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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
Women S Organizations.

The sick soldiers IN the DaSe nos
pital at Fort Bliss viii be entertained
Monday afternoon by Raymond 1 eai
and some of his principal actors, from
the Texas Grand theater. Mrs; Donna
Klugel is the Chairman OF the heu
Cross society for the entertainments
at the hospital for the conyalescent
Ms. W. D. MayfieId was hostess to
the Fancy Work club at her home IN
Kern place, Friday afternoon The AZ
ternoon was spent with fancy needle
work. after which refreshments were
served The guests OF the club were
Alice r. Barlow and Mrs J. H Giles
pie. The club will met next week
with Mrs. P +. Flenniken, at her home
on Montana street
The members of the Red Glover club
were entertained at the home of MIS-
c. F Birch, on Wyoming street Friday
afternoon. The afternoon was devoted
to crocheting a buffet luncheon was
served Potted palms, ferns and spring
flowers decorated the rooms Mrs
William Forbes. jr-. was presented with
a wedding anniversary gift, two beau
! tifully hand-painted plates. 4 fare
well gift. a hand-painted plate. was
given to Mrs C s. kilgore, as she is
leaving the city. Mrs c s Kilgore as
sisted Mrs. c F. Birch in serving
Three Lenteu mission study classes
of the Woman's auxiliary of the church
OF St. Clement viii meet weekly on
| Wednesday afternoons at o'clock.
during the Lenten season one class
! will meet at the the home Of Mrs
| Horace ". Broaddus. 1131 Boulevard,
with Mrs. ". h SeamOn as the leader
/ The second will meet at the home OF
/ Mrs. James I. Edwards. SIC North FL
| Paso street. with Mrs J. J. Ormsbee as
! the leader The third class will meet at
/ the home of Mrs. J. NJ Goggin. 1924
/ MagOffin avenue The history OF the
| church viii be studied
| The home missionary society Of the
| First Methodist Episcopal church met
| in the church parlors. Thursday after
noon. The meeting opened with the
! singing Of America" Mrs. J. + Fisk
I the president. led the devotional exer-
/ cises. A discussion OF the chapter
! Following the Cross" from the study
| book. odd Spain in New america wa:
| the afternoons studies. Those taking
I part in the discussion were Mesdame:
J. F Kilburn. Florence Pickles. A A
| Jones and ". 3. Clark Mrs. !. NJ. Jack
/ son read a paper on old missions II
| California Miss Ernestine hurry sang
| accompanying herself on the piano
Mrs J r Fisk led the making of
| large mite box Miss Ellen Hall CAV
! reading about mite boxes. Th'
church parlors were decorated witt
portraits of Washington and LincolI
and many American flags. Mrs A a
/ Jones was in charge of the decorations
A salad course was served. Mrs 7 j
! Foster was the hostess OF the after
I noon, assisted by Mesdames J. y. May
field, Carol Helmick and ;. NJ Hyten
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
COMING WEEK WILL BE REPLETE
WITH TEAS, MUSICALS, DANCES
AND THE USUAL CLUB MEETINGS

entertain the kensinSton EmbroideIy
club. Mrs F L. Maxwell viii pc the
hostess of the Jolly wives cruz anu
Mrs. 0. Keen entertains the l hefuse
In the way OF luncheons. Miss Mar
aaret WymOnd. who is the guest OF
Mrs J. A Harper. will be the hoho'
guest OF Mrs. George Bell. at lunch-
con to be given Thursday in the Couh-
There will he a number OF dances.
one. Of perhaps more than ordinary IN
terest, being The tea dansanl 70 &c
given Saturday afternoon IN the oLLl-
GERS club at Fort Bliss by the army
,uvfliarv of the Red Cross society Ihe
affair will be for the purpose OF rals-
ins funds for the erection OF an aIluse-
ment hall at the base hospital al on /
Bliss The wives Of the of1lcers Colu-
handing the various regimn ~. h - -
toned at the post will be IN the re-
The E. o. Y. class of the high school
will entertain with a dance al Ihe
Woman's club Saturday night me me
committee in charge consists OF fene l,
Dngran- Hazel Allen. Aline Woodward
Flla Peticolas and Albert Evans -.
willis Ellis will be the host 1or lnS
Reta Delta Pi Dancing club on S ttI- :
dav night. at his home In sunset
Heights
The fortnightly dinner dance OF the
FL Peso country club, instead OF being
held THURSDAY night. has been chahssu
- Eridav night, on account OF the per
formance of Julian Eltinge. IN COUSIN
Iucy." at the Texas Grand thsaeei'
THURSDAY .--
- a. TIE officers club at Fort
Pi7ss- the Thursday night dance AT tne
West YsIeta Country clup' ana ~, ~
Sst1rdav night dance at the FL Paso
Country club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
GIRLS! BEAUTIFY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
Hair becomes charming,
wavy, lustrous and thick
in a few moments.
Every bit of dandruff disap-
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For IS cents you can s..ve your hair.
In less than ten minutes you can
double its beauty. Your hair becomes
light Mav,. fluffy. abundant and ap-
pears as soft. lustrous and charming
as a young girls after applying So
Danderine. Also try this-moisten
cloth with a little anderine and care
fully draw II through your hair. tax
ing one small strand at a time This
will cleanse the hair OF dust. dirt or
excessive oil. and in just 2 few mo-
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your air. A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected
or is scraggy. faded. dry. brittle or
thin Besides Identifying the hair.
Danderine dissolves every particle or
dandrufS: cleanses. purifies and m
vigorates the scalp. fOrevC- stopping
itching and falling hair. but what Will
please you most will be after few
weeks use. when you see new hair
fine and dOwny at first-yes-out
really new hair growing all over the
scalp II you care for pretty. sort
hair. and lots OF It. surely get Is
cent bottle of KnowltOn's Dandertne
from any drug store or toilet counter
I'D Just try it.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
Tie GOSSIP CORNER
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

built smaller, but who may have
much more musical soul and lntelll-
gent grasp Of the meaning OF the
music. Just as the range Of singer
voice limits the singers choice OF selec-
tions, so the pianist and the violinist
are limited by the size OF their nanos
in the choice of compositions. 10 an
extent much greater than is generally
understood
In this world OF ruts and adherence
to the trodden path. il is SO refreshing
to find a human now and then who has
the ability to think for herself. 10 ere
ate original ideas and to carry them
Homan possesses the most happy rae
ulty Of being attractiyely original IN
everything she does. Who but sne
would have thought OF a Blue BIRD
luncheon, with each guest representing
and acting some character in Aaeter-
linck's delightful play, The Blue
Bird? It was quite an epoch-Ina KIN
affair and will be much talked ABOUT
for some time TO come
Splendid and imposing as the hign
school building is in the day time, II IS
really most wonderful at night LOOK
ing back at the building from Inc
stadium with the glorious star-set SKY
above-and how clear and wonderful
the stars have been the past few nights
the building becomes almost IKE .
dream palace. With the many tiers OF
sfeps leading up TO the entrance way
and the columns lighted by the indirect
light from above, whose source can
not be seen, it is a most inspiring PFC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
Musical.

A delightful children's piano recital
was given at the home Of Miss Alice
Bishop. in the Locke apartments the
programs were attractive little George
Washington hatchets. tied with ribbons
OF the national colors- Miss Mary
Heating assisted Miss Bishop in d.
recting the program. At the close
OF the program an ice course was
served. Mildred Woodward was the
first on the program. She played "A
Song OF Contentment" and Daisy
Chains" Marie Smith played First
Violet of Spring" and an exercise Edna
Colley played After Sunset and the
Dreamer" Erma Morton played short
exercises, a little duet and a study in
tripIets and Mountain Bell schot-
tisch." Helen Cox played March OF
the Little Sages" and MY Lesson To-
day" Henrietta Schneider played an
aria and "Thistledown Two step
Katherine Burr played "Edelweiss
Glide" and Dance of the Moon Birds
Ruth Morton played a study in synco-
patton and Believe Ne If All Those
Endearing Young Charms" Miss Mary
Heating played q nocturne and Miss
Bishop played "Berceuse," from
.'JOcelyn."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

OCIETY folk will spend the coming
week in going to teas, musicals.
- dances and card clubs, and will
have a variety Of these forms OF diver
sion offered to them
An event Of more than usual interest
will be the musical to be given IN
honor of Mrs. T. y. Jones, Of Tyler
Tex. and Mrs. F. Y DOnoghue, OF
Yonkers. y. Y. by Mesdames Frank W.
Berkshire and William J. Jennings al
the home OF Mrs. Jennings. in Golden
Hill. Mrs. WiIman E Adams, violinlst,
will be the artist Of the afternoon
program. This charming woman is
musician of much ability and those
hidden to the recital are most pleas
urably anticipating hearing her
Another event that IS oelns lo1ASu
forvvs-d IN is the reception to be given
by Mrs. o. H Baum. on Thursday AFTER
noon, in Hotel Paso del Norte- me
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
About Ell aSoans.

Cant. William Reed. chief OF the mill
tarv Intelligence service in the FL Paso
military district, is i'll at the Ioltec
Dean and Mrs s. H. Worrel. OF the
Texas school of Mines have moved
into their attractive new home near
the Country club
,reumonia at the home Of his parents.
Tr, and Mrs J. NJ Paul, on Tularosa
street. is recovering
lack Murtha is still confined to ms
home on Tularosa street, where he has
hem seriously i'll for some time. but ne
mas improved a little during the past
few DAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
uo,., cIuh Nemberr wanted.

We invite women to join our "Gruen.
Watch Club. A nominal payment down
and small monthly payments VIII give
Won nossession of a beautiful bracelet
watch. See the display Of watches Tor
women and investigate our liberal CLUB
plan
Mills and Mesa-On the Plaza
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

Engraving done in the most satisfac-
tory manner. Wedding Invitations. An
and Visiting Cards our
speciality. Our service and styles VIII
please you. Fl PasO Printing Co., los
Main St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
Cards..

Mrs W }. Quigley will be the hos
tess for the Pioneer Bridge club Mon
day at her some on Montana street
Mrs. Frank NJ Lyach entertained the
Neieh5orhOod Bridge club Friday az
tern0on at her home on Copper street
The prizes were won by Mesdames Ohio
2. Hin and E \. Hester. A two course
luncheon followed the games. The
national colors were used in the decor
atoms Among those present were
Nesdarnes Ohio r. Hill. z. A. Hester,
J. r Hunter, Nelson Herman. C. K
Jameson. George z. Cairns, David Lee
Roy Pfckens. Harry J. P0nsford. Frank
Armstrong. F. Fletcher. H. D. Sanders.
A. Sanders, VIII Hawkins and c. G.
Norey. Mrs. Hill will entertain the
club next week, at her home in the
Rio Grande apartments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

We are agents for Haaf BROTHERS.
Exclusive Fabrics, widely advertised
in vogue. full line OF spring weights
and colOrs- eMiIler Made dresses and
bungalow aprons. Miller Made CO., EOS
E. Missouri. Phone 1S72.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

II vou are looking Tor a hat that Is
CORRECT and in style-you viii find II
al a moderate price at }. W. Hale's tx
elusive Millinery. 4i6 " Oregon II. Out
High Rent District Better values
Lower observation-disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

No store. big or small can undersell
this store and give same quality other
stores may equal our prices but never
our values. J. w Hale. Exclusive NIL
Ifnery. 416 y. Oregon St out OF hiSh
rent district Better yalues--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
HRIue Bird Luncheon GiUen
Bv Mrs. r. B. Hon,on Is Unique

shall and Hoyt BoOkhart. Small silk
american flags filled a cut glass BOWL
in the center Of the table Small
batchets and colonial figures were the
niace cards. Red and white carnations
in glass receptacles. tied with req.
White and blue tulle bows, were about
the room. In addition to the officers'
the guests were Misses Nelma casey
vernon Cunningham and May Harris
Members OF the Trinity Mems So
ciaI club were entertained at ban
Cuet Thursday evening in the base
rDant of the Trinity Methodist church
Patriotic speeches were made by a
number of members in honor OF the
anniversary OF the birth OF George
Tyashineton The banquet was ar
ranged by the Woman's Missionary So
The speakers we're: C. P. Putnam.
Alien Grambliug, J. c. Ballard, Ed
gar D. Williams. Cyrus Jones; Rev r
r KnicLerbocker and chaplain ": A
Atkinson. Of the second Ohio infan-
try.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

The Exclusive Social Club will give
a select Social Dance Saturday evening
Feb gath at the Odd Fellows Auql-
torium Music furnished by hoch
a-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
FL Pasodns Returning.

Miss Ethel Hurwitz is expected TO
arrive from the east sunday she mas
go visiting for the past two months
in New York, Buffalo and Chicago she
is the sister of Mrs. Joe Ravel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
cHu.DREN WHO ARE SICILY

Mothers who value their own comfort anu
fha welfare OF their children, should never
he without q box OF Mother Grays sweet
Powders for Children. for use tnrolsnouc
Feverisbness Constipation. Teething DIS
ordsrg Headache and Stomach Irouolss-
Trses5 nv Mothers for % years THESE
POWDERS NEVER FAIL Sold BY all Drug
stores. csc Don't accept any substitute.
sample mailed FREE Address. Mother
cav Co lie Roy. n. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

Engraved Wedding Invitations An
nouncements and Visiting Cards Best
service, moderate prices. Ell Paso
Printing Co, los Main St.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

Ell Paso Art Studio. PA Herald Bids
Landscapes. Portraits, etc Visitors
welcome. Lessons in painting--AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

Native wool and Germantown navajo
pillow tops-just received Beach
Art Shop. City National Bank Bldg
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

SaxginS cheeks, mouth TO nose lines,
deem wrinkles corrected Superfluous
hair and moles removed Mrs Grace
Benson, % Buckler Bldg--AdF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
Musical instruments.

Miller & Kohl, 314 Texas Street
Expert Piano Tuning. Tel 7169.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

Mrs. Zach T. White was the hostess
Friday afternoon. at a prettily appoint
ed luncheon. given in Hotel Paso de
Heller page. OF Dallas. Texas. Each
table was conferred with a cut glass
basket. filled with jonquils and freslas
There were 40 guests and these Wer'
seated at Il tables
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-12
LO OLE DICE LA DONCELLA DE
MRS. DE SAULLES

MINEOLA, \. Y, .Agosto IL
susanna Montan, Ia doncella de Ia Sc
nora Blanca Errazurriz, de Saulles,
i. protagonista de la tragedia de
Westburg, rindio aver su declaration
ante el Prurador del Distrito, sobre
los acontecimientos ocurridos en Ia
Residential de John Longer de Sau-
lies, "a noche del viernes 3 del actual,
De acuerdo con ell dicho de Ia citada
doncella, Mr.. de Saul!es habia amena-
LeGo q 81 ey-esposa, Ia sonora Ezra
z2rriz, con TO dejarla rolver q yer
. 81 pequeho hijo Jack, amenaza'
qua en- opinion de Ia domestica, fue
a causa principal que determine a
a sonora de Saullas a obrar con Ia
~violencia que obro.
la sonora de SaulieS estuvo espe-
-andC durante Ell dia de aver, ia vi
sta de su hijo, pero al yer que llega-
ba Ia re-he y aquel no iba a verla,
Sc sintio grandemente abatida Y su-
plic0 con lagrimas en- los ojos, a su
abogado, que hiciera TODD 10 possible
por c~onyencer g Ia familia De Saulles,
para que lie permitlers yer a su nino
hoy.
El DR.. j. Sherman White del Long
Island College Hospital, que risito
aver a Ia sonora de Saulles,. lie prac-
tic0 I'm examen por medic de los "a
yos Y, seguR dijo, para determinar
que metodo de tratamiento deberia
aplicarse en- ell caso de Ia psciente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-12
MRS. DE- SAULLES IA ENTRADO En- IN
ESTADO De POSTRACION AlARnANTf
Por tai raz6n las autoridades han acordado tras
ladarla de Ia prisi6n a un hospital
Ell pequeno Jack lie hizo una vista a su madres
en- la zelda en- que esta Sc encuentra

sobre 81 alguna respuesta pdblica
debiera darse a la historic relatada
por IL sonora Saullea, sohre malcs ira
tanientos Y ofensas CUE habia reci-
Dido de su ex-marido, durante el ITEM
90 que vivieron j~untos, aquella mani
rast5 cue VI ia hijo Nr. Hecksher Y
Fl abogado d" Sir. dc Saullcs, estaban
ezlIdiando esq caest.Gn Y que 81 el!os
CREAM necesario hace" algunas L.
c!agacionez sobre 81 particular. sc da-
rian 4. la pub!icid&d en- su oportunl-
dad.
Il padre de la vic:ima, ell Mayor
! tidd m~encionada, y De haber huido 4
rano de los coniederados, manifesto
ror su parte, que NADIA diria acerc,!
| de los cargos ccntr: 81 hiio, sino cue
deiaria esa question en- manos de 81
aDogado, Mr.. Lyttleton Fox.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-12
VISITO a SU MADRE EN- LA
PRISON.

MINEOLA. AgOSto l0.-La sonora
Blanca dc Saulles. que Sc encuentra
er IL prisiGn por haber daGo n1uert"
= 81 divorciado csposo por tenor de
perder = su hiio Jck. recibi0 aver IL
visit lie este. q:e apenas cuenta
'rla,ro amos lie eGad. Tn: bora pasG
Ell peQueao Jack en- Ia prision junto
"on 81 rnadre. y en- los momentos en-
ouo no esta5a en- los brazos de esta,
so ocup6 en- retozar por el clarto que
sirvc dc n-isi6n : IL Sra SaulleS aJeno
cor complete : IL traGedia cue Fuso
IN z H. vida de su padre V 4 las Pc
! mas inigualadas dc 81 madre.. Ia VI
sta de- pequeno Jack fue n sor-
nresa para Ia sonora Saules. que no
c.Deraba yer 9. su hiio. no obstante
de cIe habia estado pidiendo CUE sc
10 llcvaran. GcSde cl momento en- cue
tue detenida, Durante II bora so
! zinti1 feli2 L. dana chilena, Fero 81
Hear 81 momenro en- qLe deoia So
Il. su milo del cUarto por ella ocupa-
: do. Sc sinti0 grandemente excitada.
Fue necesario que lie dleran los en-
pleados de Ia pr;si1n seguridadeS de
! Que IL vista de su pequeno milo Sc
! repet;ria n4uy prontc. para que cal
: M ro rc uoco I'll cyci;aciUn L. prISIo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-12
Sonora! no descuide
cuando yea que su nj
10 tiene Ia lengua sucia
Limpie sa pequsho hieadO los in
testinos, eusnao este calantu..,
riento, enfermo , bilioso

I'm laxante dado hoy evita IA enfer-
inedad del niho mahana. Los nihos
son descuidados = no dejaran de jugar
para vaciar sus intestinos, los cuales
Sc acumulan con desperdicios, hacien-
do cue el higado Sc entorpezca J q es-
tonnage Sc agrie.
Yea su lengua, Sonora! 81 esta SUI
cia o su nino esta de nal humor, ca
lenturiento, con nal a~liento, no conc
bi-n, contrae faci!mente IN resfriaGo
tiene delor de garganta o cualQu!e!
:tro achaque tan comIn en- los n!nos.
!c!e una cucharadita de '".Jarabe de /:
! COS de California" Y no Sc mO!estc
er 10 absolute, pues es perfectamente
inofensivo Y en- unas cuantas hora2
hara que todos ,os desperdicios, Ia hi
! lis agria y los alimentos en- fermenta-
ciCn salgan de sus intestinos, y enton-
ces volver& 4 tener j 81 nlno allegro
Sane Y juguetUn. Una buena limp!eAa
| interior es = menudo TODD 10 que SO
necesita. Es 10 primero que debe la,
cerse Ell c~ualqu:er case de enferme.
dad.
Cuidese de los jarabes de higos iri.
tados Y pida j Sd boticario IN Dotc,
liz de 80 centavos de "Jarabe de Iii
gos de California" en- Ia CUE! i inn
presas direcciones completes para .oa
hcbes, nihos de toGas edades y para
los adultos. Vtala Embellishments y
cerciGrese de que esta hecha por IL
"Califcrnia Fig Syrup, Co" -Adr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-12
POSTRACION PRODUC!DA POR
Ell CALOR.

Todas las autoridades mtti"a2 OPT
nan Tue el factor mas importante Ell
las varias formas de Dcst.a":Gn cr!@i-
nadas por Ell calor, es a constlPaci@n.
81 I'd. pone atenciGn en- Impair 5us
intcstinos con regul2r;dad, e1c!uye &c
su crganimsmo n de los factories
mas peligrosos. e Elixir America
no de Vino .Amargo de Triner, es {:
semadio, meior que rueGe usarse en-
estes caSos. rs a~gradab!e ? sus efec-
tCs en- los caSoS de constipation son
inmediatos Y SECURES. Produce e all
VIC sin necesidad de llegar iasta de-
bilitar q Ia persona Que 10 to:na. Tam
bien para Ia Indigestion, jaGuccas. Ia!
IA de sueno, nerviosidad, deb!l!dad ge-
neral, etc, e! Exilir Americana de Vi
70 Amargo de Triner, Sc encuentra
honradamente recOnendaGo pOr los
millares ute 10 conocen. rreciO 81 Zoe
En- las farmaCiaS. r. Lin!mento de
Trinc:, ( aiiviara del reumatismo y
In neuralgia. Is III exceiemte rene
dio para las torceduraS, hinchaZ3nc;,
etc, y alivia las Lolencias de lbs mus
culos y de los pies. Prccio % y sc,
en- las ~farmacias. Por cOTTeo - y juc.
Jos. Triner Manufacturing Chemist.
l333-l339 &C.. Ashland Ave-, Chica-
&c, ILL.,, Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-12
A LOS MEXICANOS QUE
NECESITEN MANDAR d.
NERO A MEXICO .

ST listed tiene familia en- Mexico J
quiere mandarle dinero en- plata u orc
mexicano, escriba g LOS ANGELES
MERCANTILE CO., POI Noit III Main
St., Los Angeles, Cal, o bien 1l2H
West Commerce ST.. San Antonio,
Tex, y Il vue!ta de correo IL dare
mos infornies sobre Ia II Segu'
ra, garantizada y barata de man'lar
su dinero Esta information es l;RA
tbs para todos los mexicanos. "A DIV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-12
c. {. Moore, dijo, que
no logr6 sentirse bien
un solo dis, duran
te siete aIos
Ccnvencido po- 81 esPosa de- cue de-
bia tomar Tanlac CANA dieei-
siete libras = d~esaparecen
todos sus achaques.

MI esposa Sc enneE6 en- cue to-
mara Tanlac. Dues IN dia, mientras
20 estaba fuera. compr0 n botella
' me hizo Que smpezara { tonarlo,
resultando de toio este que actual
rente he eanado diecisiete lIbras Y
NE siento como TO ma habia sent!do
durante Siete amos, cumpletamente
mejcraGo". Esto IS 10 que dijo q
ST. c. c. Moore, Que haOita en- il
casa No. l55 &c In Gale de Estella,
en e. Paso, Texas, despues de haber
usado unas cuantas bote!,as de a
Medicinal Maestro
"Habi asufrido lie Indigestion Y de
males Gel estGr.ago, a gr2do de que
Sc arruin0 totalmea;e mi sa!ud y no
pcdia gozar del TODD u l. vida. En-
efecto, dificilmeutc podia saDer 10 cue
me 2asaba y luraDte 5iete amos, no
estuve bien un solo dia, iasta que e.
Tanlac me reanino.o No era posib!
conner ninguna cosa Y hasta el aqua
me hacia dano. Por muchos meses
no vivi mas que fernando leche y otroS
Equidos, Y aun esOs me o~casionaban
tcda clase de do'encias.
.."Cada dia me ponla mas debil y
enfer:nizo, 81 grade de caerme des-
mayado en- IL Gale. y cuando volvia
= casa tenia cue meterme en- Il ca
ma. TODD {! tempo estaba muy
nerviosc; dif;cilmen-a podia dortn!r J
sufria terribleS dolores de cabeza.
Nadie sabe 20 que ~entonces sufria,
V aunque caste montones de direro,
Y probe todas las meaicinas conoci-
das, ninguna pa-ecia acertar nj ca
SO o hacerme aigun p-ovecAo.
"Cada dia eStaba disninuyeado de
peso, Y e! dia que empece g oma 81
Tanlac, pesaba ~solamente cieAto die
~c;nueve libras. Commence : sentir2ce
.mejor; 4 los pocos dias De que erlPe-
ct . to.nar e. Tarlac. = desde enter
ces, gradualmente ne lido subiendo &c
peso.
Ahora peso c.enco treinta Y seis L.
bras, the ganado diecisiete libras) Y
10 que he ganado en- salud y fue.za,
no puedo deci-lo con pa.abras. Aho-
n puedo TODD 10 cue quiero, )
Ia cantidad que Geseo, sin senJirme
maIo despues. Ms dolores De cabe,
IL han Ges@parecidO; duermo CONT
I'm ~tronco; y por u!timo. me sien:o III
hombre nuevo."
TANLAC Sc venGe en- San Antonio
per Ia Wagner's Drug Co., 407 Eas:
Houston St., : por Il Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St, baic
IL direction personal de IN represen-
tante especial del Taniac, o Sc envia-
"a por estas boticas = cua,quier direc,
ci6n al recibo de 81 valor Que es s.
por botella, siempre cue Sc incluyar
estampillas suficientes para el porte
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