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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-04-25
SOUTH SLOPE
BY Mrs. c. W. Cook

G. A. Warden and wife went tc
Ontario, Thursday
C. w. Cook and wife visited Boise
Thursday of last week.
G. A. Fenton was Boise visitor
last week.
The land owners under the LAST
Chance Extension" have Incorporated
and will put their ditch in good shape.
The Crescent Club sale was very
successful and the ladies are very
grateful for the many thoughtful do
nations.
The annual election of officers for
the Crescent club occurs this week
Friday at the club house.
w. E. Hardt and family entertained
friends from Boise Sunday.
The Canyon canal is in fine shape
this spring. As soon as the cement
forms put in on overshots and head
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BISSELL CREEK
BY Mrs. Ward NJ. Fuller

Andy Blayden, who has been work
ing for Hal Johnson, has left for Cali.
fornia.
Mrs. Ward Fuller has been confined
to her bed the past week with the
grip.
Thos. Slone and family attended the
dinner given at the Joe Stone home
at New Plymouth in honor of the new
bride and bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs
Dave Stone.
George Alsop has had siege of the
grip, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Soran and family
spent Friday at the w. +. Hill home.
Lewis lvie is working at the Andy
Little ranch.
Thos. Stone had telephone INSTALL
ed in his home this week. Miss Mer-
rill also had phone installed in her
home.
Ernest Brown is on the sick list.
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first of the week. They will be tenn
porarily located in the Haick building
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Battan and chill
dren were dinner guests at the Robert
Miles home on Sunday.
A. w. Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Pom
eroy and children went toHouston Sun
day afternoon to call on Mr.. and Mrs.
John Workman. There was no one at
home so all were disappointed.
The w. C. 7. U. and Red Cross
meeting was. held at the Baptist
church on Wednesday afternoon. Ten
ladies were present and three ma
chimes were kept busy All cut gar
ments were given out and will be
finished if there is good turnout in
two weeks.
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Index's Correspondents

Mr.. Sheldrew is over draft age, but
felt it his duty to go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter, ac-
companied by Mother Barrett and
Misses Grace and Myrtle, attended
services at our church Sunday, Mrs.
Barrett gave q pleasing talk on the
Sunday school convention, comparing
the one which took place in Emmett
last week with one she attended forty
years ago at Central Park. OF course
there has been change since that
time.
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interested only in profts-the more the
better. He profteers if he can, because
he is under cover.
The other kind of manufacturer works
for the future. He puts his trademark
on his clothes because he wants to make
a permanent customer of every man who
wears them. He does everything in his
power to turn out an exceptional quality
at the price so that his trademark will be
the symbol of quality and economy.
The big manufacturers of nationally
known clothing have used their extensive
capital and resources to protect their GUS
toners against every possible increase in
cost.
This called for great investments in
WOOlenS in the early Understandable
heightened efficiency of manufacture
required the bringing of all costs in bust
ness operations to minimum percentage
To maintain the reputation of their
merchandise and to give the wearer the
utmost possible so as to increase the rep
utation of their trademarks.
Here you see the benefits that the ma
tionally known trademarks bestow on the
public. These trademarks stand for style
and the greatest value it is possible to
give under any set Of conditions.
We are the exclusive local headquar-
tiers for these manufacturers:
Michels Stern & Co.
Hart Schafner & Marx
are the kind we sell. incidentally, we
shoes, hats, gloves and everything else.
& SONS
DR. MEN
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Mrs. Mary Ricketts, is now located
at her ranch with her daughter, Mrs.
Bismark Youtsler.
HAw CREEK.
By Mrs. E. TennysOn-

Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Yergensen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Yergensen took SUM-
day dinner at the w. H. Hall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Catalan enjoy
ed visit last week from Mrs. Mccall
and children from Salt Lake, who is
a niece of Mr.. Catalan.
John Anderson and family have
rented rooms in Emmett and have de-
cided to remain here during the sum-
mer.
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gates are in condition water will be
sent along down the ditch.
Nearly every household along the
Slope has some member on the sick
list, with this form of grippe that is
going the rounds.
Mrs. H. DeClark has been appoint
ed demonstration for the Lincoln dis
trict and the selection is excellent.
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Walter Clark, who has been Shaving

Walter Clark, who has been staying
at the Frank Sanders home during the
winter, returned to his home in Gar
den valley last Monday.
Nephi Yergenson has purchased
the Bowers piano for Mrs. Yergenson.
Mrs. w. H. Yergenson spent We'd
nesday in Emmett visiting her sister
Mrs. Chas. Hughes, and also attend
ing the Red Cross meeting.
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LETHA

Mrs. John Miller and children of
Emmett are visiting Mrs. Fred Will
helm.
Rev. ]. f. Lanman moved his family
and household goods to Letha the
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What is the Clothing Situation?
A Brief Summary Of the Facts
Clothing is higher. Why?

Clothing is higher Why?
Because Uncle Sam has to average 3
uniforms and 2 overcoats for every man
in arms also has to supply wooden shirts,
wooden underclothes, wooden blankets
and wooden socks
During 1917 it is estimated that over
500,000,O00 pounds of wool were required
for war purposes whereas the national
wool clip was about 260,000,000 pounds.
When the United States entered the
war last April the price of wool shot up
ward because it could clearly be seen that
military requirements were far in excess
of the wool supply. At that time the WOOL
en- mills were making civilian fabrics.
What happened?
Nearly every available loom stopped
making civilian cloth and went to work
on military cloth. Since then there has
been only small percentage of the nor
NAL production of civilian fabrics. Those
made up have been manufactured with
the wool market at 75c per pound against
the normal price of Zoe per pound.
Clothes are higher, but to one who I'M
derstands conditions it is surprising that
they are not higher still.
That is the situation. How then are you
to be sure of getting the greatest possible
value when you buy clothing?
We say "buy clothes bearing nationally
known trademarks" because these clothes
have regulations to maintain.
There are two kinds of manufacturers
One works for the present. He does not
put his name on his merchandise and is
Buy clothes with reputation to mainta
advise you to buy the nationally known bl
e. G. KE]
M d EVERYT]
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l wish to announce to the public
that / am in a position to do carpen-
ter work by the day or by contract.
Estimates furnished free. Phone So
w.
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FerrocarriIeros
Mexicanos.

Va es tempo de poner Ell prac-
tea las mobiles aSpiraciones que to-
do buen mexicano Ia tenido STEM
pre-. de instruirse sabiamerte Ell 10
c~oncerniente a sUs difereates laoo-
res.
Los hbrcs que forman IA b.
BLIOTECA DEL FERROCARRI-
LERO MENICAN0" le facilitar&a
toda informaciono que Sc relacione
con su trabalo.
Ahora Sc ofrecea Al Gren;o Ne
CAMEO los prmeros ibros, Ia Lo-
comotora MalIeJ Compound Articu-
lada". Eel Compressor de Aire
Campond." Estes Sc mandarin a
cualquier parte de Mexico o dc los
Estados Unidos, al recibo de giro
postal de $1.25, por caGa G2o G:o-
media americana, lbre de porte.
Recorte este aEUncio ahora MS
mo. pongalo en- sobre con 81 ncm-
bre Y direction Y mandelo a CAR
LOS NJ. ACEVEDO, ?. o. Box II,
Indio, California, U. S. A, ; =
vuelta de co7reo recibfra folleto y
fotografias intereSantes.
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J. F. D. Chester, Pa.-Toda agu-
ia 7manada, como Ia que Sc uSa eli les
brujLlas. posee Ia prop;edad de cue
uno de sus extremes V CT misnao slc2,-
prs, es atraido, por e. m2gnctismo te-
r-estre acumulado en- e. Polo Norte,
en- una direction que, cen muy poca
difercncia es Is marcada por Ia Inca
que uniera e! rU1to ell donG9 o't2
co!ocada Ia bruju.a o 81 referldo
Polo Norte. La otrd eXtCenaida6 dc
dc n aqua, n~aturalnlente, m2rca Una
direction que, con poca d!sercncia
tambi6n. cs n del Polo Sur. Las os-
ciiaciones que nos indica eSistcn Ell
Is aguja L vez que sc ltTa
pr6yima 4 adGuirir Ia orientaci0n
Norte-Sur, pero no es eyacto que esss
~oscilaciones sean iHGefin!das Y que q
aqua nrrca Sc deteng2. ST listed TO-
ma una brujuIa en- ia mano, como Ia
ma-o Sc mueve 0 tiembla, POGO G mu-
cho, es evidente que nunca Sc deten-
dra. pero 81 Ia co!oca en- untT!ple IN
m6vil, despueS de mayor G mcnor
numero de oSciiaciones, segun cue
Ia brijula sea mas 0 menos Prccisa,
Ia aguja quedara inn0vil tamblen y
narcara Ia direccioa del merldiaEo
magn"tico que ult!ere IN POGO de;
meridiano a~stronomico. En- otras pa-
labras, Il direction marcada FOR L. a.
guia no es exactamcntc il DC les &c
los, sino solamente a~prcNlmada Y el
angulo tornado por los dos merida
nos. mamnetico y aS.ronomlco, o sen
ell medido por Ia direction de q aguja
V la cue indica exactamente Ia direc-
ci0n de los polos, Sc llama dcc!ina-
cion magn6tica y va-!a de IN !n9ar
q otro Y ademaS Y lie Il m2nera
lenta, con el tempo, en- IN EalSnlc III
gar &c IA terra.
e. calor tiene la propiedad de d.
latar tonos los GU rpos : e. Irio
T. de coaunerlos. Ell c! case uei
t~erm6metro, tanto e. vidrio como 81
r,ercurio ccntenido en- el. que fo-ma
la columna, Sc dilatan Y coaGraen,
pzro como e. vidrio, por n parte,
Sc diiata muchisimo emo que e.
merZurio Y. por oEa, el grueSo ue 81
en- e. t~e-monetTo eS muy grande en-
cornparaci6n del grueso de Ia o:u-l2a
de mercurio cue es capilar. este es,
que tiene el gTueso de IN cabello; re-
sulta que, practicamente, sc prede
decir que e. vidrio Perranece
tante, es decir, que Sc dilata, en- tan
to cue Ell mercurio. & causa del Pc
queho diametro de "a columna cue
fo-ma dentro de 81, sc dilata de ma
nera perfectamentevisible Este con-
traste, entire Ia pequeha d~:lataci6n
del vidrio Y Ia grande del mercurio,
es el que Sc ha aprovechado en- Ia
construction de los t~erm6metros.
Cuando Sc somete uno de estos apa-
ratios 4 temperatures c~cnocidas. Sc
marca. sobre Ia escala, el lugar adon-
do llega Ia columna mercural Y Sc
pone Ell numero do grades CORES
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La mayor parte de las pcrsonas no
piensa cue Ia arena eS un iuguete,
pcro en- 81 senVido may real 10 es : ce
immense valor para los ninos. no hay
nino normal que no goce con la sen
sacion de Ia arena sobre ST. pie! y eS-
pecialmente que no teDga gran oe!el-
te en- ~introGucir en- ella las m2EUs J
los brazos y e. haccr toda c!2se de
forn1as Y dibujos. Esta passion dIra
en- muchaS personals duranrs IL T4Ga'
Aua en- Ia a~acianidad. honbres y nu-
jeres juegan en- Ia playa con arena, Sc
aubren con ella y Iorman diyersas Il
guras. La passion Sc de5arrolia ea "a
.rtancia, del primeno al noveno o de-
elmo anus. Debe tenerse pledad ma
cha e. nino u no dispone de IN mon
ton de arena. Aun en- cl !nTlcrno ne
costa III caj6n cor ella, on su casa,
A!gunas de las ir~ritaciCacs y tescon-
tentos de muchOs mines en- esa esta-
ci6n del ano, Sc deben a Que 10 Eue-
den jugar con arena y terra.
La passion de! inc en- reproduclr
fc-mas Y hacer nuevos dibuJos, ex!-
ic cue desde temprano Sc le ab2stes-
ca cen lapices de color y papel ord!-
r2rio. BESIDE los tres amos de edad,
Gebe tener en- a~bundancia esos acTicU-
.l-. aa! COMO IN p!Z2T-on, que prede
hacerse faciimeate en- IA casa con a
teia apropiada que Sc encucntra en-
el mercado. Fl niAo obtendra lnfl-
nito placer De esos tres c~!enentos J
derivara mucha utilidad de 81 cje-cl-
clio. porcue q Ee;lida que crezca ira
sustituyando simples garaoatos con
signos de escritura y formas usile5,
que Ia acCstumbIarans . dStngu!r
sin gran tension de u muSculos J
nerves, co%ntribuye2do q educario'
TuuSl $500 opua!Peo1s on 'ue5Eq SCI
as abb s5pnly2uos SCI Z ~'r1orU9p ucIS
us 'I9Aroso.I op Seuo!0!PUo7 ua up
80 'olus2 OF sod 'sope!ls sol op Sn5
-IuuB o seignaeu uos e1usuTEai 7Ab
opgqoId urV orb SCI i 'o5!U5ue I9
uoo 1sgooSsu uopond onb ~seIC:oIou'oo
srsro SCI 9p ol0rXs oauo:u!oouoo "a
ueual uIoluoIy e. 10 eIJan 9P o!oJou
90 Iep ocosuoO I9p se}ua5g soI
cen las so.icitude5 enviadas directa
mcntc Il Washington, pues que ID eli
cha general tsnGria que pedi: !nfor'
ms I los @gentcS pare scoer 81 10
Sc trata de IN solic;carte que pud.cr2
tener tratas con los a.emanes rcslcsn-
tes en- Mexico.
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de asegurar y. 81, TODD e debe temer;
por 10 tanto, cada Il debe pesar
las cosas que lie atahen y obrar de a.
cuerdo con 10 que estinle mas conve-
niente. En- las epocas de una anorma-
lidad tan complete como esta a que
Sc ha llegado en- Mexico, la logica Is
Ia razon de menor peso de las que
pueden ser invocadas y cuando Sc ha
perdido Ia noci6l de IA ~justiciay 10
justo resuIta ser 10 que menos debe
esperarse-
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EDUARDO IA
AVOCADO MEyICANO
So encarga de toda clsse de sauutos
71s-72e Brady Bldg.
SAN ANTONIO. TEX
AVOCADO MEXICANO
Bejese listed de Snfrir.

No Imports cue tan
.leSalcntadora pueda
ser 81 condiclou ac-
tual: ell canine de Ia
salad eSia alberto pa
"a I'd.
Los caSoS cronlcOS
' llanadOS cOmn2men
te ''incurabies" caSi
Siemprc cedcp a los
marayilloSos trata-
micut0S ~os'sGpAucoS
NO euro: Gsfsrrn,
Constipation, Enter
medsdeS NerSluSis-
de los lnteSHnoS- de
10 RlGnEeS, PARALYSIS,
Insomnia V otEaS Eu-
chaS dolcaciaS.
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CASESE:

SASsOE-
Catalogo de damas neIicanas > otras
nccionalidades: extensa Iista dc Es-no-
scs nonb-es.
Mande UN DOLLAR : &c enviareros q
vuelta dc corTeo, auestro complete, Ca
! talogo Matrimonial. con descTipcioues
comp:e.as. de nuchas jivenes y algu-
mas viudas. que buscan 4 un narido
buenos y honrado. Puede listed e,cribir
a cualouic-a de elias y contraer an fc-
liz matrirlonio en- mcy breyc tie
Sosotros. por nuestEa parte soEoe per-
scnas .~ucom,ntablcs, nuestro aegocio
esta basado scbre Il honradez y l%r.,iti-
m.dad usf Us uue no dele cue n pryue-
ia cantidad de IN DOLLAR sirva d. es-
tnrbo Ell una probable FELICIDAD MA
TgIMONIAI. Escriba hoy nismo s:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
P. @. Box 45S. Venice. Cal.
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S5EEen30gNq2E

Todc n correspondence re!2cior.ta
con est- scrc;6n. dcbc venlr ci-:iGE
r7i: Ia prersa. -Sccci6n Ge Con-
sultas. l2C y. SGIta Rosa Ave.-L25
consultas CUE t-a:cn de cucstioDcs DC
Amor y Dc SocIcdat.' d=oe=GE 'TSsF
Il mis:aa Gi~ecci n. a~E-ecando so!a-
mentc Is ralaSra "Lcticia". Para TO
das ias corsul.as qu" -ecu!ersc som
."s.aci6a Dri"-da T. precise i7c!ui-
L-.a c<:anpilla - . tres c~enraros.
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IA EDUCACI0N De LA INFANCLA
Juegos y juguetes para los Nizlos

el mismo intercs fundamental del HON
bre de ~ciencia, que cQnstanteMcnte 2S-
ta viendo QUE pucGe hacer con los OBJ
ietos nuevos que encuentra; solo que
Ia experimentation del pino no es tan
interesante para IN aduito Y es mas
costosa, sin ningun aP-eciable reetn-
bolso
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Mics de enfermos han Sanado con mis-
trotanientos: no hay rsEon para sue I'd.
siga suirieudo. ENaSIEN GRATIS.
DR.. 4. RIoJsS ALVAREZ. oStejpats.
SIS Prudential Life gida, Contra esqu'ua
de In Casa d. Cortei san Antonio. Texas.
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L. s.-Long Beach. Cal.,-La o.
teoDatia es una parte de Ia pato!ogia
que Sc ocIpa de las Intermediates dc
los huezos. MGdico e~steopata es el que
ha hecho de estas intermediates n
especialidad Y los tratamientos por
clio; inGicaGos varian como los que
enplean eli cualqi:era otra cla5e de
eEpcc:aiidades los divercos e~speclal1s-
ta5.
Els muy difici: : deiicado dar:e a
listed una opinion sob-e 10 quo nos
Dregunya. Hacienda a u 3ado toda
preocupaci6n Que pueda tener por orr
gen difcre.c:a de opiniones politicas,
los hcchos que han Suce3ido en- Me-
x:co duranta e. tempo cue e. gobicr
no de Ca-raEza t:eae de regir los
destino5 de! pals, nos autorizan para
tcrcsr Que &C ia raisns mane-a que
no nan side cumpiidas las mlltiples
promesas hechaS PARA ou3csrse adsp-
tos cue 10 Syuda-an q truman en- 81
~movinierto. pueden no scr cunpAl-
das las ~p-ornesas qua Sc les hasan a
los cue t-atsn de set llevados a Me-
yico para cue vayan a ~cc.on!3ar Ia
parte uue nos menciona; tarnbien tie
nemos Ell derecho de considerar mug
possible que asi cono el carTancismo
no respeto las concesiones, leyes, etc,
me nnanaron de los gobiernos ante
~riores, e. gobierno que pueda saceder
al carrancismo tampoco respete, por
c~onsiderarios, ilegitiEnc6, los actc5
lie este. Pero, repetimos, nada Sc pue-
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CHANTECLER

pcndientes Luego. cuando sc lie en-
p,ea para medir "a temperature, bas-
IA leer "a graduation que ha alcan-
zado dicl1a columna Y el nume-o que
.rarca sara el de los grades de Ia
Temperature a que ha sido sometido.
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GEkTIFICARE con $500 a quien me pro-
porfione iaformes del ST.. Isidoro Jiaacncz.
bLAnco, o;os cafes, pelo rubio. En- CT cali-
10 de Laredo entire las eS:aciones de EncinAl
J Cotula bai6 del tren sin que Sc sepa Go
Il. Cu9louie- info-rae dirigirlo q Dolores
1iartinez, ?. O. Boz 80. Houston. Texas.
(25)
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C. E

Jrtcd y guarde ests direction para qua
Sc L. muestre 4 srs amigos que sufren de
caJlos, mczquino.. zizotex y graaos de II
pieL Con 2sc.. Ell timbres possles quo
me remita le rando, & vueita de eorreo-
fra,co de porte. una eajita de pomada Con-
zalsz. I: rejo- Del nundo para esEs cnfer-
~nelaaes. Derueivo CT dinero 4 IL persona
que sc cure y no sane
EsPIgDIoN GONZALEZ
P o Boz SAT laredo. Tx.
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Sc GRATiFICARA 4 a pcrsona que il
.o-mc del paraGero de Il Sra. Jesus Aica-
-az, o-iginaris dc Leon. Gto. De regular CT
sS;Ira, color bianco. tienc una ~cicat-iz en- Il
.nejil!a Gerecha. III sci1ora es nj espo52 y
&c desapareci6 cl die dos de Jdlio. Cuaiquier
iRforne que Sc tcnga dirgi-!o = Creseenc;o
Fernandez. Bonner Springs. Kansas. t25
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GRATIFICARE con $500 ! Ia persona que
NE as irforTnes exactos de IL Sra. Refugio
Rob!eio. &c L.Eos, Ja!., viuda = vue.ta .
casar en- I-apuato. Gto. CuaiQuie. inforuaat
que Sc tenca so5.e eI particular dirigirio
q. Sr. Hermenesi4Go RobleLo, $40 South End
s. Newton, Kansas. t2G) d
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APRENDA I'd. q habInr y escribir inEks
con p-opiedad ) correction. Prof. II. &
Diez. 4G3 n Flores. ,
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E.NSENANLA

La mss facil. rapidn. barsta y mejo- Ts-
GuiETafiI. Sc Rprende en- cuatro oemsnaI-
Escritura en- maGu;na gratis. Jt&gito.
HICKS HEidicX.
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e Sc VENDE al primer pootor uua f-lsoa
cnuI.'e,a 7, un ten para move essas ) I'm
Fon5grafo Edison Standard. InforTnes 1890
Lakevicw Ave. III
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Estudie IESles por el m;todo 'UNIcu
PARA SIEMPIE". espeeia!mrnte s! yr ka-
be mucho y teEe adm dificultad para con-
ve-sar, $40 Prudential Bldg. Cal co,tzde
de Ia Corte) Director: Prof. BrauDo acr-
niudez
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CAMRICS DE DOMICILIOS

Participo al pIbIico haber cambIado mi
eonsultorio medico. de II Botica San Pedro.
a Ia BoticE Arsenal, esquina Arsenal y Sur
Laredo, en- donde atenGerG gustoso n mi nu-
nerosa clientele. A.. G.. BERCHELMAN-
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VENDO collection comp!eta "Reytsta Mo-
xic1n." encuadcrnn5o el primer roiun,en. y
retratos-c-orlos &c los jefes g~ni!itarea y ma
wales Aliados : Amcric=nos. K. VGhdes. sls
". Salinas ST San Antonio. Texas.
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$500 &c qualification SC Garan Z II per-
soma que Ge infO-mes eSactos &c n Sra. Ma
ria Guzman y &c gu sspcso Bias Rodriguez.
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COS. Texas. Cualquier into:mc cue Sc ten
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Garcia, 1906 Maple Alley, Houston, Texas.
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MhGNIEICA oPORTUNIDAD para ganss
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Is ccntayos. de tabaco EiexicEuo &c Szn An
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rent. por cic.,Uo. Puros frescos, aeabados Js
hacer. Escriban a S. P. l0I horaies Street.
sxa Antonio. Texas. t2e
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Sc VENDE BARATO UT auton6vil On
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COMPRAS

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plats 3 brillantss. en- cua!quiera ca-auae.
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TALLER FoNoGRAFICo. Leandro NJ: Eo
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:odns classes: Maalinas {, coser: Arr'ss.
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PESQUlSAS

Sc DARAN $500 de qualification a La
persona que ne proporciore informes enc
los del S-. Benjamin Zalapa. oriSinario de
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uitimamertc DC encont-aba radicado en- Cas- :
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DR.. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Meaicins y
Cirrgia en- general. Hotel Monterey. Clar-
20. is : 1e.-la5 5. Santa Rosa Ave iee-
foro Creciert S26 -
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-08
SOLDIER IS AMAZED
 TO FIND HIS "GIRL"
 Is THE SIRE OF THREE

Camp Lewis, American Lake Wash, March S,-When new ship ment of Red Cross sweaters was received at the headquarters con- pany Private E. A. James, of San Francico. went through the lot and chosa one to which was pinned a note with an attractive signature. He wrote a I6ng tale of loneliness to the maker of the sweater and asked tha, she write him.
 Yesterday he got the letter "She" was a South Dakota rural mail carrier who wasn't satis- fled with only giving his three sons to thn army and sought to do what he could by knitting sweaters at night.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-08
ANC HORACE F. T. A.
 WILL FIX SCHOOL STAGE

The Anchorage Parent-Teachers' association took upon itself at the last egular meeting the responsibil% ty ot equiping the school stage which will mean the expenditure of approximately $1Oo. This will mean great deal to the school, especially whenever undertaking any kind of public entertainments, the giving of whica in the past has been done un- der undesirable difficulties. The stage win be fully equipped with all modern settings, the paintings or the scenery having already been st'rted.
 A committee composed of Mrs. D. D. Viut, Mrs. F. A. Ross, and Mrs. A. G Thompson will have charge of tEe work.