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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
Ell cAMpEs1No puERroRR1ouEao

Ademas de las cualidades enumera-
das en- mi artieulo anterior, caracte-
rizan nuestros campesinos una lnte-
Igencia superior; una imagination fe'
cnnda, ~ una memoria insuperable.
Ell sorprendente .desarrollo de sus po-
deres mentales es sin duda Ell produe-
to de la contemplation constante de La
natnraleza, que les confia sus secretos
mas fntslnos Sc les presenta como un
hbro alberto escrito per la mano di-
vina. Sabenos que la naturaleza es
la mejor dc las escuelas porque nos di-
vulga 10 que en- los nbros no podemos
encontrar.
sDepartiendo con un amable campe-
sino supe que era agrimensor sin haber
asistido a una escuela jamas en- su
vida. Para ejercer sa profession SO va
la de largss cuerdas de "emaja-
guas', determinaba con tai exactt-
tud ell tamafio de los predios que me-
dia, que causaba sorpresa entire los
agrimensores con titnlo adqrtiEido par
medic del estndio en- Las rlniversidades
Y proVistos de los instrumentos cien-
tificos mas modernos de agrimensura.
En- su conversation disertaba So
bre temas cientifcos con gran asom-
bro de mi parte. Trataba de fguras
geometricas de las constelaciones CO.
mo podian hacerlo un gran matema-
tico Y un astr6nomo de renombre.
Conocf otro campesino a auien lie
gustaba mucho la Historic Sagrada.
/ Por Las noches 10 divertia leyendole
varios pasajes de la Biblia, los cuales
reproducfa en- decimas sin omitir Ell
menor detalle, con una felcidad ad-
mirable Habia que oirlo disertar So
bre este tema A veces, recitaba capt
trllos enteros palabra por palabra, tai
como aparecian en- ell texto sagrado.
Otro habia ganado fama en- todo
Ell barrio por sus narraciones fantas-
ticas intermina bles. Este celebre
~NS~tAo1t pOSCA6 uIAa F1Fd AxHd S1I1dCAO41
creadora Y hablaba con una facilidad
POGO !comun Habda ocasiones en- cue
sus historias Sc e1tendian hasta atlas
horas de Ia noche. Otras veces, sus
narraciones eran tan extensas que era
precise dedicarle horas enteras duran
te varios dias para poder saborearlas
hasta Ell final. Y eran tan sugestivas,
que cautivaban por complete la aten-
ci6n de los oyentes.
Un campesin honrado a carta cabal
fue acusado 1njustamente de haberse
robado varios sacos de abono quimico
para cana. La declaration que hizo
las autoridades durante la investiga-
cion que Sc practicable fue tan veri-
dlca inger1osa que convenci6 a los
representatives de La justicia de su hon
radez e inocencia sin que fuera ne.
cesar1o Ievar Ell case la corte. Fui
testigo de este incidente aseg1lro que
yo no me hubiera defendido mejor
que el acusado.
Ei jibaro pHertorriqueno es un gran
observador de la naturaleza, Es inteli-
gente en- pronosticar las mudanzas del
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Una rnadre FELIZ es
una nadre SANA

ATINGuNA madre puede ser feliz 81 ha
! Nquedado oagobiadap porlos efectos del
alumbramiento por otros achaques de-
rivados, que veces sobrevienen despues.
FL CompuestoVegetal de Lydia E. Pink
ham la preParara Ud.para la ruda prue-
ba del alumbramiento, sirviendole de to-
nico y manteniendola fuerte. Alivia los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24

Todo ha conclude! Los 1dgubres v
! inelancoljcos tafidos de las campanas
de la cercana Iglcsia estan doblando a
! d1funtos. La naturaleza aparece ves-
tida con ese ropaje girls incoloro nun
clio de destruction do tristeza.. Los
| artistas de las selvas, no dejaban DIR
sus armonioSas n0tas... Todas las fases
estaban cariacontecidas v taciturnas..
| Y Ell badajo, seguia puliendo ell metal,
| 10 que haeia producer notas de salterio.
lntrigado Ell espfritu, ansiosa el alma,
nos acercamos a un viandante que cer-
ca de nosotros pasaba tinidos lie in
terrog amos. GPor que la casa del se-
dor, llama a fieles? Y ell caminante, un
tanto mohino Y entristecido respondi6..
iHa mnerto don Federico Calafl.. Y Sc
alej6.. lComoi. exclamamos! ha podido
eI hacha de la muerte. destruir, aquel
roble secular, que parecia desafiar los
afios, permaneciendo enhiesto. vigoro-
soi.... a.
iAh ioyes inmanentes evolutivas,
de los mundos iCu&ntos nisterios en-
cierras en- ella. Hoy no es Ell aver, con
'El 1dcer. vivir y morir. Ell horizonte
del espacio, con sus miriadas de mora
das, nc ia lrgar dudas.... iss vive
siempre!
Volvamos al punto primordial que
nos ocupa
Den Federico Calaf, no era un filan-
trono chapado a Ia moderna,i Hacia ell
bien, distribuia los tesoros de la Carl
dad, sin ruido nj ostentaci6n huyendo
de Ia P-ansa pues no era aficionado al
comerto muchas veces, scrvil; y ala1n
bicado de les que por negocio sc dedi
can enzalzar los adinerados con
fines utilitalistas. El biologado, como
acabamos dc exponer, al depositar ST.
dcnativo. no paraba mientes, en- quien
10 hacia...! cumplia con un deber de "a
Religion del Cristo. Era persona culta
y de afable trato muy dem6crata y bas-
Sante aficionado a la mecanica. Deja
INA prole de honostas costurnbres, y de
alt~nistes sentimientos
Rogad per Ell que SO march6...
consuelo para ellos.
Inc6gnito
Manati Nov. 16, 1924.
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Andres Gonzalez BIanco
Continuation de Ia 81. gag.

daba menudo la Erase de Ener-
son: "El polltico es un picaro.
aunque la sociedad necesita de el,
como la medicina del veneno."
Andres afrn,aba que la polftica
eorroe los organismos sociales Y
hace zozobrar a los pueblos. Desde
luego que Sc referfa a esa politica
que establece la lucha por ell re-
parto de prebendas.
Madrid estara triste sin ell buen
amigo. 5Que Sc haran las tertu-
las del CATO NEGRO v de
GAMBRINUS sin la charla con-
tinua, alegre Y sonora de Andres?
5Que triste estara Toledo, la ciu-
dad de los grandes recuerdos his
toricos, donde las razas invasoras
dejaron tantas nlaravillas de ar
te, donde Espafia esconde 10 mas
recio Y secular de su glorioso pa
sado, ciudad de hierro, piedra
orc, donde Greco dejo la luz de
sus cuadros extraordinarios para
que todo aquello Sc hiciera inmor-
tai! iQue tristes estaran las her
manas de Andres que tanto le
querian, Y la eampana grande de
la catedral cuando suena, con su
In1Sica gigantic a la hora de los
oficlosi Ali lba el a reZar como
buen cristiano que era y Sc incli-
naba sobre las baldosas cenicien-
tas, con la melancolia de un ca
ballero que retornara de largos Y
dolorosos conlbates por la Cruz,
La obra de Andres es solida
numerosa. Despues de LOS Con-
tenporaneos" escribe "Elogio de
la Critica" Me consta que prepa-
raba una obra de grandes enlpe-
nos titulada Historic de la Cri-
tica en- Espafia", en- la cual corre-
gfa los inumerables errores y des-
aciertos de aquel que la gente fo-
sill Y anquilosada denomina ma
ximo critico y cuyo nombre es
Marcelino Menendez y Pelayo.
Yo escribo este articuio como
homemade de mi alma solitaria y
bravamente altiva, al hombre ma
ravillosamente bueno, noble Y JUS
to que ha hecho tanto bien las
letras espanolas creando una crf-
tica artistica, pura, docta. maga,
sobre la critica superficial, mona
blandengue de los Julio Cejador
los Yalbuena.
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IA VICTORIA D;
CORTE INCLES

La victoria de TN ejercito est& en-
derrotar an1quilar al ejercito enemi-
go.
La victoria de un partido politico
es ganar las e-ecciones Y subir al po-
der.
La victoria Gle un tenorio es que las
mujeres 10 despeuejen despues Sc
le rindan.
LA VICTORIA DE Ell CORTE IN
Giles; es yestir todos los hombres
que en- Puerto Rico representan la in
dustria, Ell comercio, Ia banca, la po-
Utica sin distinction de partidos, la
agriculture, las profesiones nberales,
Ell profesorado y Ell periodismo.
El secreto de esta gran victoria de
Ell CORTE INGLEs, es nluy senci-
10: Ell de importar sus drilss hnperia
les de hilo pnro de la misma fabrica
rnglesa, y al mismo tempo darles
1qul I'm procedlmlen6o de clnco 01AS
Hn egua y otros mas para el encogi-
do, el tener los mejores sastres de
Puerto Rico, y dar absolute garantia
a los clientes de Ell CORTE INGLES.
Tjene por lema:-CALIDAD - ELE-
GANCIA - Y EQUIDAD EN- LOS
PRECIOS.- GARANTIA SEGCRA,
en- este consiste iinicamente la indis-
cutible VICTORIA DE Ell CoRTE
INGLES.
Ell CoRTE INGLEs.
San Jose st. No. S. P. o. Box 994.
Tel6fono 1923. San Juan, P. &.
s Advt.
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Conner BIEN rs
WVIR RIfl
I'm SUS ALIMENTOS ENCONTRA-
RA LAS DosIs NECESARIAs DE
H1ERRo, FosroRo, ETC, SIN NE
CESIDAD DE REMEDIES
NOvELEROS

I'm notable gastr6nomo dijo en-
clerta OCCASION quo vivir bien era CO.
rer bien. Muchos somos los qua pen
sAinos de igual modo y anticipamos
con placer la hora de Las comidas. An
TO nnestra vista desflan los del;cio-
SOS glrisados aim humeando, que rega-
Ian sabrosos olores al olfato. La So
pa bien condimentada, La perdiz es-
t0fada, Ell pescado a la minuta, Ia
carne asada, Ell vino, los postres, de-
mitase y I'm cigarro. lei placer de Ia
vida! iGoza usted de ese placer, sI-
IRE usted de falta de apetito? Siente
listed Ell bienestar de una buena di-
gesti6n despues de las comidas, o tie
ne gases, acidez, malestar, fatulen-
cia7 iDigiere usted bien es propen-
so indigestion? DIGENoL despues
de las comidas ayuda la buena digcs
rs un remedio effective contra la In
digestion, Flatulencia, Acidez, Gases
en- el est6mago, Falta de apetito y
Dyspepsia. Las personas que tomar
DIGENoL, gozan de la vida, comen
con apetito, y 10 que quieren. Dos
pastillas despu6s de las comidas for-
talece ell est6mago v facilita la bue-
ma digestion, corrigiendo todos los
des6rdenes estomacales. 81 sufre US
ted del estomago, 81 no tiene apetito,
81, no digiere bien, tome DIGENoL.
vaya Embellishments La farmacia
mas cercana. Compre I'm pomo hoy
mismo. Esta nlislna tarde tome dos
pastillas despues de su conida, y
pronto entrara usted entire los que
proclamamos, CONFER BIEN Es VI
vIR BIEN.
ni9en,l..s!s',ll :! D
gARA "A laplGEgTQM
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PUESTo vAcANTB

En- Ia secci6n de anuncios ]. clasificar
dos de Ell MUNDo diariamente hay
svtsos relacionados con plazas VA
cantes en- numerosas frmas de San
Juan y la isla. 81 I'D. fuera I'M lee
tor constante de esta secci6n SIN duda
aiguna encontrar& la colocaci6n Qus
desea.
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"Yo Siempre He Triunfado
En- Mis- Empresas -

- BSERVE a su alrededor Y
" encontrara que todos.
aquellos, hombres 6 mu-
ieres, que triunfan Ell la vida
V gozan de ella poseen buena
salud, salud rebosante
que les permite dedicar a sus
empresas toda la energia nece-
saria sin sufrir por clio ningun
detrimento.
81 I'd. quiere gozar de iguales
privilegios, disfrutar de la
vida, disponer dc energias,
preocupese en- primer termino
de adquirir hueaa salud to-
mando "NER-V VITA" el ja-
rabe que es recetado por todos
los medicos como ell mejor
reconstituyente para la
sangre, los nervios y ell cerebo.
g = R.vITA
del Dr. huxley
NO. 3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
NECRoLoGIA
,CoNsUMATUM ETs.!

Para los hermanos Calaf.
En- la muerte de su padre.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
kENNEBEC AyENUE-EMBDHN

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mann of Vassal-
boro spent the week end with their
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Libby.
Dora Hilton is staying at Harry Hill
tons with her granddaughter, Marcia
Hilton.
Harry Hilton and son Virgil are
working for lumber company in
Concord.
Kenneth Boyington who was on
the sick list several days last week
is better at this writing.
They have new boy at Mont
Spaulding's.
Floyd Moulton and Lima Withan
went to Madison to work for the
Hollingsworth & Whitney Company
Monday
HAWTHORNE SCHOOL NOTES
Those receiving 100 per cent in
spelling last week were Millard Gil
man, Gerald Witham and AIarelyn
Carolyn, Lillia', Coburn and Malcolm
Waugh.
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CARATUNK

Stella Paige and friend of Auburn
are spending a few weeks here and
at The Forks visiting her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hunnewell have
returned to Brighton. Mr.. Hume
we'll is much improved but still is
on erutches. result of an automobile
accident
Eva Webster is visiting her sisters
family, Mis-. Maurice Blanchard in
Wateryille.
The old mill has again changed
hands. Ralph Sterling is the pres
ent owner. We have not learned
what he plans to do with it.
Sterling Hall is thing of the
past II has been moved back even
with the house, where it will be fitted
into rooms.
New stock of mantle lamps just re-
ceived Regular price $11. Special
until Christmas, 1915, complete Cas-
well, Bingham 3w49
Several of the townspeople attend
ed the funeral service of Mrs. Hack
ct last Monday.
Jack who has been chore hoy at
Hotel Sterling the past five years has
listened to the " call of the wild and
/ gone to sea.
Thursday. December nth. the Wo-
mans Club will have sale of
aprons, candy and fancy articles, and
fool at S. Williams
AT reject meeting Of the Woman's
Club the following program was
carried out. Subject, Thanksgiving,
1O4 psalm responsibility; singing dia-
logue; roll CALL old sayings; talk,
Old Puritan Days. interesting read
ings by all. Delicious refreshments
were served. Hostess, Adah Spauld-
Inn
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
NEX PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Claud Jordan of Pennington.
Lewis Morton was operated oil
Thursday for appendicitis by DR.. Bell
and Hutchins. Mr.. Morton Is re-
ported to be gaining.
Bales Houghton is working for
Arthur Daggett.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Metcalf of Farm
ington were guests of Mrs. Belle Met
calf Sunday.
The Wecanbeatem Whist Club met
with Mrs. Rose Luce Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Louise Jones won first
prize and Della Clark the BOBBY. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
Frank Dunlop had radio installed
recently.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
NORTH ANSON

Funeral services for Nks. Walter
Copp were conducted from the house
at 9 p. m. Sunday, December 7. In
terment was in Sunset Cemetery. be
side her first husband and three child
rem. Mrs. Copp passed away at
Kennebec Valley Hospital where she
had gone for. treatment prior to an
operation. Her sudden passing was
a great shock to her friends and rela-
tiyes Mrs. Copp was born near
South Jefferson, March o. 1870. In
her early life she married Bert Rolfe,
who lost his life in If saw mill at
Emblem Five children were born
from this union. two of which are
now living, two having died in In
fancy and son. Willis who passed
away at Kennebec Valley Hospital
about three years ago On March /
1918 she was married to Walter Copp
of Embden. No children were born
from this union Mrs. Copp was a
member of the Methodist Ladies' Aid
of this town. The officiating clergy
man who spoke words of comfort to
the mourning friends and relatives
was the Rev. Grundy of this place
The flowers were many and spoke In
silent token of love for the departed
one, who sleeps in Jesus blessed
sleep from whom none ever wake to
weep
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all who assisted
us in any way during our recent be-
reavement The many words Of
cheer and beautiful flowers were deep
ly appreciated.
Mr.. Walter Copp
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Rolfe ant
family
MIR. and Mrs Leon Lovejoy ant
family
North Arson, Me-, Dec. II, 1924.
NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES
Those who attended church Sun
day morning listened to an interest
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
HINCKLEY

NJ. II. Clifford, master of Hinckley
Grange left Monday noon for Portland
to attend the State Grange
The funeral service for the late
Asa Pratt was held at the house
Thursday afternoon, Dec. Attn, Rev. G
w. Hinckley officiating Many beau
tiful flowers expressed love and a
mixed quartette sang. The bearers
were four grandsons of the deceased
Horace Pratt and Lawrence Peakes
of Colby College. Wellington an6
Willis Pratt The interment was in
the family lot at Mobiles Ferry.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11

The many friends of Mrs. Charles
McGoff are very sorry TO hear that
she is critically i'll at one of the
Skowhegan Hospitals. We all hope
for her speedy recovery to health.
Our r. f. D. man is delivering the
mail with. his horse since the snow
storm which makes our mail quite a
lot later.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11

Mrs Bessie Fit8simmons wishes
TO announce to the public that she
will have her opening at her home,
Saturday. December -, where she
has IA fine line of fancy articles on
sale. Everybody welcome.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11

Miss Winona Butts was d.
over the week end from her w
North New Portland.
The many friends of Af'ila
gett are glad to see him apo"'
again.
Lester Henderson has moC Csr
portable saw mill to Eheh = a. a,
wood lot in Freeman. where ~
saw logs during the winter
Mrs. Annie Mitchell VINO wa,
Gently operated on at the Ns CO.
Valley Hospital. Skownesan, 'h :,
stones is reported to be sai"''
Mrs. Nellie Gould oil Ne" =,
yard was at the home oil ; ~,
cretia Hoyt last week Sc" '"s'
Do your Christmas shopping
The stores are now filed VIII, nh a,
thing one would care to pun
The Washington times., 1924-11-25
Sale AIDS.
CRIT TENDEN
HOME
Autographed Novels Among
Offerings at Bazaar III
New Willard Hotel

Autographed books, among them
the novels Of Mary Roberts Rine-
hart, were on sale yesterday At the
Florence Crittenden bazaar Which
opened at the Washington Hotel
with more than twenty booths in
action.
The book stall. which was con-
Quoted through the courtesy. OF the
Twentieth Century Club held every
thing from baby lore to world his.
tory.
Inc stage Of the. hall of nations
where the bazaar was held was con.
Quoted by the three baby lover
circles and was attractively fitted
up as a nursery with every baby
article imaginable for sale and real
babies from the Crittenden Home
in bowling attendance.
Good Will circle sold miscelIan.
eOus articles, Sunshine circle neali.
gees and handmade romperS, Friend.
ship circle. towels; wheel Club,
aprons; Dalgren Terrace circle.
candy; Mrs. Charles Shelton circle.
flowers; Helping Hand Club. hand
embroideries; Emma Fletcher circle.
baked goods; 1ngrahan Memorial
fancy work Of all kinds, and Kate
Waller Barrett table held basketry
and every sort of hand embroidered
article made by the mothers OF the
home.
The Washington times., 1924-11-25
MUSIC FETE IS.
PLA|VNEDF0R !.
TONIGHT
Marjorie Webster's Dancers
viii Perform at Central
Community Center

The first music fete and dance
carnival Of the season will be
given tonight at S:15 o'clock in the
auditorium Of Central High school,
corner Eleventh and Clifton streets
northwest, by the Community
Music Association. The program
VIII consist of community singing,
folk dances OF England and Wales
and musical features furnished by
Bob Lawrence and His Musical
Friends" the well.known group Of
entertainers of broadcasting sta.
ton. WCAP.
The folk dances will be performed
Oy eight dancers from the Marjorie
Webster School of Expression and
PHYSICAL Education. The young
ladies' selected are Nell Gibbons,
Dulcie Horner, Catherine M. Hack.
cit, Marjorie Trick, Marion Towns,
Venice Reese, Frances Church and
Grace Ludwig. The dances will be
directed by Ada Meservey. The
characteristic groups to be portrayed
are Sweet Kate, Rufty Tufty.
Black Nag, Mage on a Cree and
Gathering Peascods.
The outstanding features to be
presented by the radio group are
the Josef Kaspar String Quartette
composed of Josef Kaspar, viola;
Isacc Minovich, first violin; Her.
man Sevely, cello; Robert Law
renee, jr., second violin; George
McCauley, tenor banjoist; Sophocles
T. Papas, Hawaiian guitarist:
Bob" jr., violinist. and Willis
Lawrence, with his luke"
Community singing will be an
important part of the entertain
ment. The accompanies Of the
evening will be Helen Burkart,
Mrs. Lawrence, J. Edgar Robinson
and Miss Meservey.
The new seating arrangement, to
prevail throughout the season, will
become effective tonight. The free
seats have been increased from
The Washington times., 1924-11-25
CONCERT

Music Fete and Dance Carnlvdl.
a America
b salute to the Flag"
c Oath Of Allegiance"
Community Singing. Everybody.
Sweet Kate"
b, ''Rufty fluffy"
English Folk Dances
Dancers from the Marjorie
Webster School of Expression
and Physical Education.
Community Singing, Everybody.
q "Adorationn .,.... .BOrowski
Song OF India"
Robert Lawrence. jr., violinist.
Mrs. Lawrence at the piano.
Community Singing, Everybody, :
a Black Nag"
b Mage On q Cree"
English Folk Dances
Sophocles T. Papas and his Guitar,
Selections.
Community Singing, Everybody.
Willis Lawrence and his IKE;
Selections.
Community Singing, Everybody.
.'Pastorale" ......s........ Lent
b "Andante Cantabile. :"
Josef Kaspar String Quartet.
renee, jr., Josef Kaspar, Her
man Sevely.
Bob and Hts Boys, Old Melodies
George McCauley and His Tenor
banjo. Selections.
gathering Peascods. :"
~ Folk Dance
The Marjorie Webster Dancers.
Till We Meet Again"
Star Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1924-11-25
FATHER IS JEALOUS
OF HIS OWN FAT SON

NEW YORK. Nov. Is. - A
mothers fondness for her son was
the cause of her arraIgnment IN
the Yonkers court on complaint
of her husband.
Joseph CONDOS. SO Hudson street,
hailed his wife before Judge Bootc
to answer to a charge of being
disorderly.
The judge asked the son. Joseph,
fourteen, but weighing 200 pounds,
what caused the trouble between
his parents
Bashful and reluctant to testify
against his father, the boy finally
whispered to the judge that his
mother did so much for him that
his father did not like It.
The case was dismissed.
The Washington times., 1924-11-25
To-day's Offer to All Who
Have Stomach Distress
Try One Bottle Dares Mentha
Stomach Trouble and If Not Delighted With
Peoples Drug Stores Amy Reliable Druggist Will
Gladly Return the Purchase Price.

bination of Pepsin with 'MenthOl and
other good stomach invigorators---so
wonderful that in one small town In
New Jersey last year over 5000 bottles
were sold.
Never mind what causes your indt.
Festion or gastritis or dyspepsia or how
other remedies you have tried, this 4
the one medicine that will make yoISr
old disabled stomach so strong and
healthy that you can digest anything
you eat withoutA the slightest distress.
And you know that when your stom.
aah Is in fine shape nervousness, head
aches and dizziness won't bother Won.
Every regular druggist guarantees one
bottle OF Dare's Mentha Pepsin. Pao-
pies Drug Stores sell dozens OF II.
The Washington times., 1924-11-25

why not get a bottle OF this grand
stomach medicine today with the dis
tinct understanding that your money
will be promptly returned II II does not
stop the most acute stomach distress
quicker than anything you ever used
Your stomach may be so distended
with gas that you think every minute
your heart will stop beating yet with
one dcHsertspoonful OF Dare's Mentha
Pepsin that dreadful feeling Of suffoca
tion will vanish In a few minutes
With the same speeu II stops gas.
acidlty. belchiTg and heartburn.
oCs a wonderful formula--this com
The Washington times., 1924-11-25

i 900 1,4OO and the 25-cent reserved
seat section reduced from 1000 to
COO. The usual free will offering
win be taken. No season tickets
will be issued. No children under
four years Of age admitted and
other children must come with
adults and sit with them through
out the concert.