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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-21
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NorGs12 11ian, JAP Brew: and MIA
Mrs. az ahd Mrs. Ericsson
W. M FIX Rose1i.s Tuesday. U y 3
Ing on 1 hfs f9 9f,SS~e g AZ present stay
4 Services at the ) 6fnn HI c ,
every SUNDAY, sunSey school Ct lStsf
Services At 11:$e. S4ns fsop7s f.; 49, nrg
gram:at 700 IS "a. We e,y 49, e EEK
p. ~ F2nglish services the sfrst : i a,;ys
day evsRiAs - each monsp. Pr AVE-.
N Ness'af 81 to Fhprsa+y evening: Roy:
81. ;. LANCE e ,ssasIsdt and oearge 81 Aader-
il this Vicinity W ets sss.hsss Ncallers
M9. and Mrs: Oscar Lind pfat I. :, !
d e y visited at Oscar Olson VedpeS.
s. Mrs. Albert Rodeaius e 1,t =.
hsates Atd ct the Baptist church we'd
sv mrs rs a,ssea visited i Q, It
Mr; ana Mrs: Q. RspasteA ana
AMY ME- ana Mrs. Henry AspaaA. If.
zed Of Ole Bloomquist,s last SIN dav. ~
Z. LAST frtday evening reception nj. -
rendered Rev: and Mrss Nord1il ats ths
Eahlnn Bapttsts church. S6nxs Wer1s a,,nS
:Dy the choir. rs Rev. F1alNn Sc Wtli1sge
:ReY. soFeys0n of 5vAa and Ray. panlssSnn
g I l1e Eliza beth wers. spokemen ouSis
teefes Were rendered q nll g welcon6e
soaE suHs ~ nv etnsr. Rey. Paulson
g ga..s. > tasepefn spoks tor consfxa
pAstor neat alsnI Sc ms ~ ~
NorlipE spoke IN beha1f 81 M RI r. IL ai,S:
ana 90 q 'pirsssntsd 1lr71.s
Nors cIcl Ssape 81 StS m NJ
p14bfenee ~ ~ ~ e.
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ORDIMANCE no, 1ao.


An 0RDnAMCE ANMExIMa GEE
OFW1L11IAR AND DECLARING
THE sA1IE TO BE An ADDITION
TO SAID CITY. -. .=-S- II. Z: 1
= MhereaH Danfel A. Murray, Jallmar
F. NYqufst and Martha I. SNyquist have
heretofore presented TO the City Coun-
that said Daniel A. Murray is a single
man, that the said Jallmar f.. Nyquist
and Martial NFquist are husband and
wife, that said Daniel a Murray and
said JatlmaF r. NYquist are the owners
in fee, and the only owners, Of the real
estate hereinafter described, that said
real estate abuts on and against the
Boundary line eff the corporate limits
Of said City Of WillmAr, and that the
said real estate has new been plated
into lots and blocks, and pray that said
real estate be annexed to said City Of
WH1mRF according to laW;5E -: ! IS
S 3. NOW FHEREFOHN, Be it ordained
by the City OF Wlllmar as follows: -.
I.s Section l, That all that certain piece
or parcel Of land, situate In the County
of Kandiyohi and State of MInneaota and
described 40 follows to wit: That part
OF South half OF Northeast quarter
= 1zzsof :NEA) of Section Fourteen f14),
Township One Hundred Nineteen (119).s
Range zThirty-fve $3.50, described BY
metes and bounds 90 felfowsi Com.
menctnE at the Ngrtheast corner OF The
South half of the Northeast qlartar
As of@NEN1 OF said Section Fourteen,
a1l4); thence running South on and along
the East boundary line gf said Section
FopEtssH e14l distance Sef Seven Hun
West and parallel to the North bs,ns
airy line Of said South half st North
east quarter (S II spf NTK J of said Sac
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-21
Wet. u, REJOICE
AS DRY ERA OPENS
Victory Services Friday Night -
No Mouners at John Barley
corn's Wake.

na-t ieIlssEr-fs 1a2iaqhji1.1e1a
which went into effect as constitu-
tional provision at twelve o'clock last
Friday night, was made the occasion
of a praise service and celebration ar
.s>cgoa der the auspices Of the w. c..
T. u. at the First Presbyterian ol..-oh.
The building was packed with people
who had come to show their last re-
spects" 60 to old John Barleycorn,
but not a tear was shed. In fact when
old King Alcohol was making his exit
several we'll deserved bricks were
SHE'D at him as parting shot. 1t was
the jolliest funeral we have ever at
Mrs. NJ. T. sandbo, president of the
w. G. T. U. presided. The program
was carried out practically as publish
ed A union choir had been organized
for the occasion and gave a number Of
good songs. A male quartette render
ed a selection, duet was sung by
Lillian Norep and Ida Sanderson, and
solo by Rev. Mccullough. The min
listers taking part in the program were
Rev. Holmquist, Rev. Benson, Rev.
Hallin and Rev. McCulleugh Of Will
mar and Rev. Kishpaugh Of Raymond.
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0RDINAMcE no, 1el.

01DINANCE NO. 1s1.
AN AUTHORIZING AND
q DnB0fI1Gu T1fBc ISSUANCE or
: ~11UN1c1PAL Dod94 DR. THE. CITY
:, or WHITMAN 70 l11 A1louM4 Or
: I'VE !4ouAANp poELA1s, ron
E4E Fu&PQ9H oEsNAI1INax Lar
I: GA1 1E11EANRN3#u GR1Qv41GRMx
{ 1EV0INxNG FUND. 49,. s 7'=7.-:: -
Beit=ordained by the City Of Willmar
Section !. That In pursuance Of Sec
ton 9b. Chapter ", Of the Charter Of
the City Of Willmar. In the State OF
Minnesota, the said City Of :Willmar do
proceed forthwith to issue, negotiate and
sell: municipal bonds Of the said City
of Willmar to the amount Of Fixe Thou
sand 100000 Dollars. for the purpose
of raising a larger permanent improve
ment revolving fund.- 4 :..~. -, -
Section 2. Said bonds shall bear date
May 18th, 1920, and be payable on or
before May 18TH 1925, at such place as
the purchasers thereof may desire,
and bear interest at the rate Of five
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Town Of HollanI

Town Of Holland. - So W. f. :, :.
JAM M. Sigbert .Awes CO. to Hah-
eara W;.Reed. NEh of Section Ii: isll
T., Town Of Edwards. F. S. 80 E
IA an: cI1S4;--William Blomster and wife
i ia -. Hoieomh sEA Of Section Il:
!, -. Town:of GreensLake. s: ~
JAM 6.@-J ohm HormdahI Ito X rna g..
= Dahl. Lot g First addition to Nortn
Beach. $3.50. -. - - =, f -
IS Town of Doyre. - ~ IS
7.:--state to Otto olson. Es< Sc.
Me-. Section acres Z. ~ t.A:
HeWn of q eke Andrew. ;s;Is
S,s,s. III yamso. guardiaa ~
; asaaa ,1ss 8 horson, uadi Q.
sIss' s1i IL ley Of
ING ]. undivided lI1aSs sct sv s;s -, -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-01-21

The address of the evening was deliv-
cred by Judge T: o. Gilbert. Other
speakers were Sheriff Bonde and Hon.
L. O. Thorpe. Mrs. Celia Rodlund read
a paper on "How the w. G. T. U. Be-
gan
At the close of the program the
ladies of the w. C. T. U. served free
coffee and doughnuts to all present,
which task they did in a most eff
cient manner.
When but a few moments were left
of the "Old Booze" regime, B. c. Hoyt,
the Prohibition war horse, mounted
the platform and read an original
poem "Good-bye, john" which we re-
produce below. After the clock had
struck twelve the meeting CLOSED with
the singing of the Doxology.
GOODBY, JOHN. 49,
Goodby, John Barleycorn, .soodby!
You needn't think we're going to cry;
Fact is we're glad you had to die,
And I'll tell you the reason why.
"Gone dry are countless streams Of
tears,
Dispelled are hosts of CHASTITY fears:
This nation, as it sings and cheers,
Hopes you'll stay dead ten thousand
years.
Oceans of misery and grief
Without one drop Of sweet relief
You gave us, so it's our belief
You were a liar and thief.
Some dipsomaniacs may cling
Unto your memory, though it sting,
But no one anywhere can sing
Or say about you one-good thing.
The ex-rum sellers looking blue
Because at last you've got your~due,
But he and all his crew
There's JOY in nyriads Of hearts
That you with all your cursed arts
Are banished from the homes and marts
Forevermore in all these parts,
I seem to hear the song again
The angels sang on Bethlehem's plain-:
| The sweet, triumphant, glorious strain
| VI Peace on earth goodwill to men,
| Down gazing from you heavenly lands
] See Mother Stewart in those bands
Where Frances Willardraptured stands.
And Carrie Nation clasps her hands
Neal Dow, the hero, long since gone.
| And later, greater, John St. John,
Look down and see this era's dawn
And signal unto us, Go on!'
Oh, brothers, sisters, God doth bid
! That we nail fast the coffin-lid
Where .LQhn's foul carcass now is hid
And OF it evermore be rid.
America Goes Dry! and o.
| Our songs Of praises upward go
10 Him from whom all blessings
Ring bells! Boom guns! Blow. whistles
blow!
Jan. Is. 1920. =. B. c. Hoyt.
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The Present Big Vote
Schedule

IS the most important Of the entire $4,000
Idaho Republican Prize-winning campaign.
Every candidate has a chance to win with its
assistance and the thousands Of votes that can
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A little earnest effort right now is better
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CANDIDATES!
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What Are You Going
to Do About Il?

Are you going make the Of the advantage this
while your competitors are working with might and
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you only by telling you how Upon the results OBJ
twelve days depends almost entirely who the winners
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First PeriodVot

TWELVE DAYS MORE IN WHICH TO Sc
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Monday Night, June IA

Marks the close Of the BIG VOTES, after which
there is a material decrease in the voting power of
subscriptions. And, then, in few days, there is still
further decline in the scale of votes fact is cut
almost in half
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Polls Close Each Sat
urday, Tuesday and
Thursday Noon

for the following days publications of the standing of
candidates More general and concerted action should
take place during the few days than at any other
time of the campaign, and as consequence there may
Watch and see!
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NJ 4 K E SURE
Of Winning Now
Here's How to Jump Into
First Place

On each 5-year subscription to the Idaho Republican
or approximately its equivalent in shorter term or
ders, 900, 900 votes are alowed-providing same is
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next twelve days (the first period" of the cam
paign.)
Then in addition to that 200 900 SPECIAL EXTRA
VOTES are allowed on every CLUB" Of $24 turned
in Therefore, just three 5year subscriptions means
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It can readily be by glancing at the vote totals
that just few subscriptions for any candidate would
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prizes.
And when takes into consideration the value Of
the awards all of which to be distributed next
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force they certainly well worth the little effort
they may take to secure.
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The Last Call

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
Ell ARTE DE SER
COQUETA
Ell ~ROSTRO.--.LOS CUTS Ora.
SIENTOS

Por Ia manana, lavaos con jabon
biap.o de Marsella, de Castillo o
de cualouier otra marca, cuyas bue-
mas cualidades hayais c~omprooaGo,
(No quiero recomendar NADIA aqui.)
Els precise que encontreis un jabor
que no os irrite Ia piel; TODD depen'
de de susceptibilidad. No empleeis
un jabon demasiado ~perfumado; en-
general es bueno desconfiar de ellos.
Lavaos muy rapidamente Y enjua'
gaos dos veces, TODD con aqua calien-
te. Luego, humedeciendo IN extreme
de una toalla en- aqua fra en- la que
habreis echado algunas gotas de a
qua de Colonia, fustilaos con esa
toalla ell rostro durante algunos mi
nutoS.
Algunas personals Green hacer muy
bien limpiandose ell rostro con vase
lima muy pura. Esto NJ pueda conve'
mir mas que a les CUTS muy seccs,
pues en- los demas ~aumentaria la Sc
borrea.
Con un pedacito de huata. aplicaos
IN POGO de aqua de rosas pura alre-
,iedor de los ojos, en- las sienes, en-
la frente, en- la nariz. No Ia sequeis;
dejadla secar sofa lentamente. En-
seguida daos ligeros ~golpecitos con
la punta de los dedos. colocados pla-
nos, por TODD el rostro durante algu-
nos minutes: por todas parties. go!-
pecitos secos y frecuentes, a fin de
atraer la sangre hacia la piel Y vivi-
ficar esta, pero muv especlalmente
en- aquellos lugares donda temais que
vayan a formarse arrugas.
Podeis luego usar esta excelente
receta inelesa, muy refrescante y
muy buena contra las arrugas:
Aqua de rosas. 100 gramos.
Tintura de benjui... 60
Flores de ozoino... ITO
Agitad ell frasco, moiad un peda-
cito de algodon en- la locion y apll-
cadla sobre TODD Ell ~rostro, cu:dando
de que quede bien pareja.
Polvos O no, segGn qu2reis. Asi
ouedareis muy personalities.
A las personals que tienen ell CUTS
graciento les cuesta mucho trabaJo
conservar los polvos. Ocupadas sin
cesar en- empolvarsa de nuevo, ofre-
cen siempre a las miradas narlz,
frente Y mejillas brillantcs. Solo Ia
ena algunas cremas no t!enen
csc merito-conser+an los polvos So
bre ell rostro; pero emplearla todos
los dias es correr ell riesgo, SECURE
cast, de agravar la grasa; es ell fas-
tidio de contemplarse al despertar
con Ell cutis... deslumbrante...y no
de b~elleza... Por 10 tanto, yo aeon
sejo, a las que tengan ell cults gra-
ciento. no emplear n buena crema,
algo espesa, mas que para las sol
rees", las grandes excursiones, etc,
V no usar habitualmente sino lie
ches" "blancos de perla", q base al
90 astringente. Los polvos Sc sosten-
tendran menos, pero la piel Sc con-
serva mejor.
He empleado muchisimos polvos
fabricados segin distintas recetas. y
estov convecida de cue, como tlnura
consistencia V a~dherencia, ninguno
podia compararse con cualquler mar
ca de los buenos perfumistas. Soy
demasiado leal para indicaros una
receta Que no empleasmos nj mis- a.
micas nj yo. Los grandes perfumiS-
tas tienen a su servicio e~Xce!eates qul
micos uue no emplean a%proposito sus
tancias nocivas, como Sc nos GUERRA
hacer Greer.
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PIDA SU NACIMIENTO

EStlnos SECURES dc Gejarlo satiSfccho. Por
5000 le enviaremoS I'm JUEGo CHICO con
TODD 10 Indispensable. Por 1000 lc are
Glaremos ua JUEGo GRANDE que 10 deja-
ri absolutamente contento. I'd. solo tiene
que hacer 81 Portal. nosotros mandaremos 10
demaS. Provea su NOCHE BUENA. es
tempo de que ordcne su CUADERNo DE
PASTORES S6.T5 o Ell GRAN CONCILl0
DE LUZBEL $500 o BATO y Bras $3.50
o P~ASTJRELAS CHICAS Sl.o0 ana. Acorn
paiie el valor dc So orden en- Giro Postal o
Carta Ce.tificada. AGENClA DE PUBL
CACIOSE> "Galvancito" 1870 y. Sta. Rosa
Ave. san Antonio Texas.
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LIBROS MARAViLLOSOS

Para los Que su;5en, .soa victimas
&c la ~desgracia, les persigue IN ma
Ia suerte. fracasan en- sus negocios y
son desafortunados ez amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego.
clos y empresas, lograran ell cariho
Del ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos y t%riunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen.
cias, Y venceran l. sus enemigos y ma
die podrd c~aussrles dano. Envie 10
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IA gastcs Y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 6l-A. Habana- Cuba.
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DONDE MANDAN LAS MUJERES

Ell pueblo mas feminista del mum
de Sc halla en- ell Tibet. La muller
tiene ALI una suprema. c incuestio-
nable autoridad sobre cl hombre. Nos
referimos al pals de los ladoks, Gu
va poblacion Sc calcula en- ciento Qua
renta mil habitantes.
Las mujeres ladaks a%ventaJan en-
belleza e inteligencia a sus compa-
triotas de otras tribus. Son pequenl-
tas, blancas, a~gracladas, llmpiaS y
afables V algo coquetas en- 81 vestlr.
Unas mujeres ideales. En- cambio, no
hay en- toda Asia hombres mas feos
Que los ladaks. Son bajos, rechonchos
de cabeza pequena, frente aplastada,
pomulos salientes, y por 81 este tuera
POGO. bajo su diminuta narls Sc aore
un POGO descomunal. AdemaS. son 81
clos como ellos solos, por 10 q ha 81
do precise promulgar II ley impo-
niendo multas a los que no Sc layen
una vez al ano por 10 menos. Con ia
les antecedentes no es eXtrano que
sea la mujer ALI quien Sc impone.
Elias eligen los s~acerdotes, deciden
las c~uestiones de interes publico y ha
cen en- fin TODD 10 que en- los demaS
paises compete a los hompres.
En- Ladack Sc practica la polian-
dria. Cuando una joven Sc fila en-
un muchacho, noticia a su madre q 10
quiere como jingtuk (amante,) y la
mama que esta deseando q~uitarse de
encimo sus feos retonos accede. y sc
verifica la boda con arreglo a clertas
ceremonies.
Todos los maridos de una mujer.
viven amigablemente trabajando to-
do 10 que pueden para mantenerse y
para mantenerla a ella. La llegada
de un nuevo esposo es siempre motive
de regocijo en- ell haren masculine.
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DR.. v PALOMO

ENFERMEDAUEo CRONICAS
lclsiouos Tra,aS SOW ) Mission 2I55.
IIgi :, Eec0s 81. san -Nntonio' IexAs
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ARI.hNA.
MUJERES CELEBRES NINE Sc
VERNE.

Tiene esta ardiente escritora
f~rancesa ma leyenda roja. Sc Ia ia
cha de a%gitadora, de revolucionaria,
de anarquista.
Z, en- verdad, Severine fue disci-
pula de Jules Wales Y amiga de Loui
Sc Muchel, J formo parte de la redac-
cion de lie Cri du Peuple" p~eriodico
popular Y exaltadisimo en- que Sc
reclamaban los derechos del obrero
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$1,000 DARE de qualification 4 Ia perSo-
ma que informc del actual p%aradero dc IA
Sra. Victoria Garcia y ESpiridion MarenteS.
amboS son originarioS de Encarnacion dc
Diaz. Jdllsco. Sc Separaron de mi lado Ell
ano dc 1914, en- Come Paiacio. Dgo.. diri-
Siendose a los Estados Unidos. Recibi SuS
ultinnas ~noticiaS de Aetcalf. Arizona. Iodo
informc dirigirse 4 Andres Garcia. Z. 5, Box
25-B. Shattuck. OKLA N5l
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CHASCARRILLOS

ACADIA de confesar I'm sacerdote a IN
criminal que habia de ser aJusticiado al
dia siguiente' Y lie dijo:
-Pide 10 que quieras, hijo, que Sc
te concedera.
FL criminal pidio fresas.
-iFresas-repuso Ell sacerdote.-y
estamos en- Enero? No puede ser, hijo;
pide otra cosa.
No Sc apure listed, padre. 70 no ten
go prisa,
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DR.. E. A.

peu.ssLa. PJgtIeipa 4 ~ antigua clientea
: ii pubNco en- general, cue - cncrent-1
- rt.rgsu en- esta ciudsd. Book Bldg. Guar
l. ~. 10. 100 ". houston 81.
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DOCTOR TAMEE. CirujanO. Deati=ts Mexi-
e,ao. EspscIAlIdad en- e0soaas. puents y
srfermedaGes GC - 0OcR. lPycrEas4l EuGG
60. ~ pruieS.onis;A qGs - mSxlcAao y so
10 prASGlA son nLx.sAaCS- EN-inen ErRtS
.on.utLas gratis pr-rt0a c0nCtUS. : Ch a0OnSS
10 ae.sA OEeecioH. Altos SOlc1 de
san Pedro. scSa n. Commerce 81 san
~.Jout0. IeAAA-
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con tone por demas violento. Severn
ne ha tornado parte en- numerosas
huelgas, ha atacado al gobierno, a
los capitalists, a mucha genie en-
a~pariencia honrada; ha ~leyantado su
voz, clamorosa = enronquecida, coz
ira los ricos, contra los poderosos,
contra Ia sociedad entera en- algunos
momentoS.
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DARE una buena qualification a Ia per
soma que me de informes del ioven Guadalu-
pc GarZI Garcia. tienc - amos dc ecad, mas
o mcncs. Hace como IN mes que salio de
Pharr, Texas. Y Sc ignora dondc Sc cncuen-
ira. DiriGirse j 81 madre Rosa Garcia, en-
SAN BENITO Texas. N9)
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SE NECESlTAN personals para haccr ca
nastaS de Garlic Sc les p-opOrcionara e. ma
terra! y casa. aqua y luz gratis. Ocurran
con 81 or. Roy Lambert ~SmiSionddo de Par
vucS. O con el Capt. Juan Gard. City Hall.
tSl
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VENTAS
$4,000 AL

Ahora 81 tengo una casita que
vendo por s100. al. contado. Es de
$ pleas con excusado ingles y su
solar independents. Muy centrica,
venid pronto, que Sc vendera luego.
MIGUEL LOZANO. ~
125 Main Plaza. Tel. Or. 1873.
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e polvo de arroz puede ser funes'
70 pero 'es cuando Sc pone dlrecta
mente sobre la piel. SIN la interview
cion de una crema o DE- ina locion;'
Y 10 IS, porque de csc niodo IL reseca'
demasiado, hac!endola irritarse Y a.
par-csr como pelada.
Para poneros Ia crema. rmplead
la purta de los dedos; para poneros
Ia "leche de rerlas' o algo analoeo,
IN pedacito de huata. Luego, bier
hayais empleado una u otra, secad
Embellishments ell rostro con un pc
dacito de huata. ~dejandolo todo bien
parejo V empolvaos. Muchas muie-'
res no saben ponerse los polvos: to-
man la mota con la punta de los de-
dos como 81 temiesen quemarse, y
habieadola ~arrastrado fuertamente
sobre los polvos. Sc ia aplican muv
ligeramente sobre el rostro. Resultan /.
do: salem tan cnharinada3 como un
molinero; pero los polvos- puestos-
superficiaimente no tardan en- volar.
LOS CUTS SECOS
Los CUTS secos Sc limpian por Ia
manana con un POGO de vascllna
muy pura o bien cor un pedacito de
algodon empapado con el ".aguz
Mad:
o bien empapado en- esta mezcla:
Glicerina 200 gramoS
Aqua de rosas $50
Aqua de laurel-cerezo .:150
Enjuagarse con aqua muy calien-
te. V luego con aqua fra. A los CUTS
secos Sc les debe golpear ligeramen-
te, como a los CUTS ~gracientos, con
una toalla mojada en- aqua fra secar.
con un POGO de huata; .apiicat alre-:
dedor de los ojos, en- las sienes en la,
frente, etcetera, una mezcla compues.
ia de aqua de rosas Y glicerina, por..
parties iguales. Dejarla secar Y hal.
Ger sufrir al rostro ell sistema de gol-~
pecitos con los dedos, del chal he ha-..
blado va. :
Transpirando mucho menos que.
las que tienen cults gracientos, Ia Sc.
nora de cults seco no. neceslra en-.
plear todos los dias una crema. Que
varie ell regimen impuesto a su rose
tro: un dia emplee antes de .empoil
varse un POGO de "agua Nab; otra
vez, una de esas cremas ligeras que
los perfumistas venden bajo ell nom
bre de "nieve"; otras en- fin, la mez-
ella va aconsejada para lavarse:
Leche de ~almendras. so gramos
Aqua de rosas ......-50
Aqua destilada. .......50
Por ia noche, las que tienen un'
CUTS seco, deben seguir ell misEo
tratamiento que Sc indica para los
CUTS g%racientos, porque las solucio-
mes que en- esa parte he aconsejado
permiten luchar ventajosamente con
ira las arrugas.
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81 NECESITAN car-os para mudanza, o
car.ar equipajes. liable a ROSALES. Tel
TT. 1925.
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