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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
INSTITUTE SOON
WILL BE CLOSED

DR.. James Gray. dean of the
Moody Institute, Chicago; DR..
J. W. Lawrence, Dallas, Tex. pastor.
and Rev. J. W. Troy of Kentucky
will be speakers at the four clos
ing sessions of the conference on
Christian fundamentals now in
progress in the First Baptist
church.
DR.. Gray spoke last night to an
interested audience DR.. Alexan-
der speaks tonight. tomorrow night
DR.. Lawrence speaks. Two Sun
day services are scheduled DR..
Gray will speak in the morning and
Rev. Mr.. Troy in the evening.
Simultaneous meetings are being
held in Davenport in the Calvary
Baptist church with a Sunday eve
ming talk in the O'Neal Congrega-
tional church. The conference is
INSTRUMENTATION and members
of all churches are participating in
the lectures.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
men HOLD
| up STREET CAR;
Get S24 CASH
Bridge Line Tickets and Sc Tokens
Also In Loot; Bandits Were
UHmasked.

Two bandits took s24 in cash. Sc
street car tokens and a number of
bridge line tickets from Lee Os-
born. operator of a Third avenue
street car, near the end OF the line
at Second street and Twelfth ave-
nue., at 10:45 o'clock last night. The
robber passed UP a pocket knife,
gold watch and refused to take
pennies that Osborn, who resides
at 1882 Christie street, Davenport,
also had.
Osborn had noticed two suspic-
ious characters on the strest near
there on his other trips and had
warned other motormen. When he
was approaching the west end of
his trip on the next run he stopped
the car block before reaching the
end of the line and changed the
trolly. He didn't leave the car at
the end OF the line.
One of the bandits boarded the
car and asked il the car was going
TO Moline. Osborn answered that
il was and the bandit called to his
companion to join him. The first
pulled gun and demanded Os-
born's money
No passengers were on the car
but two women and a man in the
yard of a nearby residence witness
ed the robbery. The man notified
the police. The bandits escaped.
Neither bandit was masked ac-
cording to the description given by
the police. One was tall, wore a
cap, light overcoat and over1lls
The other man was shorter in
height, about five feet four inches
tall. wore a light overcoat and was
believed to be a Mexican or q negro
The latter's face was hidden by his
hat and overcoat collar.
First 0ne-Man Car Robbery.
This is the first street car rob-
berry which has occurred in Roci,
island since the introduction of the
pne-man cars. T. C. Roderick, gen
eral manager OF the Tri-city Rail
way company, announced today
that hereafter arrangements would
be made for the operators to have
more frequent "turn-in" so that any
large sum of money would not hav4
TO be carried on the night runs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
Boy Scout News


Entries for the basketball tourna-
ment Of Boy Scout teams during
vacation week in April are coming
in to Scout headquarters daily. In
dications are that each of the three
weight divisions will have large
number of entries All entries
must be in by April 1.
All troop leaders and assistants
are expected to be out at the ban
.auet given them by the local coun-
Gil Friday evening. March 81. A
real live program has been planned
for the occasion.
National headquarters in New
York city has been much impress
ed by the Eagles Nest idea devel-
oped by the local council and ask
ed for a write-up on the idea for
the next issue of the Scout Execu-
tive. bi-monthly edition for
Scout workers. The Eagles Nest
in, Rock Island now has IL mem
bers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
NEGROLAD, 10,
CONFESSES Tn
GROCERY THEFT
Matthew Johnson Admits Kart.
Theft; Identified by Woman
He Robbed.

Matthew johnson. 19-year-ol5 ma
gro lad. this morning confessed =
Chief Tom Cox that he robbed ~
grocery store conducted by Mr. ana
Mrs. Carl Karisch, S3l Fifth Az.
nue., Monday night. johnson NJ,
arrested this morning BY Detoe
lives Charles Ginnane and Hermo,
Sehnert.
The youth was also identified bv
Mrs. Karisch. from whom he NJ
ordered groceries the night Of tSs
theft Johnson entered the stors
Monday night, and Mrs. Karisrb
thinking he was a customer. walled
to the front of the store. He ~
dered a number of articles Ana
after she had placed them on In
counter he asked for some coffee
She went to the rear Of the store
to fill the order and when she re-
turned found him behind the coun
ter at the cash drawer. She called
to her husband. who was sitting IN
the rear of the store behind a
screen. When Mr.. Karisch came
out. Johnson drew a gun and es-
capped with $25 which he had taken
from the cash drawer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
CATHOLIC SAILOR
REGARDS ROME AS
PROTESTANT CITY

Rome.-A hurley Irish sailor who
had arrived at Naples on ship
from New York paid visit to Rome
the other day and soon found him
self broke" Calling upon Father
O'Hagan, acting rector of the Amer
lean college. he said:
Father. l am here among Prot
estants, broke and hungry. Could
you give me the loan of a meal?"
Father O'Hagan smiled but he did
not tell the sailor there are 100000
Catholics in Rome's population Of
100000 and that there are several
hundred Catholic churches in Rome,
as compared to eight or nine for all
other denominations. Instead the
rector led the way to the kitchen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Mems and young mems
all wool suits, spring
shades and mixtures;
$500 and $3.50.
Mems good hard finish
ed worsted and serge suits,
$4,000.
Young mems all wool
suits, with extra trousers
S22.50.
Mems single and double
breasted pure worsted and
serge suits; nicely tailor
ed; $3.50.
Mems new spring dress
shirts; striped and check
ed percales; silk stripe
mattresses; jersey silk and
crepes; s1.OO, Sips, $3.50,
$500, $2.45, and up to
$3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
HAyDY. BIBLE.

New York.-The American Bible
society announced today it is bring
ing out a small handy volume" of
scripture selections for the blind.
The pages are by Is inches and
the volume will weigh about a
pound. A complete bible prepared
in the embossed system used for the
blind, weighs about $50 pounds and
comes in from II to So volumes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

difference in the number of people
applying for aid recently.
The decrease in relief cases is
probably due to temporary employ
ment, such as housekeeping and
gardening, which men have been
given.
There are still many new cases,
the decrease coming from the old
cases, Airs Mary E. Morgan, office
secretary, said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
Elastic Cottage Ready
Mixed House and Floor
Pa;nfe

Complete assortment of
colors; one or two $1.65
half gallons to each at
S1.25 can.
Elastic wall paper
cleaner; two 10c cans for
15c.
III. R. H." paint and
woodwork cleaner two 1Oc
packages to each for I5c.
BLACK Beauty" steel
double roasters; small
size; 23c apiece.
sc Toilet tissue paper;
limit of 6 rolls to each at
Sc roll.
Boys and girls adjust
able roller skates, csc
pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

For Saturday shipment of
new "Flapper" slippers, "F1ap-
pers" because the spe-strap closes
with neat side buckle. Patent
leather, red stitched, with new
shield toe; all sizes Special Sat
urday only, $3.ss pair.
Boys good durable brown
shoes, English toe, look strong
enough for man; ought to be
$3.50. at $2.40 pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
GOING Up!

Vienna-The cost of living is
still skyrocketting here. 1t in
creased 81 per cent in January.
Taking 100 as the index for the be-
ginning of 1921, it reached 942 in
December and LAP by the middle
of January, 1922.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
HELP ASKED BY
FEWER PEOPLE
THAN FORMERLY

Strenuous conditions resulting
from unemployment have been re-
lieved in the last several weeks.
The Rock Island Welfare associd-
ton, which has handled more than
three times as many cases as in
normal times, has noticed decided
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.

General, No. 600.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the council of
the city of Rock Island, Ill, having
ordered the construction of the i'm
provement, viz: the construction
of sidewalks on the east side Of
Twenty-siXth street from Twenty
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Parah Coffee. 35c Ib.
California Oranges, 45c dozen.
Fresh Head Lettuce, SOC lb.
Bulk Cocoanut. CSC lib.
Bulk Cocoa. 8 lbs. for Csc.
Davenport Corn, 1a1zc can.
Blue Ribbon Macaroni, 5 pkgs.
for 25c.
Sifted Early June Peas, ? cans
for 45c.
Sliced and Grated pineapple.
15lSc can.
Seedless Raisins, 15-oz. pkg,
251ac.
swans Down Cake Flour.
39c Pkg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Easter eggs. cream
and chocolate; lie and
up to $500.
Fresh cocoanut cubes,
assorted, 121ac lib.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
Women's Spring Shoes in Smart
Tw0-COl0r Effects:

Many of the cleverest oxfords
and pumps for spring street and
sports wear combine two colors
and two feathers with admirable
effects.
BLACK patent colt slippers with
gray ooze quarters and strap. and
covered military or low fiat heels.
are $0.ss pair.
Tilted little higher or a Span
lsh Louis heel is a patent colt OK
ford with brocaded satin quarters.
Price $50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
c. M. c. crochet cotton. White,
and colors; 3 balls for Csc.

Stamped . hem
stitched pillow ca
SEES hemstitched to
aid in crocheting;
not $3.50 but CSC
pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Toronto claims to have a higher
percentage of telephones than any
other city in the British empire.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
Linens Department:

Full 18-inch half linen
crash toweling, blue woven
border, has been selling as
a Special at lee; 5 yards
or less to each at I5c yd.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Jelly Beans, 121zc lib.
Milk and nut top
chocolates, regularly SOC:
Saturday, Soc lib.
Prize checker pop
corn, &c box.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

New Cheney silk ties are
in; bows and four-in-
hands; 75c and $I.OO.
Mems stylish new spring
hats; sand-tan, pearl gray,
slate, brown; S2.S5.
Also Stetson hats at
$500.
Boys blue chambray
coverall play suits; CSC.
Khaki and stripe Stifel
one-piece coverall play
suits for the bigger boys
Ito Is years., SI.25.
Boys suspenders of
good live elastic; IOC pr.
Boys good blue denim
overalls, swing pockets;
CSC pair.
Boys Harrison-made
blue chambray shirts, fast
colors; CSC each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24
Curtain Department:

Genuine 36-inch c.. T. n.
curtain swisses, for. sash
and ruffled curtains. Short
lengths to 10 yards, worth
35c in full pieces. 5 yards
to each at I9c yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Best Sugar Cured Bacon. sliced
SOC lib.
Cooked Pork Tenderloin, sliced
half pound for Csc.
Summer Sausage, Csc ID.
Lonshorn Cheese. 29c Id.
Pure Fruit Peach Jam. :i5c jar.
Pure Imported Olive OIL, quart
can. CSC.
Bulk Sweet Pickles, dozen,
15ise.
Marshmsllow Creme. 25c jar.
Canned Peaches and Apr.cots.
large cans. 25c each.
Bartlett Pears, large size cans,
35c.
Mixed Fruit for Salad, soc can.
Peanut Butter. honey favored.
2oc jar.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Five hundred pounds, fresh choc-
olate drops on sale Saturday at
12Rc Id.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

In the Jewelry Department:
French ivory dressing combs; all
coarse, or half fine; selling regular
ly at 75c; Saturday only, 49c each.
Dress Goods Department.:
Extra quality $1.98 36-inch oil
boiled taffeta; navy, midnight and
black; 6 yards or less to each at
SI.5O yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

The Sarah Bennett
Circle of Kings
Daughters will hold
a bakery sale here at
the Fisk and Loosely
store tomorrow after
noon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Napkins for everyday
use; 18-inch squares; worth
$500 dozen; six to each for
75c.
Bleached and half
bleached crash toweling:
II and 18-inch widths;
worth 15c; 10 yards to
each at IOc yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Men, These New Spring Outfits,
Saturday.
You can buy good suit now, for $1,000. We
have many such to sell, and they're well worth
more than $4,000.
But the best is the cheapest and the best in suits
ready to wear are made by
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Groceries, Saturday:
GRADUATED Sugar, 10 lbs. for Use tcith other gro
certeS $500.
Fresh Creamery Butter, ? lbs. to each for &c.
Fresh BAKED Bread, large Lo0UcS to each for I5c.
Peaberry Coffee lbs. for $500 and lbs. of sugar
free
Fresh Carrots punches for I5c.
Fresh Juicy Grape Fruit, 4 for 25c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-24

Ladies stamped
night gowns, good
quality nainsook
one or two to each
at soc apiece.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-02

lavar "a terrible afrenta con aln, rpEa3
de sus hercfleos punos! Lo eontraEie.
de otros hombl3s que prefieren ser ga
lificados de males hijos de su tirrl an
tes que oirse llamar artis'as mediocres.
Caruso no Sc sintio contrariado porque,
al contraer ma;rimonio con una dana
norteamericana, lie tildaran sus compa
triotas de email ita.iano'', este ocu
rri6 muchas veces. Tan perturbado Sc
mostr6 Paoh con la inesperada acusa-
ci6n que trabajo lie cost6 su empire
sario, signor Alfredo Salmaggi, digua
dirle. para, que no violase su contrato
Y Sc dirigiese incontinenti Puerto Ri
CO a pedir1e cuentas al autor.
No haga usted case de tales exa-
bruptos-re decian sus compatriotas de
Ia = ALBANIA PORTORRIoUENAn !,
de Nueva York-rn hombreseomo us-
ted que Sc cultiva y Sc levanta por 81
prorio es Ell mas alto de los reyes, y
puede mirar como inferior astodos los
-vanos encopetados que no .hayan subj
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-02
(De Lamborn v Coz

Ningunos nuevos desarrollos SO, han
materializado en- la situaci6n general
szucarera dura1ite la ssmana. El merca
do de azucar crudo Y reinado, asi 60
ruo los futuros azucareros, han estado
en- calma g inestables pero sin n1ngun
cambio perceptible en- las condolences
generates fundamentals. Los futuros
azucarefos que ultimamente asumieron
considerable importancia, en- formar L.
tendenciaf de todo el mercado, han telai-
do fuetuacioness dentro de un extre.
nrado y. angosto margen. Los precios
bajos Sc han registrado en- los azlcares
crudos, siendo las ventas de Cuba, en-
puerto cereanos a hote consumando-
Sc a, 3 lac. CIF o sea- 4.86c. derechos
pagados.. Los srehnadores tambi6n, han
reajustado los precios del aztlcar refi-
nado y estan ahors en- lista a 6.25c.
condiciones conocidas y con uno de los
i slefinadores ofreciendo azlcar de segun
da mano a 6.20c.
Recientemente todo ell comercio azu
carero ha estado sen una sctitud sus-
pensa. Los consumidores y distribuido-
res han estado comprando muy econ6-
micamente, adhiri6ndose a la politica
de comprar de manos boca. La de-
manda tambi6n fue satisfecha princi.
cipalmente con ofertas de segundas ma
nos con pequefas concesiones mas ba-
jas que las cotizaciones de los reflnado
res. Como el volumen de negocios en-
los mercados primaries, estuvieron IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-02
CenOras
4 Debilitadas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PoR Z
UN MEDIco EsPEC1AL1sTA

Z 3 s p
|. Si padece I'd. de malestar dehilidad
desarreglos peculiares del sexo, 81 ca
rece de fuerzas o del magnetsimo que
atrae cautiva, si Sc siente nerviosa,
irritable quebrantada de salud, tome
alimentos sanos, particularmerte legum
bres, espinscas, etc, muy POGO o NADIA
de vino u otras bebidas alcoholics y,
despu6s de cada comtda, dos tabletas
(comprimidos) de "HIERRo NUXA-
DO'', producto estrictamente cientifico
de formula conocida que doctores reco-
miendan Y que venden todas las buenas
ssHIERRo NUxADo" contiene HE
rro organize como Ell hierro de la SAN
gre misma Contiene ademass el princi-
pal constituyente quimico de IA fuerza
activa nerviosa que abastece. .pronta-
r.lente ablndancia del ffuido vital a los
gastados nervios de tai modo, no SOLO
Ga a las mujeres mayores fuerzas. vigor
y resistencia, sino que renueva tambien
Ia fuerza inagnetica, dandoles ese indes /
criptible attractive que los hombres tan
to admtran en- el bello sexo. Fortifican-
do asi su ORGANISING "HIERRO NU-
xADO'' es dc gran ayuda para reno
var la juventud y guitar arrugas y
otras sefas Que envejecen Ell rostro y
que menudo originan en- debilidad or
ganica. Asi es como muchas seforas OBJ
tieiyen una vltaIidad sorprendente
las dos semanas de tomar este vaIioso
t6nico.
No acepte I'd. sino el legit5mp HE
RRo NUxADo" Que lleva el nombre
de Health Laboratories. Ningnn otro
prcducto es ia misma cosa nj dal
lei mismo. resnltado". Advt. !
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Ell tenor Poll en- Nueva York

do nj ysncido como usted. Formarse por
81 500. como Sc ha tornado usted; bre-
gando contra todas ,as vicisitudes; con-
ira todas las de ventajas; contra todas
las orosiciones; todo clio es mas que
sufcien1e par, denunciar ojos vistas
el i.ovii impure Ell acusador, con ell adj
tamen'o de que le sirve al censurado
de g-oria y &c honor verse criticado
por los dispensadores de apostasias en-
un patriotismo falso.''
iY asi es, en- efecto, Paoh que va
esta ju7gado por 'el mundo en- sus in
discutibles meritos de hombre de ar
tista, bien puede mirar con indiferen
cia las acusaciones Ge los que Sc aver
giienzan de hacerle justicia al m6rito,
-aun cuando este corresponda q tsus her
manos en- .el idioma, en- Ia sangl,a ,. en-
la historic, 81 no de la 11acionalidad por
81 considerable exotica! az
Isr8a sss9 arSsis D. coLLAzo.
Nueva York; asetiembrs ls de- 19a2.
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Alos Comerciantes v
Quincalleros de la Isla
Otra y Ultima vez estoy regalandO
los siguientes artlculos
Aproyeche Esta Unica Oportunidad ID


Aguas ingesas sin ojo so y6O Cts. mllar.
i Abridoe de lata de So a Cts. dos.
Alfleres 10 pOho muy vistosos de So a
Juegos de botone piedras puno so Cts doz
eJuegos de botones metal blanco 81. 20
. BOtones huesO tamanO 27 so gruesa
cuern y gruesa.
Botone gruesa
BOtOnes 27 gruea.
CepiIos cabeza
Colars de $5. 90 de So 90 81 so go Cts
coIarey cuenas vidrio 81. Cts dOz.
COllares piedras 75 Cts
cOllsres de 81 65 Cts. dOz.
Cortaplumas dorados cartones So. 90
CortapIumas cabO MADEIRA 2 hoias, ST. g.
cOrtaplumas. cabo int nacar, 81. 80.
BIusas bordadas color, 40 Cts.
Brochas barba 75 Cts doz
Espejos 1|2 lata, 65 Cts
Espeos liz marco ata 80 Cts. dOz
Espejos ae ga an-asa
Espedos ata Cts. 4@srs a@as /
Gorras bautmos bordadas So 25 doz e~s ea ea
HnO Superior mauuina de A4ss@ ea#@4 &
100 yds. blanco So. 100 sF'%G 4i -$eess
glea 7ff@N
II e.a.ss negro Ara
yds surtdos. 45 Cts dozsr1t 4n
*tpe~s2Fs CtCs. fs
Hebilas para chalscos, cajta.as Tx
Horquilas hierro ~ 14P. de 16 16 10 Cts.
a Impendibles 12 y3 a 20 Cts gruesa s&s4rssal
painos btaucas mitando
Juego con doz! assga& ssf ge8 q
Joyeritos para ss'r @
corbatas anchas largas 81 so doz sssf.a1 M s.t z
Corbstas anchas largas So go 1858 Fs7o.t5
Corbatas Q cota a So ~
Ccgntes dsde 81 90 rs hasta 81 80
y 8 a
Cintas hiladilo
Cintas hladillo pieza de 36 yds. 16 Cts. pteza
Cadenitas cuello doradas, a
Codones zpatos redondos fnos s de 500 ST.
Carteras bolsllo de 81 so a 80 Cts
a
Carteras bolilIo pequenas division s4 90 gruesa
Carteras bols1lo divisones So 90 gruesa.
Carteras boillo bolallos So 80 g.
Ligas pernas
Eiastico colores negro pugada 70 ptssa
EIastico bIanco etrecho 25 Cts pieza.
Nfedias nino punto nge blancas 80 Cts dog.
qunques v a gr.
Nanzu apon6s hno 4OP. IL yds. 81 75 pieza
a
Pape para msquinila Cts Ri s
Papse nitaci6n epahOl 400 plegOs grandsa 81 80 RI g.
Pape psqueho 4ooP. a 30 Cts.
cattas
pugadas
Platflcs porcsana japoneses a
Ramos bancos ninos 90 81 80
Bouquet blancos 81 90
EelOjes para bosilO alemanes garantizadOs s1oO e.
Sacuddores de
Sombreros tela hombres de SO 90 So so doz
Tijeras blancas aceradas pulgadas So .25.>
Tirantes para niho 81 Is
Alcancias pntadas imitando Tanque 80 Cts. dog
Toallas crudas fdpa "a 1s 80 cts doz.
Punto corinas trajes 70 pulgadas 80 Cts. IS
Toperolas doradas 80 Cts. minar
bontos buenos $3.50 s
$50 90 81 so dOz los vendO hoy surtidOs ST. dOz
Peinas 40 Cts. dOz-
caspa a
10 Cts. pieza hasta ST. 25 pieza.
frances ancho banco de Cts. yda:
g s sss g@
pza. Cts.
1I2 Cts Cts 8 Cts.
Boqus cigaro 40 Cts dOz hasa So %
800 ancho.
Lotes de suridos desde SIS 90 hasta $50 90.
Surtidos desde Sic. 90 hasta 500.
Todo baratismo Enviado G, o. d.
gute puede
nocda nviand 40 los segun inpor-
tanca del pedido -EstOs ariculos puedan
JusO st. 90 o. Box
F'Tw
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f-sts~ 49,
Nueva York; setiembrs 10 de- 19a2.