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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
MEXICAN STOCK HAD WAL LSTREET
 GUESSING AGAIN
Stakeholder and Baldwin Were Foremost Among the Equip ments on Good Gains Dur
 ing Market Session
Rr A..ocInted Press

New York. June 2O.--Mexican Pe- tro1eum again was the star per former in today's active and strong stock market 1t made an extreme advance of ttA points with net gain of sh, or total of 2SSt points above last weeks final price.
 At times traders seemed to regard the. extraordinary operations in Mex Pete" as something of a men ace to the general market. Inti- nations of a corner were secuted. however.
 Other oils in the foreign and do- mestic groups registered gross ad- vances of to. almost points and tho independent steels were equally strong, with a sudden burst of ac- tiyity at practically levels Tor United States Steel in the final hour.
 studebaker made 8 net gain Of 6K points to the years high rec ord. Baldwin was foremost among the equipments on it's gain of M points and the less prominent issues to show material advances included American Woolen, Tobacco Products Mercantile Marine preferred and Nal linson.
 Rails Jagged until the latter part of the day, when news Of the ueeia- ration of the regular dividend on Great Northern caused hurried buy ing of that stock at gain Of 4M points. Northern Pacific adyancco 2A points and several coaiers ana trunk lines. especially Reading ana New Haven. strengthened subrtan- ttally. Sales totaled 1,o5o,ooo shares.
 Developments which accelerated the days upward trend included vigorous rebound in leading foreign exchanges, advices from the middle west that steel and iron mills were running behind in deliveries and declaration of initial dividends on Marian oil.
 The money market followed yester- day,s course, save for the free sup plies of 90 to 90 day funds Caii loans eased from to 2% per cent at midday and private offerings were reported at 2iz per cent.
 The rally in international curren- cies carried sterling bills fully b cents above yesterdays low while recoveries of l5 to 22 points In French, Italian and Belgian emit tances effaced their recent losses. With the exception of Swiss and Spanish rates, however, the improve p1t mt did not extend to neutral cen tsrs. Dutch and all Scandinayisn rates adding to yesterdays set pack.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
HORSE AND MULE MARKET
 n~y Aesortated Prres

East st Louis, June 2o.-The horse and mule market steady. TO- ceipts 50 head.
 Horses. good to choice drafts, sl45@s17o: medium to good drafts. s1o0@ s145: good to choice chunks s4o@ss0; choice southern horses. $50@s s7o: fair. to good southern horses, s30@s40; common to medium southern horses, $15Q20; plugs, $5 Qsl5.
 Mules, draft mules t16 to IT hands). sl75@$250: sugar mules G6 to 16.s hands). s175@s225; mine mules (15.1 to 15.3 hands), $500 ss0o: mine mules HE to 15 hands), $s5@$i25. top cotton mules (15.1 to 1s.3 hands). $1oo@s15o; farm mules. $l2o@s150; cotton mules (small 14 to IS hands), .$so@ $se; small mules. $3e0s50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
COFFEE MARKET Rx Assoeiated Presa

New York. June 2o.-Coffee fu- lures were irregular today with near months relatively easy. The. general market opened 8 points lower to 2 points higher. July eased off from 10.o5c to s.ssc. but December ad- vanced from s.73 to s.7Sc. The close was net Ia points lower to II points higher. Sales, including switches into later deliveries were 71.000 bags. July. s.ssc; September, s.ssc; Octo- Der, s.sS: December s.7s: January. s.75c; March, e.71c; May. s.s7c.
 Spot coffee dull: Rico 7s. 10%c; Santos 4s. 139sc to 14%o. Cost and freight offers included Santos 3s and 5s at 1s.s5c to 1t.10c from prompt and at 1s.30c to 1s.eoo for shipments ranging from August to October. Rio 7s were offered at 10.40c. American credits. Private cables said the San tos market was firmer on unfavor- able harvesting reports which in- dicAtod small light weight berries.
 The official cables reported an ad- vance of 30 reis in the dollar buy ing rate. but milreis prices were generally higher. The early cables from Rio unchanged to 75 reis high CT and Santos was 25 to 100 reis higher. Later Rio advanced 25 to 50 and Santos 7b to 135 refs. Rio ciaret 800 for New York and Santos A. 900 for New Orleans. Brazilian port re- ceipts 12,oo0; Jundiahy 1000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
Foreign Bonds
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- ducS Exchange. Associated Membsrs Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders so-
 snd Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal serms given
 Tor consignment of spot cotton for de- livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Liverpool, June 2O.-Spot cotton good business done. Prices firm: good middling 13.s5d; fully middlinx, l366d: middling 13.50d; low middling. l3o5d; good ordinary 12.20d; ordi- nary. 11.70d.- Sales 15.000 bales in- cluding $500 American. Receipts 10000 bales including 2s.soo Ameri- can. Futures closed steady. June l3.25d; July 13.15d; September 12.s7d; October 12.S7d: December 12.67d; January 12.56d; March 12.asd: May 12.2Sd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
MONEY MARKET

New york fune 2o-Can money steady; high, per cent; low, 2% r,er cent. ruling rate. 5 per cent: closing bid 2A per cent; offered at 5 per cent; last loan, 2% per cent, call loans against acceptances, zA Ter cent. Time loans easier: 50 days, 3A@4 per cent; 90 days, { per cent ( months, A per cent; prime mer- cantiie paper. f94A per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
py Associated Press

New York. June 2o.--Copper aeady. Electrolytic. COG: futures. lsHGpt4e. Tin firmer. spot ana nearby. s3i.25Q3L37; futures, sSl.-o 63f.27. Iron steady; prices un- changed. Lead steady. spot, $o.7o p ,. nearby deliveries, s5.s5@6.4o. Ansi- mony, spot. s5.12@ 5.s7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
RICE MARKET

New Orleans, June 20.--Rough rice quiet No sales. No receipts. Clean rice strong. Sales reported 462 pockets Honduras at Sc: 72 pockets Japan at 4%c; 300 pockets screenings at 2Ac. No receipts. Bran ard polish unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
SPOT COTTON

N by AhsocIated Press
 New orleans, June 20-Spots steady and unchanged. Sales on inc spot. 719: to arrive, 343. Low mid ding. 2l.25c; middling, 22.75c: good middling. 23.75c. Receipts. 4.s5s. stock. 171.27s.
 New York. June 2o-spot cotton steady. Middling, 23.30c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
MELON MARKET Ky Associated Pr.ss

New York. June 20.-Cantaloupes in the whosale market today cost only little more than half of what they sold for yesterday, due to a heavy shipment from California and Georgia, totaling 1.200 cars in three days. All last week only 1o5 cars of melons reached New York.
 California melons quoted at sS a crate yesterday. sold at $450 today, while Georgia crates fell from s250 to $1.50 and some were turned back for the railroads to dispose of.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE


 New York, June 20.--Foreign ex- change strong. Great Britain de- mand 4.44: cables 4i4<A; 60 day bills on banks. 442. France demand. s.7oA: cables s.71. Italy. demand Aso15; cables, 4.91. Belgium demand. s.27: cables, s,27is. Germany de- mand. .311z: cables, .31ss. Holland demand. 3S.50h cables 3s.55. Nor way demand. 1885: Sweden demand, 25.5e; Denmark demand ALAS. Swift xeriand demand. 1902; Spain demand. lB.s0; Greece demand 3s.5; Poland demand. .o2x; Csecho-Slovakia de- mand. 1.s3; Argentine demand. s5.bo; Brazil demand. 1875; Montreal. ss 1-sz.
 RAW SILK
 By Associated Press
 New York, June 20.-Raw silk. Kansai double extra cracks, per pound. $7.so@7.s5; Kansai No. 1 fil.. $72o@7.35; Shinshu No. 1. s7.sn 85.3o; Canton extra 14-1s, $7.to 07.so.
 STEEL STANDS New York, June 2o.-Steel uu- U040Re0s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
NEW YORK BOND LIST
IT. A RnnAa

Now York, June i2o.-Following arc to- cay high. low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock exchange. and the total sales of each bond.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
pAR SILVER
METAL MARKET

By Associated Press Nev York. June 30.-Foreign bar silver, 7ossc. Mexican dollars, hic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
BIRMINGHAM AGEHERALD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1922
NEW YORK CURB LIST
Industrials
 TILL

New York, June 2o-Tfansactions on the New York Curb market today were as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES

New Orleans. June 20.-The marke closed steady at net advance of s to ,t points. v " ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
OIL FIGURES

ssOil City, Pa. June 20.-Credit bal ancaa. $50 Runs. 1o2.7s1; average. 6e.I1S. Shipments. s2.637; average, S:,c4o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
NEW YORK FUTURES By Associated Press

 New York, June 20.-The market cio.aa barely steady i Aes cioseo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
sPOT COFFEE

By A660cintod Pre86 New York, June 20.--Coffee: Rio No. '. 1oN futures irregular. July. 9.9sc; December s.78c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21

Duluth. Minn. June 2o--Flax seed. July. SAT; September. $2.45 bid: Oc- tober. $2.43 bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
PRODUCE px Aasnrg:t>d p~~.

Chicago, June 20.-Butter lower; creamery extras. s4% @s5c; firsts. 50 oh @3shc; seconds, 2s@2shc; standards. 35c. Eggs unsettled; TO- ceipts. 3o,S9o cases; firsts. 22@23Ac, ordinary firsts, 20M @21c; miscel- laneous. 21@22hc; storage packed extras. 23Ac; storage packed firsts. 23isc.
 New York, June 2o.-Butt.r steady; receipts. ls.7s1. Creamery firsts (sS to 91 score), 32@35Ls. Eggs steady; receipts 47,74s. Cheero firm. z.597. State whole milk flats. fresh, specials. 2o@2oKc: do. aver age run, 19c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21

STEEL STANDS New York. June 2o.-steel uu changed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-21
LIVE STOCK as-A-lnm.ma

Chicago. June 2o.-Cattle: Receipts. |. GOO. market active. better grades beef ,teers strong to lse higher; others weak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
EARLY MORNING CANTER
IN PARK HAS THRILLS
Corinne Griffith to Appear AT
the Blucbird i'm ''Divorcc
Coupons.

For some Of the scenes OF divorce
Coupons which will Toe shown at
tn" Elu"hird Thoat"r on "Wednesday
and THURSDAY. curinuc Grinith aud
her company went To Central Park.
New York city. at sunrise
Tn" sequences show Miss Griffith
on horseback canteriug through the
park. That morning while Miss
Griffith was waiting for her cu. TO
4" h"for" tn" camera an obuoNius
individual on horseback came raIIup-
ing up tn" bride path Miss Grit
nth'S position did not satisfy him
ana hc give her mount a hit with his
riding crop. at tn" same time MAX
INK an INK iud remark
Thr hurS" h,cam" frightened ana
dashed nadly M inc path Had IL
not h"cr FOR tho quick work OF her
director. Webster Campbell aud
Vincent COLEMAN. vino were also ON
location. Miss ,;rinth would have
'"rn thrown from her horse and pos
siniN S"vcrly injured
III" picture. divorce coupons. p"
Las AN uaUSual twist at TIN" md I
tact. the whole story is Inherent from
,h" usual run OF motion picture
stories. an exceptionally nm. cast.
inr!udinr Mona Lisa. Holmes u. li.r-
bert, Drama Allen aud CyrI King.
y A. engaged for this pi,tur,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24

zion. To 10 released this season
throuah Associated First National
In the picture Miss Hellnmy plays
the part "f an clcrhani-u.rl. Who
with her big elephant. gets lost In
IA" wo"ds after ih- circus is d.-
stroycd.
50 in order to yet tho necessary
hiG-t"p aimosnhcr" and scenes with
IA" animals. Miss Eollamy ANA tn.
ether members Of the Iuco Company
travelled for w""Es wi;ii loves cir
Gus, Timing scenes for tho pho,oplay
II was duriu% this unique ,Npcdi-
tton that Mads" formed her attach
men, for TIA" great hulkiug beast.
And oscar event went further than
I'll" mere hounds Of friendship ANA
quickly f,ll in love with her
Mis- Bcllamy found oscar rather
temp-ram"utai. When he wanted
sugar hc would strike and rcius" to
snt until h- 20; IL Also. ho was
terribly jealous Of ;hc other Gle
plants aud animals who s;rov, to
h' friendly with tn" charming young
actress.
oScal appeared to get great euioy-
m"nt out of his screen ro.r with
MadG". NJ her command l.o would
wind his trunk around her slim
waist ana swing her hi%h m 'u. uIr.
"igh' AMI l.ii. then set her ,ar"tully
ga h"r feet. Speaking OF th.~ e.
urgi"uc". Miss Iicilamy SAYS
IL" mrs, d!d that OF his u,u ac-
cord aud il frightened mo uulr to-
Grdth i'ut ! realized hc was only
playing. from ia" tender WAY ir Scr
m" down. s." NOW I'm not afraid whru
Do" takes tn" notion I" swing m,
Around likr Iu Indian club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
MAYO STARS IN NEW
FILM OF THE NORTH


The idol OF the Northiand. the
hero OF !nnumerahle tales OF Alas
kan SHOWS and frigid spaces. Frank
Mayo. Is coming to the lIluebird
Thcuter tomorrow and Tuesday. In
his latest Universal starring vehicle.
Caught Elufring." directed by Lam
Der, lInlycr.
Tn" story - or a gambler In the
North country who never played amy
way. but squarc!y IN his lie until
an occasion arose where he had to
resort to crookcducss when the III.
OF the girl he loved was at stake.
MAYO Is said TO exceed anything he
has done YET IN this latest vehicle.
Caught Buli!ng" In. popular
Universal star i. commonly connected
with death deIying stunts and haz-
ard"us risks. but IA this story OF TIA"
tx iond!kc. hr c,iipscs them an 10y
brcaih-taktng dive from clin top
10 TIA" icy waters az "a tiny lahc
three hundred fee, below.
The leading feminine role Is played
by Edna Murphy. vino. has enjoyed
rapid rise To conspicuous standing IN
motion pictures.
Ruth Royce IS cast In the role ~
gambling hous" follower and trou-
leitc addict Others in III" support
Inr cast arc Wallac" Macdonald.
Jack curtis. Jack Walters. Andrew
Arhuckl" "uull' Durham. Scot,
Turner Martin Best and Tote Du-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
FEATURES A I THE BROADWAY AND BLUEBZRD
TWO STARS ARE SEEN
IN ZONE WEEK OF LOW"
Conway Tcarlc and Elaine
Hammcrs,cin Appear in
Montague Masterpiece.

ono Week or Love which comes
20 tho Broadway Theater all this
,Yock will hc a rsr. ,ro,, for an
,,. . 49,.
ms va '''"' |" ''oSe WI"
nave been urging the Solzntck Pic
lures Corporation TO play Conway
ToarIc and pI,i,c liaupars,o,, Ia.
''''' '" enc picture RIVER since
these two popular players achieved
fame and fortune In tho world OF
,.iro.,, ro,.i- S,.i,,. ~ ,.
N''''""'E Tor S'"'N IN "h''h ne
Nigh, employ their combined talents.
" least ton thousand MANUSCRIPTS
rasso5 ,rrcuch his h,,a. ho,or. ,o
"""''E P''N'u f'H"af' - Montague
"un" Wcok or Love" as the final
choice Nj Sclznick's choice Viii
cause thousands OF hearts To fluttcr
with cNc.tcm"u: from Portland. Mo.
20 tho other Portland that fronts the
Pacific
Hcre IS story that employs
kick ina every foot, rising Steadily ;"
The champion climax % The last ten
years. IT il a glorious battle be
tween a "Sheik of tn" Sicrras' and a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
YULET|DE MEANS MUCH
TO VAUDEVILLE FAMILY
Season Important To Those
Who Perform Beyond
Foollighls.

No period of TIA" professional sea
son of tho ihcater mpr,sscs itself
5" happily and :" momora bly, ON TIA.
minds and hearts Of artists. mana
GERS and employees as Yulciidc. the
mas and New Ncn- Days. For the
veterans as wei, "a for the begin
ncrs of vaudeville. this time of MGR
Tim"ut. gift giving and spiritual re
JuNcndtiuu has an appeal oi deeper
ana more significant meaning thau il
can have Tor the public. Like Santa
Claus, and unlike most Of The rest
81 IN" world. tn" p""nl" OF III" thea
~" ar" busiest during tn" Christmas
holidays Th"usauus at them now
arc far away from home aud family
living IN strange hotels. farm. frDIu
rlac" to place IN trains ana amour
p"opl" who's, names they do not
KNOW. hut who's" Nul,,id, happimcs.
largely depends upon the visiting
"riiS,s.
Eut those who remember, ar have
heard o1. th" "ld days of the road
whcn christmas tt;u" ia the thcatcr
was time "f exile. when only the
h1ppin"SS aud comfort Of the inn
personal public was considered when
TOURING was done in uuchcai.d rail
road ears OF even stage coaches
when hotels with baths wcr" u rari
~ and majority uf theatres We're
without any back stag" facilities for
the artist now celebrate their Christ .
uhS holidays in Il new ana oXubcrant
spirit OF unacceptable happiness. The
changes that have com" over the
lives and dnnlrs ri tho people OF
The thcator ali IN the direction of
rea'". happiness nud prosperity. in
credible though th"y may seem To
The Younger generation, ar" realized
10y tin" elders uf til" profession with
ncw and happy feelings at this sea-
son of the year.
The Change In Audiences.
To my WAY OF thinking. one OF
We hIppIcst. determinations thnt
las taken place III til" world of
yaudrvii!" during the past scnr" al
years is III" altered attitude Of oar
audiences towards the artists ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
CHARLIE. CHAPLIN
PORTRAIS MINISTER

Charlie Chaplin has hcou soldier,
q tramp and Beau htummel on the
screen. but now he essays an entirely
new rolo-a rlcre lyman, Al least. lac
por;rays iu "Tk, Pilgrim his latest
feature comedy. tn" par, oi am IS
capped convict who takes advantage
OF u minister's swim hy appropriatinr
and wearing thc lattvrs clothes The
complications which follow wEcn an
clipping couple attempt 70 hav" tho
man of the cloth" marry them and
when he is uuwjt,iuGIy forced into
the pulpit hy chain ~ ,N,raordiu-
AIRY circumstances -rc said 10 bo
among the most ludiernus eyer
screened 10y tho famous comedian.
Edna puryian,- is once NOR. to b,
pilgrim"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24

their performances on TIA" stage
Tn" touring artists Of our circuit az.
u" longer strangers in = .trau.;"
inndi as they travel about the cuuu-
Try, for "Ncn though they ar. urw-
'"m'rS "nd beginners. the Nuudr-
VII" ar'is, az today comes h"rtld-G
ana exploited aS a new found iri.ud.
Ills successes, his .nimirall" qualities.
his portrait aud TIA" good word uf
introduction hay" all pr.c-d-d him.
~" travels in trains de luxe. sleeps
in paidtIal hotels. works in thcatvrS
That might HAY. been built To- ms
order. 50 completely are they equipped
with every comfort. convenience, and
even luxury that he could desire. III.
merry christmas and the happy ,icw
Yea" under such conditions ar" not
p!"bl matte with the Vaud-vill. ar
t!Sis 81 TIA" present ddy. aud Tor
myself lhcv" i II" lwletid. thought
that brings me greater happiness auI
satisfaction than my certainty ui this
great and cNhtlarating chang. which
has been wrought in the lives OF
my friends ana colleagues Of yaud,-
VII" Win whom the best years Of
my LIT" hav" been spcu, IN mutual
respect sympathy and hard work
OF Tin" changed relations between
tn" public and tn, artists of vtuI..-
VIII" II is not So easy To give an
accounting. Til" change is there. pal
rhhl" and growing. and to tha,
chang" mus, be- attributed most 81
tn" prosperity. tn" pleasant com
n"ro". TIA" uutuH. respect and adj
iN'rhil"n which NOW .N.St between
oar audiences, our artists. our man.
ayers ami our employees ,vrlS-yvh.r-
II Us MY thought that this gracious
ana enduring regard of tlIc Amer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24


feelings ar ,.l;rioti.- r,i,,b.d men 10.
wards ms ANA nur ,n.,i.,s
In uur sustained .nor, :, refine
without dnllinr tho quality Of our
entertainments Inn ON, c.ns,l.ss IN
,i.avurs to ,uat, uur ,hca,.rs of gen
uiu. moral educational ana patriotic
"us-" 10 the pubI., IN every neigh
burhoud and ,ity wh.r. th"i. Is a
II T.. Keith vaudeville thoa,.r. it is
good 'u I,now that We hay. boon
first observed. then approved aud NV,
are r"u.rou~ly aud continually cu-
coUrag Il hy thrs, spiritual leaders
ana teachers OF american families.
American churches. American schools
md American institutions 4 phIinu-
;bropv
rrr>rnt-Dny Christmas Wilderness.
Tho complete aUd n,artrnin.
changes. Which have taken plac. iu
TIA" personnel and uuaI.ty uf tho
twentieth century vnud. vtu. and
..u,.. p.rrAlul, Showed mlr,h and
happiness al tn, fortunate ar,iS; OF
~. holiday season TN. Lav ~
Youth. OF observation-disclosures. Of s,mpathy
Of family affection has come 10 van.
irvillc I'M fun u.c,yur. and I'm recent
Years m. Ylil.,id.. r.rtor,,,,ur.s have
ou. go lie. t,l, n.,,sinns r.r ,n..
'Chri.,uas ,..I.hr;,,I,rs nf American
f,mili.. TN. old ,omrl.,Ep, 81 ,l.
travelling ,r,is, y,r. rallied a, r,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05
La Hernia Mata 1000
IndividuOs Anualmente

Mueren anualmente siete mil personas
el certifcado de defunci6n dice: Her
MIA. iPor que? Porque estos desdichados
no han tenido cudado de ellos mismos, Sc
han abandonado o simplemente han cuidado
del sfntoma (la hinchaz6n) de La parte afec-
tada ain poner atenci6n a la causa tQue
estA I'd. haciendol Sc esta I'd. abandonan-
do usando nm braguero. alguna aplica-
cion como quiera llamarlol Ell braguero
cnand0 mas es nm palliative, un falso sos
ten puesto para Droteger un muro que Sc
derRumba. del cual Sc puede esperar
mas que una ayuda mecanica. La preston
que ejerce sobre ell lugaY retarda los mus
cnlos debilitados de 10 que mas necesitan:
el alimento.
Pero la ciencia ha encontrado un modo, =
todOs aquellos que padecen con los brague-
ros. Gnedan invitados a hacer una prueba
GRATIS muy privadamente en- sus propias
casas. FL metodo PLAPAO es incuestona-
blemente ell metodo mas cientifco, l6gco y
de mayor &xto que Sc conoce en- el mundo
para tratar la hernia.
Ell colchoncillo" PLAPAo, cuando Sc
adhere al cnerpo, no llega nunca q resba-
Iarse nj a salirse del lugar, Dor cuya ra.
son nunca raspa nj pellizca Tan suave co.
mo el terciopelo--facil de aplicar-sin cos
to. Sc puede nsar durante e trabaio du.
rante 81 sueho. No tiene cOrreas nj he
billas. nj resortes.
Aprenda I'd. como cerrar la abertura de
la hernia. como 10 manda Ia naturaleza pa
rA gue Ia hernia no Sc salga para abajo.
U. A. para la prueba GRATIS del PLAPAo
los informes instructivos necesarios
Mande su nombre hoy mismo A PLAPAO
CO.. 3A01 Stuar. Bid, st. Louis, No. E.
Advt.