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, 1923-02-08
JESS Willard
MATCHED FOR
BOUT in MAY

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Jess Willard
was today on the road to a return
bout with Jack Dempsey to whom he
lost the worlds heavyweight boxing
championship in Toledo, July. 1918.
Willard will meet Floyd johnson.
the 100 pound Iowa youth, who has
created a sensation in heavyweight
circles since his debut here last fall.
Willard is being permitted to meet
Johnson in n 15-round bout at tho
new Yankee stadium May -, because
the bulk of the proceeds will go TO the
milk fund of the mayors committee
Of women, for which a charity bout
annually is held under the direction
Of Tex Richard. The two boxers will
get $25 900 each.
Johnson was to ave met Tom Glib
bons. OF st. Paul in Madison Square
Garden March 19. but this bout was
called OF last night.
, 1923-02-08
BUD HAMILTON and JOE BERGER
ARE MATCHED FOR HEADLIMER
ON ELkS card LAST ON MONTH

With Bud Hamilton. the Denver
flash, facing Joe Berger of Chicago
To- IL rounds: Battling Silva, trying
Tommy Eddy of Frisco again. over
the 1O.round route, and Battling Sikh,
trying to turn the table on the Louisi.
ans KID. on a winner take all. It looks
as though the fans are in ror ons big
evening at the Elks on Washington's
birthday.
Joe Berger is the only boy that has
taken the measure Of the fighting
newsboy, Jack Doyle, of Denver. Der.
ger has met and more than held his
own with tho best boys in the coun-
try at his weight. The last two
months he has beat Doyle and Saph
McKinny, the latter considered one
of the best in the game at the pres
ent time, being one of he many good
boys that Mike Gibbons is managing.
In meeting Hamilton. he - going
up against a little better boy than
either Of the two boys mentioned
above.
Hamilton will enter the ring around
1872 pounds. while Berger will tip the
scales about 1875.
The Denver promoters have been
trying to get these two boys together
but for some unknown reason have
failed.
Hamilton handed Al Dale one of
the most severe trimmings that Dale
has eve taken since he entered the
boxing game last Monday night at
, 1923-02-08
Waite HOYT is
ANXIOUS over
PENDING deal

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-waite Hoyt.
star pitcher OF the Yankees, is one OF
those who are happy because the
proposed deal whereby Eddie Collins,
second baseman OF the White Sox.
would come to New York. has not
been completed.
Hoyt arrived in New York yester.
day from San Francisco, the first Of
the team which toured the Far East
this winter, to return to the
Metropolis.
Have I been traded to ChIcaso7'
was the greeting he shouted when
he rushed into the Yankee offices.
mo, not yet"
We'll" he said, that is about the
best news I have heard since coming
to this country"
The pending deal would send Hoyt,
Aaron Ward and Bob Meusel to the
Chicago team in exchange for Collins,
BIB Falk and Charley Robertson.
, 1923-02-08
World Results
Leased Wire
\. Y. GIANTS lifeline CHAMPS
CHICAGO CUBS HOLD MOST FLAGS

CHICAGO, Feb. s-Though Chicago still leads New York
as National league pennant winners, eleven to ten, the New
York Giants, worlds champions for the past two years, are
the lifetime champions of the parent major circuit, which has
been continuously in the field since the centennial year of
, 1923-02-08
FACTOR IN
WINNING GAMES
Determination More Impor.
tant Than Physical Abil-
ity, Is Claim.

The mind wins in sports, declares
Robert Edgren in the Kansas City
Star. 4 strong determination and
confidence that cannot be beaten
down are far more effective than
physical condition and physical speed
Inc skill.
Coach Roper of Princeton at the be.
I ginning Of the football season just
finished had placards posted all over
Princeton's training quarters. One OF
these read:
"A team that won't be beaten never
can be beaten"
The Tiger players read that every
day. 1t became their motto. Tho
thought never left their minds. Even
when Chicago led by a score Of IS to I
and there was but seven minutes left
to play the Tigers refused 20 admit
defeat. They redubled their efforts
in those last few minutes. tore Chi.
Cages defense to pieces and won by
81 to IS.
Then Princeton went along and de,
feated both Harvard and Yale. 1t
was the first time since 1911 that
Princeton beat both Harvard and
Yale in the same season. Comment.
AAS SA ~ "HAu AAS6FA 6aAAus
ut has been my experience that
high spirit will frequently overcome
genius"
What he meant by that was that
the team that will not lose can over
come many ~handIcaps and win.
Mental state has been a deciding
factor in football for years. There's
a curious angle in the mental states
of Yale, Harvard and Princeton. Yale
has often been beaten by Harvard,
until Yale can 80 to Harvard with
twice as good a team as Harvard has
and toss the game away at the first
break of adversely.
Princeton Kindlier Toward Yale.
This last season the Yale team that
gave Princeton such a hard fight was
much superior to Harvard's team, SC
much better than Harvard. that the
best judges OF football form picked
Yale to beat Harvard by at least three
touchdowns. At the beginning of the
, 1923-02-08

Fort Lyons. Colo. Last week he gave
Joe, the Wop, a lacing in Pueblo,
over the 1O-round route, and has the
credit of taking every round from the
Pueblo battler.
This is just a few good showings of
the boys in the feature bout. AS for
Battling Silva and Tommy Eddy, they
need no introduction, for they put up
ono of the best 10-round bouts here
last month that has been pulled in
this neck of the woods for some time.
The Elks matched them back just to
settle a number of disputes as to
who shoGld of had the last fight.
Last but not least. there is a main
event, ~ itself, n f~our.round go, be.
tween Kid Louisiana and Battling
Sikh. Theirs will also be another bat.
tie royal.
To start things off. tickets VIII be
on sale four days previous to the
show. Prices will be So and SO.
, 1923-02-08
Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting OF Business Mems Racing
association. al New Orleans.
Meeting OF Cuba-American Jockey
club, at Havana
Meeting Of Tijuana Jockey club. al
Tijuana
Golf.
Annual st. Valentines tournament
at Pinehurst-
Curling.
Annual bonspiel of Manitoba Curl
ing association. at Winnipeg.
Skating.
Finals in Adirondack Gold Cur
championships, at Lake Placid. N. Y,
Wrestling.
Wladek Zbyszko VS.. Ernst Siegfried
Tat New York.
Boxing.
Jack Sharkey vs.. Red Chapman, II
rounds, at Boston.
, 1923-02-08

Haircut 4Oc = Becklinger Barber
Shop, basement.
, 1923-02-08
Fiery, Itchy Skin
/ Quickly SOOthed
. With Sulphur

j Msntho-sulphur. a pleasant cream.
Mil soothe and heal skin that Is ir.
Fitated or broken out with eczema;
tllat is covered with ugly rash or
plmples. or IS rough or dry. Nothing
uubdues fiery skin eruptions so quick
~. says u noted skin specialist
G Tho moment this sulphur prepara.
ton Is applied the itching stops and
after two OF three applications. the
eczema is gone and the skin is de-
UEhtcuIiy clear and Bmooth- Sulphur
10 so precious as q GlCin remedy be-
cAupo Il destroys the parasites that
Auao the burning, Itching or dLRtig-
u=msDt. ADMINISTRATION always
AsAlS soEnna right up.
\ small 3aF Of RovIcs Esntto.sul-
phur may De had n any good drug
GRv-A6S,
, 1923-02-08

been continuously In the tlelt
1876.
The Chicago Cube, with their many
championships behind them. led the
National League in lifetime percent
age for more than a third OF a CEN
tury, until New York took away the
lead in 1921. About the same time
that the Giants took first place from
Pittsburgh in the 1921 pennant race,
McGraw's famous team also achieved
the lifetime leadership Of the league.
The Giants 4O-Year Average Is -56S.
At the start Of the 1921 season.
ChicaEo's lifetime percentage was
1851. ona point better than that Of
New York. By the time the season
was over, the Giants. pennant win.
nerS, had advanced their lifetime per
ceutage to $50, while that of Chicago
slumped to .557. a seventh place
Cub team helped bring about this
marked shrinkage in percentage. Last
year New York won another pennant,
while Chicago finished fifth, with the
result hat New York's lifetime mar
gin over the Cubs is now eight points.
The Giants lead with 1858 over forty
years; Chicago IS second with SOB in
forty-seven q and b Pittsburgh
club is third with $40 in thirty-six
years. These are the only National
League clubs which have won more
games than they have lost
Not only do the Giants lead the
National League In lifetime percent.
age, but they also enjoy n margin
over every other club in the veteran
circuit. 1t also is interesting to note
that Chicago had held a continuous
edge on the Giants until 1921 By
1890, Chicago's margin over New
York had dwindled to three victories.
and by winning fourteen out Of
twenty-five games from the Cubs In
1921, the Giants tool the lead for the
first time from their Windy City
rivals. Last year the Giants again
defeated Chicago IN fourteen out Of
twenty-five games. and they now en-
10Y a l5-game advantage over Chi
Cago.
Boston Has Lost Most Games.
The Giants hold a decided edge over
all Of their other rivals, having won
over four hundred games both from
philadelphia and Boston and 396 from
ST. Louis. New York has lost less
games than any city now in the
league. and only n club-Chicago-
Mas won more contests. And Chicago
has won only sixty more games
despite the fact that It has been rep
resented in seven moro championship
races than New York.
The Boston club. despite nine pen
nant winners, lost the most games
e,6O2, and st. Louis won the least
1888, The Cardinals are h only
club in the league which has failed
70 register two thousand victories
ST. Louis also is the only club in
the league which has never won a
championship. The highest point the
Cardinals ever have reached is the
third position. Chicago has the
enviable distinction of v having
finished last in it's fo~rty-seven years
IN the league. The Cubs nave two
eighths and one ninth, but they nm.
ished in these positions in h old
DAYS Of the 12-club league. New
York has finished FIRST or second
twenty times. This record Is largely
due to McGraw's masterful Work as
of the Giants. for in his
twenty years in New York he mas
won eight pennants and lalueo
second on eight other occasions
The National League was ORGANIZED
IN New York City On February =
1876, the grand old circuit having
celebrated it's fo~rty-seventh anniyer'
sary last week
, 1923-02-08
CASCARETS To-
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

empty your bowels completely by
morning. and you will feel splendid.
They work while o Sleep Cas-
carets stir you IN or grippe like
Selts. Pills, Calomel. or Oil and they
cost only ten cents a box Children
love C~ascarets too.-Adv.
, 1923-02-08
Indians Leave
For Training

CLEVELAND. Tho, Feb. s.-The
first squad of major league baseball
players to leave for the south for
spring training departed from here
today for Hot Springs, Ark. It was
composed of the veteran battery men
of the Cleveland indians.
, 1923-02-08

The incest administrative in the
world to physlc your liver and bowels
whom you have Dizzy Headache,
Colds. Bnlousness. Indigestion. or
Upset. Acid Stomach Is. candy.lke
'C~ascarets." One or two tonight will
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
aVELAHnO Ell CAnAYER


LIN cazlaer llamado Mauricio
!Mouget, que cstaba de excursion com,
,Ilstamente solo IN los alredcdores de
Irasne, Pontarlier. ACADIA de ser We
TINA de un Academic mortal.
Habia hccho luego y matado una
alondra; pero Ell ave Sc qued6 engan-
chada en- una rama algo elevada del
arbQl: Ell cazador mo Sc resign6 a per-
der Ia plea cobrada 3 trep6 por 81
arbol hasta llegar aDunos diez me-
tros de altura. Cuando va cstaba a
punto de coeer In alondra, la rama
sSobre la que aRoyaba los pies Sc des-
gallo y ell cazador sufri6 un golpe tan
v~iolento que qued6 muerto Ell ell acto.
Nadie habfa visto Ell accidente: el
perro de la vfctima permaneci0 jun
to al caddver toda la noche, Y a la
mahana siguiente atrajo con sus la
dridos lastimefos a algunos aldeanos
que pasaban por un camino pr0ximo,
que reoSieron el inanimado cuerpo de
Maurieie Mouget.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
DE CHINA

,-En la respuesta' del. gobierno CHI
no a la nota que lie dirigieron las po-
t~tencias Sc declara que 81 ataqne al
trent que turo 1ugar. en- Linchens ell
'dia 10 de mayo pasado no fue en- ma.
hera alsuna un atentado- xen6fobo.
Sc agrega que China pagara con In
lneior voluntad las Preparedness Que
sean equitativas: pero Sc rechazan las
demands de las potencias solicitan'
do. que e garantizado por China cl
aumentp pSgogresiyd DC las tspaaracio-
hes para Ell porvenir.
a saasptiesta tefhriha aftinaneo aue
ChinaI dtsca fteprimir 81 iband0eris.nt
! protegere debiaaineAtesia sfoss4kfraat
s5eros.L III atIta8i. Seq Q i,toG rt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
TRANCIA e INGLATERRA

PEI. rL ht %f.H .%- - OK = IT, Frf |e~ H
Ell senior Baldwin. en- pn discourse
'Faeh y ipsronunciade en- 81 Colegio, de
oter. stone Park, en- Nort4hanton, ha
declarado gus, ia lmejor esperanto de
a t1r q para Al y sittqq 'l actual de
Europa Sc e e%ncuentra EN- las relacio-
hes fntinlas de lFrancifa con, Gran RRree57
i%taia..s
".Totlas los problemas Sc tornarfan
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mas diffciles dc
tesolvRer 81 e~sthviesen Separates los
dos padlses' ipjtBff una coosa culalduiera.
Tn ambiente de confianza mdtua ha
sustitufdo la atm6sfera, de malcstar y
desconffanza que reinaba EN- el momen
to de subir al Podcr el actual Gobier.
no britannica.
La importancia dc Ia Entente cstt
hoy dfa .,reeonocida en- Paris V Lon
dres. ~. las, conrersaciones que he man
tenldo con q seIor PoinearG han faci
litado ell resta!lecimi"nto de las buc
mas relariones. de antcs.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22

+ LA DESGRACIA DE La SENORA
LA seiiora Sedlaqui. al regresal
en- noches pasadas a 81 hotel de, los
"Campns Eliseos', y entrar en- su ha.
hitaci6n IN coplpaffa de su marido. ri
co comerciante egfpcio, la selora Sed.
naqui tuvo la mala sierte de rom.
per su magaftico collar de perlas, una
sola de las cualesrma perla rosa que
pesa 1G gramos esta valorada en-
ochenta NIL frances.
R~ecogidas las perlas esparcidas por
ell tapiz, las metio en- un sobre, que
coloc0. IN Ia chimenea del gabincte /;
pero a Ia maHana siguieIte, cuando nj
medic dfa sali3 de sus habitaciones cl
matrimonio Y fueron a buscar las per
las. Sc encontraron con La desagrada.
BILE sorpresa de que no estaba el So
bre en- Ell lugar en- que ellos 10 habfan
puesto.
iUn robo? No: algO peor quizd. de
10 que ell azar fu6 el causante: la ca
marera del hotel. al arreglar ell gabi-
nete crey6 el sobre vacio y 10 trio a
la basura.
Ell matrimonio en- question conffa
aun eli recuperar ell valioso collar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
fGERrA 1foDoY c'ElsRkkDos
Ell 1enera4s IIrfm6 hhaRiVc,., Ak.

sitf-Jbft enera irlno ue Rivera ma
,eerrado 81 pucrta a las aqdien4cias par-
tieulares, J ha ,4eclo .biep. Jos xieias
Ppsqlplf5tilsos, a%6omi 1leISys us sssFtiggi@ le fIa IS
pps9r, ii, u naiicio6nn; ,Rhianaaba iSa,, g. az puih itS dc
Ne d~leeiarle TEMPO III para Il .atensiop
De sgpss mysteries persipaitSa @,
~ pr una rs singular VA 81 sx~gglttapffi6n, a a9gPaoqq9
81 sain t.er n n 'gpnaca .p9r los 41~sssYNHel4eHSs phi
Bliss todees 4, s afFndia LA "a I ffaqrtalscsrle
con suI adhesion X 50. qte1nfsfejoo, genpsrto-
No son 6orass az TRANSACTION ess5o5b6ires
la yerdad, y. hay sue hablar ell elsn-
ggaje xhal ynJsroAeos d. al partsle
llama pan, y al Ono lie deea,vino. Esas
manifestaciones fconstithEenkuna far
ga. y. aceptarlas e%qnivaldrla a una ca
%pitulaci6n.
+ Hombrcs que han demostrado a Els.
paiia t-carecer hasta de Ia lcapacidad
necesaria para, gobernar a las eabilas
del Riff az pueden ser oidos en- esa no.
ra suprcma en- que ell pals espera re
nqcer Q IL nueva vida de libertad
81 sc, les soyera. Sc labrfa aplastadc
en- for el entusiasmo %nacional.
NADIA dc. divide para sus yerros. Ma.
da de permitir que eada cual Sc en-
lcierre en- ,suS egoismo como molusco en-
eoncha.9 So q @Gpn ciIaI Primo do mi.
vera no quieere CUE 5e ! II ttriPuaf99 ims,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
GUAYAMA S. %ArToMoyIL

Aver d las, 10 30 a. NJ, en- Ia callp
Salvador Braugs esliiui1na san. jose, la
guagiiia P-5s3, propieiad dc, Juan Pc
reira, dc RIO. Picdras, due guiaba el
chauffeur Bf:,i,iito Esteseap, 10. re.
sidcnte en- RIO piedras, c,ioc6 con 81 au
tom6vil No. 1909, pfopiedael dc Manuel
.zeno, dc s~antufce, que era guiado ppr
ell sniismo con plaza de chauffeur
1868, rcsultando ambos vehfculos con
desperfectos. fEl chauffeur de la qua
qua fue deniuiciado ante Ia Corte Mu-
nicipal. por ,yiolacitn a La ley de au-
tori6yiles.R .e7r ss&. t.at9 =,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
DIEz Y ooHo PuNALApAs

-Por primera e en- Espana des-
de que ha sido suspendida la Ley del
Jurado S ha constitufdo el Tribunal
para YER una causa en- la que 81 fis.
cal >acusa. de a~sesinatp al ~procesado. d.
FL acusado, Mariana Garces, die
m'uerte de diez Y ocho p~ulialadas1a su
amantc. Prima Jim6nez ABad., Ocu,
rrid el hecho EN- ell pt1blotlkle Ggea.
Zaragoza. Pide ell fiscal, Ia pena dc
!lnuerte para Garcts. C0mponcn d
Tribunal cinco magistrates. @a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
ARRoILo a TN CABALLo

Dicen de Celia que el da II. en- la
.calle Principal, I'm autom6yil guiado
por Deogracia Colon, arroll6 un caba-
ilo montado pore Gabriel, Maldonado
i el nilo Juan Garcia. prothIcienJole
%lsSiones al animal, Fl nine Sc produ-
10 ,in solpe ear una ricria III caer ael
ulballo. FL chauffeur fue ~arrcstadb y
So lie fit6 ffarza de cien pesos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
La RECONSTRUCTION

Ell gebierno del Jap6n ha decidido
emplear $50 millones de yens para la
ebra de reconstruction de las regiones
desvastadas por ell terremoto.
Los benefirios del. Banco de In
claterra en- ell semestre terminado EN-
81 de agosto Sc elevan a GI4.194 Ii
bras. contra G60.S00 en- el semestre
.precedente. I1a sido acordado el re-
parto de un dividendo de 6 por 100.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
rENA. aSGrRtsRESA

90 AEO A'NSOTAF ASFLSo1N ASSAL'H
'-Habiefdot fa1lpsfaooasih nher9darbs
L. seiiora yiuda de- Picard, haee ,fi46s
sdfas sc preaeaf0i aTRE ad3ddhaci5n en-
HdblieaI sabastaeae lasasasar queohabit6
hasta; sd niuertc, sta aeaFtla14asalle de
SGhine nlimerQ 8 ...LonssLesaumier.
Francia, que pas6 a ser la propiedad
Fde ia i4stitutriz, AagnstF~ Legrand en-
la umd BE. 12,59e fransDs. E
!. = na}Va propfetarla, ayndada de
una antigua %sirviente. procedi0 a Ia
limpieza total del inmueble. one esta-
ba b%astante d~escuidado, y luego. al
vaciar de c~ajones y trastes inltiles La
cueya, Sc qued6 sorprendida al yer
que allf habfa tres o cuatroa cajas de
acero s0lidamente cerradas. :
| Curiosa-ic6mo no. siendo mujer?
la sellorita Legrand procedi0 a>abrir
las cajas. .encontrandose con la gra-
ia sorpresa de que contenfan tftulos
al portador. obligaciones. del Tesoro Y
bonos de la Defensa NacionaI por xa-
Tor de mas de 100000 frances. Glib no..
La nueya propietaria de La casa .ha
comunicado SUI descubrimiento a., las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22

payable de los aplausos pdblicos. que
no les ~dtsconozca. j.. Son ell pr0digo
que durante ailos Sc asom0 nj balloon
para a~rrojar monedas de ORC Y que
hoy mendiga el cobrc como pordiosero
las!imoso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22
IF .YaaAY ID y AN0N
IDI.ICIAS SQLIcITADOS

Z En- la ofieipa ,de4 iefea del pditsttlritR|I
crTTSan Juan. solicitan a Alexandra
Perez v Candida CanIelarie. para
communicates sur 46jmhbfamielfto para
policias. Deberan pfssaentarse al Guar
tel general el marfes f,roximlo. \ /
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-22

autoridadps local S. q~uienes la han di-
eho ques a ella f~tinicamcnte pertenece
Ia desenterrada fortuna.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-05
lsE TO yE ORIGINAL

Anyone cen initiate, but it is the creator, the original
thinker, who wins the big rewards. If you have an original
idea, believe in it, express it, stand by it. Be enterprisingl
Go forward Be original Don't be afraid of ridicule. Prac-
tically every new idea in every age has been laughed at.
Civilization would have made little progress if the inventors
Of the ages had feared ridicule. It was Gladstone who said,
Zone example is worth a thousand arguments Let me
give you some examples.
The man who raised the first umbrella was stoned. The
conservatives said When God sends rain He means we
should get wet and you have no right to thwart His plan by
putting up an umbrella
When, a hundred years ago, Oliver Evans, the inventor,
predicted that the time would come when the high pressure
locomotive would enable people who had b~reakfasted in New
York, to take supper in. Washington, two hundred miles dis
tant, everybody felt sorry for the weakening Of such a bril-
liant mind as his.
Everybody laughed at Morse and his telegraph. He
Awas in Washington seeking congressional aid when a con-
gresham remarked to one of his constituents, 'sThat old
fool wants me to help him get a bill through Congress to
stretch a wire from Baltimore to Washington, SO that one
Eool in i Baltimore can talk to some other fool over here in
Washington, forty miles away" Morse rode his hobby,
while all the world laughed at him, but he put a girdle round
the globe and made thought omnipresent.
When Franklin drew electricity from the clouds with
kites, people sneeringly asked: "What use is it7'' To which
Franklin replied, whats the use of a boy7 He may be-
come q man."
Dare to be original.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-05
LOCAL PEOPLE TESTIFY TO
THE MIRACULOUS WORK
OF KOREKTO

Hundreds of testimonials pour ~
daily telling of suffering alleviated
and misery checked by the wonder
remedy. KOREKTO-
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Der It is from a person living right
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will testify that it was given volun-
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FOR INDIGESTION" SAYS MR..
CONOVER.
Its great stuff. your Korekto,"
began Mr.. Conover, please give me
. bottles more. I tried 40 bottles of
a nationally advertised brand for In
digestion without any improvement.
I bought one bottle of Korekto and
feel like a new nan. Yes, you may
use my name and I'll be glad to tell
any one the truth. Signed,
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. King George Road,
Fords, N. J.. !.
Remember Korekto is guaranteed
and money will be cheerfully re-
funded II it fails to remedy Indiges-
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and guaranteed by the National
Pharmacy Stores, Inc. Corner Madi-
son Avenue and Smith Street, Perth
,Amboy, N. J=AdYs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-05

of your teeth is dependent on having
a sufficient supply of lime daily.
A buttermilk diet for a day, milk
of magnesia OF plain soda are all
helpful for heartburn. Keep down
your allotment of fats for a more
permanent relief.
For varicose veins use q rubber
Eandage put on before you step out
OF bed in the morning. Raising the
leg higher than the body trunk VIII
help swollen feet and relieve the pain
OF the varicose Veins.
Have all clothes loose and the
weight hanging from the shoulders
never from around the waist. Wear
hose supporters like the childrens'
never round ones. Wear a good fit
ting maternity corset. 1t offers just
the needful amount of support.
Wear 1ow-hee1ed shoes and high
ones are preferable to low ones.
Your ankles may turn easily and
give you a nasty fall.
Above all keep a sanguine dispos-
ition. Don't whine. Everything is
going we'll, and this condition won't
last forever.