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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
BALE EN- Ell INSTITUTE MJOSE
DE DIEGO"

Ell senior Luis Cotto Jimtnez, pre-
sidentc del Institute JIivcrsitario
Jose de Diego, ha tenido la corte-
sin de enviarnos una invftaeions para
el baile de confiaRza que a Deneficio
del "Comit6 Pro-Anuario Borfnquen",
Sc celebrard ell el salon de actos del
Institute, ei viernes. dia' 20 del actual
Agradecemosi mlclro h ,inyitaci0n
que Sc nos ha remitido. p, ssst,rrs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
ROBANDO PLANTAS

La policia secreta dc Santurce vie
ne reali2ando una enGrgica campaila
contra Til nlimero de individuos que
Sc Gedican arrancar las matas de ro-
sas, para Tenderlas. =,
Anoche lie flier6ri sustrafdas a la
sonora Carmen viuda de Espada, algu-
mas mataS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
DON JOAQUIN MENENDEZ

De Estados Unidos ha regresado
hoy, nuestro buen amigo el conocido
comerciante de esta plaza don Joaquin
Menendez, duefo del popular estable-
cimiento Gel Gallo de Oro", uno de
los mas frecuentados por las perso-
mas de buen gusto. s..a - e
Ell amigo Menendez ha regresado,
segdn el mismo nos informa, con un
extenso y variado surtido de las III
timas telas de moda y objetos de fan
tasia.
Bienvenido sea ell estimado astu-
riano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
DESDE COAMO

Ha fallecidO.-El senior Alejo San
tiago, conocido obrero de este pueblo,
bajo la tumba recientemente. HUI
mildad y grandeza de corazon eran el
caudal de sus riquezas, pero cae ro-
deado del carino de los suyos.
Para sus familiares nuestro senti-
do pesame.
I'm enlace.-Muy pronto uniran sus
destinos los apreciables jovenes Pa
bio Juan Rivera, acreditado conner
ciante de esta plaza y la virtuosa Sc
iiorita Luisa Maria Gierbolini. Como
ambos gozan de grandes simpatias, ell
acto de la boda resultara brillantisi-
mo, como asf deseamos.
I'm almuerzo.-El sabado proximo
pasado fueron obsequiados con un al
muerzo los alumnos de nuestras escue-
las que salieron victoriosos en- los jue-
gos atleticos llevados cabo en- la
Perla del Sur no ha muchos dias. Ell
Sr. Garcia, inspector de las escuelas
que dispense este justo obsequio di-
chos jovenes Y ell joven professor de
juegos, seiior Delgado, han dado una
prueba elocuente de su tacto y apre-
clio sus alumnos, que trae consigo
la fraternidad mutuamente.
Tambien la Sra. Santaella y ell Sc
nor Vargas, en- cuya residencia Sc dio
el almuerzo, merecen placemes por ell
cuidado que pusieron en- la excelente
condimentacion de los eXquisitos pla-
tos.
Este corresponsal expresa sus gra-
cias a todos por la invitacion que a
bien tuvieron hacerle y las atenciones
que le dispensaron.
Conferencia escOlar.-La Srta. Con-
suelo Suarez, profesora de la escuela
del barrio "Hagales", celebro una con-
ferencia de padres, encaminada ar
monizar los intereses de la escuela y
conseguir la cooperation para su ade
lanto y desarrollo.
Ell acto reSulto muy concurrldo
animado, cumpliendose eXtrictamente
el programa, donde habra discursos,
recitaciones, cantos y eXhibiciones de
trabajos. Tanlbien el senor Santa
go, professor de agricultural, explico a
los agricultores presentes I'm nuevo
metodo antes de sembrar semillas, que
todos agradecieron mucho Y que pro-
metieron poner en- practica.
I. Que prosigan en- esa labor fccunda
son nuestros deseos.
Para ell Norte.-Partira el proXimo
microbes la senora Dolores Santiago
Vida. de Costa, acompanada de su gen
til hija la senorita Clotilde Costa, des-
pues de pasar una temporada en- esta
villa al calor de sus familiares.
Nuestros parabienes para tan dis
tinguidas compuebIanas.
La Infuenza.-Siguen regsitrandose
nuevos casos de esta playa, habiendo
fallecido va algunos de esa dolencia,
siendo una de las victimas la nina de
Barros Josefa Santiago, la que en- pie
ma forecencia de la vida es vencida por
la parca. Su muerte ha sido muy sem
tida en- la escuela "Jose Ramon Rodri-
guez", donde era muy apreciada por
su amor al estudio y obediencia las
ordenes de sus profesores.
Ell acto de su entierro fue muy con-
currido, pues los condiscipulos suyos
y la profesora senora Luisa Quintin
Ia despidieron hasta la Ultima morada.
Tambien la congregation de "Hijas de
Marias', cumpliendo ell altisimo y sa-
grado deber de su minstero, form6
columnas en- el feretro, portando flo
res, cuyos perfumes habran iluminado
el camino de la que en- la primavera
de la vida ha pasado a otro mundo
mejor.
COrresponsal.
Coamo, P. R., abril 1928.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
Ell SIR. JULIO S. BRUNO

De su ccrta vista a los Estados
Uniaos, ha regresado en- el vapor de
hoy, el actiyo joven Julio S. Buno,
que sigue prestandole al "Rialto" su
mcjor mas acertada atcnci6n.
Bienvenido Y le fclicitamos por el
GxitO Gle su labor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
ROBO DE PRENDAS.

En- la nochc del dfa IA del corrien-
tc, c|mo a las once de Ia noche, fu6
escalala la residencia del seiior Fran
cisco Balive, robdnGose los cacos prem;
das pd valor de $213.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
INVESTIGATION

Sc inform0 aver que el fiscal Lcdo
seilor Samalea-Iglcsias, acompa1ado de
uno dc sus taduigrafcs del Departs
mento de Jrssticia. ha salido para Fa-
jardo con la encomienda de practicar
una Investigation en- uno lie los orga-
nismos pdblicos dc uquolIa cindad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
ES PROBABLE QUE REXACH LIE
SUSTITUYA

Sc han recibido noticias extraofi-
ciales en- esta ciudad de que es muy
probable que ell Comandante del ejer-
cito americana Enrique Rexach, sus-
tituya al Comandante Leopoldo Mer-
cader como Official instructor de los
cadetes de la Universidad de Rio
Piedras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
RUDOLPH SCHWARZ,
GRABADOR

Toda clase de trabajos artisticos y
de letras de ORC, plata y celuloide. Es-
tudios de grabado hechcs en- Alemania
con practica de muchos aiios en- Puer-
to Rico. S0 -
Allen 48 (altos). San. Juan.
Sc atiendeii ordeney de ID isla. i
& il = = Z Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
CAMBIO DE RESIDENCIA.

La Oficina del Registro de la Pro-
piedad, Secci0n Segunda, dc San Juan,
ha sido trasladada en- el dfa de hoy
para Ia Gale Allen No. 6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
EDICTO
EN- LA CoRTE DE DISTRTTo DEL
D1STRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, P. r.
PRIMER DISTRITO

Estados Undos de America-El Pre-
sidente de los. Estados Unidos.-SS:
Ana Maria Vicente Rafael Romeu
Demandantes, VS., Isabel Leocadio
Bramborgh la SUCCESSION de Antonio
Brarnborgh compuesta de su viuda Isa-
bel Leocadio. Bramborgh y su hijo me-
nor de edad Ernesto Bramborgh Leo
cadio, Demandados-Civil No. 1929
Sobre Cobro de Credito Hipotecario.
EDICTO
POR CUANTO: Los demandantes,
en- este case de epigrafe, ANA MARIA
VICENTE Y RAFAEL ROMEU, OBJ
tuvieron sentencia su favor el dia -
de Abril de 1923 en- contra de los de-
mandates, Isabel LEOCADIO BRAN
BORGH Y la SUCCESSION de ANTONIO
BRAMBORGH, compuesta. de su Wit
/, da Isabel LEOCADIO BRAMBORH Y
su mjo nenGF, de edad Ernesto BRAN
BORGH- Y Y1iLEOCADIO;, condenando,
mas de $1,53l.50 mil. QUINIENTOS
TREINTAcX cXaIN DOLLARS con Gin
cuenta eantavos; CIENTO OCHENTA
Y TRES DOLLARS con setenta Sic
tie centavos: (S1S3.77 de i,tereses de
Iivengados, mas los que Sc devenguen
Ihasta stt complete, mas TN credito adj
cional de $4,000 (DOSCIENTOS DO
LLARSl para costas, gastos y honora-
rios de abogado
POR CUANTO: La amcritada SEN
tencia fue debidamente anotada en- el
Registro de Causas de la ofcina del
Secretario, las sumas adcudadas no
han sido satisfechas,
POR CUANTO: Ell correspondence
mandamiento para Ia vcnta en- publica
subasta de la finca hipotecada fue ex-
pedido por el Secrctario cl dia l3 de
Abril dc 1923 Il
| r0R TANTa 10a JUSTO RIVE
RA CABRERAsAtffaffh de la Corte
de Distrito del Dstrifb Judicial de San
Juan, P. R., Primet EfHtrito, para dar
cunplimiento a Ia asorden de csta Corte,
he dispuesto vends 81! publica subasta
,el inmueble hip6tseatlSI ipropiedad de
los. deeIpa,pdad9s n ep esta saceiQn., Isabel
|. Ieess 4 eassssaal ips3ai99 Brarq;; B ii 1;
Ibprgf} q 81 st1eesisiis para con -ei; pro-
liductge ,satisfaeeri lal sentencia zeitada: n
i q lsfU,RBaBEsAsAlN{f:i U,RBaBEsAsAlN iSQQlLAfR, radicado EN-
/ ! Ia, Secci8n Sur del Barrio de, San
/ Z, tuir6ccte de e$ta ciudadT su forIna es
/ la de IN trapesio que fnide seis-
i 4 qeientess diessmetres eoa eineqenta
i y deeimeAssF epaara des, Linda Al
!. Norte, Este AysSur con tsrrenos de
I don ASslifS Vicshtsg al-0sste con
i & terfenosadeiPueb1o de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18

Compare las specifications del au.
tomovil Dodge Brothers con las de
cualquier otro auto de cuatro cilindros:
tenemos mayor fuerza, mas seguridad.
Andreu Aguilar g. Co., Inc,
San Juan, P. R
AdYt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18

Cuando I'd. compra I'm automovil
Dodge tiene Ia seguridad de que elscos'
to por nilla es Nas bajo que, el de
caalquier otro autom6vil.
Andreu Aguilar & Co., Inc,
San Juan, r. r.
Sub-Agente, Francisco ". Muniz.
Ponoe-G Quay yainaM Mayaguez.F
layt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18

RELACION DE LOS EAPORES QUE
SE HAN COMUNICADO POR TELE-
GRAFIA INALAMBRICA CON LA
ESTACION DE ENSENADA, P. r.,
DURANTE LAS ULTIMAS VEINTI-
CTATRO HORAS:
Abril II, 1923.
S. S. Zulia, de Curacao para Maya
giiez. .-- .< ....... j. .,
S. S. AmOlco en- San Juan. ..>s 81,
s. S. Guantanamo. en- la Hahanaot, I,
S. S. Edith, en- rutai para San Juan.
b. S. S. Caracas, puertos de Tenezue-
la. - ..''.a- 'ts - Ia o..a <
S. S. Dclisle, 'de Baltimore pana. San
Juan. i' a>ie4Y4,33 t, 81 ~!
s. s.. Lake Fl3rian, en- aAInrtinina sS
Trinidad. t-r. ., st-'s i" Il
rs. S. Chirripo, en- Santa Mapta sdp
Liverpool. 3 & aa -. ,9!1r'Is
+ S. S. Pats Rotterdam, den Santa
Marta. N ."{'&
S. S. Birkra, ell San Juan.
S. S. Evelyn. para pueitos de ID is,
Ia. '''"' @''
S. S. Helen, en- los puertos de"la is
Ia.
S. S. DPlfina, en- los puertos de la
isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
EXCELENTE TAOUlGRAFA

De ingles u yespaiiol desea colocaci6n en- casa
de comercio , oficina Banco. Traductora
de prinera clase del @panol al lngles del
ingies al espaiiol.- Direction 6. A. Davidson,
Allen 6 fffoflo azlll, San Juan, PR
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
FL DR. i FERNANDEZ, MATER, PAr
= EZRA EIEQUEs

Ei} yia,e De siqspeecidn ha salido
csta mafana para VieIues. cl doctor
FeIhidhiiez N;tet, del Depattalhento de
Sanidad '
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18
J. Rivera Cabrera.

Marshal Corte de Distrito del Distri-
to judicial de San Juan de Puerto Ri
co, Primer Distrito x
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-18


En- dicha fnca hay enclavada una
casa que tnide seis metro Y tres Guar
tos de frente por doce y medic Gle fon-
do. Esta casa es, de MADEIRA, techada
de zinc terrera, con balloon al frate,
y esta afectada por hipoteca, corsti-
tuida por Antonio Bramborgh su es-
posa Isabel Leocadio Bramborgh, en-
garantia de la suma de SEISCIENToS
DOLLARS. Esta casa no es parte de
Ia subasta, X IA hipoteacgaa, IS B., c9QnstituieR z
sobre esta casa su acreedor es el senor
Jose Rodriguez Garcia. go -- =
/
Ptopiedad de San Juan, Seccion Pri-
nera, al folio 1872 vuelto del telne Sc
De Santurce, Sur, fnca No. $50, inscEip
cidn Iona. $50 "a *
Ia subasta Sc efectuara en- mi ofici-
na sitae en- iel EdiGcio que ,ocupa la
Corte del Dstsito SPfirneros de San
Juan, 2. Rfeltdia q de Mayo De 1928,
las 2 de'la tardea de dfch6 fdia, advir-
tiendose que Ell 'inmueble sera adjudi-
cado al mejor postor Y el pago Sc de-
bera consignar en- el acto de la adjudi-
cacion, en- moneda corriente de los Es-
tados Unidos de America.
Y para el debido conocimiento de par
tes intereses, asi como licitadores y de-
mas persona, expido la presente bajo
mi frma y Ell sello de esta Corte en-
San Juan de Puerto Rico a los 13 del
mes de Abril de mil novecentos veinte
y tres,
J. Rivera Cabrera.
Marshal Corte de Distrito del Distri-
to judicial de San Juan de Puerto Ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

interesting little part that I lived
out OF the state.
when vacation time came I
went TO Rhode Island. My moth
er's people lived there--lots and
lots OF kinsfoIk.
II remember one uncle who told
me that when he married hv ha..
just rs cents In money after he
had paid the parson. And that
when he died he would leave 1926.
600 20 his heirs.
''One day. while was there, a
Harvard boy came and asked
uncle to subscribe TO a magazine.
Said he was working his way thru
college. Uncle was horrid 10 him,
called him n fraud and all sorts
Of things.
well. I felt sorry for him. and
because ! had taught school,
felt very old and motherly. So
him, and told him how I sympa.
thized with him.
And what do you think7 When
] went to commencement who
should be there to carry off the
first prize In Greek but this boyr'
Mrs. Day stopped a minute,
then said, II think the rest OF IL
IL too grown up for you. dears.
But that's the story Of the first
newspaper woman in the state--I
think ! was the first. And I've
written everything except the
sports page and the 'hlnpies.' But
rm not saying how long I've been
at II. You might guess how old
! amr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

feoted her strangely. Somehow the
opening OF this little, old trunk
which had been the property OF her
husband seemed like dissertation of
SOME sacred place. 1t had been
DAMS He had locked II and gone
away. Now strange hands were set.
ting ruthlessly at It. Curious eyes
would search the contents. She felt
that she must stop I'll
Jimmy" the words were on her
lips.
Yes, dear" Latham, on his knees
al the trunk. did not look up.
wait wait - let 1t - Kate
stopped speaking.
The lock snapped. The trunk was
open. There. at her feet. lay things
that had been his. His football
clothes. with the soil Of the game on
them; his fishing things. as IL he
had just stepped out of them: a
sweater. with the creases still in the
sleeves at the elbows. They looked
as II they must have covered his
arms only yesterday!
! Kate turned away.
please close II. Jimmy" Her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

coat. rolled In IN. blank.tA The
night hours began thcis mystic
march across tho face Of the wilder
ness
Now was The time 20 act. A. far
~ She could tell. the three men were
deeply asleep. n, lean; the likelihood
would be as great "a at any time
later In tho night The fire was
heap OF gray ashes except for It's red
ho, center. the kyack vas In gioom.
Very softly she cr~pt thru tho thick
cts. meanwhile encirciinK the dying
fire. and came up behind u.
Now II was almost In reach; now
her hands were AZ its loops. She
started 20 iift " In her arms
hut disaster rtili dogg.d her trail.
Ray Brent had been too wary Of at
tack. tonight. 10 sink easily into deep
slumbsr. He heard the soft move
mcnt as Beatrice lifted the heavy
canvas hag off the ground. and with
a startled oath rprang 20 his feet.
He isaped Ike n panther. who's
thcre7- he cried
Sensing immediate discovery. the
girl placed all her hope In Tight. Per-
haps yet she could lose her purnuerr
In the darkness san trying 10 hold
The kyack OF food that mean; life 20
Fen. she turned and dnrted into the
shadows
Like a wolf Ray sp~d after her.
The moonlight showed her fleeing
figure in the trees. and shouting
aloud he sprnnw thru the coverts 20
intercept her flight The chase was
% short duration thereafter. Ernbur-
dened by the heavy bos she could not
watch her step: and protruflnw
root caught cruelty NJ her ankle She
was hurled with stunning force 20 the
ground.
Desperate and intent. but IN rean-
xatiou Of impending triumph. Rays
strong arms went about her.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
BOSTON AND THE END or MRS. DAYS STORY

You never think, you ilttlo
folks" Mrs. Day hurried on with
her story. "how much more teach
ers have TO know than Just the
things they teach you.
II had taught just two years
when I said 10 myself, J don't
know enough TO teach. ! ought
to go to the very best normal
school in the United States and
study before 7 teach another year.
Now, I had been born and edu
Gated in the West, but 7 had
studied education enough to know
that Boston was supposed 20 be
the very most learned city in
America. SO TO Boston ! went, or
70 the normal school nearest that
noted city.
There we're only two Y. w.
G. a. organizations in the United
States at that time; 7 went 20 the
one in Boston and 80 ! was safe.
Now, all the years since ] had
been a little girl In school In Waila
walIa, had been having letter.
writing friendship with the son Of
a colonel at the fort, who had been
sent East to school.
when ! got 20 Boston he was
q student at Harvard. and he In
yited me 20 the commencement
week parties and the graduation
and everything.
no" she said. In answer TO a
question from David. 1T isn't GO
ing 10 be bit OF love story, but
walked down 70 the gate with
II WAS all part Of my life, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

Break the glass--we'll have to
get in somehow Kate commanded.
"and IL it's my property l have a
right to wreck Il. Even IL IL weren't
mine I'D risk any kind of trcspass
prosecution 20 get the trunk"
Latham gave the glass smart
blow with his hand. 1t splintered.
He pushed out the pieces so the
frame was clear and then climbed
into the cabin. Kate stood i'm.
patiently at the door while he drew
back the heavy bolts. Once inside
she scanned the place and then
rushed across the one large room
which the building contained.
This Is It'll know It lis. isn't it,"
eagerly.
She was on her knees before a
small trunk, working with the
fnstcnings.
IT'S locked" she said after few
seconds.
Eyes. | think the only way we can
open II will he 10 break the lock-"
Break itr' from Kate.
| Latham set at the task. Kate
stood near and watched him. 1t ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Ninety-Eight Out of Every
Hundred Women

who have tried Lydia K. Pinlxham1
Vegetable Compound for ailments
peculiar to their sex. have ben
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Lydia II. Pinkham Medicine Co. Of
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definitely stated that they had boen
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this old-fashioned root and herb med
icine. This Is a most wonderful rec.
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any a.sment peculiar TO her sex 10
give II fair trial.--,Advertisemo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
COOKIES
By BERTHA ". sHAPI.EIGH
OF Columbia University

egg
IN cups sugar
y cup butter or criaco
y cup sour milk
teaspoon soda
~ teaspoons vanilla
cup chopped. seeded raisins
Flour 10 make stiff enough to
roll and cut. This will be about
four cups.
Cream butter and sugar together.
add egg. well beaten. sour milk.
mixed with the soda. vanilla. raisins
and flour. aflx thoroly and let
stand In a cold place for an hour or
two. Roll 10 oncfourth inch. cut
and bake in moderate oven 10
minutes. They should be but slight
~ brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY
b WARp. widow of

KATE WARD, widow OF
DAN WARD. living with her father.
JUSTIN PARSONS. has n visitor,
ALICE. who says Dan was
father Of her child.
Kate r. much perturbcd. A
few evenings later Kate and her father
find the unconscious victim Of an auto
crash nshr their house, and carry him
In. Recovering. he says he IL
JAMES LATHAM ffe woos Kate. Fond
81 him. yet siiil devoted TO Dams Nom
Org. she docs not know what 10 do.
Then u develops that Latham was ao-
aualntsd with Dan. ana believes he
knows Of n trunk In an old fishing
shack tho latter owned. and which may
contain papers throwing light on hts
romance with Alice. The two motor
together to the shack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
The ONE-MAN WOMAN
CHAP. ADAMS TRUNK
GO ON WITH THE STORY
by RUTH AGNES ABELIN0

II haven't the keys and don't sup.
pose anyone knows where. they are
now--but we may be able 20 get in
thru a window" said Latham as he
tried the door OF the fishing shack
and met sturdy resistance.
They went to window at the
side. That. too. resisted their efforts
10 raise Il.
in pretty good shape for n cabin
that has been deserted for no long
don't suppose II has been used
much since that last day ! saw Dan
here" Latham was sull working at
the window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

because It IL built on reason. Scientific
authorities admit It's poweri \. s. s.
builds blood power, II builds red blood
cells. That IL what makes fghting-
blood. Fighting blood destroys impuri-
ties. II fights boils. IL always winsi
II Nights pimpiesI II fights skin erup.
tionsi IL builds nerve power. thinking
power, the tight.fsted power that
whirls a man up int success. IL gives
women the health. the angelic com
plerion and the charm that moves the
world These are the reasons that have
made =. 3. \. today the great blood.
cleanser, body-builier, success builder,
and les why results have made tears
Of Joy flow from the souls Of thou
sands Mr.. Y. ID. Schnh, 557 18th st..
Washington, ID. c.. writes:
n tried for years to get rsl,sf from
bad ease Of boiis. Everything faded sntd
! took =. s. s. en- rev absolutely cured.
and u vas s. s. y thst did e."
Try II yourself. y. s. 3. 10 sold at
all drug stores in two sires The larger
siss bottle Ia tho more economical
SIS. E ss xs:.,:y. SS% &C. e.:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER

tone was colorless.
Latham softly returned the cover
to its place and then sat motionless
on the floor while Kate stared out
OF the window.
To BE Continued
Copyright. 1898. by seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
BOii1S
Quit Quick!

5. s. 8. VIII Prove to You In Your
Own Cass the "Ho~" and why"
Of lite Remarkable Blood Cleansing
Powsri
There 10 . reason for everything that
happens. Common sense kills misery.
Common sens. also stops boils n. n. y.
u the sommon-ssnse remedy for bella
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19

nom 0Oc up to Sc and ev-
- y Of a toy Imaginable at
AsnSS store, See the win
,.I.~ 12-2t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
Timely Warning.

When we consider how eagerly
and recklessly men and boys, and
women run after and pour down
the present brand of liquor is 1T
not time the world was waking
up? Death or blindness turks IN
every drink of holiday liquor,
said federal officer who is talk
ing from knowledge and observa-
ton. He warns the public that
the Christmas and holiday booze
in bottles with fancy labels Is
composed of formaldehyde and fus-
il oil-rank poison The bond
stamps on this special holiday
stuff are forgeries. But it will be
bought and drank, regardless OF
this warning Kilbourn Events.