauN which comes In
many shade tones You require
three Yards Tor developing IT, and
half yard Of SILK Of q contrasting
shade for bands.
This blouse will cost you;
: yards az S9c ..,...........slll
y yard Of silk az acc ..,.,... 20
For pattern. sewing silk and
fluting OF fril ....,...,.,. rs
Total .......s ..,....... Sl'ee
Alter pattern. II necessary, Re
fore cutting waist, cut one selvage
stgip SM inches wide from &
yards 81 material for frill, then a.
vide into three equal parts the re-
malnder OF material and Join by
seams. Tuck with s.inch plaits
every u OF an inch. using machine
tucker. In tucking material lay a
strip OF newspaper under each tuck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

Before hanging out the clothes Ia
the winter. rinse the aoapsuds from
hands. rub trRspoonful Of vinegar
over them and dry and warm them
we'll This treatment II q sure pre-
yeutiyo OF chapped hands. aud keeps
them soft and white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
NOTICE OF
GENERAL ELECTION


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday,
tho i ;obth p,, 30 No,a,ahar A II totO i, the Coun-
-, - ~; ~ e.. - w NJ -, 80 in,;o, In
be held for Conpressional ctbtc District County and
Precinct Officers. as follows.
One p.oe,..,,.,.. = - :, ..,..s.,, ,hi State IN
the sixtv.second CONGRESS ~ ~ tinted State
Fiyo t,do.s - -. e.. II ., .. -. Cat. - Wash
ington ''e " Wv supreme Pun " Wv ~
Two Two Judges OF the Superior Court for King County
o S S senator iof tne SUN senatorial D,ste
eng ne sta.e senator Tor the 5lst Senatorial DisuisI
one State Senator for the 33rd Senatorial District
One State Senator Tor the 54th Senatorial District
one State Senator for the 3Sth Senatorial District
'e senator LOT inc 'I'n eenato'ia D's'e Mi.
olae Representatives ior the som LeBsauFe ,.,.
T s sae bepfesen'aves or INC Fis ~egsax D;,;,
IT, a.. len.".i,Ves ,oI ,e ,- ~, i'es,i D;s,,;c,
Two Stat P,se,i os .e al AL iss,;vs District
Two State Representatives Tor the 4sth Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 10th Legislative District
wo state Representatives Tor the am Legislative D's'''
one one So"nW S sheriff
One county S"d;,o
One County Treasurer.
One County Prosecuting Attorney
one ono S S assessor. i, 60. e.,oo,.
one County Engineer
One County Coroner
One County Commissioner for the First District.
One County Commissioner for the Second District
p r. Iouny M W s .s e..,,,. p...;,.,
-Four Constsblcs fpr seattle Precinct
a.. $50 -. D.. -. -. .s.,;,. r,.i,e,s If King
County outside Of the City Of Seattle
One Constable for the respective Precincts OF King County
ous'e OF inc Ivy Of seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

Dear Miss Grey: Would you tell
me where the cakewalk originated.
and also II It IL proper for boys
and girls about ~ years old TO
dance II in company or In publlc7
a STAR READER
Al The idea was suggested
by the plantation dances Of our ne.
groes and reproduced upon the min.
strel stage.
f2J Very young children might
be permitted to dance the cakewalk
az an entertainment. but I think
some other idea would be better for
children Of that age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
CyNMiaGrcys
(orrespondenk

Dear Miss Grey. Please give me
the recipe 20 make batter for wheat
cakes. also for bread and rice pud.
dlngs W. J. G.
Wheat cakes--One pint flour, y
teaspoonful salt. ] teaspoonful
soda. / scant pint sour milk or
cream. eggs well beaten. Crush.
measure and sift the soda and salt
into the flour. Mix thoroughly.
Add the milk and beat we'll then
add the beaten yoIks. and lastly the
whites, beaten stiff Bake on a hot,
well creased griddle Turn when
full OF bubbles and bake on the
other side tin they stop putting
Use one-half or oue.fhlrd fine corn
meal or graham flour 10 make a
variety Some persons prefer 20
mix the sour milk with the flour
and let the mixture stand over
night In the morning add the salt,
soda and eggs. Sour milk Is best
for griddle cakes. and when thick.
ened just right. the cakes are very
good without the eggs.
Bread Pudding. pint OF fine,
stale bread crumbs. soaked / hour
In a quart OF milk Beat eggs,
mix 4 cup OF sugar. level tea
spoon OF salt. tablespoonful Of nut
meg or cinnamon. and I tablespoon
Of softened butter Stir into the
eggs, and stir all into the milk. Bake
one hour in buttered pudding
dish Add one cup Of raisins and
you have a plum pudding The raj.
sins should first be boiled at least
one hour in water 70 cover. till
plump and soft. as they Will not
cook sufficiently In baking.
Rice Pudoin9.-GO Half a cup OF
we'll washed rice. a cup Of sugar
a little salt and a quart Of milk
Soak half an hour. Bake about two
hours. slowly at first. till the rice
has softened and thickened the
milk; then let 1t brown slightly
This is creamy and delicious.
t2l Three tablespoonfuls OF rice
little salt tablespoonfuls OF
sugar. / quart OF milk and 3 suui
apples. quartered and pared. or
cup OF small. whole ralsins Put
ali in deep pudding dish. well but
tered. Cover and bake slowly foui
or five hours. tin the rice Is red OF
col0red Serve hot with butter OF
cream.
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Republican Ticket

kepuDilCdH HCket
Representative In Congress.
WILLIAM u. HUMPHREY
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
Vote for Five.
Term
4ycara. MACK y. GOsE
G years. GEORGE &c. MORRIS.
6years. FRANK II. RuDKIN
eycara, EMMETT ~ PARKER
years. MARK A. FULLERTON.
State Senators.
30th Senatorial District.
~ A. BOWEN.
9iat Senatorial District
RALPH y NICHOLS.
s2nd Senatorial District.
DANIEL LANDON
ssrd Senatorial District
PLINY L. ALLEN.
3ith Senatorial District.
GEORGE U. PIPER.
35th Senatorial District.
JOSIAH COLLINS.
seth snatorlul District.
JOHN A. wHALLEY.
s7th Senatorial District
FRANK c. JACKSON.
State Representative.
10th Representative District.
Vote for Three.
y. II ToNKIN.
FRED J MESS.
HOWARD D. TAYLOR.
iist Representative District
Vote for Two.
cHAs. II. ENNIS.
GEORGE u. WEBSTER
4and Representative DiAtricL
Vote Tor Two.
WALTER r. CHRISTENSEN.
EDGAR ]. WRIGHT.
gafd Representative District
Vote Tor Two.
WILLIAM wRAY
VICTOR ZEDNcK.
4sih Representative District.
Vote Tor Two.
II. y. KENNEDY.
IA uHENT.
eeth NrpfUhf ufANFe hHRtffCis
Vote for Two.
soMERs HAYES SMITH.
FRANCIS PATRICK Goss.
--a-s--ss-ass-asssss4-aaas-as.s
ftth Representative District
Vote for Two.
OSCAR NJ HARoLDsos.
FRED W. HASTINGS.
s7ih Representative District.
Vote for Two.
~ u BUCHANAN.
" p POSTER
County Auditor.
OTTO A. CASE.
County Engineer.
JAMES Il MORRISON
County Superintendent Of Common
Schools.
A. s. BURROWS.
County Assessor.
ALBERT =. PARISH
County Clerk.
d. X. sICRLEs.
County Treasurer.
WILL II. HANNA.
County Sheriff.
ROBERT T HODGE
County Coroner.
JAMES c. SNYDER.
Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN p. MURPHY.
County Commissioner.
Vote for Two.
LIST Commissioner District.
DAVID MCKENZIE
2ud Commissioner District
NJ. l. HAMILTON
Wreck Master.
GEORGE w WILLIAMS.
justices Of the Peace.
Seattle Precinct
Vote for Four
JOHN b. GORDON
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JAIL AROUND
THE HOr1El
BY CYNTHIA Grey

When an umbrella is worn out. do
not throw Il away before you have
removed the ribs, They are just
the things 10 use TO support flowerp
instead OF stakes. because they are
strong and can hardly be seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

In grandmothcra day fruit cakes
and puddings we're kept IN a stone
jar With an apple The apple
shflvels without dccaying. impart.
ing It's dampness TO the cakes Hy
renewing the fruit when necessary.
such cake can be kept In proper
condition for a long time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

Democratic Ticket
Representative In Congress.
w. w BLACK.
State Senators.
3Oth Senatorial District.
C.E. GuuBERsoN.
3ist Senatorial District
cHAs PETRoVITsKY.
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32nd Senatorial District
GEORGE y coTTERILL.
3ard Senatorial District
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34th Senatorial District.
CHARLES @. HErFNER.
35th Senatorial District.
JOHN l.. FITZPATRICK.
3Gth Senatorial District.
WILL II MERRITT.
27th Senatorial District.
A. a. BOOTH.
State representatives.
10th Representative District.
Vote for Three.
ARCHIE SMITH
u. s. @. KUHN.
w. @. SEWARD.
4let Representative District
Vote for Two.
OTTO REFINING
THOMAS =. BURNS.
42nd Representative District.
Vote for Two.
c. J SMITH
,.,o..,,o uv,
Epe AhD /" W.
l5rd Representative District
Vote for Two.
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JOSEPH ~. oLASGo"'
=. =. = s.ls's'-e-l.
18th Representative District.
F0's 'of i"o'
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IOHN gTEIEpEpCER
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Vote for Two
FRANK J HANNAH.
JOE sMllh
County Auditor.
hoi MlLl-iAma.
County Engineer.
THOS. n RYAN.
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County Assessor.
3. u. AGNEW.
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Socialist Ticket
Representative In Congress.
w. w. SMITH.
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
Term
syears, w. e, RICHARDSON.
eyears. f. J. BROWN.
6years. SAMUEL sADLER.
6years, A. H. BARTH.
4years. HORACE G. CUPPLEs.
State Senators.
82nd District.
ii. RATTLE.
State Representatives.
A2nd District.
Vote for Two.
GEORGE Nj. GRoNK.
w. r.. MACKLiN.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-03-18

OF Odd Fellows To Visit Lodge
Here Tuesday Night.

Grand Master |. N. Williams, Of the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows of Ken
lucky will visit Stanford Lodge No. 1856
next Tuesday night in his official capac-
ity. He will be given a cordial greeting
by the many Odd Fellows in this sec
ton. He comes to inspect the lodge in
his official duty, and besides meet
ing the members of the Stanford lodge
here. will also meet delegations from
the Crab Orchard and Lancaster lodges
which are expected 10 be present.
Stanford lodge and the two sister
lodges mentioned will have splendid re-
ports to make to the Grand Master, for
the past year has been one of the most
successful in the history of this popular
order in this part Of the State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-03-18

Republican politics in the 18th dis
trict has taken a more interesting turn
with the Inauguration Of Caleb Powers
active campaign for the Congressional
nomination. Powers is now making a
speaking tour Of the counties Of Clay.
Perry and Jackson. ID. G. Edwards,
who has not yet declared his candidacy.
is playing a waiting game, apparently.
THE executive committee of the sy-
nodical missions of the Synod Of Ken
lucky. in conference with a committee
IN the New York Board Of Home Mis-
sions. elected Rev. r. j. Cheek, of Lou
isville, Synodical Superintendent for
the State Of Kentucky.
The Pulaski grand jury has adjourn.
ed after returning l73 indictments
The indictments vary all the way from
breach of the peace To wilful murder.
A large number are against the selling
Of cigarette papers.
Stomach distress goes in five min
utes on guarantee on Mi-o-na by G..
l.. Penny and to cure indigestion or any
other stomach trouble. or money back.
SOC.