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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
ORATOR QUITS JOB

Cambridge, Eng. Sir John San.
dys has resigned the office of pub-
lie orator at Cambridge university,
after AZ years, during which perio
he made over 700 Latin speeches eu
ogizing distinguished people on
whom degrees were conferred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28

subject to confirmation by the Coun-
ty Court of Grady County, Oklaho-
ma, The oil and gas lease to be
sold will be commercial in form,
providing for royalty of not less
than .one-eighth oil, extending for a
period Of five years, and providing
for delay rentals Of S100 per acre
Right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Dated this 2Tth day of February,
1920
RAY j. BOWERS,
Guardian,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
First Published Feb 49, 1920.
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE ON MINOR LANDS

Notice is hereby given lthAt in pur
suance of an order OF the County
Court of Grady County, Oklahoma,
the undersigned guardian Of Luther
Bowers, Rube Bowers, Eva May
Bowers and Billy Bowers. minors,
viii on the 5th day of March, 1920,
at the hour of 2:30 o'clock p. M. In
tie office of the Judge of the Conn-
tv Count of Gindy County, Oklaho-
ma. in the City of Chickasha, Okla
hcma, offer for sale and sell for cash
TO the highest bidder an oil and gas
lease on the right, title, interest ana
estllte of said minors in and 10 the
west half Of the northwest quarter,
and west half of northeast quarter
of northwest quarter of section slN
township nine north, range five west
and west half of southeast quarter
Of southwest quarter, and southwest
quarter of northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter of section H.
township ten north, range five west
said sale will be made for cash
subject to confirmation by the Coun-
" Court of Grady County, Oklaho-
ma. TIE oil and gas lease to be
sold will be commercial in form, pre-
,ding for a royalty of not less than
one eighth oil extending for pc
Rod Of five years. and providing for
,.elay rentals of 500 per acre.
Right is reserved to reject any aud
all bids
Dated this the 27th day of Febru
airy, 1920
Ray J. Bowers,
eS.1t Guardian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28

west belonging to Rubie Bowers, a
minor.
Said sale will be made for cash,
subject to confirmation by the Coun-
ty Count OF Grady County, Oklaho-
ma. The oil and gas lease to be
sold will be commercial in form, pro-
vidlng for royalty Of not less than
oneeiglth oil, extending for pc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
MEMS CLOTHING

You can buy mems suits cheap
er at The Dixie than You can in
any store in Western Oklahoma.
Mems all wool light weight
blue serge suits, priced $2475
Mems all wool fancy blue
worstcd suits. priced $29,75
Men $ fincall wool smooth blue
serge priced ----- $34.75
Young man 5 all wool suits in
ble-brcasted with belt models
priced 9o4.f0
Young mems fine all wool
suits in new styles. single or don
bic breasted, with or without
belts. priced -- $39.75
Mems fine all wool pure worst
cd suits in brown. priced $44.75
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
DON'T DRINK IT.,

Dallas, Texts a burglars life
worth saving? A local newspaper
thinks So Don't drink it, is the
heading of an article telling OF theft
O. twenty gallons Of alcohol contain
ing bchloride Of mercury. /.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28

riod of five years, and providing for
delay rentals Of si.o0 per acre.
Right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Dated this the 27th day Of Fobrua-
ry 1920.
Ray J. Bowers,
Grardian OF Ruble Bowers, a minor
2s-lt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28

One lot of fancy ginghams,
worth 40 to 30 cents. Special pei
yard ----------- --------- 29c
One lot apron check ginghams
worth 35c yard. special 19c
Calicocs in short lengths, all
colors, worth % and 35 cents "A
yard. special Monday only 121ac
One lot of Rem frew Devonshire
GinghamS. worth 75c and S5c a
yard in short lengths, priced spe-
cial 48c
Plain colorcd Ginghams and
Madras, worth 50c a yard, Mon
day special ------------ 2712c
36-inch Curtain Scrim worth
35c yard, special 22lac
Ladies all silk Gcorgettc
Waists, worth $3.50 to $500 spc-
cial S4.98
One lot of Jack Tar MILDLY
Blouscs. worth $500; Monday
special ------------- $3.50
Ladies Bungalow Aprous
made of good percales in light
and dark colors, worth $3.50
special ---------- SLAB
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
MILLINERY

The Dixie is headquarters in
Chickasha for the latest and most
up-to-date styles in millinery.
Good looking spring hats in new
black straw and braid, styles
that viii become matrons and
maids. reasonably priced $500
and up
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
Special in Mems Work Clothes

Men heavy blue OveralIs all Sizes priced per par $3.50
Round House made Overal priced pair--- $295
Mems good work shirts ia blue and priced S150
Round House and Lee union als priced per pair S495
Mems good elk shoes black and tan. priced par $3.50
Men good heavy shoes black dan. priced pair S595
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
Genuine BARGAINS
MONDAY, MARCH lST, 1920

ehavegon tnoughh oapc
day March, one nuia againan INC
do your gat The xon Ft
small mlpons urcuom
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
NOTICE

ElHott's Barber shop has moved
to III North ith st. -'-u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28

First Publis.ed Feb 2S. 1920.
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE ON MINOR LANDS.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance OF an order OF the County
Court Of Grady County, Oklahoma,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
LADIES'
READY-TO-WEAR

We have been receiving new
merchandise in our Rcady-to-
Wear department practically
every day since January lst, and
when You see the showing of the
new styles you will readily agree
with us that we have the largest
selection Of ladies suits, coats
aud dresses in western Oklahoma
The prices are higher this sea
son, but you can still buy a good
looking spring suit, dress or coat
at reasonable price.
New Spring Suits, $3.50 and
up.
New Spring Dresses, $2475
and up.
New Spring Coats, $1975 and
up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-28
Bargains in the Bargain Basement
Dru Goods &npcin[S

Ladies black and navy wool
skirts, worth $50 to 5000;
Monday $4.95
Light colorcd outings worth
Zoe, Monday, specials - .221ac
3G-inch blcachcd Muslin worth
35c yard, Monday special 23c
26-inch Pcrcales in light and
dark colors, worth 35c per yard,
special -------------. 21c
27-inch Curtain Scrims in
white and Ecru worth 25c, spe-
cial 15c
Black Satinc Pctticoats, worth
$3.50 and $500, Monday SLAB
1s-inch crash Towcliug worth
35c yard, Monday special 19c
Good heavy Blankets, size 70x
50, worth $500; Monday spe-
cial ---------------- $395
Good wool plaid Blankets, large
size, worth $500, Monday spe-
Ladies Voilc waists worth
$3.50 and $500; Monday spe-
cial -------- $100
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
Wash Waists

Fine waists of good wash
able wolfe. organdie, etc.
NJ a ny beautiful spring
styles. Extra Special Sat
urdav at
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Petticoats

One large lot Of petticoats
in several different styles,
of manipulated silk. Spe-
cial at
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

HAY cue hacerles = los oolshev!kls
II iusticia de que son ~admirables po-
lcln!sras. Su prensa. IA mayor orques-
Iada Y la mas discjpiinada del mum
DC. ha hecho que pronto Sc reduzca
: vul-areS preOcupaciones mercantl-
les 'el humanirarismo" en- que Sc
irSpiraban los partidarios del leyan-
tau.ienro del bloqueo. En- eI concepto
DC Ia opinion publica rusa. el Con-
seio Supreme es IN simple sindlca-
70 capitalisra que amenaza 4 Russia
cen dejarla sin materials primas.
'Hsce algun tempo. dice Steklof,
rara acaparar nueStro trigc, subven-
cicnaron los ahadoS a sus intermedia-
rios: Koltchak, Denikine y Youde-
mitch. pero eStos lacayos del imperia-
,isno han sido aplastados definitiva-
mente; deseSperando de su cauSa, los
aliados Sc dirigen ahora a las coope
rativas: manana Sc veran obligados
4 lamar a Ia puerta de los SovietS:
Victoria. victoria. "Cuando los mi
aistros de la Entente los estadistas Y
los periodistas hacep relaci6n lleno
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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Russia CONSUMIDORA

rert6 desmesuradamente la capaci-
dad de consume del campesino.
La superficie sembrada-las esta-
disticas bolsheviquistas 10 atestiguan
Observation-Disclosures, cuando mas,
uu 30 por ciento de la Superficie
adorable. 4 los ejos del c~ampesino,
Ell ~porvenir set halla demasiado ar
gado de enigmas sociales para allen
tarlo al cultivo integro de las tierras
que posee deSde Ia revolution. Fl
muiic teme tanto 81 regreso del an
tiguo propietario como n nueva
experiencia de Lenine, quien. Neno
de rabia, tuvo~que consagrar, por pu-
70 oportunismo. los derechos del pc
uueno burgues agrario. No posterior-
mente a 90 de Erero, IN decreto de
los comisarios del pueblo amenazaba
a los campesinoS Q nacionallzar to-
das las tierras que nc estuyieran sem
bIedas. Pero Ell mGjic. desde hace
mucho tempo, esta acostumbrado a
esos truenos de opera que Sc renue-
van periodicamente con ID vuelta
ofensiva del hambra en- las ciudades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

d. complacencia a los graneros rusOS
prometidos a la escasez europea Gque
otra cosa hagen sino enriquecer con
uuevos argumentoS esta propaganda
.sCvietista?
Defender las materias primas con-
ira los ''picaros brrgueses:" tai Ia
side Ell tema d~esorrollado sin ire
qua por los innumerables "Preyda' e
"Izvest;a." :Se quierc conocer Ia "a
ION verdadera de esta consigna? Que
Russia no puede eXportar NADIA Y que
NADIA podra exportar durantc mucho
tempo. Ha llegado la bora de borrar
de los manuales de gografia la mule
tilla clasica de que Russia es el gra-
nero de Europa. EstS prohibido vlvir
va hasados en- una formula estereoti-
pada en- Ia epoca anterior a Ia que
IRA.
Ninguna de las condolences que
aseguran Ia e~xportacion de los cerea-
les Sc realiza ahora en- ls 'patria So
cialista.' La revolution 6isminuy6 eli
rendiniento del trabajo, redujo a pc
Gazos las tierras productivas Y au-
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Ademas lpara que seririan Ia

Ademas lpara que servirian las
c~xistencias de productos dado ell esta-
do actual de los f~erocarriles? Pod
vciski. que no es otra cosa que ur
Trotzky militar despues de un VlaJe
de inspection ACADIA de declarar ante
los soviets que ell "desastre de los fe-
r~rocarriles here de esterilldad hasta
q la conQuista de Donetz Y de Ia
Ukrania." FL material rodante Sc ha
d:sminuido en- un so por ciento; las
reparaciones alcanZan como maNi-
NUN a un Is por ciento de las Loco
nlororas deterioradas; los trenes ape
1.as 81 caminan 60 Kilometres por dIa;
a resar de Ia severidad de las penas,
,os campesinos no suministran nunca
mas del 5 al 10 por ciento de Ia ma
no de obra requisada. FL trigo, GUAM
do 10 hay, Sc pudre en- donde Sc halla,
y en- un pals boscoso por e~xcelencia,
las ciudades degeneran en- necropo'
lis polares. Solamente el 10 por Glen
to de Ia lena requerida ha podido
ser Nevada a su d%estino: cifra Official
coEfesada por Ia prensa bolshevih
en- I'm acceso de franqueza.
Serge de CHESSIN.
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LA ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

e. m-no, j. ~ sno 70 haSc-ss ias:a,a.
Do. H. ins.rU;dc g mnchos r--od'sntes para
cue ccasizuieran emp,ec en los Fl. &C. Ma.
cioaSlcs de Mexico : o-ros siStemas :c-7~
tiario-.
Sc irpa-tsr co1oci=a;en5ss : cnsshs7zS
s~or,p,eta > rcde-na : I2su-cec-es de Loso-
rcto=zs, I~aspectc, - C. Fveros - Are. ms
pertores de- Calde-Ss, IEs2ec-Cres oe Trenes.
Nzcn:-i.tzs. FoEorevcz. CoCdIc-N-es. Caro-
,.-or. Repa-adorss - CagEos, Neca=icos &c
Casa RsGorda. Nec5aicos Ge FSo ' Fa1er
General. Nccaoicos &C fr>uo> ae AEEe- -
p-c!sIistss = ot-os yS1oz cG-sos.
la Escu~a Ferroca=rj!e-A SCD.rz2s csc
IA sSs :-ao&jcs Pc- cor7-STcnd-HcI1 n TO-
Scs za1e.os Cce descSrer se- alSs Tas cae
-t-.ans ~.sciayos &c t-aealos dc-os y seer
sos hz;oS. y ayEda q pe-tecc'on1rSe a les
se- -je-cer sin teEeT gTsn6es co0ocrTnie7SoS'
Ia EScu.ia Fsr-C-Sgrils-a MeIlcs7a e r.
eonc-iaS = reconandzds pc- -oias lSs Inc
res De Fer-o-a~-iie-oS NrXi-s1os. alcos 1rtes
3 prcr,iasrtes rupleadcs-
Por n :ns:Srif:csnte suna Dc crat!c peso,
xlrc1erta eentavos. pusds e-2s-7- . pe-sc-
e.ona-ss . est16ia- IN cGr-o: .lesc ci7eo
rsutnyoS diaries hasta cue Sp-F5tS IN CURSE
v r.ribs certificate : diploma
.Desea rrohar al tueC=E &c volGatSd para
.p-.Dsrr aIxo rroveehosoc R=-ita IN resc
r:rrr,enta csrtSvos e. giro postal I c-Gea 6.
rrorsss. = inm~-diSt<rente -er'bl-R !eeeFonrs
' rnn.,.-as de srSbados a varies coioTes- So
fici-rt.s ra-a u mes &c estudios
Direction:
EscUELA FERRoCARRGEaA NEEIcASA
r. o BOI u. iadio. csHE U s A.
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La mano dc obra rural faltara STEM
pre- para cultivar las tierras del Esta-
do. Y. ante las resistencias citadlnas,
los ~boIshevikis Sc han resignado va
mas de una vez a enrloar, sin mucilo
exito por otra parte, a los eN-arreri--
Gatarios entire los Obreros agrlcoIas.
Ell advenimiento del sociallSmo a.
rroio a Russia a su prehistoric, a We
getaci6n cellular de seres primitivos
cue temian al vecino Y Sc confina-
ban en- sus cuevas. Mientras la cose-
cha Sc efectuaba, los "IZvestia' Eu-
hlicaron a este respecto confeslones
de una sirceridad edificiente. Los
campesinos Sc bastan a 81 mismos, di-
10 ell Comisario Smirnof. de Saratof,
Ia masa rural Sc Ia nivelado, todos sc
italian igualmentc ricos Y todos. mas
cue nunca, estan decididos q rehusar
el trigo. "Es complete el d;vorcio
ertre la ciudad Y la aldea. Los mujics
nH tuv;eron miedo para responderle 4
kalinie. ~presiderte del Conite CEN
trail de los campos: "Que las ciudades
nos dejen en- paz, puesto que las ciu-
dades nos son ;ndiferentes." Y, de
hecho, las ciudades decaen: los habi-
tantes de Moscou gastaron 10 mil
m~illones de rublos el ano pasado pcra
procurarse productos de contrabando.
;seran mas condescendientes con ell
~extranjero los ~cam2esinos? La exIe-
riencia al memo en- Ukrania,-donde
un Estado Mayor famelico habia en-
trevisto IN pals en- honanza-autofi-
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: "a q responder sin gran v~acllscloh.
Il muj;c absqrbio los a~rticulos de ma
Ia calidad de Berlin y guardo su III
&C.
Es u e. miiic, pequeno produc-
-or rural iam5s fue. nj u antes dc
/, o7,erra. 81 capital en- mate
{; IA de e~xportacion. Su cultlvo rual-
mentario. cuyo nivel no ha hecho
otra cosa que bajar, apenas lie PERM
tia sacar del suelo agotado por pro-
ccdimientos m~edievales, con que sa-
risfacer las necesidades de 81 consul
mo personal. e. %campeslno no vendla
Ell excedente de su production sino
10 u le quitaba a su subsistence.
Para vender, Sc quedan con nam
hre. La racion del mujic no eXcedla
de; 60 Dor ciento de Ia raclon de un
campesino frances, y solo esta ailmen-
tacion insuficiente hacia possible Ia
apsricion de su trigo en- los mercados
extranjeros. Ahora bien, durante la
guerra. O Ia primera veZ de su VI
Ga-y por vcz primera en- la nlstorla
de Rusia,-el mujic comic realmente
rara saciar su hambre: en- e. Quartet
Y en- ell depos.to adquirio habitos de
luio: la carne, ell te, el azucar; Y de
represo a la aldea, prodigiosamente
e~nriquecido, desde csc momento .hlzo
figurar naturalmente en- su menu
una cantidad de pan cue reemplaza-
Ia q la carne que faltaba o era mac
ccsible. Conertido en- consunidor, Ell
mGjic dej6 de eXportar. Ell trlgo ru-
so ACADIA de adquirir Il nueva ellen
tels local de unos 'cien millones de
honlbres legatarios de una hanlbre
atavica. Y todas las riquezas rusas,
siguiendo Ell eiemplo del srigo, iran
a dar, tarde 0 temprano al muJic, ca
ritalista salido del bolshevikismo.
En- estas condolences jquien lie ha-
Ia honor al levantamiento del bio
Gueo? los grandes y los medianos
propietarios, principals abastecedo-
res del extranjero, han desaparecido
en- medic del immense desquiciamlen-
to de Ia PARTITION negra.' La TERRA
rusa esta dividida, ~pulverizada, trans
tornado en- una nebulosa agraria. La
mas pequena isba es n especle de
m6nada aislada por tabiques estanca-
dos, fuera del Estado, de Ia civiHza-
ci6n Y de Ia humanidad. Para polerle
Unite a esta repression barbara, el
eobierno bolsheviki inrento crear los
cortijos sovietistaS, esJecies de orga-
ni~zaciones agricolas coz. comites, jor-
radas de ocho horas y aplicacion de
todos los principles comunistas; pc
70 estas innovaciones, en- las que los
campesinos veian, no sin razon, n
vuelta disfrazada a IL hegomonia, de
la grande propiedad, contribuyeron
dc manera singular a d~esacrediEar a
Leuine en- los campos. Boycoteados
per los mujics, n despues de otra,
las referidas empresas %tuvieron que
Eresentarse en- quiebra despues de al
gunos meses cerrados 0 deficits.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
V E

LAREDO TYPEWRITER COMPANY. Casa
cue vcndc maqaSnas dc escrihir trclRdo
Standard" para ~visjeros. honbres dc ne
gocios, =tc. UN GRAN SURTIOO Ell fcuo-
grafos ventas al contado : en- abonos. Pr
Ga catalogo; Sc le msndara gratis. s. Gu
tierrez. Box 90. Laredo. Texas.
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MATRIMONIAL

CABALLERO mexicaao. de 50 amos de edad.
hon-ado > traba iador. cesca rclscionarsc cor
Se6crita o Sonora. honrrsda. objcto matri.
nonio absolute rescrva. Las interesadas pue-
den dirigirse a r. Ponce 23I 18th. Ave.
COUNSEL Bluffs. Iowa t24)
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,SECESITA $4,000? Prestarncs confidcncia-
les sobre muebles \ personals r sueldc. Aeo-
nos faciles.-Por $50. SOC. semanarios. 3o9
Conroy Bldg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

VFNTA HIPOTECARIA.N o REMATE. NO
CONFUNDA. vcnga y adquiera cualquier Co
ra.-Dos docenas de reloxes standard New
York, de GAIA tamaio l6. de orc rclleno,
siete ioyas. 4 s3.s5.-Una docena dc reio-
xcs Hammond, abiertos. de 81 ioyas y de
orc relleno. s6.5o.-Trcs docenas de reloxes
Transpacific tamano IS, abiertos, lie 81 jC-
yas y De GRO relleno. 5 T.s5.-Sais iuegos Ro-
gers de % pleas. de c~uchilios, tenedorcs y
cucharas. s "a. Oo.-Juegos Ell estuches. ss.s5.
-Reloxes desrertaGorcs Big Ben. SLID
Leontinas BriEgs-Simons de $ 500. de orc
relleno., S l.50.-Una docena de relox Victor.
tanafo 6, dc orc rellene, s3.50.-Anillos ma
trimoniales de camafeo. que valen $3.50, por
3.s5.--Galerias de ORC, montadas. $25.0o.-
Brooches de camafeos para seno-as. S6.5O.-
-Reiox de- pulsera para sonora. valcn S ZOO,
de GRO re!ieno, por Ss.5o.-Tambien una GAIA
dc hi, de 5000 libras. apa-ador y banco
~-cloier3. reGistradora National muy ba-ata--
James McCurry, comisionado, 22s Z. CONNER
ce st. san Antonio, TeIas.-Crockett So
(2I
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REQ TOURING
NlE !!E!2 - He|rea SALss O.
LARGEST III TIE SOUTHWEST

ACABO de rccibir cajetas leSftimas de Ccia-
"a, 8. Is. = CSC. cada una. V. Amczcua. 42t
Goliad St. San Antonio. TeSas.-4-D
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PIANOLAS

Pianolas usadas. desde S3T5.Oo hasta $4,000
Cr pequeho pago e. TODD 10 cue requeti-
n,.ntc. despues, e! balance 'puede listed pa
carlo en- pequenos atoaos mensiaics. de SOW
a $500 por mes
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC co.
ZIG W. Commerce st,
Z. S. Bridge. Mgr. Isaac 9IeaSoe' '4".
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CANGA
AL contado

AL contado
Ia casa Residential del Coronel I.
c. Gibbs, en- 9O5 Mason st. Completa
en- todos u detal!es.
Eean a
E. T. McCOUN, 3l4 EiL dug
CIR. ia.
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NAorINAS PARA TORTILLAS. Vendemos
maouipas para ~tortillas. que fabrican como
400 ~tortiIlss por bora Tambi&n .eaternos
molinos de piedra para nixtamal. Pida MUGS
t-o follcto.-Thc P. +. v.
Box 429.-Los Angeles, Calif-
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SELLOS DE COMA

Los hacemos en- todos los estiios. como 50
nos ordenen. Damos especia! atercion a los
pedidos por correo. San Antonio Rubber
Stamp Co., SIT Navarro St. San Anto-
Lilo. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21
~VERDADERAS GANGAS EN-
PIANOS
He AQUI UNA PARTE DE
NUESTRA LISTA

Pianos de ScgundG WGHo
Thos Goggan ......... Ebano .........S $500
Stcinway and Sons 80. MADEIRA Rosa. $4,000
PHILIPPE ........... Caoba .......-.-..S 1900
Everett ............ Ebano. -........S 5000
yose and Sons ........ Ebano....... 1850
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

SEMMLA PARA PLANTACIoN.-1,tOo
b1sheis, en- buen estado. Semilla Mebane. pro-
duce de So 2 10 por ciento. SD por tis-
hel. en- sacos de 5 bushes. (. o. D.. Coleman.
Texas.-W. T. Knox. Coleman. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-21

q responder sin gran v~acllaclon-
y mni;c absorbio los articulos de ma
2 calidad de Berlin y guardo su tn
The Colorado statesman., 1920-03-20

to the publc's not being properly in
formed.
1.-The department regards the use Of
saccharin In food as menace TO
health" says DIR. Alsberg. This Is
the position of the department today,
as 1t was in 1911. when official deci
sions were rendered. There has been
no scientific evidence adduced on the
basis of which the department would
he justified in any manner in altering
its position.
1.-THE department regards food to
which saccharin has been added as
adulterated. since substance has
been added to the food which may
render it deleterious to health. 1t also
regards 1t as adulterated In that
substance of no food value whatever
has been substituted for sugar, a very
valuable food. The department has
now pending a criminal prosecution
against one concern for the shipment
Interstate of parcel of saccharin
labeled as harmless. Furthermore,
majority of the states prohibit the use
of saccharin in food, either by statute
or by regulation"
The Colorado statesman., 1920-03-20

flour, bit of salt, half a cupful of
cold water and the beaten yolks of two
eggs. Cook until smooth add tea
spoonful of butter and fill baked
crust. Cover with a meringue pre-
pared with the two whites. beaten
stiff. Brown in moderate oven.
Boiled Honey custard.-Take two
cupfuls of milk, the yOlks of three
eggs, half cupful of honey and a
pinch of salt. Scald the milk and pour
over the eggs and honey. Cook in n
double boiler till the mixture thick
ems
Honey Pudding.-Take half cup
full of honey, one cupful of bread
grated rind of half lemon, two ta-
bIespoonfuls Of butter. two eggs and
half teaspoonful of gingeras Mix the
honey and bread crumbs; add the milk,
,easonings and the yOlks of eggs.
Beat thoroughly and add the butter
and whites of eggs, well beaten. Steam
for two hours in pudding mold
Almost any frozen dish will have a
smoother, more velvety texture and
will not me't so readily If honey is
,lsed for s.veetening instead of sugar.
Honey Mousse.-Beat one cuDfu of
honey and pour slowly over the we'll
beaten yolks of four eggs. Cook until
tie mixture thickens and when cool
add a pint of cream, whipped. Flavor
with any delicate fiavoring and pour
the mixture into a mold; pack in ice
and salt and let stand three or four
hours.
In the making Of many dishes in
which sugar is used honey takes the
place of an equal amount of sugar;
but the liquid in the recipe will need
TO be cut down one-third. The flavor
of good honey combines well with
spices and fiavorings commonly used.
If one is fortunate enough to have
nive of bees it will help long way In
.olving the sugar question.