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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

miles from Silver City this creek
may be reached by motor over the
Silver City-Pinos Altos road Sup
plies can be secured at Pinos Altos,
five miles away. The spot is a
very pretty one, we'll wooded and
with good places to pitch camp.
Points of Interest in ella.
The ella cliff dwellings may be
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while there are no horses available
or pack outfits to be had on the
spot, there are numerous attrac-
tons such as fishing. woods noun
tain climbing. There is a small re-
sort patronized principally by Ros.
well people, and it is hard to get
into on account of the lack of
roads. There is fine rugged seem
cry, however, to compensate for
the trip.
Cloudcroft, $3.50 Feet.
Cloudcroft is located at the sum-
nit of the Sacramento mountains
at an altitude of $3.50 feet. The
railroad goes straight to the point
and excellent accommodations are
offered at the Lodge. Cloudcroft.
Cloudcroft may also be reached by
automobile from the Southern Ma
tional highway. a trip of twenty
two miles. Besides the large hotel,
there are several smaller hotels
and hundred or more cottages.
Horses and camp outfits are avail
able, and there is mountain climb
ing and beautiful woods. This Is
an established resort, easily
reached and very popular with the
southern part of the state and
Texas. 1t offers a cool spot in the
midst of sweltering plains.
The southwestern Fish, Game
and Forest Protective association is
located on the head of Eagle
creek at an altitude of 1000 feet.
1t is 22 miles from Carrizogo and
while there is no regular stage it
may be reached by auto on the Car
rizozo- Roswell main route, the
Auto State route, twelve miles from
the place. There is a club house
for members of the association,
there are fishing and mountain
climbing but no horses or pack
outfits for camping trips. The re-
sort is being developed by CARR
zozo people but is open to member
ship to anyone. Cottages and tent
houses are to be built as funds per-
nit. There is beautiful scenery
right at the foot of Sierra Blanca.
Keep your camp clean. You
may want to come back.
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Turkey, Deer, Antelope, and Big
Game Abound inf orests of NM.

If any one has an idea that big
game is extinct in New Mexico or
that all the lion and bear have gone
to join the buffalo, he may reas-
sure himself as to such condition.
There are enough mountain lion,
predatory bears, wolves, coyotes,
as to seriously affect the stock OF
New Mexico every year. There are,
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T. I X Il +!

When you camp in the forests
be careful with camp fires, Gig
arettes, matches. cigar stubs and
fire in general. A moments care-
lessness may destroy your camp
equipment and thousands of acres
of timber and bring you in collision
with the United States department
of justice. Don't pollute streams.
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reached only by pack outfit and
saddle horse from Silver City. fifty
miles distant. The nearest road
point is thirty eight miles away,
and there are no accommodations
for visitors. so that they must
come prepared to spend a night in
the open, under the stars. The
cliff dwellings are in fair state
of preservation and are quite ex-
tensive.
Leave a clean camp. You may
wish to return. Carelessness with
fire in any form in the woods is
criminal, and costs the government
and yourself many millions.
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DATIL is LARGEST
FOREST IN THE U. S.

Although the Datil National
Forest is the largest in the en-
tire United States, comprising
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THE CHA INCLUDES
MAGNIFICENT RANGES.

The ella national forest is To-
Gated in southwestern New Mexico
on the Arizona line. 1t has an
area of 100000 acres and an ele-
walton of 1900 to 10.S00 feet. The
main mountain ranges are the Mo-
gollon. Diablo. Pinos Altos and
Back ranges. The high mountains
are covered with dense tir''er and
give rise to many living b. cams.
Excellent fishing and hunting are
to be had. as streams are stocked
regularly and game, big game
abounds. The natural scenic
beauty of this region affords
enough distraction for the motor
list, and there is recreation in
plenty for the tired business man
who has been office bound during
the winter,
Camping Grounds.
Willow Creek. Beautiful streams
at an elevation of 5000 feet afford
countless good camping sites. The
scenery is superb. There is fish
ing in this and in Iran creek, nine
miles distant by trail. Willow
creek is accessible by automobile
frcm Magdalena over the Bursum
road to Magdalena. Wagons and
outfit are available at Mogollon
. for the balance of the trip. The
distance by road from Magdalena
is lis miles.
Mcknight Canyon. This stream
may be reached by motor over the
Silver City-Santa Rita Mimbres
road. 1t is twenty miles from the
railroad at Santa Rita, but sup
plies may be gotten from nearby
ranchers and from Mimbres, eight
miles away. 1t lies at the foot of
the Beach range and there are
ideal camp sites but no fishing.
Silver Creek. This is a small
stream reached by automobile over
the Silver City Mogollon road. 1t
is ninety miles distant from Silver
City, and near Mogollon where
supplies may be easily procured.
Riding, camp sports and hikes
make this a spot for good summer
fun.
Animas Creek This stream fur
nishes very good camping sites.
The fishing is fair. 1t may be
reached from the Hillsboro-El Paso
road. and is forty-five miles from
the Railroad to Lake Valley.
Mogollon Creek. This creek can
be reached by motor over the Sill
yer City-Gila valley road to Box n
ranch, from which place it is six
miles by trail. The fishing is fairly
good and fine trout streams in the
Mogollon mountains may be reach
ed from this stream by trail and
on horseback Supplies and out
fits can be had in the ella valley,
ten miles away.
Cherry Creek. Lying twelve
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FOR SALE

sL20O-4-room brick, stucco bungalow,
G modern, glassed in porch, hardwood
floors, coal and gas range, Third ward.
close in; furniture also for sale.
terrace OF four two-story, cement block
seven-room dwellings, each with sepa
rate hot water heating plant; also one
two-family house. three garages, large
lot good location in Fourth ward. "A
fine Investment. Price on application.
81, 650-4-room frame. modern, large
sleeping porch, lot 50x142, South Edith
street,
s3,100-5-room brick, bath, etc. sleeping
porch, good outbulldings South Arno.
SS,00O-5-room brick. fireplace. garage,
large lot, good shade, North Fourth
street.
s4.5Os--4s acres of good land. six miles
from town on state highway, small
orchard, pumping plant, electric power.
two houses. outbulidings, implements.
A. ELEISCMER
Real Gstats. Insurance. Loans
Phone e7s Ill south Fourth Street.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, March 24.-Uneasiness
on the part of shorts led to up
turns in the price of corn today,
Notwithstanding further extensive
publicity given to misdoings
ascribed to spectators. The mar
ket closed nervous, 5sc to Nc net
higher with May $1.565s to $l.56%
and July $1,51 to $1.51 "a Oats
gained hc to &c. Provisions
showed a setback of zoe to soc. b
At first the corn market was
depressed by continuance of SELL
ing due largely to focusing of trad
ers' attention on rumors of wrong
full methods of car control and on
other supposed sinister reasons for
scarcity of grain at big terminals.
+, The new declines today. however,
were of brief duration.a Gossip be-
came current that farmers were
not disposed to sell at the break,
Besides, receipts were not large and
it was said country roads through
out many sections were in bad
shape from rain and unseasenably
warm weather. Anxiety about the
condition of winter wheat tended
also to lift the corn market al
though timely moisture was re-
ceived in parts of Kansas and Ok
lahoma.
Oats paralleled the action of
corn. Delays to seeding counted
somewhat in favor of the bulls.
Free selling ascribe6 to packers
had weakening influence on pro-
visions. The effect OF upturns in
grain was counterbalanced by
lower hog values.
Closing prices:
Corn-May. $1.561a; July. $1.51;
Sept. $1.47B.
Oats-May, S7Ac; July, 79&c.
Pork-May, $37S7; July, $3S.00,
Lard-May, $21.50; July, $22.25.
| Rihs--May. $19.25: July, $19.77.
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DRESSMAKTNC

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WANTED--Sewing, plain orEfancy. prices
y reasonable. 305 North Broadway,
phone 1921. SO
PLAITING-7Accord side-box or fancy
piaiting;- all sizes and widths. Phone
31f. Crane Apartments. 215 North
Seventh.
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WANTED-Agents

A. $4,000 a year proposition to agents,
either sex; no selling; new plan; ais,
want Ssales manager. Union Loan Co.,
Albuquerque, h
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, March 24.--Mercan-
tile paper, unchanged; exchange,
strong; sterling 60-day bills,
S3.7S%; commercial 60-day bills
on banks, s3.7S%; commercial CO.
day bills. $3.TSA; demand,
Sassy; cables. sS.s31a.
Government bondsAFirm.
Railroad bonds-Irregular.
Time loans-Strong. Sixty and
90 days, S1s@9 per cent; six
months, S@S1s per cent.
Call money-Strong High, Ia
per cent; low, 7 per cent; ruling
rate, Z per cent; closing bid, 10 per
cent; offered at Ia per cent; last
loan. IA per cent; bank accept
ances, 6 per cent.
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TYPEWRTTERS

TYPEWRfTERS--All makes overhadisd
and repaired. Ribbons for. every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change, phene sel-J. laa South Fourth
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FOR SALE-FIcuses
| FOR ALE--Five-room modern house.
corner lot. 111s South High.
FOR SALE--six- brick residence at
| 2O2 North Edith. Charles Mann,
jFOR sAkE-Nine-ro room house; two baths
two halls; small basement. See owner
at 522 West lead
FOR sALE-EeauI1uI bungalow T01nc,
| well improved, in Luna Park, with
four lots. Phone S6s, or 4S7.
FOR sALE-or trade, seventeen room
modern house, with garage, lot 50x15O
| three baths, hot water heat. 500 West
"copper"
| FOR SALE-New three-room stueco
house, 50x1i2 foot lot. in highlands
$3.50, terms; must be sold at once.
Phone 24Os-J2.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, owner leaving,
four-room frame, bath; close in; suit
able for residence or business location, lot
25x142. Phone 1418-R.
| FOR SALE-By owner, four-room mod
ern cottage. well furnished, two
| porches; in the highlands; can give pos
| session April /. Phone f449-w. -
| FOR SALE-ffve-room mouern frame IN
good nefghborhood. Fourth ward, price
| $4,000. Be sure to look at thIs ]. d.
Keleher. 40s West Central. phone 40.
FOR -sALE-Either ,oHe Of two houses,
four and five rooms and sleeping
porches both well built, pressed brick
and cement block, strictly modern, with
garage. Apply 40T West Coal.
tFOR SALE--By owner Five-room house
Newly renovated. Living and dining
rooms combined, hardwood floors, built
in features. bath. furnace. gas. garage,
| finest location. Immediate possession.
Phone 1s2h-w
IFOR SALE-House containing five rooms
and sleeping porch. just remodeled
and newly decorated throughout, modern
| except heat, buff in features: in high
class neighborhoods Price $500. Terms
Real Estate Exchange. 4o9 West Cop
per phone 10.
FOR sALE---A corner I25x142 feet, on
West Lead and South Fourth streets.
with three fiye-room brick houses and
one five-room frame house: real bar
gain at $4,000; the land alone is worth
the price. J. II. Peak ia West Cen
tral, phone 39S.
WANTED-Apartments
>~e~-~s->~-r~>-~>-cse~~ S~S~~~~-~~e-~
WASTED-Small furnished apartment
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WALL STREET

tsY MORNING JousNkL Fs%elAL LEASED wlREi
New York, March 24.-The
stock market tOppled over like an
inverted pyramid in the last half
of today's session, after an early
period in which several recent
speculative favorites assembled TO
highest quotations in their history.
Leaders reacted five to over
forty points from top levels of the
morning and aNcondition approach
ing decentralization characterized
the feverishly active close, with
call money at IA per cent.
Trading was once more controll-
ed by professional interests and the
extravagant operations of that ele-
ment were largely if not entirely
responsible for the break, which
was more severe and far reaching
than any movement since the early
part of February.
y General Motors again furnished
the pyroteehnics of the session,
rising 1919 points ln~the first hour
~ the new maximum of 410 and
declining precipitate1y to 366, clos
at that quotation, with a net loss
of 331a points.
Crucible Steel replaced an early
gain of 1919 points with a net loss
of 5h and other motors. steels,
equipments and oils finished at de-
elines of three to eight points after
having shown actual advances of
that much.
Rails and standard industrials
also substituted morning gains of
one to three points with moderate
losses and miscellaneous special
ties were engulfed in the general
reaction at the end. Sales, $780,
900 shares
The bond market was not af-
fected by the movements of stocks,
Liberty issues, for example, scoring
moderate gains for the day. High
grade rails and industrials were
only slightly changed. Total sales,
par value, aggregated $12. 100000.
United States bonds unchanged on
call.
ClOcinu nriaoc.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver. March 24.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1,400. Market steady. Beef
steers, $1,000 @12.00; cows and
heifers, $S.00@10.25; stockers and
feeders, @1E60; calves, $1,000
"a 1850.
= Hogs-Receipts 500. Market
steady. Top, s15.4O; bulk, s14.00
s015.25.
Sheep Receipts 10.400. Market
15c to 35c fowery Lambs, $f7:50
@1s.50; ewes. s12.00QlS.0O,
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Appendicitis.
Selling

We have been told that nearly
every one operated on for Appendix
citis has been troubled with con-
stipation a long time before the
attack. If you would avoid append
icitis take Chamberlain's Tablets
when needed to keep your bowels
regular,
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TURKISH BATHS
FOR SALE--Furniture

FOR SALE-New Victroia. dresser and
library table tItO West Mountain road.
FOR SALE--Dresser, bed, dining table
and chairs, book case, rugs. stove, re-
frigerator, etc. Phone 2l5s-R. 1901
North Sec0pd.
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PERSONAL

TOURISTS-Are you coming to Los An
geles this summer? Secure your ac-
Communications in advance. CITY on
BEACHBs. Send stamp fof application
Rent Payers Agency. lt05 Kerckhou
Bldg, Les Angeles. Calf.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR SALE-Good business preparations
business houses, residences, cottages,
rooming houses. ranches. Southwestern
Realty. 10 South Third. phone RAW.
RELIABLE southern man of action,
wants a man who can finance himself
to $500 or more, to carry stock and a
joint sub-agency in New Mexico. Article
has merit and a seller. II looking to bet
ter your condition, Investigate. Address
X. c.. care Journal
FOR SALE-Grocery and meat market.
Good suburban location, doing nice
business, neat clean stock. Win invoice
about $4,000 Counters and shelving go
with the building Low rents. Owner has
other interests Deal direct with the
owner. Traders keep out. Address
Grocery. care Journal
AN ATTRACTIVE PRoPOSITION-Wil
sell the territory comprising Mckinley
County, Bernallilo county and San
Juan county. for the handling of Ford
starters; sells on sight at s15 a chance
to clean up $4,000 per month: can be
turned over Immediately. as owner can.
not give the business his personal at
tention. Address l.. A. Byrd. Gallup
New Mexico,
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, March 24.-Liberty
bonds scored gains today. closing
at: avs. $3.50; first As. $1,000;
second As, $S94S;9 first AIS,
$1,000, second ANS, $3.50; third
s4As, $92.76; fourth ANS. $3.50;
Victory ans. 1880; Victory 4%s,
S97.62.
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WANTED-Apartments

>r~e>~-.->~--r~r><Nr~~-r> - ~r~~~S><~~~~~~~
WANTED-Small furnished apartment,
by coupler no sick; can give refer.
enoes. Phone 6a2-W. 6Il9yll
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ARMY BARGAINS.

1916 SIT. wall khaki color. :. s32. so
1Gx16 aft. wall waterproofed. $3.50
9x9 Officers tent. Aft wall. .s26, SO
sx9 New naval tent, Aft. wall. s35. 90
12x12 New naval tent, Aft. wall. $500
14x14 Army tent. Aft. wall... :. s65. 90
17x21 Army tent, 5-ft. wall ..... $500
All tents are l24 o.. double filicd duck
and are sold complete with poles. pegs.
etc. Guaranteed to be trss from rips,
holes or tears
o. ID. all wool government overcoats.
three-quarter marching length, excellent
condition, 5000 EACH 81
o, d. wool shirts, reputation. :. SO. so
Khaki riding pants. regwation. 1.65
Leggings. both side and front lace
new ................ .....-...Sl.25
Wrapped leggings, o. d. wool. new So. 90
Gold Medal cots, used ........ $3.50
Steel spring barracks cots, new. >. 50. 90
20-lb mattress to fit either cot. $500
Grey new -lb. government inspect
/ ed all wool army blankets size
6SxS8 In only ..A........... $500
Same blanket used and renovated.
/ excellent condition ............. $3.50
All prices (. o. b. Waco, except cloth
Ing and blankets, which are sent pre-
paid Insured, parcel post.
L Mail check or money orser to
ARMY EQUIPMENT COMPANY,
4 ' Raleigh Hotel Bldg.
Waco, Texas.
4 80 - ~
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la ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- menos dc un ano dc habcrse insta!a.
do. ha ins:ruido n muchos csIndiantcs para
que consiGuIeran cmpleo On los IF. &C. Ne
cioualcs de Mexico y otros siStemaS feFro'
viari0s.
Sc imrartan conocimicntos y cnsenanza
comoIc,a Y modcrnI: q Inspectors DIR Loco
rotoras. lnspcc:orcs &C Frenos de- Aire. ms
pcctorcs de Calderas. Inspectors de Irene-.
MRGuinistas. Fogoncfos, Conductnrcs, Caro-
ZERO. Reparadorcs &c Carros. Necanlcos &c
Casa ReIonda. Mec%nicos dc P!so y Taller
General. Mecanicos &c frc0os De Axe. Is
pecialistas y ot-os varioS curtos.
In Escuc'a Ferrccagri!cra McNicana eHse'
IA cos trabajuS per correspondence. = &C.
dos aGuellos cue descaren ser algo mas cue
etcrnos eSclavos Ge trahaios dCros Y suei'
dos ha;oS. y ayGda a pectecc:onITse 4 los
que cjcrccn sin tel.cr GIandcS conocImicntoS.
La Escuo!a Fc-rCcarr;lcra MCNIc2na IS re-
roucciia y recommendation por todas las Cn.o-
res de FeTroC4rriieroS N~cNicaEoS. altos Jcie'
y promiucutes cmgleados.
Po- n insigrif.cante suma dc cu2tro peso;
circucuta ccUtayos. puede empezar \ pcricc-
r;nrarsc O. es;udiar un curse. lueEc c!nco
rentayos diaries Hasta que ap-"nda in curse
= rcciha Certificate Y diploma.
:Uesea prcbar 81 fuccZa d. voluUtad para
aprender ago y~oyechcso? Remita un peso
rin-ueuta ccn,avos On gro postal Il o-dcn de
Express. . iu.ucuia,ameu;e secibira lccc:Onc.
y nves,ra5 Dc .~-rabados a varies cotorcs. sa-
f!c.cntcs para IN mes de estudsos.
Direction:
ESCUElN FEEEUCARRILEN.l MENICANA
?. o. Box II. Into. Calf. L. 5. \.
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ARTICULOS MEXICAN0S

Precio por Libra:- Ajonjoli Soc;
Ajo nuevo $50; chile chipotle S1.O0;
pasilla V mulato (m~exicano) Sl-75:
chile pisado 45c; guaiil!o 4Sc: piquin
extra CSC; camaron limpio 45c; cola
ci6n 45c; cajeta Celaya l0c, 20c, 4Oc,
75c Y Sl.50 por c~ajeta; carne SEGA
SOC: CANELA CEYLAN 72c; Conf
nos 30c; ~cacahuate tostado SOC: CHO-
COLATE ESPECIAL meXicano 42c;
Chicharrones 28c: habas BIC; queso
blanco SOC; queso de tuna, II por
S1.00; CHORlEO est 10 meXicano i6c;
semilla caIabaza SIC; garbanzo 15c;
SALSA-MOLE l0c: PiQUin vinagre
iOc; piloncillO de Monterrey de pura
cana, Y Glen cosas mas. MANDA-
MOS lista general GRATIS Y hace-
mos ~descucntOs en- compras mayOres
de S2O-O9. Los pediGos dehen venir
con su impOrte complete. Garantiza-
mos Ia calidad de 10 que veRdemOs.
Pedidos 4 CABEZUD BROS l4l2
". Commerce St, San Antonio, Tex.
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Fl Destierro para
Ell Horroroso Calomel
Los H~abitantes del Sur dejan
de Usar esa Vieja Medici-
ma por ell "Dodson's
Liver Tone"

iUf. FL calomel 10 enferma. les
Horrible. Tome hoy una dosis de
esa droga peligrosa y manana sc
sentira enfermo.
lei Calomel es mercurio! Cuando
Sc pone en- contacto con la bills, pro-
duce una verdadera explosion, que es
la que lie o~casiona nauseas. ST listed
Sc siente perezoso, 81 su higado esta
torpe, sus intestinos congestionados o
ST. lengua sucia, tome hoy, en- IA no.
che, una rucharada del in~ofenslyo
"Dodson's Liver Tone"
He aqui mi garantia:-Compre en-
cualquier drogueria, por unos GUAM
tos centavos, una botella de Dodson's
Liver Tone; t0mese una ~cucharada, y
81 despues no Sc siente bien y con
un amino despierto, vuelva a Ia dro-
guerra Y exija que lie devuelvan su
dinero. Ell Dodson's Liver Tone ma
echado abajo Ia venta del calomel,
porque no causa salivacion nj 10 hace
sentirse enfermo. (Adv.)
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UN IMpORTANTE CONSE-
10 QUE NOS DICE COMO
CONSERVAR LA SALUD

I'd. acostumbra iavarse sus manos siemprc
que SO le ensucian :por que no hace I'd. 70
misno con sus dientcs? Aun en- el case de
quo I'd. no Sc preocupe por 81 asrecto cue
prescnta su dentadura. 81 deoe hacerio por
el estado general de su salud.
TODD el mundo sabe que la bucna salud
esta intimamcnte vinculada con una buena
digestion: ahora bien. una buena digestion
exigc como base una complete masticaci6n
de los alinentos. 10 que solo Sc c~cnsigue
con una buena dcntadura.
Todos podemos mantener nuestra dentadu-
RI EN- condolences de que facilmcnte sGsen-
pehe 81 trabajo dc In nasticaci6n y COZ clio
Sc conscEuir. tambiea evitar los penosos y
r~no!estos dolores de muelas. Por 10 dennis,
NADIA hay que le proporcione 4 I'd. resulta-
dos tan satisfac:orioS como Il pasta dental
Colgate. porque no solo es un magrifico
producto, sino que tambien es ~suHamente
econ6nico. Con 81 uso de este dentifrico y
I'm creillito de dienIes. habra hecho I'd. mu-
cho en- b~eneficio de su salud.
Tambien aconsejnmos n I'd. que de GUAM
do en- CT lido ocurra con su dcntista para
Que lie examine sus dientes = oportunanaer-
&c lie corrija los pequcnos defectos que I'd
no puede notar y que con el tempo. cuardo
Sc descuidan, son caUsas de Erandes males.
lAdv-I