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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
Sic, $4,000 SERAN PAGADOS POR
CONCEPTOs DE DANOS.

Continuation de La Ia. paginal
la CompaIiia de. vapores esta conside-
rando lln arregIo con otros cultivado-
res de frutas que no tomaron parte en-
ell pleito, pero los que sufrieron perdi-
das similares por los embarques que hi
cieron por e. vapor Mariana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
BELIOGRAPH:

Gloria Swanson en- la super produc-
ci6n en- 8 actos, titulada: ''Esposa
Explotada' y la jocosa cOmedia en-
2 actos, lei Dia de las Carreras".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
IMPERIAL:

la Celebre Srta. Lisle'' por Ka-
therine Mac, Donald, y una comedia
en- 2 actos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
BORINQUEN PARK:
Estreno en- Santurce del procioso dra-
ma en- actos por Florence Vidor, til
tulado: "El Honor de la Famiha
NORMA:

Estreno de la 2da. jornada en- ac-
tos de la noyela francesa Imperia''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
BUEN NEGocro

Por ausentarse su dueno Sc ven
Gle el acreditado CINE NORMA
con 81 ediicio Y solar. Un buen
negocio con brillante porvenir
por ia nuava Gale alberta v ell
nuevo colegio "Munoz Rivera.
:, Dilfjase r. Lopez Ramirez.
Avenida Wilson No. 80, Santur-
ce, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
MIL CAsos DE "INFuUENcIA EN-
PONCE

Nuestro >corresponsal en- Ponce nos
participa que, de acuerdo con calculos
hechos por personas ausorizadas, le-
gan a mas de mil los casos de perso-
nas atacadss de ''infue%za" EN- aquella
poblaci6n.
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I IBERTY:

Ira comedia en- actos "Rabiando
por Casarss'' (crazy to Marry, ror
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle y Ia comedia en-
dos actos ''El Crucero dc su Hernano' =.
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LAS ANT1LLAs:

"EI Tigre ReaI,o y una c6mica.
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PUERTO RICO:

Estreno del sobcrbfo drama en- 7 ac-
los por Geneva Felix Ford titulado:
@'Mas Tuerte que ell Amor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-01

Above are shown two inter- esting photographic studies of the U. s. s. Langley, naval plane carrier, which recently attracted great att tention on it's arrival in New York,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-01

Broadway was shocked that's the word - when cables announced that Paris modistes threatened return of ancient crinoline. Here are two photos showing ladies of society and the screen in hoopskirts. How d'you like it?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-01

tBy Pacific & Atlantic) With characteristic smile, George Arliss, screen star, saluted our Goddess of Lib- erty as he sailed for Eu- rope, where he will spend the summer. ,.
Evening star., 1923-01-26

Games at 45c-Cross-country
Race. To the North Pole. Mo-
tor Race, The Two Naughty
Boys, Game of Goose, A Trip
: to. the Moon.
The Mystic Painting Book,
-49c-httractive pictures
brought out by application of
water.
Checker Boards, Sl.75-
Heavy, we'll made checker
boards, complete with check
ers. An always interesting
game-and these are made to
last.
Evening star., 1923-01-26
Tuxedo and Slip-on Sweaters
Vie in Popularity, 1919

The style hfty-hfty proposition right now
There much rivalry between the Spon and the Tuxedo for
dominance But for have assembled unusual assor
Of both kinds and you the question to SUIT
your They knitted plain various fancy
stitches and have patch pockets and tailored belts
Black brown navy henna and green Many trimmed with
contrasting colors
Evening star., 1923-01-26
'Ull l1dlS
50 0.85
,. E
-. f.. ,-..
r


Hats with wide brims, narrow brms or
brirns that turn up. Turbans, Pokes, Off
the-face types and others too numerous to
detail here. Every hat trimmed in the
latest style with flowers, ribbon bows,
quilts and ornaments. A wonderful COL
lection Choice, $3.85.
Evening star., 1923-01-26

Books at 60c = 4 b n
Nights, Tanglewood Tales,
kidnapped, Wolf Ear. Adven-
lures of a Brownie, The Boys
OF Dickens. The Girls OF Dick
ems, Alice III Wonderland
= Crieket-ard, many others. -
Games at sf.o0-Auto Race,
Game of India.
Books at 75c-Poily Third
ers, Hinkey Pinkey, Billy
pumpkins all by Blanche
Fisher Wright.
Evening star., 1923-01-26
New Handbags Can Be Bought
at a Bargain Price, $2.95

New and springlike bags in colorfu Paisley
and Egyptian prints. Large designs that echo the
smartest in wearing apparel. Then there 9TH
ers of pin seal, morocco calf or cowhide, in num-
ber of sizes and shapes. Black, brown, gray and
navy and any number of striking prints. Some
have large mirrors; others small vanity fittings.
Worthy of your prompt attention First time out
tomorrow.
-Fr rst
Evening star., 1923-01-26
Modes that anticipate and
reflect the glorious colors
of Springtime-Special

Thanks to most timely special purchase,
we are enabled to offer this collection of en-
tirely new hats at far below their real worth
Evening star., 1923-01-26
Two-Trouser Suits for
BOYS in High at $24. IS

These are decidedly smart
suits, cut with snug-htting
underarm, and just the right
hang to the trousers. In all
wool mixtures. Semi-sport
coats. and the extra knickeTs
tell the story of double service.
Sizes 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1923-01-26

A bewildering array of good-looking,
well made midseason hats-styles that are
equally as suitable for early spring wear;
of fine quality Visca Straw, limbo, Straw
Braids, Haircloth, Silk Faille. Persian Ell
fects, Cellophane, Changeable Silks and
many Novelties and Combinations.
Evening star., 1923-01-26
Children's High Shoes C1 OE
Formerly S2.75 to $4.OOQls7C

Good shoes. Good styles, in sizes. up
to 81. Black kid and calf, Russian calf
and white Nubucks.
Evening star., 1923-01-26


eand
plenddly yilusra tina
Evening star., 1923-01-26

At sl.5o- The Wonderful
Mother Goose Book OF Melo-
dies, SGT to music:
AT sLOo-The Liie OF Lin
: coin, The Life q NastIfngI on.
At 75c - Imported Sewing
Cards, attractively &C o ! ored
with. wool TO work designs,
Baby Carriage Builders,
each, 75c.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-26
For Pumps and Oxfords
Formerly $4.85 to $40

Inventory is the spur that is moving these
shoes. Only a few hundred pairs remain.
One lire of Coloniafs. Pumps and Ok
fords, of desired materials, presents un
broken size range; others are not complete
but early corners tomorrow may be as
sured of a good pair of shoes at this
moderate price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
Lesson No. q
Pies Like His Mother Used to Make"

DIE has been called the great Amer
4 lean dessert, and to be able to con-
struct good pie is one of the supreme
tests Of cook.
The first essential of any pie is laky,
tender crust-the kind that will fairly
melt in your mouth" One Of the secrets
OF this is to have your ingredients as cold
as possible when they are mixed another
is to avoid handling the pastry dough
more than is absolutely necessary.
There are many kinds Of filings that
can be used for making pies Fruit, mince-
meat and similar filings are usually in
convenient form and require little special
preparation In this lesson will give you
some excellent recipes for more compli-
Gated pies.
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Tired tho she was from tho days
toll she moved freshly and easily al
first. Ned broke trail, she mushcd "A
few feet behind She had no scnua.
ton OF cold. hardened 10 steel, her
muscles moved like tho sliding parts
II a wonderful machine The ice was
wonderfully smooth as yet. almost
like the first thin. bay ien frozen 10
the depth ot safety. But already tho
killing pace had begun 10 tell. sho
couldn't keep i, up forever without
food and rest, And the brute behind
her was .,irelcss. rcmorselcss as death
itself
The Northern Lights died az last in
the sky and the two FASTENED on IN
the wan light Of a little moon that
was already falling toward the west.
md now she was made aware tho
nisht was bitter cold. II as getting
90 her, in spite OF her furs. But as
yet she gave no sign OF distress 20
Ned. A great bravery had como into
her heart, and already she could see
the dawn-thc first aurora OF In.
effable hcauty--of her faroff and
glorious purpose She would no, let
herself stop 70 rest She would not
ask Ned 90 Elscken his pace She
was tired TO the point or anguish al.
ready; soon she would know tho last
stages of fatigue; but even then she
would not give sign, Out ot her lows
for him q new strength was born
that sublime and unnamablo strength
OF women that Is nearest 10 divinity
of anything upon this lowly earth
and sho knew that Il would hold her
ar beyond the last limits OF physical
exhaustion. She would not give way
10 Inconsistencies thus causing Ned
20 stop and wait beside her till she
died None OF these things would she
DO. Her spirit scared with tho wings
OF her resolve. Instead her plan WIS
simply to hasten onto keep up the
pacc-until she toppled forward life.
less on tho lee She would master
herself until death mastered her.
Then Ned. hating but an instant 10
learn the truth. could speed on alone.
Thus he would have no cause TO walt
FOR her
He travels the fastest who travels
alone, out Of his chivalry he would
never leave her 80 long as a spark Of
life remained in her body. her course
was simply 10 stand the pace until
the last spark went out She could
fight away Inconsistencies. She
knew she could; as her physical
strength cbbed. she fslt this new.
wondypus power sweeping thru her.
He travels the fastcat who travels
alone without her. his mighty
strength Of body and spirit might
carry him 10 safety II was long
chance at best. over the ice noun.
tninz; but this man who mushea be.
fore her WAS not ~ ordinary mold,
The terrible training camp thru
which he had passed had made %
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has neither twist nor n curl"
II don't know" answered Grubl,y
soberly Il never did know Why
Do they call you a pig7' he asked
suddenly.
That's mystery. too" said
George Guinea Zig. shaking his
head II never knew either. It's
most peculIarf'
1T certainly isr' agreed Grubby.
Your tail doesn't curl. because you
haven't any. And you have soft fur
like a rabbits. And your eyes are
entirely different and everything"
Lets ask the pigs II they know"
suggested George.
That's good idea. said Grubby.
Come along"
so the two friends STARVED off.
Mister Dodger and Nancy and
Nick tippy toed after them. not so
much to spy as to find out for
themselves what tho answer really
was. They had always wanted to
know. too.
What's that7" exclaimed Piggy
wig Zig when Georgia and Grubby
had put their questions. why is
one OF you called n pig and one a
hog7 why, I don't know, to tell the
truth. But perhaps my friends
know"
SO he called Saucy Snout Pig and
Twisty Tai Pig and they talked
II over.
Each ono OF US VIII ask you a
/ question" said Peggy wig Pig after
bit. and see II you can answer.
My question is, DO you like TO wal.
low in a mud puddle like other pigs
DOR
no. shouted GeorRle and Grubby
together 30 quickly that Piggy wig
Pig almost fell over.
Now It's my turn" said snucy
Shout Fig, looking very learned
do either Of you squeai when you
get stuck under n CATER
no" answered both Of them 10.
gether again. we never squeal at
air.
Now It's my turn" declare
Twisty Tail Pig with a good.natured
grin, and pushing the others aside.
"Are you both hungry all the time
and could you EAT and EAT and
EAT and EAT?'
"YesT shouted Goorgle Guinea
Pig and Grubby Ground Hog loudly.
we cat all the time when we can
find anything"
Then that's the reason" said
Twisty Tail grandly. ~ knew Ia
find out"
wen / noyerr exclaimed Mister
DodRer.
Neither did wer' laughed the
Twins. That's one moro thing we've
learned in Squealy.Moo Land"
TO BE Continued
J Copyright, 1923. W Seattle starr
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him a man of steel. giving him the
lungs OF wolf and a lions heart ana
Il WAS conceivable that, after unimag.
inod hardship, no might mako Tar
Island, There no could set together
a party 10 rescue Lcnorc. and tho his
love for the ignohle girl WIS dead, his
destiny would como out right after
all t. was all she dared pray for
now that no might find lifo and
safety. Hut lac was beaten nt the
start II he had 20 wait Tor her.
on and on thru the night they
uned, over that wonderfully smooth
ice, never daring 10 halt strange,
wandering figures In Tho moonlit
snow. But Bcss was not 70 carry
her brave Intent thru TO the end. She
had not counted on Nod's power OF
observation, lie suddenly halted.
turned and looked into her face,
II was wan and dim Ia the paic
lights aud yet something about It's
deepening lines quickcncd his inter.
eat She saw him start, and with "a
single syllable OF an OATH reached hls
hand undor her hood 20 the track of
the artery at her throat. lie needed
10 listen hut an instant 10 the feyorcd
pulse 10 know tho truth
We're going too fast" he told her
shortly.
o-nor' Her tone was despor.
ate, and his eyes narrowed with sus,
piclon wrcnching back her self.
control she tried 20 speak casually.
Il can keep up easily" she told him.
Il don't feel IL yot--l'n tell YOU when
! do. We can't ever mako II II we
slow up"
lie shook his head wholly uncon.
WINGED, Il don't know what's got
into you. Boss, You can't fool me I
know feel Il. good and plenty. and
you're Just running yourself to
death, poomadorf himself can't DO
any more than kin us"
But no can"
We're going 70 hit an easier pace,
Believe me. he's not running hts
heart out, Hos planning on cndur,
ancc, rather than speed was a
fool not 10 think about you until IL
began to get me-"
II wus true that the killing pace
had been using un the vital nervous
forces % both their bodies, Ned was
suffering scarcely NJ all aa yet.
but he had caught tho first danger
signals. Bess wns already approach,
ing Ihe danger point or fatigue,
When Ned started on again he took
quick but fairly easy walking pace.
Yet Bess' only impulse was TO give
way 90 tears II their first salt had
been too fast. this was FAR too slow.
while 4 was the absolute maximum
that she could ondure-lndecd she
could not stand Il without regular
rests that would ultimately put them
In noomsdorrs hands-i, wnA connid.
srably below Ned'n limit he could
not make Il thru at such n pace NJ
this. Because ot her. he wan destroy.
ing his own chance for life and FREQ.
dom.
They mushbd on IN silence. not
even glnncing back % keep track Of
noomsd0rf And 4, came about. in
the last hours Of the nisht, that the
rest both Of them 40 dlrely needed
was forced upon them hy the powers
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Of nature The moon set. and gen.
crafty smooth though the ice was.
they could not go on by starlight.
There was nothing 20 do but rest TIL
dawn
Lie down on tho tee" Ned advis.
ed. and don't worry about waking
up" His voice moved her and thrill.
ed her in the darkness. I'm set my
self 20 wake ~ az the frs, ray; that's
one thing can always do" she lot
her tired body slip down on tho
snow. ralying only on her warm fur
garments 20 protect hor from t. Ned
quickly settled beside her. And
you'd better llc as close 20 me rs you
can"
He was prompted only by tho cS.
podieneo OF cold. Yet as she drew
near. pressing her body against his.
Il was h. II some dream that she had
dared not admit. even TO herself. had
come true. Nothing could harm her
now. The cas-, wind could mock at
her in vain. She starry darkness had
no terror for her. The warmth Of his
body sped thru her. dear beyond all
naming; and such n ghost na bat
rarely walks those empty Ice zelda
came and embodied her with loving
arms.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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lcnntInnea PROM satnrdaNl

Tic haa. however, other plans lie
Nrntd thru the cabin door, spoke TO
he sullon sauaw then began 20 make
preparations Tor a Journey lie took
n roidpyoul wolf hide robe, wrapped
mi a great sack OF pommlcan, and
made il into convenient pack for
MS back. Then he reloaded hts
piS;nl took the rifle down from the
wall. and started forth down the TRAN
that Ned and Bcss had made,
It wua hkcly true That the cold,
tho not particularly intense tonight,
would muster them before ever they
could fcach Tar Island, They had
no food. and inner fuel Is simply a
matter u HE and death while travel.
ine Arctic Ice They had no guns
to procure fox. or any other living
creatures that they might encounter
ON the ice fields Hut yet poousdorf
was not content, Death 81 cold was
hardly less mercitul than that ot a
bullet. just destruction would not
satisfy the fury in his heart. the
strange, dark lust that raced thru his
veins like poison demanded "A more
direct vengeance. Particularly he did
not want Bess 10 die on the Ice, lie
would simply follow them, oycrtake
them. ana bring them hack, then
some really dlyerting thing would
likely occur 10 him.
II would be easy 70 do. There was
no man in the North who could com.
pete with him In a fair race. The
two had less than n mile start %
him. and 10 oycrtakc them was but
a matter OF hours on the other
hand. long days % travel. one after
another past an endurance. would be
necessary before they could ever
hope 20 cross the ice ranges 10 reach
the settlements on Tsnr Island
To Bsss first came the realization
Of the utter hopelessness OF their
flight. She could not blind herself 20
this fact. Nor did she try 10 hide
from herself the truth, in these last.
bitter months she had found that the
way OF wisdom was 70 look truth In
the face, struggling against It TO the
limit OF her strength, but yielding
herself neither 20 vain hope nor un.
toward despair. The reason why the
flight was hopeless was because she
herself could not stand the pace. She
did no, have the beginning OF Neda
strength. Soon he would have 10
hold back 50 that she could follow
with greater case, and that meant
their remorselcss hunter would catch
up. The venture had got down sim.
ply 20 a trial OF speed between
Doomsdorf. whose mighty strength
ave him every advantage. and Ned.
tho hraved the ice with neither blan.
tets nor food supplies. Her pres.
nce, slowing down Neds speed. in.
ceased the odds against him beyond
as; frontier q hope.
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oocoanut Pie

? eggs. X teaspoon salt. X cup -four. Y cup
sugar. \ teaspoon Vanilla IL cups water. Il
cup cocoanut X cup Carnation Milk.
sealt the milk in double boiler Mix the -four
with little cold wator. and add TO scslded
milk. Cook until Il thickens; add sugar, salt
and yolks Of eggs well beaten, then add to mix
ture and cook for two minutes. Add vanilla and
ooeoanuL Add 10 baked pie crust. Beat the
whites OF eggs stn. add tablespoon OF sugar
and put on top OF the pie. Set In oven long
enough 10 brown on top. This recipe makes one
pie
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Aglaia y brlahtness
0RAcER.

GRACES: Agiaia - brightness
EnphroSpnc jov: Thaiia bloom.
Art Ciubs-Liaht and SHADE,
brush aud Color. Pen aud Ink. Pal
etc and Brush. Titan FOR for any
famous artist.
Observation-Disclosures. Apprcciators,
or for any author.
Theatricaf--Aask and Wig. Paint
aud Potcdcr. Young Pretenders, or
for any actor or actress.
As pou do not state the aims Of
pour club. II Is more or less 6ifd-
cult 10 sp00ct an appropriate
name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
MISSIONARY Is
TO TALK HERE,

Coming 10 Seattle direct from
Luxor. the place where the burial
place OF the Pharaoh Tutankhamen
was recently discovered and opened
the Rev. w. b. Jamison. evangelis.
tic missionary of the United Pres.
byterian Luxor school and district,
will head a foreign missionary in.
stitute in the three churches OF his
denomination here next week.
Sessions viii be held in the First
U. Il. church Sunday afternoon and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
Olive Roberts Barton
WHAT is A PIG?

George Guinea Pig met Grubby
Ground Hog one day in squeaiy.
Moo Land, right near the corn.
shock where Mister Dodger lived
The Twins and the fairyman heard
every word they said.
George said. Say. Grubby. why
do they call you hog? You don't
look like ons al all You have long
hair and a nice nose that isn't amy.
thing like a snout. and fine whisk.
ers, and nice brush Of n tail that
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add boiling water. stirring constantly. Cook s
minutes; add butter. the beaten egg yolkA. Car
nation Milk, the lemon juice and rind. Line
plate with pastry, bake In hot oven. Cool Fill
with lemon cream mixture. Cover with meeingue
(see recipe below. bake in slow oven until
the meringue is golden brown This recipe
makes one pie.
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Cynthia Grey

More Homes Broken Up Thru Gossip Than Any
Other CauSe-Divorce La1Os Should BE National
Thinks one Reader.
Dear Miss Grey This divorce question and the discussion
regarding same is about to get my goat pardon the
slangD
How many of these holier than thous' have been
ried and know what they are talking about? How many
having been married after having had children, have had
soealled friend break up their homes?
How many of Them after having this occur, have tried
with all there in them TO fight TO keep the home to-
gether for the sake Of the children knowing that the trust
and confidence that existed shattered that a
the kings horses and all tie kings could not put to-
gether again?
How many of them have made the attempt to support
or three Tor more) little children with help from the
father whose duty is to for his offsprngand
against great odds?
How many of them fairly attractive and long for
few OF the socaed pleasures that fe offers (Which pleas
ures the father, in distant state is not denying hmse
but constantly turn away because they must keep their
populations above reproach, for the sake of the chill
drnn 2n
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Dear Miss Grey: would like
to find a good home for two
kittens. Anyone who wants
them may reach me by calling
III lot i2g7-J.
l.. II.
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Cynthia Grey viii receive call
ers on Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday from TO .. m. and on
Tuesday and Thursday from II 10
IL a. IN. at hcr office in the Star
Bldg. 1909 Seventh ave.
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Pie Crust

u cup -four a tea.
spoon salt. u cup short
ening, cold water to mois-
ten. sift salt with -four.
Cut shortening into -four
with a knife or work in
quickly with tips OF An
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gorB Use enough cold water to make the par
tlcles OF the mixture adhere together Turn
on a lightly Toured board and roll thin, han
ding as little as possible This recipe makes
one pie crust.
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Boy browns Trying
to Release Turtle

SPOKANE. Oct. l5.--Attempting
TO release mud turtle from trap,
Earl Monaghan, IL, lost his lie sun.
day in the Spokane river. Several
other lads were with him at the time.
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evening; at the Olympic Court
church Tuesday tentatively and at
the Third church on Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
In the party are Miss Kathryn
Mackenzie. superintendent of Bible
women's work: Kartum North, the
Sudan: Dr. Jessie p. Simpson. in
charge OF the Good Samaritan hos
pital. Jhelum. India, and Miss Sallie
r. Dickey. former missionary TO
India.
Eour. fiftbs NJ ,bo v-otar cor.ur,.a
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Harmless Laxative for the
Liver and Bowels

Feel finel No gripping or inconven.
lence follows gentle liver and
powell cleansing with "Caacarets."
SICK Headache, Biiousnsss. Cases,
Indigestion. and all such distress
gone BIZ morning. For Mon. Women
and chi,dren-1oo boxes, also 25c and
Doc sl>-T, >Hv drug atore.---aS4.ertlse
ment.