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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02
For Bany Days at the Southern Resorts

NV /E are l1Vlng Tn an eXCeeulHSly
 W interesting period in spite ot
 its tragedies. Nearly, if not quite, unprecedented conditions exist. There are inevitable shortages in cer- tain directions, yet, to the casual ob- server everything is beautiful. every thing is abundant, there is every op- portunity for the making of handsome and satisfactory costumes.
 Simple Embroideries are Used
 with Good Effects.
 It has been stated again and again that dyes are scarce and the supply of fabrics more or less curtailed, but a trip through the shops would hardly suggest any such condition There are really wonderfully beautiful materials and there is a certain splendid color apparent that is noticeable. What ever we lack for the Spring, we do not lack color. There is certain shortage in applied trimmings, but it is being more than compensated for in the clever way in which embroideries are handled. If the necessity for such finish has done nothing else, it has unqucstionably established the needle woman's art. It is astonishing what beautiful effects a few simple stitches can produce. A very lovely afternoon gown that is to make part of Feb ruary trousseau of Georgette crepe in wonderful shade of yellow that has depth and quality and at the same time is light in tone. The skirt is finely plaited and just below the hips to give suggestion of yoke line, there is a little embroidery across the front and back that shows a design of a conventionalized wild rose with leaves. The petals of the roses are all outlined with black, within this outline they are alarmed with rose color and occasional gold threads and the leaves are darned with green. It makes most attractive finish. it gives very beautiful color effect and the work is sketchy, it is so slight. The very newest blouses, too, are of the Georgette crepe that seems to fit the purpose as nothing else quite does, braided with little straw braid used just as soutache would be, and if readers, any of them. have hidden away in the treasure houses of the past costumes that belong to the middle of the last century, these straw trimmed gowns will be found. They were regarded as very chic in those days and some of the effects that can be produced are charming. Today we use the straw on Georgette crepe. Our grandmothers and great grandmothers used it upon tafeta. and the taffeta of that day was a heavier silk than the taffeta of the present. but nevertheless. the color effects remain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02

high price of cotton would tend to largely increase the acreage this sea- son. Reports from private sources in the cotton section of the district indi- cate that the high price of fodder, food stuffs, etc., will tend to limit the cotton acreage and it is not now expected that the acreage this year will exceed that of 1916.
 Provisions generally show an in- crease in price from week to week and this is reflected in all index ngures of the cost of living. The increase in potatoes, onions and cab page are especially noted, with eggs. which are slightly lower, as the ex- ception.
 Reports from the St. Louis Nation- al Stock yards for January show an increase in the receipts of cattle and a decrease in the receipts of hogs. sheep, horses and mules. The hog market has shown high records from week to week, hogs last week selling at $l2.6o. It is reported that foreign buyers have withdrawn from the horse and mule market, due tn the increased difficulties of ocean trans portation.
 Clearings Largest in History.
 The St. Louis clearlngs for Janu- ary are the largest ever recorded n the history of the clearing house Clearings in all of the principal cities of the district for the week ending February 10, show increases ranrinn from 22 40 to 46 40 per cent.
 rhe gross railroad earnings for December for the roats operating in this district continue to show the sub stantlal increase which have been so noticeable for the past eighteen months. Net earrings for this period however, do not show the same per centage of increases. two of the roads operating in this district showing an actual decrease in net. It is be- lleved that this is due to the marked Increase in operating expenses and to the high price of all supplies and equipment.
 Car shortage has had tendency to hamper business activity, and owins to recently imposed embargoes may cause further difficulties The move ment Of live stock and perishable A.oiSHt Io dDOul normal. Iner0 is little difficulty in handling shipments of any kind to and from the south and west, but the movement of freight to the east is seriously delayed. The movement of cotton has been seri- ously hampered by embargoes on New England points and export. Tines. same conditions have made both tho receipt and shipment of grain diff cult and the grain business has slowed down. The stock of grain in elevators is reported to be about normal.
 Building Operations Increase.
 'St. Louis. Memphis and Little Rock show a gain in building ner- mits for January, the gam in St, Louis being especially noticeable. Louis vile building permits show a de. crease for January of this year. St Louis and Memphis postal receints show gains for January
 Money for legitimate business is plentiful, but banks in the larger ,ities, particularly in St. Louis. are careful to maintain adequate reserves md remain in liquid condition. 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02
SELLS CARLOAD OF MULES.

The Thalheimer Horse and Mule market yesterday announced the sale to the Stout Lumber company, at Thornton, of a carload of mules, % head in all. The mules are of espe' cially high grade, and the price is sad to have been high, although the hs' ures were not divulged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02
MUCH EXTRA WORK IN MARCH.

It's between seasons when few per- sp1re as health demands. The result IS double work for the kidneys, to throw out waste eliminated through pores when persons perspire. Over worked kidneys need help. B. H.. Stone, Reading, Pa., writes: "When l need kidney remedy, I rely on Foley Kidney Pills" Mann's Phar- cy.-Advertisement.
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Only the Modified Barre, s,.,
 are Likely to Success, 0Afo

We hear great deal of fall,
 the barrel skirt, but verv fo,' aO0ut barrel skirts have been Seen 'ea' By some strange perversion of a'' a great many of the fashion .. s.nis and designers both are talkino ',,'' of a skirt that is draped over the h;a. o, ''e the barrel skirt. Really that vo., ps as ful creation is distended by aue'' n, of hoops and is drawn in again at neal' aa ankles, otherwise it does not do s's its name. It is not pretty 1;ra ':..s :. not a becoming line and if ;s h.n ~ likely to succeed, on this side If a.y t.' sea at least. American wono ~ lDS justly proud of their figures " Ta a's have been willing to sacrifice ! no. W deal to keep the ideal lines and ss0S sl will not conceal it by any such ua,. garment as the barrel skirt, '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02

Commercial paper is now quoted at to 1-2 per cent as against 8 If to 1-2 per cent month ago, with an active demand from country banks. Bank rates to c; ;stomers show no change"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02
AN HONEST LETTER FROM AN
 HONEST MAN.

Enos Halbert, Paoli. Ind. writes '1 contracted severe cold this fall and coughed continually. Could hard ly sleep at nights. I tried several remedies without relief. Got Foley Honey and Tar and the first bottle relieved me, curing my cough entirely. I can recommend it for all coughs. " Get the genuine. Manns Pharmacy. Advertisement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02

tendency toward simplicity that is charming. Fabrics are very beautiful, colors are exquisite and even bright and it is only by such simple designs that such effects can be utilized of their best.
 For morning occasions when one may motor or play tennis or golf or ride the wheel or indulge in any fancy of the sort there are great many
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02
FORM-A-TRUCK MAN HERE.

k. (: Morgan, state distributor for .ne smith Form-A-Truck, is here from HIS neadquarters at Little Rock to spend a few days with the Motor Sales company, local distributors for the oelvery truck which has grown so popular here the past few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02
Rare Old Laces are Revived

ss. Afternoon functions are manv ,,. this season and afternoon dres. h taken on some very interesting fe., lures. Lace is scarce, also are oths, trimmings. Paris has solved tb, problem by making simple gowns a,i wearing with them faces that b,w been lying away in the family treas,r house, hehues and collars and vha not to relieve the simplicity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02
MOB HANGS FEMALE
 SLAYER OF OFFICER

Hammond, La, March 1.-Emma Hooper. a negro woman, aged 45, charged with shooting and rerionsl, wounding Constable Fred Karleton here yesterday, when he attempted to arrest her for wounding a negro boy, was taken from 'he authorities by small mob last night while she was being taken to the jail at Amite City and hanged to a tree about six miles west of Hammond. The wom- ans body was found about midnight
 In Italian canneries tomato seeds arc pressed into cakes for feeding stock
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will pass each month. as all the pas senger trains on all railroads here pass through Fourth avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02

Ihe women of Ontario, Canada. were virtually assured the right to vote when the government. through Tremler Hearst, indorsed tho bill of J. W. Johnson, providing for equal suffrage. e1D'.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02

May Manton Patterns for these Dc. signs may be obtained by sending price in coin or stamps for each pattern wanted to the Fashion Department of this paper.
 Fashion Dept. Gentlemen:-
 l enclose. ... for which send me the following pattern:
 Send Pattern Mo-. Size. .... Send Pattern No. ....... Size. .... To (Name) ......-..........."" Street andSNo. ..............". City. ~. City. ......"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02
DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS

 o2o3 Plaited or Tucked Blouse f, Misses and Small Women, 16 and l..
 years. Price IS cents. @ F's sse o298 Straight Skirt with Yoke fo Misses and Small Women, 16 and If
 years. Price 10 cents. o274 Box Plaited Coat, RI to 4
 bust. Price IS cents. S996 Four-Piece Skirt, 26 to 36 waist
 Price 10 cents. 9275 Blouse with Surplice Vest. ,1 f.
 A bust. Price Is cents. o264 Eight-Gored Skirt, 24 to ,a wai,
 Price 10 cents. o2o9 Plaited Dress for Misses an Small Women, 16 and IS years.
 Price IS cents.
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III,'llA? IMl? MA??sS1f0NAicjAS'ti!%y! AicjS t!%y! 'i% s513 !:Ea3 T! |3:|sNISla]

Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers or la7 Stomach and Intestines, Auto-lnson' cation, Yellow Jaundice Acute lnu, gestion, Appendicitis, Gastrltls % sn' other fatal ailments result nvp Stomach Trouble. Thousands or Sloll ach Sufferers owe their oomple1e is' covery to Mayr's Wonderful Keneu' 'iI Unlike any other for stomacn ar as ments. For sale by Manns PnaIu'" and druggists everywhere.-AaS|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02

New Zealand has 2,33s public schools in operation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02

Thomas Jackson. farmer of of nsa z, Tipton, Okla, was shot and n,,su Mtn.sv S. his farm. Later Luke lilius nas;H brother-in-law, telephoned tue snI,, hsd at Frederick, Okla, that ne '' killed Jackson in self delehsc'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-02

New Jersey at the end o1 3snao s,a,. had 21,930 cases of oggs Ill co'0 IVY age
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-24
SERVICE In Cigars Tobaccos Novelties Fruits. Candies,
0.z.s n ~ Root Beer and Odds and Ends
PHIL MCLAUGHLIN. Cor Silver and Pine SIS Phone No. g. DEMNC NJ

the businesses OF hatters, mllliners
dry goods merchants. dry good
manufacturers furriers. haberdash-
ers, hosiers, manufacturers, export
crs and importers, wholesale and
retail dealers OF and IN all kinds OF
fabrics, feathers. dresses. boot and
shoe makers; manufacturers and mn
porters and wholesale and retail
dealers of aud in leather goods
household and office furniture, iron
mongery. china and glassware
crockery and other household fit
tings and utensils. ornaments. brie
a-brac. STATIONERY. notions and fancy
goods: dealers IN meats and provls-
ions. drugs, chemicals and other ar
ticles and commodities of personal
and household use aud consumption
and generally ol and IA all manuiac-
tured goods, materials, provisions
and personal property.
OBJ 70 own. control, lease, rent
or otherwise occupy and use build
ngs and structure and therein 10
receive and store Tor Others any
goods, wares and merchandise, and
IN general To conduct the business ot
storage warehouse and 10 act a.
custodian and bnilce for others of
any personal property ot any de-
-cripuon to insure the same for self
ar for the owner against fire theft
and other 10. and to receive, del,N
er, pack ana otherwise handle the
same.
"a 10 sell goods, wares and
merchandise of any and al descrip-
tion- either for cash, credit or on
On what j. tamiharly known a- the
inSialment or partial payment plan
IN which an Immediate delivery Is
made To- the purchaser of the goods
sold. the purchaser agreeing to pay
for the same m such partial pay
ment- ~ may Dee mutually agreed
upon between the buyer and the sell
cr. and the security for the debt thus
created To lee given either by the
title ot the goods go sold remaining
with the seller until completely paid
tor or by the purchaser thereof cX-
rrullng and delivering 10 the seller a
chattcl mortgage covering fully the
goods sold aud with such terms and
conditions If forfeiture for non
payment as may fully secure the
seller IN the event Of non payment,
or 10 sell any goods, wares and mer-
chundise by any other plan or plans
or under any other scheme OF partial
payments that may be- agreed upon
between the buyer and seller and
which do not contrayene the laws in
force and which govern. in any
place, the making of such contracts
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-24

hold, improve develop, let, convey,
mortgage. sell or otherwise dispose
of aud deal IN real estate and per
,onal property and right or interests
therein. within and beyond the limits
at the State of New Mexico. and in
any other state, district or terri
tory of the United States of Amer
lca, and N any colony or dependency
oi the tinted State. of America,
and IN any and all foreign countric5
or political subdivisions on depend
cncle- thereof without limit ls 10
amount and subject to local laws to
ACQUIRE franchises and right Of
user IN roads, street, avenue and
public places IN the nlted state.
OF America OF in any foreign coun-
tneS and L. transfer the same to
take and receive from the ntcd
States Of America. or any state or
territory thereof, or any foreign
country on any political subdivision
thereof, any grant OF Grants. con-
'eSSioh OF con,t sIon- whatever. 10
nlllll" Ia" sans IN connection WITH
the business Of the Company. and H.
lease. grant right or privileges IN
respect 10, -ell or dispose Of The
anne
1927 10 de ALI ana cyrrvthn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-24

necessary, suitable or proper for the
accomplishment OF any of the pur-
poses or attainments of any OF the
object hereinbefore enumerated.
either alone or IN association with
other corporations. firms and indi-
lidual-. Is principals, agents, brok-
err. contractors, trustees or other.
wise, and IN general to engage IN
any and all lawful business that NAV
be- necessary or convenient In carry
mo- on the business of said corpora
ton and for the purposes apperialh-
M thereto. and 10 do any and every
other act or acts, thing on things,
incidental To-, growing out of, OF CON
uocted with sand business, or any
part OF part, thereof
n the intention that the objects
and power specified and clauses
contained IN this III. Article shall.
except where otherwise expressed IN
SAID Article, be nowise limited re-
lucted b. reference TO on inference
from The terms OF any other clauses
Of lU- or IN, other article or par
aaraph Of tins certificate. but that
the objects specified in each of the
clause of this Article shall he re-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-24
MURRAY Il LAYNE COMPANY
No Stockholders Liability.


II. The location of the princlpaI
office of the corporation IN the State
of New Mexico shall be at DENNIS
in Luna County, and the name OF
the agent therein and IN charge
thereof upon whom process against
the corporation may be served IS
Edward \. Layne.
Ill. The objects and purposes
for which, and for any of which,
this company is formed are To do
any and all things herein set forth
to the same extent a. natural per
sons might or could do:
lD To establish and conduct
general stores. and to buy. sell, eX-
change, manufacture and trade IN
and deal with all manner of goods,
wares and merchandise, machinery,
supplies. provisions and live stock,
coal. petroleum, oil. ores, minerals
wood and the by-products thereof,
and any and all other commodities
of every kind. nature and descrip-
ton.
(2l To carry on AL or any Of
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-24
EDWIN +. COARD,
Clerk.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
hartman,

The undersigned beng DESTROYS Of
forming a corporation under and IN
pursuance of the laws of the State
of New Mexico do for that purpose
hereby certify as follows:
|. The name of the corporation
-holl lac
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-24
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
Certificate Of COMPARISON
ted States of America

United States of Americal
)ss
State of New Mexico. }
1t is Hereby Certified, that the
annexed is full. true and complete
transcript of the
Certificate of Incorporation
MURRAY X LAINE COMPANY
(No Stockholders Liability
(No. 9099)
with the endorsements thereon, a.
same appears on file and of record
IN the office of the State Corpora
ton commission.
In Testimony Whereof, the state
Corporation Commission ofthe State
of New Mexico has caused tins Ger
tificate To be signed by its Chairman
and the seal of said Commission. 10
be affixed at the City Of Santa Fe
ON this l4th day of August. \. ID.
1917.
HUGH ii. WILLIAMS.
Chairman.
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0 PRtNClPlARA
Vienc de L. l.. plana.


't' 'I'io! " -..
run pax" u '' '
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zero Los &~"''a"L'"e'' >" W."
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DespIc, DC 'cFi'i'2rSe t. ''-''S"'
81 No que E'0t"n i 'ui''"o !Aue:t"'
cc.ca dc ">ntc personals : 'c.i!.l'.e''
q ear!oas mas Q 1ieH"S :EaTe'.
Ccmc t. Al p7.nis.pio IIc@@f"A !"
San Antonio HItIria5 n:"y eHa&cf"-
das "ver,4 DC los s@"eEos dc nous
ton. So disDuSo ~" de-! l"mpc TIA
viz &c es.@ c!GG.i >a.IcsAH = ucEG'
lie III ;ryn especial. hastAntes so'dI-
dos de .n~faEtc.js, cue e. "onb.na-
ci5n con otraa troQ"% erriaaas VIC
",-:,a. scfccarvn i %. :.rot,nadCS =
lcstauraran @. or&cn cn "a "A c.t"dI
eiudad.
r,,r,i, l-,n-,- To- f.f1rc do -.
fuerzo. no So h.2o n~cyesario que en-
traran CT ac@.6n. pug, "a lcs negros
Sc habian souletido. SIN embargo,
COMO cntrn Ia poblac!In blanca &c
ientamcnte dc Ia guarn:rion de- Gal
Hcustcn Sc habia despertado IN in
tense sentimiento de indignation, sc
temian distUu6ios rae:aies como los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-01
VlAJEROS.

La sonora Beatriz c. de Castil6n.
lego aver a San Antonio ~procedente
de Torre6n, Coahuila, con objeto de
pasar una temporada al lado de su
mia Ia sonora Beatriz c. de Cara
Aldape. quien como Ell otro lugar de-
c:moS, ACADIA de regresar de Nueva
York, I donde fue a curar 2 su peque-
70 hijo Jose Juan.
-Procedente de Ia ciudad de Me-
x;co arribaron anoche 4 San Anto-
MO. los o Florentino Cervan-
tes Y Tomas Guerra. quienes vlnie-
ron a arreglo de asuntos comerciales.
Ma6ans ~regresaran a Ia patria.
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Sc BORA Ell NONBRE DE Won
BERNSTORFF ne Una TNI-
YERSIDAD
Wiaae de la6a. Pag.)

a0arramentos de II universidad. cor
O cual Sc ha log-ado tena- IN aho
ITO de cerca De 500 600: pero au-
as.. e. deficit g@e habra en- e. pre-
suruesto lie, pl2nteI para fin del an
cs.oi@-, Sc ~ca,cgla one pasara de
$l!5 600. En- las Unjversidades Dc
Vale : Harvard, eXisten condolences
s~emejantes. segln Sc ha informal,
por sus ~respeotNos Consoles Oi-
rectivos.
e Comite de Hacienda de Ia cita,
da Universidad, informa que las DO
n~aciores Y obsequios hechos al esta-
blecimienro. dcsde Ell mes de Junic
del ano en- curse. en- cue e. Console
Directive 5uvo 81 Junta anterior, as
cienden q Ia cant;dad de SlI2,l70. de
IA cual suma. $45,324 es para do
les 0 pensiones Y becas y S66,84c
para gastos generates. otras 6ona-
clones especialcs Sc recibieron tam
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L0Gne Sc M6X....
Nienr de Ia ll.l

..t.,I--7---ot. ra,ja ma Jr
-TI.. .n,a. i, ,,. los .~,nla.r, n
.atastrofc du,. iu2gan inminente.
Que Carranz:.. ~conycncido Iambien
| de- a.e no hav seduction para los pro
hc,ua, due le ham s:.lido Il paso.
y s,~x.e7c;onado, maGIo 9usuendcr
tc,i.s ;as c;,mpaIa:: l.. Gao h:lcia en-
q sur Alvalaio. Ia qu- liza . ser
Dilsuez Ell Tamsuliuas ) Ia que or
oanizaba ,,hirguia contra ii viilismo.
: es,a = II es~pcerariva de los aeon
teci.n!cntos. contando con Pablo
Gonzalez par hacerle Ia cntresa de
II ]situacion yuundo sobrcvrmga Ia chi
sis,
One las d~ec!araciones hcchaa Dor
Gonzalez aacc pvcos Gias. con lanta
cs,entacioa = references 4 que Mex
co dc5ia miirse = los aliados de Ia
Entsn,e. no tuvicrun mas objeto qae
lamar ~".atcacion del pueblo dc
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ESTUIOE IN E. sur
Asesuran en- Ell Paso que fue "a c~onferencias
con los jefes revolucjOnarios que operan
en- aquella region del pals
Pronto iniciara una activa campana

llada CT mejor cssado. y 50 aprest"n
= IL campaGa, Il que han inciado "a
con los eombatcs dc que sc h. 1"do
noticia uitimamcntc.
T3doa cstoS inIormeS quc son va
vn Chihuahua del dominic pub!ico,
Kan causado hoEdisima sensation,
pues nadie Sc suponia que Villa cstu-
vicse tar Ieios de los campos dc sus
~actiNidades.
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La miseria ~1Sucia....
Gicnc dc IL la
EyU.eTHL.

Aptiof,an.rt.. los hraeuuenara:
40 -ryiaron n,n remer - L. ruI,a de-
f;,aro ,,..o So. ,.uitiyos
To,,os eIlos. desty los mas rico.
hae-a lbs one IN memo, es.,!a ;ra
aqiabga. :abfan que en- sIs a,cy -
cs rol;ao artdir ,y 5a:,a Dc a;ac-
- ~, go Iaho.es aorj.oias
,s-gnirricnt, ha.ra u tnoca dc Il
~nsnnha . - comjsj6n Rcrrlador.
. a.I 1ra,.q6o tel Hcnpuuap org-1ni-
! him Iirfr;Sa , yjai!aia Der q 20
S:.-7o local, cue e.taaa obl;gaaa =
ear.t.a~ tales rccursos.
Esta vez. Dor ordan del gobierno.
IA Cor,;,ior 90. IA ncc,ao = d.r III
-oio c,Dtayo rara refacc;cnes = los
,~osecte,os De aey.oue2 = cueuta de
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: :PUr que continual ese -nhtil ira
ramiento?
Los pulverizadoreS y las duchas.
nunca 10 curaran.
Ell catarro Is de 10 mas MODESTO
cuando made las vertanas de 81 ma
riz V demas conductoS r~espiratorios
Dor donde circula el aire. causando
dolores Y dificultad para respirar, asI
como otras molestias. Pero el verda-
dero peligro empieza cuaRdo invade
II pulmoneS.
Es ento1ces cuando listed deberia
darse cuanta desde luego, de Il. impor-
tancia de IN tratamiento adecuado, }
no perdcr tempo en- haee- experiment
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;ESTh listed DEL TCDo
soFocADO CON e caTARRo?

toS con remedios inlitiles. que ad.a-
m.nta obran en- la super1icie. Para
librarse del catarro, d-be listed deSte~
rrar de 81 sanere los etrmenes De "sa
cafermaiad. ,
Los mas ~csplsndidos resultados So
han obtenidu con el uso del 5. ). b,
que :ompletamente desterrara de Su
sanere los cermenes del catarru, F0r
ser III perfeeto antiGoto. -
s. s. s.. Sc vende por todoS tos
.ifccuisras. s. listed ieScc conscJo
s!cGico para el tratamieI:o Individual
de 81 case. escriba hGy mistno a! Jeis
Del Console Medico, Swift Speclfic
Co.. Dept. L.. atlanta, Ga.