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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
Reflect Short as
Federation Head

Results OF The election or officers
Of the State Federation OF Labor
shows william NJ. Short 10 be re.
elected president with a poll OF
f.7f9 votes. Other officers elected
are: Ida Parberry. vice president
o. the first district: A. W. Johnson.
vice president OF the second dis.
trict: c. L. Gallant. vice president
Of the third district; W. l.. Brackin.
reed. vice president OF the fourth
district: William f. Dau. OF Taco.
ma. vice president OF the fifth dis
trict; J. NJ. Belanger, vice president
Of the sixth district; Henry Arends.
vice president OF the seventh dis.
trlct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
Bootleggers
Are Hard Hit

Monday was distinctly indigo for
five liquor vlolators who appeared
in federal court for sentence. Fines
totaling $1,000 and jail terms ag.
gregaing one year and two months
were melted out by Judge Jeremiah
Netcrer.
James Hull and Russell utley
were each sentenced TO serve six
months In tho county Jail and pay
a fine OF 81 on charges OF violating
the prohibition act and maintaining
a nuisance. They gave notice OF
appeal.
Chester G. winBlor was fined
$500 and Alvin Anderson drew
term OF GO days in tho county jail
following their conviction on liquor
violation charges Andy Slmonson
was fined $500 on the Same charge.
c. w. Frachor plead guilty to
stealing navy property from Brcm.
crton. Sentence wns deferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
Bill Hart to Give
Saddle at Rodeo

okANoOAN. Wash. June IA
handsome saddle. presented BY Bill
Hart. famous "cowpuncher" movie
actor viii be awarded az n trophy
10 tho best hll.round cowboy aud top
rider. az the redeo 10 be held here
July :. J ana I. IL was announced
today.
An Invitation extended 10 Hart 10
attend the redeo may be accepted by
the actor. say members of the cele.
6ration management.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
GOULD FORTUNE
SPLIT BY WILL
Children OF First Wife and
Widow All Share

TOMS RIVER. n. j.. June A.
The fortune Of George ]. Could Is
divided among his seven children by
his first marriage and his second
wife. Mrs. Gu,niyere s. Gould. nc.
oording 10 the terms OF his win.
which was filed Tor probate here to.
day.
The will WIS drawn In New York
May ~, 1925. a year before Gouldb
death ia France.
II ~ directed that bis share Of the
estate Of the late jay Gould which
had been held in trust for his bene.
~. should be equally distributed
among HE seven children Kingdom.
Marjorie. jay. Nlyicn, George j., Jr..
Edith and Gloria
Tho sum OF $4,000. 900 was left in
charge Of trustees. 20 be invested. or
rclnyesied. held OF sold, on Auch
terms az they deem beat. the In.
come and profits from the property
and from all such transactions 20
be paid the widow.
Star Want Ads bring your pros.
DFctH 20 the door $50 them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
IS FIGHTING
DEPORTATION

Leon MOrcl, ~. "a n1iifr iffnch,
man and resident n the uajif1
states for the past 20 Eeara Naa
fighting deportation in federal oourt
Monday after being held under bond
as an alien by the immigration au-
thOntIes since July iek
Alorel. who is Eaid % b ono q
the finest worker., ~ brass and cop.
per in the Northwest b charged
by the immigration authorities with
being a party 10 an Illegal marriage.
Hls case has been carried 70 The
supreme court az Washington. u.
C.. nnd referred % the federal court
here. According 70 the records.
MOrel entered into a common law
marriage contract nine years ago
with an Italian woman Ia gan Fran.
cisco, from whom he has since
been separated. lie later married.
under the American iaw. a -. Louis.
NO. girl, aud has one child.
Government counsel fayOrs Tie
release Of Morcl. according 10 their
statements and are bringing the az.
ton as Formally. They stated
that the case would probably b.
taken under adyisement b. the
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
STATE PARK TO
Be DEDICATED
Tract Is First Purchased
by Washington

OLYMPIA. june THE frat
park purchased by Tho atata OF
Washington. an area Of IS acres on
tho Navy Yard highway. eight miles
east OF Union City. liz 10 be dcdleat.
ed at . o'clock next Saturday after.
noon. under the auspices OF tho
state parks committee. according TO
Clifford l.. Babcoclt. state treasurer,
and chairman OF the COMMITTEES. The
brief ceremonies viii DO open 10 the
public. which is urged by the com.
mlttee to take the opportunity N.
fcrcd By the occasion to get their
acquainted with what tho state IL
doing to secure and preserve outing
places.
The new park Is s,lll without a
name. but ono win be chosen in nd.
vance OF tho dedication. II has been
under state control for nearly d
year. and considerable work was
dono during the summer OF 1879 In
developing camping and picnic
places there. The purchase was
competed this spring. following leg.
islative action TO remove the limi,a.
ton on park purchases imposed by
the state park act OF 1921
Tho total OF state parks OF 30
acres or more is now eight. These
are Moran state park. on orcas In.
land, containing 1900 acres: LARA.
bee state park, on tho Chucknnut
drive. 90 acres; Deception Pass state
park, on the Pacific highway,
short distance south of Chehalis. $50
acres; William II. Crawford state
park. In Pend oreilie county, 40
acres; an unnamed park IN Grays
Harbor county. near Uoquiam. s2o
acres: another unnamed park OF 30
acres n mile northwest Of Enum.
claw, recently given 10 the state by
J. II. Mailer. and the new park on
Hood canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
1923 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

00C-Mrs. A. Eastwood. 2940
OOL Falrvicw ave. was seriously
injured when she was struck az
Eastlake ave. and Allison 81. By an
auto driven by r. G.. waskcy. Lake
Forest Park. it was reported satur.
day.
C00-Harold Landans. 1906 r.
OOO 55ih ST.. was knocked down
By an unidentified driver at First
ave. and Marion st. Saturday. His
leg was injured.
2QI-A. A. shafcr Occur
oOf d'Alene, Idaho. received
minor injuries Saturday when he
was struck by nm auto driven by S.
Feinberg. 1914 18th ave. ", at 10th
ave. and Thurman ave.
DOE. d. jenkins. 1907 East.
OOOlake ave. reported Saturday
that no had struck an unknown
japanese woman at Second ave. and
Union 81.
00C-Lily Mazen, 0. Of 1921 Yes
OOOler way. was severely in.
jured Saturday near her home by an
auto driven By Frank Mills, sIaltby,
Wash.
QO7-H. Douglas. $50 Second
~ Z ave. ~. was cut about the
head Sunday when lie was struck at
Broadway and Pine st. by car driv.
en- by Jack stinson, 2Ol0 westlakc
ave. n.
COQ-R. Drurnmond. i0s I3th
0OCave. N. reported Sunday
that his car had struck and injured
o small child at 18th ave. and Pine ST.
399-4OO rrs elaFsnes sand and
kupe. OF Edmonds. we're severely in.
jured when both were run down by
an auto driven by Robert Hagen.
gals Irving ST., Sunday. on Marginal
way. They were taken to the county
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
Here and There

Princess Anastasia Of Greece. for.
merly Mrs. Leeds. is returning TO
London.
Tho Plumns house. built in 1853.
destroyed by fire at Quincy, Cal.
Sunday.
Fire on freightor William A.. Nc.
Kcnncy Is put out after damage OF
$4,000 has been caused.
Gross receipts OF tho Seattle post.
office jumped s2T.4b7 last month
over the same period year ago.
Mrs. Frances Hunt Latham. pic.
necr King county school teacher.
died Mt the home of her daughter
1922 E. Goth st., Saturday.
Postmaster General New, who Is
coming TO Seattle for the post.
masters convention. win be invited
to speak to American Legion.
Teaohers from Canada were guests
OF Seattle schools Saturday.
The Pioneer association OF tho
state OF Washington win hold In
annual reunion Wednesday at Pho.
necr hail. Seattle.
Tho University OF Washington
Get Togcthor' day VIII he held
June 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
Was a Grandmother
When But 20 Years

OAKLAND, Cal. June Airs. C.
H. Jagoc was represented today as
oakland's competitor in the young.
est grandmother" contest.
She is aged 80 and has three
grandchildren. aged from years TO
20 months. She Is the mother OF
six children. the two oldest OF whom
are married. The youngest is aged
years.
Mrs. Jagoc lives on ranch near
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
Woman, 60 Years
Old, Is Arrested

OAKLAND. Cal. June oak.
land police today held a CO,year.old
woman charged with burglary.
She was found. police reported.
climbing In the window OF garage.
II was going In after my shoes"
che explained, when asked why sho
was barcfootod.
The woman refused 10 give her
nnmo or talk to officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
June White Sale
COTTONS! LINENS!

81 and 36-In. White Oxfords 25c
Lengths 10 10 yards.
30-Inch White Flaxon, Yard 19c
Lengths TO 10 yards
soc 42-Inch Imported Wolfe 75c
Sl.00 42-Inch Imported Wolfe 79c
36-Inch Bleached Muslin, I'd. zoe
Printed Cotton Challie, I'd. 15c
Lengths 90 10 yards.
36-ln. Unbleached Muslin, I'd. 15c
Lengths up TO 10 yards.
S2-Inch Popiin Shifting Soc
36-inch Long Cloth, 10-yard bolts,
S2.25, $3.50, S2.75 bolt.
1S-inch Crash Toweling, 1Oc.
ldx1S-in. Crash Towels, 3 for Csc.
Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04
RAINS DOLLARS
OVER EMPIRE!.
Downpour Assures Bumper
Crops This Year

SPOKANE, June i.-"It h. not
raining rain today. It's raining dol.
lar bills"
That song wen, juhllantly up sat.
undsy from the farms and the OF.
fieeS Of farmers Organizations: also
from bankers IN close touch with
farming conditions.
While the years rain record Is
seven,tenths Of an inch below nor.
mai the downpour OF the last few
DAYS Is taken as an indication that
the dry spell Is ended,
Wcatherman Elgio NJ Keyser
even went 80 far as TO submit that
possibly this IS the definite end OF
a four or five year dry spell. since
weather bureau records indicate
there Is a tendency for several dry
years hereRbogt To be followed hv
an approximately equal number ~
vet years.
\ bumper wheat crop is practical.
~ assured in the Inland Empire by
the general rains OF the last two
days. and this win add 10 the agFi.
cultural wealth amounts estimated
all the way nom half million 10
over a million dollars.
The total fall for two days here
was i.S9 inches.
The record for amount OF rain
was set on June Z. 1855, being = .ss
inches. The next highest s4.hour
record Is May 1890. l90T-I.6s
inches.
FIFTH
LARGEST
Fridays sl.hour record Is the
NTH largest for the years since the
great Spokane fire. which destroyed
earlier data. II Is 100 inches.
Farmers have been worrying re.
Gently as to whether cutting OF the
forest had reduced permanently the
amount OF rain in this region" Key
ser said. '-Somc OF them have
expressed fears that the dry wealth.
er OF the past several years meant
n return 10 desert conditions.
1T looks 10 ME now as IL forests
have nothing TO do with Il. and na.
ture turns on the watertap when
she gets ready. This certainly ought
10 reassure those farmers who
thought the Inland Empire was
headed for aridity."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04

15x24-inch Bleached Huck Towels,
10c.
22x44-inch Turkish Towels, SOC.
70-inch All-Linen Damask, SITS.
7O-inch All-Linen Damask, S2.35.
All-Linen Damask reduced to
S2.95.
S5.25 Pattern Cloths. S4.00.
$3.50 Linen Cloths, S2.95.
17x33-inch All-Linen Towels, Acc.
16-Inch Liner, Touching 19c
17x34-inch Bleached Huck Towels,
15c.
1Sx36-inch Turkish Towels, Zoe.
20x4O-inch Turkish Towels, 25c.
he Bon Marche
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the University Of California.
Personally ! am convinced that
Abrams is mistaken In his diagnosuc
claims and that his methods viii
run The usual course and be forgot
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04

Star Want Ad. bring your pros.
poets 20 the door uso them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04

Big special purchases prices many regu
The Bon Marches policy sell low cash prbrng these impor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-04

Tho University OF Washington
get Togcthor' day viii bc held
June IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19

odie fcloz de una propaganda Saba
ha sobrscitado en- to1os les cera2ones,
ha bella y buenanente destrozado ell
trasado de Versailles. Ell no 10 tiene
arora mas Cue como un papel mojado..
Ia arroja6o la Garcia, venoS nueva-
qler 50 Ia fa< naturat d. Alenania, sJls
ojos inGa.Aadcs de c6iera conottptscen
cia. 81 F1ancia recutara, ahora de an
goio paso; 81 fTacagara en- sa elapresa,
el orgullo alem3n no tentlrl8 limites,3
y la guerra, sangrsenta esta vea., sien-l
do al1i ael7 spensainialto,a Ia ,esperanz a,
el suefc supreme, no tardaria en- ex-
tender t-av6s del lnun5o 81 s5ouito
eo sdeyastac5ones v matarzas. De npes
IRA firmeza. dcpenGe nuessra salvaci6ns
Z Ell proo,eyla que tenenaos que Eesolvars
ros es. -so'amente. el dc obtener alglnj
dinero de las nlinas carborfsexes, de
las fcreseas. do las adranas. &c AieE1a,- !.
MIA, el dinero que Sc nos debe Y que:
los frata log nos autorizan a ton.ar;. e5.
dc ccnstrehtr q Alesnanias a respetari
scsos 1aisnos tratadcs, q respetar lapazl
due el,os baa establesi5o. Bnos sose %,
znalcs j nosotros ianlas hemos ocuf-
,ado nuestra opinion de cue lrabieraai
poti3o ssr ine5ores constituyen e.iosi
Ia unica harrera hoy levanfada con
tra Ia arareuia international el sal
vaiigno de ma guerra universal. La
Fxancis en- 81 Ruhr protege la vida hu-
rlana, defendiendo ell derecho legal ms
tisri5e par los tratado5 dc paz
Esgpor ESQ que ella no debs. ser DC
sbi1i:adasen sn esfuerzo spcr las recsi-
rlinacicnes, sospechcsas porque son in
terese das, de algunos polemistas que
tratan &c pescar en- RIO revuelto. Hay
qnienes coafesa1do cada dia cue la
ivattcia esta de 'iarostro iado prorrum-
-,oa ea .Sts..ieiltacioaes sobre los nfeaios
tCOntiaua en- Ia 4a,s pags:l 49,
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La ocupacion del I2llElr

Ea lleg2do la hora, para los. franz
ceses, de corstituir frente o Alemania
amenazadora. ell frente ilnico de sus vo-
luntades y de sus energias. Les es nece
sarlo.- aplazar todas las querellas in
. .teriores dss escusla y Ge4 partido para
iauGarse todos, juntos, con, eyehemeESe
Eresoiuci0n, a Ia ayuaa de su gotierno
snue ha entablado en- el Ruhr una lucha
selEllentes no esargrienta, Y. cvyo re-
III tado .decidira del porvenir de nuss
tro pals, .aun de algunos otros. z
para ESQ, es necesario prevenirse contra
rs reri3as campafIas de algunos que
'ttrstan de acar psrtido do las dlficu,-
tades graves y .hasta de los posibles
neligros, de nuestra intervenci6n ebl,
AJepan1a para satisfacer, a la vez eus.
pasienes. -ambieiones polfticas. Ver-.
daderamente, TO Sc trata mas en- esse
rcomento de pertenecer al Grupo ma.
'cional % al Gr2po- de 10 izuuierda: Sc.
trstas Sinplemente de ser frances " de.
aseeear para Francia la .viGsoxia, de "a
jIsticia, la cual. al propio tempo ase.
gurara la paz a Europa Y, por ella, az
mundo.
En- efecsc, cs cleric, de ura certidum
bre Que Sc opone todos con caracter
de evidencia cue, IA question actual
lnents planteada por Alemania en el
Ruhr -sobrepuja considerablemente elt
problems. de las reparaciorses.. Nosotros,
con nuestrs ocupaci9p solo tratamos
de tomar possession de una pequena
parte de nuestro .cr6dito. Pero ensegpi-
ia -Alemaniay -encontrando en- .esta &C.
titnd o. prstexto que ella buscaba, ha
fomentado ante nuestra ocupacion pa
ctflca la OCCASION de su rebellion pre-
msdisada contra los tratados de paz.
su gcbiernO, en- nanos de los grandes
ezplctadcrcs de las r1asasS alcranas.
perc que estas siguen, ofuscadas poT 81
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De nOraS
DebiIitaeaas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PoR
UN MEDICo EsPECTALTsTA

81 padece I'd. de malestar debilidad
. desarreglos peculiares del sexo, 81 ca
raeo de fuerEas o. del anagnetsimo que
atrae cautiva, 81 Sc siente .lerviosas
irritable quebrautada de salud, tome
ali1neatos sanos. particularmente legum
bres, espinacas, etc, muy POGO NADIA
he vino II otras bebidas alcoholics Y,
despues de cada coinida, dos tabletas
{coniprimidos) de "HIERRo NUXAs
Do, producto estrictamente cientifico
de formula -eonecida. que doctores reco-
miendanay cue venden todas las hnenas
hoticas M
tsHTERRo NUxADo" contiene h1e-
GRO organize como Ell hierro de la san
gre rlisma, contiene ademas e. princi-
pal conssituyense. 9uimico de lasfuerza
sctiva nsrviosa1- que abastece pronta-
Elente abund amelia del fHitloe vital a los
gastaGos nervioss y. de tai modo,, no solo
Ca las muieres mayores fuerzas, vigor
y resistencia. sino que renueva tambien
Ia fuerza magn6tica, dandoles ese indes
csiptible attractive que los homDres tan
to sdn,iran en- ell belIo ssxo. Fortlfcan-
DO asi su ORGANISING ttHIEERO NU-
xApO - es de gran -ayrda para reno-
varaaa iuventrd " guitar aTrugas y
otras sefias que envejecen Ell rostro y
cue a menudo originan en- 'debilidad or
aganic5. Asi es como muchas seiioras OBJ.
tlensn una. y1talidad sorprendente a
las dos semanassae tonar este valioso
t6nfco. Is So
No acepte I'd. sino eI legitimo "HIE
REQ NUxADo'' que Eeva el nombre
de Health Laboratories. Ningdn ctrc
prcducto e. 'sIs nffsrfas roes NJ da
al snaissao fesultado as'~- Advts.
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Mercaelo de azllcar

han gostca.do sas cotizaciones a las
bases dc centavos; la Federal, ha
heoho nalnerosos cambios en- .sls CO.
tizaciones. En- I'm tempo, este refna-
dor estaba en- lista las bases de &c.;
mas tarde aumento 8.50c y subsecuen-
telnente a &c. Atkins, Warner, la Nat
ional McCahan, anmentarens sus CO.
tizaciones 915c. Algunas ofertas de
segundas manos eStuvieron diSponibles
durante Ia semana, pero estass fgeron
rapidamente absorbidas. La demania ha
side de1un vclninen rsgqlar no .obsta1l7
tie que e5 evidente que Ell tono inestaz
BILE en- e. mercado conserva al conner
clio en- 81, cornprando a bases. de nlanos
a boca4 A despecho de fuctuaeios.
nes varia bles, qae Sc han sexperine.l-
taao en- el mercado, durante las cifau=
tas paSadas semanas, Ell tono que has
regido ha tsido mHy 1irme, los pYeeios
mostrando una tendencia hacia arril1a.s
Los que estudian ell lnercado de cercs;
aun Green que la situacion azucarera
para 1928 es .absoluta1uenteg. firme, FL
comercio consumidor y distTibuidor en-
este pals, aun no ha acumulado .toda-
via ningunas grandes existencias. Ell
periodo del consume mas fuerte. esta
distantc solamente unos cuantos nle4.
sese " es- evidente; que todavia tiene que
tener lugar las fuertes compras AL mis-
mo tiempe, Cuba sstd ahorasen 10 mas
alto de .sua production. Eli temprano
de las operaciones de la -zas.
fra han resIutado ensque. Sc haya con-
seguido anss temprano quesl 10 .u0rmals
y ,dentro de un mes POGO mas msnos,s
la production comenzara a. declinar.
Hasta ahora, no ha acumulado existen.
cias rapidamanteS como es generalmea4
te. 81 case en- este tiarnpo d no. Co.
mo los refnadores de Europa y sdomkss
ticcs. Ilar s'do fuertes compradores re-,
tGontinda en- IA sa. paginagss ]
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(pE IA1IgoRN and ooMPANE,

az xE $3.50 ~
Durante la senana que ACADIA de
terminar, cl mercado azucarero Sc ha
p2recipo mucho a un Kaleidoscope,
sicndo las fuctuaciones sdn1amente IRE
sgla2sa. FL camb.o de. precio en- Ell mer
cado en- general, ha sido gobernado en-
su mayor parte,. por las 1iuctnaciones
en- la Bolsa de futuros azucareros. Es-
to ha sido, debido al hecho, de que Ell
mercaGo de azliear crudo has estado gran
denente en las manos de los negocian-
tes. 81 'agudo .declive en- los futuros a
prineipios de Ia semana, debido a Ii
auisaeiones, ooloc6 o estos negociantes
en- situaci6n para comprar sus cortos
para ellbrirse, en- la Bolsa ofrecor
ezacare5 en- existencias precios Ell
declive.e Cuan6o la Bolsa, mostr6 un
removable vigor,. sin embargo, las ssofer-
tas por los negociantes fueron retira-
das. DHranto las fuctuaciones varia-
blcs en- la BoIsa, Cuba practicamente
SO abstuvo de ofrecer azucares crudos
y ha ssostenido una aetitud muy indife-
rente a todos los rotroce2os. Los gran
dese eproduoteres en- la tsla Sc. han man.,
tenido distanciados del .mercado, CON
la certeza de que venderians despues a.
cotizaciones mas atlas. AL cerrarse La
semana, los refinadores eran 9ccmprado-
res activos pagando $5.% G. Y F., $40
derechos pagaAos por unos 350000 sa-s
cos az1cares- de Cuba para embarque
en- MARIO. Tanto- los productores. como
les negociantes; fueron vendedores de
estos azfdcares pero al misrnos tempo.
Sc cree que los negociantes liquidaron
considerablemente sus compras de sazI-
car en- existencia, por medic de ven-
tas a los refnadores. Iguales, ccndicioS
nes iuestahles han prevalecido en- ei
= --,-e.-:c75o dsl ar: recnado miontras
a ,.e,.oxzss,ars
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Una Carta interesante.
San Juan, p. z.
Ensfo 8, 1928.
sres. Wyman d shine

....-. ..ss ss-sA4s.sA.. .s.4ssSss.----
San Juan, P. Il.
Muy aTes. mfOE:---
Creo conveniente que el pGbl1co ss-
pa que la Pepstna y Ruibarbo del SIS >
Besque dc la Habana, que Dds. repre-
sentan, es un excelente preparado para
Ia dyspepsia des6rdenes tntesttnales*
He sido sismprs' refraetarf0 ftoda
pHbstridsd pero istlfrtenlto = veess dss
ina defectuosa ssimilaci6n debido sim
duda 3 la IsboE que iHle hs,impusRtO, ne
pfobado ea pseparado del Dr. BCs4us "
les condeso que sus resultados me nan
sido muy satisfaeterios. z.s
Deseo aqas~otros on iguales circuns-
tancias pnedan obtener Ell misms- bens-
fietscahsaase tsn recommend ahls RrsFat
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das les far1naeias de San Juan,
Puerta de TERRA y Santurce. m
Representatives.
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Allen 81 -. Sair9 Juan, p. R.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29
Princess Slips,
 S2.98

Princess slips in white and flesh. in the plain and striped materials. Made of best quality of French sateen doubled up to the hip line. Just the garment for the new long waist one.
 piece dresses. sixes Se to ll. During our May White Sale, e0 co
 special each ............ 0ksOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29
$4.00 Japanese Nainsook
 $2.98 Box

Two hundred 1o-yard boxes of lo-inch fine Japanese nainsook, made from the finest combed yarns. highly mercerized and used for waists, better undergarments and baby clothes. We sold two hundred boxes of this nainsook in one morning in. our February White Sale. A limit of two boxes to . customer. Comes in white and pink. 70 inches wide. 10 yards @ co
 to box. Special .......... 0Zs00