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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-10

Pozitia .luata de D-voaStrA in
I'm artlcOl de fond, fatA de ira.
gedia din Herin Illinois, inertia
toata lauda. Pntini editori au Ell.
raJul sa spuna ca dreptatea este
pc partea grevistilOr, 81 ca trage-
dia acea sangeroasa a fost provo.
cata de patronii minelor de car
buni. Acea ce s'a intamplat in
Herin 81 Virginia 81 alte parti sun,
efectele razboiului ce sc duct
astazi in America intre patroni
mlnelor de carbuni yi muncitori
Acest razboiu Sc numeste grcya
Atatea greve cate au f0st in IA
timii ami, 81 mai aies an,tl acesta
probabil ca nu an Most nni cand
in Statele Unite. De la armistitiu
Incoace Capitalist Americani 81
; an declS da l0vitura de mOartt
uniunilor mumitorSti, pentru q
lie rapii putinele inbundtatiri vt
earl mnneitorii lc primise in tim
|pnl razboinlni 81 pentru 4 reduce
piatile muncitorilof Ia Q stare dt
Infometare. Muncitorii ma vO,
ecda tara o llnpta. De aici rezult6
marble greye de Ia minele de car
'bnni. de la caile fcrate (RAil
koads) 81 alte greve mai mici.
Romanii din Aneriea earl sun'
in majoritate cOyxrVitoare mum
citori, au'o datcrie neral6 de q
,s'mpatixa Gu gresiltii. Nici M
ma indoesc ca mllacitorii Roninl
81 de data ssta vor Il bravi cu1
au fost Gu grev4 etelsIui, cand
muncitorii RcmSni sor dosedi q
|ssi inteleg chemaFse = nsnci
tori 81 yor dove mssciSstIlcl
americani "a no D ab e~tek
dator. A iucra q ,xreSfsr Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-10
|NF0RNAT|UN|

Cleveland, Ohio. = Fri a plecat
in tara Ill Gheorghe Gheta, men,
bru al societatii 'Patria Roma
na'' din Loaih, Ohio, Roman
vrednic 81 bun spr;jinitor al or
sanizatiunei noastre. Inainte de
plecare DONNA ga ne-a vizitat
redactia, Gu care ocazie ne-a spus
ca este in America de II ami 81
cd acum pleaca cn frumoase a.
mintiri despre ziarul nostru 81
despre organizatia al carei mem.
bru fost. = Ii dorim 81 pc a.
ceasta Gale realizarea dorintelor
Sill uram sa-si gaseasca neami.
rile sanatOase.
Berlin. Vineri a murit aici
so:ialistril independent, Ernest
Danmig, membru al reichstagnlni
81 fost colaborator permanent al
ziarului V0rwaerts.
Belgrad. - Cahinetnl sfrbpsc a
pregatit na plan peHtru apararca
granitelor ssnbesti de invazia
bandeaor halesre, de pc care a
TRIMS copie si guvernulni gre.
cesc eli cerefea de sprobare 81
ajutor tn caz de trebuint6.
Lansing, Mich. - Cde houa
SYNDICATE telefonice din stat an
cerut aatoritatilor aprobarea dc
4 Sc contopi ihtr 'una singura
Tot odata ele au mai cerut 81 in.
cuviintarea de mari taxele ct
frebuesc incsaate de Il clienti
In prina intrunire majoritatea
memIbrilor din ccnsiliul utilitati.
lor publics Az fost pentru permi
terea fisxinnei, is1x chestia take.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-10
q. 8. 3. A.
COMUNICAT

No. 4O-922-S. G.
Societ&tile membre in Uniu.
nea SoUietStilor Romano de a.
jutor 81 cultur6 din America
sunt fdGate Z lua Ia cunostihta
armktoaIvle:
Conform decisiunei Ad. &c.
nerale della 81 tulie 1921, tinu.
4 Il Alliance, O., runct IS 81
los, din Procesul Verbal al q.
cestei adun4ri, toa&e agendele
Uninnii Sc vur fncheia ca finea
fhnei fulie 1922. pentru a putea
|tfimAte fapoartele In scris Ia
socist&}i.
Deci sunt rueats toate socie.
|t&tile CO pank \ Aeeastk data
|s4 trimeae6 eonspectele, sa a.
|chits tOAts repaftitiile sau alte
|obiscte CO aa d pl&tit Ia Uniu-
- = Statute, bAtohi, diplome,
-.
Dxtk h Yonngstuwn, Ohio,
u 1ulfe lDea.
q. MA1HAo, Seer. oea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-10
DIN FUcA o)NDfIOU|

Cand vczi pc un ON casatorit
mancand deiunul la restaurant.
,pricepi D-ta cine poarta caciula
in casa.
II
Banii nu slnt totul i'm lnme.
Adesea orr nndita' cea mai scum
pa prihde pestele eel mai mic 81
fempia cu ciorapii de cate zece
dMari prihde in plas; numai il
garituri.
&c ar pati I'm socialist care
s'ar duce sd spnna lrlamlezilor
ca nu trebue sd sc bata pentrll
Irlanda, ca omul hu cetateanul
nnei tari, ci cctateanul lumeig. =
81
Omul mn multnmit nici odata
cu lucrul 81 Gu vremea. Vara am
vrea sa lucram la fabrica de
ghiata lar iarna near placea sd
finn focari la niscai cuptoare.
d
Stunt multi earl sc bat ell pum-
nil n piept 81 zic ca sunt fiji lni
Traian. dar cand ii chemi sd Sc
inscrie in societati fug de nu-i
Ipoti ajunge nici cu eapa lui
Marghiloman.
=
Tn galigan de pc la cuibul eli
barza VENT in America sa he
spuna ca n am fOst i'm stare sa
facem mimic detreaba. Ar face
mai bine sa ne multumeasca pen
tru patton 81 va ISL plateasca da-
toriilc prih oraselc de undc a
fugit. Atata pentru moment :
partea inieresanta vine mai la
urma.
Gel ce i place mai mutt lingu-
Sirea decat adevarul MI trebup sa
sc mahneasca daca are de prieteni
numai papagali 81 sarlatani.
81
Stunt multi carl. fotografiindu-se
81 vazandu-se cat sunt dc polciti.
isi var>a mania pc bietul fotograf.
-
In culind Dempsey 81 Willis
Sc vor lua la bataie pc bani. De
ce oare mn dpsfiinteaza g,wernele
'armatele actuale 81 sa infiinteze
uncle compusc numai din astfel
de Oamenig Tot MI sunt eli in
stare sd faca altceva mai bun de
cat bataia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-10

despre uncle re savdste sub actuaul guvn de acas
merriam calficatve acelea de bosevic "a socialists
trina socasnuui Internal tonae nam aprubato 81 hu
aprobao nci odaa Tnta noastra este sd slum cettori
nostr e nca eve cetaen constieh de drcpture
daore lor potce partzani anatci carl ssi caute
depatea parul carl s besteme tara nnde sau hascu
G. STANCULESCU
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-10

Cand vczi pc un ON casatorit
mancand dejunul la restaurant.
,pricepi D-ta cine poarta caciula
in casa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
NOTAS DE LA ISLA
continuation de la 5a. pag.

b
que pcestar, averiguen donde hay
media botellita de MAMPLE otros
servici)S que dan muy POGO brillo al
informe policial, y en- cambio no hay
quien pCeda pascar tranquilo por Ia
roche en- la plaza publica, con talto
zagalet3n vagabundo, nj quien pueda
de Ola pasar por calle alguna, por no
ser vicSima 6e I'm pelotazo en- la cara.
A todo 10 dicho hay que anadir que
Sc han perdido las cosechas de frutos
merores, .por falta de aqua, que las re-
seS EN- la costa Sc est&n muriendo de
hanbre Y sed y que Ell pueblo traba-
jador, el cue todo 10 produce, no tiene
cue conner nj que vestir, que nuestros
frutos en- ell mcrcado exterior no tie
len 81 Irecio que dem5ndh. la carest1a
cue supimos EN- los efectos todos que
dc i!era recibimos No obstante, no sc
oye hatlar mas cue de progreso mas
progreso. 'Progreso que cojea de. las
tres patas. tanto en- sentido moral, CO.
mo en- 10 econ6mico social.
Jose NoRIEGA.
Lajas octubre 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
PORQUE LA SAkGRE
BUENA ES ROJA

jPor que Sc viene diciendo que Ia
sangre buena tiene que ser neceSaria-
mente roja? IFS que cl color tiene
que yer algo con la calidad?
Aquf va la explicaci6n. El oxigeno
contenido en- ell aire es el gran SoSte-
nedor de todoS los SereS animadoS.
Uno de los trabajoS de la sangre eS ex-
traeT Ell oXlgeno que contiene ell aire
durante las frecuentes ycOntinuas es-
tancias de este tiItimo Ell los pulmo.
nes Y tpaSarlo los tejidoS del cuerpo.
Cuando la Sangre cargada de oxigeno
portador de vida, sale del coraz0n
para seguir ell curse de las yenaS, en-
es roja. Mas, al volver al organo de
que origina, cargada de impurezas y
privada de su oxigeno, tiene un color
oScuro muy pronunclado.
De 10 antecedente Sc desprende one
para gozar de buena salud eS menester
dos requisites, aiTe puro Y Sangre
rica Y roja,-el aire puro para pro-
porcionar ell oxfgeno, la Sangre~ roja
para llevar ese por todas las venaS
del cuerpo. Las PfldoraS Rosadas
del DIR. Williams hacen la Sangre rica
Y roja, porque eSe t0nico aumenta
grandemente Su pOder Gle lIeYar oX1-
geno, facilitandola por 10 tanto mucho
mas en- ser portadora de nueva vida
Y vigor a todos los 0rganos del cuer-
po. Pruebe esas pildoras t0nicas y
note el aumento dc color en- las me-
jillas v labios, observe como sus ner-
gios Sc vuelven mas sosegados, Su
aEetito mejora, su digestion mas nor
NAL, su andar mas rdpidO y Sus males
mas ligeros dc sobrellevar.
Tn valioso librito conteniendo con-
sejos especiales para Ia conservation
de la salud, intitulado 'Enfermeda-
des de la Sangre," le serd remitido
hajo sobre cerrado y completamente
Iibre de gasto alguno para usted, 81
10 solicita a Ia DR.. Williams Medi-
cine Co, Departamento N, Schenec.
tady. n. Y. E. U. de A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
BaaCO Territorial y Agri.
cola de Puerto Rico
.Secretaria-

Habiendo SIfrido extravio la hbreta
nlmero 6882, expedida nombre de
doha MARIA GOMEZ VIDA. DE AR
TAU, de esta ciudad, Sc hace. saber:
que 81 pasados treinta dias despues de
Ia primera publication de este anuacio
sin que persona alguna Sc haya pre-
sentado reclamar gu mejor derecho
Sc le expedira e. correspondence .du-
plicado quedando sin valor la original
SAN, JUAN, P. r., 81 de OCTUBRE
Ge 1922 FL Sccretario- P. Rocafort
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
HURTo DE AYES

Ha sido arrestado en- Puerta de Tie
IRA ell individuo Rafael Rodriguez, a
quien Sc acusa de haber hurtado del
corral de Maria Pastrana varias ayes.
La Corte sentenci6 Rafael a tres me-
ses de carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
ReCtifGandO

---- s. III
FL tercer parrafo de iii articulo au
forbade por nj publicado en- la
Democracia', La correspondence de
Puerto Rico" Ell MUNDO titulado
"ACERCA DE MI RENUNcIA'' dice
ASH
''He Tecibido muchas cartas de
amigos que desean informes acer2l
de 81 la renuncia del mio ha Sido o.
tenida en- esta forma Yo no he p1-
dido complacerles enviando-es co a
del Attorney General escrita Ell IA
forMa que siempre han acostumt"a-
do estos funcionarios en- el nome, to
de admitir la separation de un no n
bre honrado de reconocida ca9a-
cidad."
Coincidiendo quizas con la impre
sion del referido articulo en- los distin-
tos diarios en- Que fue publicada, me
fn6 entregada Ell IA administra cion de
correos de esta ciu6ad la siguieaee
Carta:-
Octubre g. 1922.
Sr. Lcio. Tulio Rodriguez,
oaguas, P. R.
Seflor:-
Me ss grato expresarle que durante
Ell tempo cue actu6 usted como Jaez
Municipal de Camuy, para cuyo cargo
fue nombrado en- enero II de 1915, y
despues ascendido al cargo de Juez Nh
ricipal de Caguas, cuyo cargo desem-
reno usted hasta Ell de octubre de
1922 en- que voluntariamente presept6
usted la renuncia del mismo, sus servi-
clos fIeron altamente eficientes. sin
cue durante 6icho periodo de temp
diera usted motive queja.
Este Departamento siente verse pri-
vado de sus servicios meritisimos en-
la magistratura del pals por virtud de
su resolucion, espera que en- su vida
professional tendra usted igual 6xito al
cbtenido por I'd. como Juez.
Aprovecho esta oportunidad para
reiterarle ell testimonio de mis- mejo.
Ees deseos y consideration.
Atentamente,
(Fdo) Salvador MEsTRE,
Attorney General.
Queda demostrado, por la fecha
de cTalquiera' cartRI que hubiera re-
cibido, bien del Gobernador, bien
cue en- su encabezamiento lleva, que
Ia anterior misiva fue escrita ell dia 9
de los corrientes. Yo la recibi Ell 20;
ell remitente no es pues responsible de,
81 por causas ajenas su voluntad. no
lego mas oportunamente a su destino.
Me es muy grato hacer esta rectif-
cacion en- honor las cordiales rela-
clones que siempre existieron en- ell
campo Official entire el Sr. Mestre, CO.
no Jefe, y el que suscribe, como su-
Ealte@no, durante ell tempo Que ejercl
en- su denartamento las funciones de
Juez. Desearia que tales relaciones con
tinuaran subsistentes en- Ell terreno pri
vado de una sincera amistad manteni-
da con ell digno y caballeroso funciona-
rio puertorriQuefio, que. trav6s de
tantos escollos, conduce imperturtable
FOR el hoy proceloso mar de nuestroS
destinos la nave de la Justicia.
(Fdo.) Tulio RODRIGUEZ.
CagUas, octubre %, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25

81 est4 eompfado en- la casa
Sumsrsiilo. es una garantia de
ealidad para I'd.
A. ERIE sUMERSlLLE & Co..
INC.
Alien 7e. San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
Jose FRANCES

PARIS, Oetubre 24.-El valor del
franco continIa disminuyendo debido
al dedcil nacional.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
FANNY H. KIM LEFT s21. 900
Charitable Bequests Made in VIII
af Orthodox Street Woman

Fanny II. Kim. Of l32t Orthodox
street. whose will was prohatrd TODAY.
left 800 to tho Order of n" Holy
Cross of tho Protestant Episcnpal
Church and 500 TO the St Marvs on
the Mountain School for Girls. bot a,
Sewanct. Tenn. Sho left another SlW
to the Protestant Episcopal Chur"h f9r
missionary work in China and Japan.
Her estate is valued at S21 100.
Other charitable bcQuestS we're made
nv Clotilde Kohn. 1901 North Broad
riret, S2OT Of his ScC 900 estate going
10 the Federation Of Jewish Charities
md Sarah J. Woodward. Of -" North
Fortieth street. Tho left $1,000 1T her
$40 900 estate to the Fifth Baptist
Church.
Other Wills probate were those or
William Riebcl. 1915 Seventy second
avenue. Oak Lane. Sl0.6no: Margaret
II. Rurk. 112l Mount Vernon street.
I x1S. 400: Valentine Burklart, 1908
North Nineteenth street. $1,000. and
Mary W. MARIN. who died in 81. Louis.
$500. Inventories wcrH filed III the
personal estates Of I.orcnz Hormu'h.
$40. SOS. .6%: Walter lIcyl. $685.. 10:
Mary f.. Gamvino. Sl1. 40. and Lulu
v. Hall. Sl1 ,3jS 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
blaze IN CHICAGO
BLAMED ON LABOR
Partially Built Apartment House
Ruined by Spectacu-
lar Fire
WOMAN TELLS OF BOMBS
Ry tho Associated Press

Chicago. May 11.--I'oirr today
searched for uncXrlod"h bombs he'
Z lieyed to have been placed in II SaDo.'Oo
y apartment building IN North Chicago.
which was damaged last night by ne
y attributed to tcrroristS in connection
K with the Chicago labor war
Authorities also arc concentrating
thefr efforts on tho confession said to
have been obtained yesterday from Mrs.
Margaret Miller. wife Of John Miller.
now under arrest ?> the alleged driver
Of the death ear" from which shots
were fired. killing two policemen carly
wednesday.
& Police ronncct the firing of tho build
ing with labor disorders through man
who warned two women in an adjoining
building TO cscanc before their building
caught fire. lIc ran down the steps
shouting, ITO hell with the Lands
award"
The building damaged by fro with an
estimated loss Of 500. 600. was being
erected under the Lands wage award,
It was owned by n contractor VIII" do
MED receiving threats from labor NOR
That the fire was s"t has been proven
beyond doubt. police say. for u was
started on the first and second floor III
various parts almost simultaneously.
The questioning Of Mrs. Miller.
police say. brought a full confession
Prom her in which tho names Of other
occupants of the death car were
siven and it is substantiated by pre-
rious confession attributed to h"r hus:
band.
Police said Mrs. Miller admitted car.
ing for the occupants Of the bandits
car. who were supposed 70 have been
wounded BY shots from tho policemen
pistols. Mrs. Miller also admitted
titting in conference with labor leaders
in which bombings and attacks were
discussed. police said. and admitted
knowing that explosives wore kept in
her home to be. used by labor tnen in
their fight against the Landis award.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Uncommon Sense
Looking Ahead
By JOHN BLAKE
'ssIH1HERE there is n" VISION says
vVthr Book of Proverbs, ''thc people

WhERRE Re- there s is NO VISION" ho r,ans saEs
perish
To which Ecclosiastcus adds;
i "Wha tsoevCr thou takcst in hand.
remember the end. and 'hou shalt not
be amiss."
n. Through the history of the world it
has been the few men of vision that
have. done the planning. The rest OF
the people walked in the ways that the
planners set for them.
tYCST now the world seems without
81 plan for the future but mon OF vision
will he found. as they always have been
found. 10 supply one.
It is when vision ie lacking. when the
people get confused as 10 the ways they
should take, thar wars arise and ronu-
lations are destroyed. and the seeds Of
hatred and bitterness are sown.
The world has passed through such
time. but is happily ont of il,
What VIC are concerned with in these
articles is the individual. rather than
the world. II is for tho editorial writ
ers, not for us, 10 comment on state.
craft and the trend Of the times.
a But what is true Of the world is true
ot the individual. Vision is AS neces
sary to the single struggling human be.
ing as II is to a nation or 10 n whole
world.
He who remembers the end, no mat
Ger what he has taken in hand. shall
not be amiss. whether he is building a
dog kennel or bridge over the widest
river In the world.
He must while his hands arc en-.
ployed on the part Of the work before
them. keep in his thought the whole
that is to be completed.
in the end before he makes his begin
ming, or all his efforts will be in vain.
VISION is merely looking ahead, and
v planning for the future. We cam
not foresce accidents. or uphcava!s Of
nature, or the weather Of %rar after
next. But II we could not see into the
future at all. We should get nothing ac-
coiDplished.
1ft The men who built the Pyramids were
z able to picture them as they stood COM
y pleted before the first stone was dragged
10 its position on the sands.
y The men who founded the Amer icam
Nation--which is the newest of the great
Aations---cOuld see much of it's future
and were able to provide for II a Con.
9stftution which has needed but little
change,
2'E Letting tomorrow take, care, Of itself
'S1ss 4 foolish policy. Our work is Today,
but u we do not try to mske tomorrow
NjIok II should bc. we shall have no
Sla3As m nation or individual, we
4 s'sswsss.. ,s,t ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Dressing Combs 8

15c Hard Rubber Dressing
Combs. 4Sr.
SSc Hard Rubber Dressing
Combs. zoe.
Shell.color C'elluloid Dress
ing Combs. ,5c. soc and soc
kinds al SOC. 3Sc and csc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
For
Thursday
Tooth Pastes and
Powders

soc rcpsodent Tooth raste,
33r.
b0c rebeco Tooth Taste. acc.
25c kal Pheno Tooth raste.
15r.
soc Sanitol Tooth Faste, iac.
800 pyorrhicide. for re-
ceding gums, Use.
25c l.aVoris. at isr.
81 I.avoris. at ;9r.
csc S. :. White Tooth taste,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17

Leave Your Order at Desk, on
Hair Preparations

soc watkins Mulsified Co.
coanut oil Shampoo. 3ae.
S5c Glmbels Liquid Green
Soap Shampoo. A0r.
3oc Danderine. at 2ar.
soc Danderine. at 4sr.
S1.20 Danderine. al SSc.
ACC wildroot Hair Tonic.
22c.
Soc wildroot Hair Tonic,
%2r.
si?o wildroot Hair Tonic.
sac.
$3.50 Ferrond's Hair
Grower. s6r.
soc Hays Hair Health. $50.
$40 Hays Hair Health,
i5r.
a0c Gimbels Bandoline. 2Sc.
35c Gimbels Brilliantine. csc.
15c Glover's Mango Cure,
Asr.
81 r. J.. Watkins Liquid
Arvon for removing dandruff,
at s5c.
soc palmolive Shampoo, 3Sc.
or 3 for 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
lvory.Color Celluloid
Toilet Ware Half
Price and Less

Several attractive pat
terms. all Of good, heavy.
creamy stock. 4 few Of
the prices are
Hair Brushes. s1.sS and
$3.50.
Mirrors. -. $3.50. $3.50.
Combs. 1sr. ?Sc and ,Sr.
Powder Boxes. csc and
eI.15.
Hair Receivers. a1.15.
Clothes Brushes. a1.4S.
Bonnet Brushes. 500.
Trays. A0c, si.16 and
S2.76.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Home Remedies and Household Drugs

Ammonia, Aromatic Spirits.
s-oz, bottle. s0c.
witch Hazel. triple distilled
s-oz. bottle. zoe.
witch Hazel. triple distilled,
l6-oz. bottle, 33r.
Witch Hazel. triple distilled,
52-os. bottle. s5e.
witch Hazel, violet, s-ox.
bottle, use.
Witch Hazel, Violet, 1902.
bottle. <8e.
Ben zoin. Glycerine and Rose
Water Lotion
SOC. bottle. 1se.
1s-oz. hottie. ase.
Bay Rum. imported Gin.
bells
7-oz. bottle, CSC.
14-oz, bottle. $40.
OF. bottle. Si.s5.
Epson Salts. ID. pkg. Toe.
Chalk and Orris. Il lib. pkg.
zoe.
sodium Phosphate. ID. pkg,
:Oc.
Bicarbonate of Soda. ID. pkg,
Zoe.
BSrax. lb. pkg, 15c.
Pills and Tablets
Aspirin Tablets, Bayer's, 100
gr.. soc.
Aspirin, s. x. r. 100 5 sr.,
26-.
2sc Biaud's Iron Fills. 100
for Tie.
4Sc Cathartic Conpound
Tablets. 100 for es-.
2Sc Calomel and Soda Tab
let's. 4 -Rr.. 100 for 1br,
35c cascara Sagrada Tab.
lets, 100 5-gr. 20~.
a6c Cascars Sagrada Tab
lets. 100 3-Er. 1se.
Aloin Belladonna Strych-
nine Tablets, 100 for lie.
Rhinitis Tablets 100 in hot.
tie, at zoe.
Quinine Pills, 2.srain, 100
for CSC.
Migraine Pills. 100 for co-
Asafetida, 100 3-gra!n for
eOr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17

Tsc Raume Analgesiaue
Bergue. SOC.
soc California Syrup of Figs
soc.
soc Mus'ero'e. tOr.
30c Musterole. ?oc.
CSC Cascarets. NC.
soc Cascarets. 3sc.
3oc Groves Laxative Bromo
Qu,nin.. lac.
Csc Hilrs Cascara Quinlne,
lie.
Csc Rellans. for indigestion.
isr.
soc tormamint Tablets %0c.
soc Phillips Mix OF Mag
nesia. sSc.
81 90 L.ysol Disinfectant. aoe.
soc Lysol Disinfectant, %oe.
25c Lysol Disinfectant, ?0c.
5oc Gimbels Fig Syrup, 2Sc.
1915 Horlicks Matted MIX.
S?.sO.
Csc Carter's Liver Pills, 1Sc.
sl25 Giyco-Thymoline. soc.
hnc Cilyco-Thynoline. A2c.
soc Glyco-Thymoline. ?Ir.
%5c ii. Peroxide of Hydro
gen. lsc.
sl.o0 Bromo Seitzer. use.
Glycerinc and Eose Water,
o.. lSr.
Glycerine and Rose Water,
soZ. ESQ.
Giycerine. PLAIN, \ OF. .0c.
Cilycertne. plain. 8 oz.. So-.
amphora'ed Oil, : o.. SOC.
Essence of Peppermint,
o., ESQ.
Essence of Peppermint, 4
OF 45r.
castor OIL, : ~. bottle. 2sr.
'astor Oh, s-oz bottle. SOC.
Ammonia, Violet, pt. bottle,
15r.
Ammonia, Violet. At. bottle.
Csc.
Ammonia, Household. pr.
bottle. 15r.
Ammonia. Household, at.
bottle. ?B~.
Ammonia. Aromatic Spirits.
oz. bottle. SOC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Talcum Powders

2SC Johnson & Johnson Red
Cross Baby Talcum. lee.
25c DJer Kiss Talcum Powder,
I8c.
25c Mavis Talcum Powder.
lie.
Gimbel TalCum Powder in
lib. cans in Corylopsis odors
or unscented. Zoe.
25c I.azclls "As the Petals"
0 TalCum Powder. at i0c.
Csc Smith. Kline Il French
Orange Blossom Talcum Pow
der, at t9c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Face Creams

soc Kinds Honey & Almond
cream. 35c.
81 Kinds Money & Almond
cream. S2c.
soc Daggett & Eamsdeli's
Cold Cream. 3SC.
soc Yale's Almond Blossom
Creos. $50.
SOC Holmes' Frostilla. cic.
900 lb. tin Gimbels Theat-
ricat Cream. soc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Bouquets of French
Fraxrance for Milady


at zoe; 1 oz. at ~ 86.
Bouquets Of French
Fragrance for Milady
Purse-size hammered bot
ties with perfumes from Coty.
Houbigant. Caron and Guer-
lain. enclosed in a black silk
case. at $3.50.
Coty's odors are L'Origan.
Styx, Ambre Antique. Rose
Jacqueminot.
Houbigant's odors are Ideal.
Mon Boudoir. Quelques Fleurs.
Round Glass Bottles filled
with Coty's Toilet Waters in
I'OriEan. Rose JacQueminot,
Chypre. at u o., 60c; o.,
Coty's styx Toilet Water
y or. at 7Sc
o.. at Sl.25
Colored striped long narrow
bottles with elongated drop
pers. filled with Vantine's
Perfumes. AZ csc.
Coty's Toilet Water Lori
gan in original bottle
700 size. at 3 3.7S
$1,000 size. at . $50
$500 size, at $3.50
Chypre Toilet Water
5 100 size, at &3.s6
L'or Toilet Water
$500 size. at 3 $50
$500 size, At $3.50
Iris Perfume. $500 size. at
Jacqueminot Rose Perfume
) 500 size. at 1918
$1l.o0 size, at $3.50
Jacaueminot Rose Toilet
700 size, at ss.,S
1890 size, at 3 $50
$4,000 size. at $3.50
Guerlain's Lip Stick, leather
Guerlain's Lip Stick, metal
case, at 95c.
35c Cutex for Mani Or
curing ZOC
. wS!,e sls cue. ,'e'..'''!..... Nan Csc
Polish Sis l"'e' i.a"'' MAJ! MAJ! Csc
rss's SIC cn'e' :''.'. N'', Csc
a, ''o t'''' .''''. '.''''.''''' Nan Polish 33c
Toe Pumice -
stone ..,........ ~
25c Gimbels Nail 90
Folish ....,...... XOS
Csc Ginbels Nail 20.
Bleach ............X X0C
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