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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27
NO CHEWING THE RAG

"There is no place in the program
for hostility, wrangling or abuse" con
tinued Mr.. Arney. Constructive,
dignified and efficient government is
the aim and the right of the people
of this progressive day and age, but
Idaho has taken its place as the
third largest BODIED debtor per capt.;
of all the forty-eight states in Il
American Union.
"This is no credit to Idaho, an
organized effort to bring about re
duction in taxes is not only timely
from the economic viewpoint, but as
well from a standpoint of better Cit
zenship. Not every citizen wi
reads the record of our pyramid of
governmental cost is goisg to reason
out a legitimate excuse of it, and ]
we do not look closely to those VII
reason slowly on public affairs.
will find them striking at the foun-
dations of the fundamentals of
government, so carefully T~ovid
and set in place by our revered
forafa thprS
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27
ROOS SELLS STORE

NJ. A. Roos, former postmaster at
Whitebird, who for several years has
operated a general store at Pierce
CITY, has sold his store to r. G. Ham
ilton & Co., which company has ac-
duired a store in Greer The com
pany also owns a store at Weippe.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27
TWO STAGE LINES

Two stage lines are operating be-
tween Grangeville and Lewiston. the
second having instituted service this
week Lewiston Yellow Cab company
recently incorporated, has absorbed
the No. line, which has run stages
to Grangevile since last summer. The
new concern is the Humphrey & Nit
chell Co
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27

q, =. Taylor, engineer, of the fed
NUT bureau of public roads, Nilsson
k,esdau silt and a crew of ten men ON
MY my commenced survey of the
INK S'ep government highway up the
pm MN FORK of the Clearwater river
kutb ne terminus Of the present
|Mr T rorK road, at Castle creek.
nato . .s is under instructions to
L 'e TN, tne road for twelve miles up
[ruot aver from Castle creek. Con
'0n Oh these twelve miles, 1t is
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27

The J. /. Case company, that makes
threshing machines and other Things
for farmers, skipped dividend ana
the stock dropped with an unpleasant
thud last week. Things OF that sort
may cause financial ''best minds 10
interest themselves in the poor farm
er. What happens to him isn't so I'M
portant in the realm of high finance,
But what happens to stocks is most
important.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27
Public Cooperation
to Cut Tax Bill,
Is Plea Of Arney

Pleading for cooperation between
the people and public officials, look
ing to a reduction in public expendi-
lures and lower taxes, Charles r.
Arney, of Spokane, western immigra-
ton agent of the Northern Pacific
railway, addressed the Grangeville
Commercial club, at banquet in the
Imperial, last Thursday evenisg.
A talk was made by f. f. Smith.
of Orofino, president of the North
Idaho Chamber of Commerce. Grange
vile men spoke, also.
you should organize in Idaho
county and name committees to make
an industrious study of the alAab-
sorbing subjecB5of tax economy, har-
monious with efficiency" said Nh
Arney. 'The activities Of these COM
mittees to survey the functions of war
rant issuing bodies should be CO.
operative, cducatiye and always frien-
dly, for the tax economy league mem
bers derive their authority from the
people, just as do the county, city
and district Officers
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27

The harem of the Caliph is in de-
spair, and the Caliph's eunuchs have
refused food for three days. Tha'
probably won't help the Caliph. Inc
question is, what effect will all TINS
radicalism have on Kennel Pasha ana
his modern wife in the knickerbock'
ers? And how much did KemePs Rus
sian bolshevist friends have to &c
with kicking out the Caliph?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27
SERVICE EMBLEMS
TO HELLO GIRLS;
10 YEARS WORK

Miss Willie O'Kelley and Miss
Jessie O'Kelley, the latter now
Mrs. James GOan, operators in
the Pacific Telephone exchange
Grangeville, are listed among
employees of the company who
became eligible for service en-
blems during February. The
local operators, who are sisters,
have completed ten years SER
vice with the company,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27
h VOTES.
LOCO ROAD Road.
m ISSUE.
Its of District Favor
T. Nv and South Highway
(truction by 1O4 to 50
h. Of Saturdays Elec-
Means Early Grange
cottonwood Road

srs of the Fem High
istrict, at a special cleo
Saturday, authorized a
;;ssue of $4,000 for the
Sc Of providing the dis
share in cost of con-
lion of the North and
highway.
vote was 1O4 in favor OF the
and 80 against. Two-th1rds
\ was necessary in order that
kctiOn might carry.
hundred forty votes were cast,
roe ballots were spoiled. of
votes counted, it was neces-
bst % favor the issue in order
10 bonds might carry.
POSITION FROM NORTH
he was spirited throughout the
the polling place in the Fem
house. Opposition to the bonds
Ichiefly from residents of the
I'm part of the district, who did
|kor the route which 1t was stat
| the notice of election the state
by would follow.
kting at the line of the Cotton
Highway district, at a point
mile and a half south of the
hwood slaughter house corner
bate highway in the Fem dist
|ill continue for a mile and three
Prs south to the Camas Prairie
ad track. The road will then
the railroad, ON the north side
E right-Of-way. to the Grange
Highway district, a distance OF
or eight miles.
GET FEDERAL MONEY
sale of the bonds, and applying
money on construction of tho
and South highway, the Fem
It will derive approximately
0, Of federal aid money for the
and also will obtain the dis
share of the two million dollar
highway bond issue. of several
ago. Fenn's portion of this
to more than 5000.
Fem highway bonds bear in
at a rate of not to exceed {
It a year, and are payable with
enty years, with redemption op
ptiOnal with the district within
aars.
that the district has expressed
lgerness to proceed with tn,
and South highway, it is ex
that the bonds will shortly b.
d for sale, and actual buildin:
Q. highway will be under wa.
in the summer.
ANGEVILLE-COTTONWOOD
struction Of this link will max
lie the early connection o
eville and Cottonwood by
lrd macadam highway. TIL
wood district will build abou
and half Of road in orde
meet with the Fem highway
rangeville has only a few mile
lid within the Grangeville dis
IN order to connect with Fem
IN the Grangeville- Fem Cotton
road is finished, the North an,
highway will be virtually con
from Lewiston to Boise, a dis
OF approximately 260 miles.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-27
AT INSURANCE MEETING

~ and Mrs. J. G. Eimers and Mr..
!. MIS- j. %. Graham were in Lewis
'llis week, where Mr.. Eimers and
Graham attended convention
Insurance men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE HERALD. FRIDAY JULY s25, 1924

delightful talks were made by Henry Howze,, Crawford Johnson and Mrs. D. F. Bucks. There were over POO guests present. <' ...,.
 Personais-MrS Will Carmichael and children have returned home from Clair mont Springs on account of the illness of her little daughter. They expect to leave as soon as the child recovers.
 Mrs. Sandberg and children left Thursday morning for a. visit of six weeks With relatives in Pittsburg. Mrs. Nelson Van Tol will leave Fri day for visit with relatives in Mich igan. - '0-
 Miss Margaret Davis of Piper. Ala. IS visiting Miss Margaret Brooks at her home on Parkway.
 Mrs. Dandridge is on a a.motor trip to North Carolina.
 Dr. and Mrs. Groesheck Walsh are expected to return Sunday after spend- ing some time in Chicago and Mackinac Island, Mich.
 Mrs. Joe Trucks, who has been visit ing Tn Sylacauga, is expected home Fri day. =. ..- Mrs. Homer Allgood has.as her guest her mother, Mrs. Johnson, of south Ala bama. s"
 Edith and Charles Fiske have re- turned to Fairfield after spending a week with friends camping on the War fior river.
 MT. William Sandford has returned from a motor trip to Mobile.
 Dr. and Mrs. Dan Long are enjoying
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
ENSLEY SOCIAL

Personals Mrs. Wood Smith is i'll at her home on Avenue NJ
 Mrs. J. R. Wilcox will. leave Satur-, day for Clairmont Springs to spend week with her daughtre, Miss Made line Wilcox who has an orchestra there for the summer.
 Mrs. Williams, the wife of the for mer pastor of the Fairview Methodist church, will arrive next week for visit with friends and relatives.
 Miss Mary Lou Brown of Mobile, is visiting friends in Ensley and Thomas. ' Mir. Thomas Oldacre is ill at his home in Terrace Park.S %s t.
 Mir. J. T. Thomas of Sanss Francisco, is visiting friends in Pratt City.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Custred and son, Billie, have returned from a mo- tor trip through Tennessee.
 Misses Mary and Ethel Allison are enjoying vacation in Mississippi.
 Mrs. L. A. Reed is visiting relatives in South Alabama.
 Lodge To Meet--Centra1 Park lodge, No. sos, A. F. and A. M., will hold a social meeting Monday evening, July 28, at Fairview hall All members and their friends are cordinally invited to be present, Plans are underway to build a temple in Central park and the matter will be discussed. There will be several speakers of note and special music. Delicious refreshments will be served.
 Will Serve Dinner-Dinner will be served Friday at noon in the basement of the First Methodist church under the auspices of the Ensley Highlands Methodist church, with Circles No. 1 and 4 serving Mrs. K. N. Matthews, president, will be in charge, and Mrs. T. L. Powell, will be in charge of the circles serving. 1.-The proceeds of this dinner will go to the, building fund of the church. Reservations have already been made for about 250 plates.
 Mrs. Perkins Honored- F. M. Perkins was the guest of honor Tues. day when Mrs. c. A.. Lyons gave a spend'the-day party in her honor. Spring flowers were used to. decorate the rooms. At noon q tempting menu was served to the following guests Mrs. George Perkins, Mrs. B. Guilian, Mrs. Aurelia Lyons, Mrs. c. A. Prince ot Oklahoma, Mrs. L.tM. Lacey. Mrs. T. 5. Tennessee, Mrs. Harry Elliott and Mrs. Privitt; Misses Frances De. Laney. Allse, Evelyn and Helen Lyons, Nell Frances and Master Harry Mac Elliott. n Swimming Party-NIiss Mary Lou Brown gave a swimming party Wed nesday afternoon at Cascade Plunge complimenting several attractive yisi. tors in Ensley and Birmingham. Those invited follow: Miss Myrtle Stokes of Mobile, Miss Claire Dodd and Edna Dodd of Faunsdale and Miss Josephine Mabry OffMacon, Ga. After the swim the guests enjoyed refreshments in the dining hall and returned to their homes about 5 80 o'elo k. ''ee Sigma Rho Club-The Sigma Rho club will meet Friday afternoon with Miss Ella Mae Nailen at her home in Docena. '-io |"
 Cottage Prayer Meetines-The cot. tage Prayer meetings of the Fairyiew Methodist church will be held at tbe following places for the next four Fri. days: July 24, with Mrs. J. M. Farm CT, Hawthorne avenue; August 1, with the Misses Rutters, on Bessemer boule-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
FIREMAN INJURED
 IN PECULIAR WAY
Struck By Shaft Of Wagon
 While On Truck
(state Capital Bureau)

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 24.- With wound inflicted by the shaft of a wagon being driven through the low CT part of his body, c. L. Ingram, chief mechanic of the Montgomery fire de- partment, was in a local hospital to- night with physicians stating that there was a chance for his recovery, in spite of the ghastly nature of his injury.
 The fire department answered q call late this afternoon, caused by an auto mobile fire in the business section Through the action of a frightened de livery wagon horse, Ingramr who wa on the fire truck, was struck and liter ally impaled on shaft. Tie fire trucl continued on it's course, leaving the in jured man hanging from the shaft. frol which he was removed only by the e forts of persons who come 70 his aa sistance.
 He was rushed to a hospital and was stated tonight that he may recove although the injury was of very seri ous nature. Albert Robinson, negr porter in charge of the delivery wagon is held by police in connection with the accident.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
EMPLOYMENT SLACK

CHICAGO, July 24.-Dearth of em- ployment for negro laborers has been observed by officials of the United States employment service in their re- zion for the past month, Barney Cohen, director of the service for the third dis trict embracing Indiana, Illinois, Mich igan and Wisconsin, said today.
 "The scarlet of common labor in the building trades which brought many negroes north has ceased" slid MT. Cohen. "In the slackness of employ ment in this and other industries which now prevails, preference is generally given by employers to white labor"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
PAGE II
4. J. ALLISON DIES

A. J. Allison. G5, TJ0 Thirty-seveuill street, Wylam, died Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clocl; at the Ensley infirmary aft CT brief illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Bell of Fair field. Mir. Allison is survived by his widow, Mrs. Louie Allison; two aons, A. H. and ]. W. Allison, and two daugh- ters. Mrs. J. c. Clarke and Mrs. R. T. Robertson, all of Birmingham.
 nnnNOV HATED ONE UkUfNY WEEK FREE
 Short breathing relieved in few hours: swelling reduced in few days reguIstes the liver. kidneys stomach and heart: purlfies the blood. strengthens the entire syStem Write for free rial treatment coLLuM ORoPsY REMEDY co. Dept. s6, Atlanta, Georgia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
CHILDREN TESTIFY
 AGAINST FATHER
Acquitted Once, Mullins Now
 Held In Wife's Death

DANvILLE, Va, July 24.-Alfred D. Mullins of Bassett, was held for grand jury action at Martinsville today following a hearing at which it was tes- tifieds that he killed his wife thirteen months ago. The young woman was shot, and at the time the husbands version of accidental death was ac- cepted.
 Five small children knew the details, but it was testified at the trial today, had been threatened with death by drowning if they revealed how their mother died.f One of the children, it was testified, succeeded in eluding her fathers vigilance, penned a brief note to her grandmother stating the facts, this being given to the authorities, who arrested Mullins. Mullins insists that his wife accidentally shot herself, talk ing 6 gun down from the wall for the purpose of killing a partridge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25

REsoRIs AND TRAVEL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25

REsoRTs eNp TRAvgL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
KHAN ENDORSES
 SISTER GROUP
Women Of Ku Klux Klan To
 Qualify In Virginia

RICHMOND, Va, July 24.-The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan have no objection to the domestication under Virginia laws of the women of the Ku Klux Klan, the state corporation com mission was notified today by R. K. Spiller of Roanoke, state representative of the klan, and certificate will be issued the women as soon as certifi- cates of power of attorney are filed. The knights of the Ku Klux Klan com piled with the state domestication laws several weeks ago. "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25

RESORTS AND TRAvEL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25
FAIRFIELD SOCIAL

The following Fairfield folks attended the luncheon Tuesday at the Tutwiler hotel, given by the Jefferson County League of Women Voters: Mrs
 Charles A. Fiske, president of the Fair. field league; Mrs. Mollie McNeely and her sister, Miss Mattie Lou BrSwn, of Mississippi; Mrs. NJ. W. Glasgow, Mayor and Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Victor Burke, Mrs Robert Stephens, Jr., Mrs
 Stokes. Mir. and Mrs. John W. Brooks, Mrs. T. J. Martley, Mrs. Fryer, Mrs
 Pendant, Mrs. Harry Hillhouse, Mrs
 Homer AIlgood and mother, Mrs: John son; Mrs. Roland Sirles, Mrs, Charles NJ. Carey, Mrs. B. M. Sadler, Mfr. and Mrs. Joe Steed and as others. This luncheon was given in honor of the delegates and visitors to the recent democratic convention, who were Mrs
 Solon Jacobs, Mrs. Murray Brown. Mrs
 Mary Echols and Mrs. Charles J
 Sharpe. Views of the convention were voiced by the delegates and visitors and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25

yard; August 8, with Mrs. Logan on Brown boulevard ands August 15, with Mrs. Williams at Oakland avenue.
 w. M. s. Picnic--The Women's Mis- sionary society of the Fairview Metho- dist church will give picnic Thurs day, July 31, in honor of Mrs. Williams,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25

motor trip through Alabama and other states.
 Miss Marion Morris, who has been confined to her home, is much improved.
 Mrs. Asa Nunnally has returned from visit with MT. Nunnally's parents in Anniston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-25

the wife of the former pastor of the church, who will arrive next week for visit with friends.
 To Give Fair-The Shadyside Metho- dist church will give an old-fashioned country Tair Friday and Saturday in the playground at Shadyside. Every one is invited to attend.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
lHa eunlpldo So debef eI De-
partamentO del IfabajO!?

Sctuaciones reaI.zadas por ese Depar-
amento con las parties envueltas en-
ste asunto, toda vez que tenemos idea
ie llevar los tribunales los viola
ores de la Ley v necesitando como
ser todas las gestiones realizadas por
Ssa ofcina del trabajo, bondadosamen-
solicitamos una Information deta-
/ lada de la misma.
En- espera de que Ia mayor breve-
lad nos sea remit.da la completa in
ormaci6n sobre la investigation prac
icada en- Ell asunto motive de esta
correspondence.
q Somos de I'd.
Atentamente,
Pof los 'trabajadores firmantes de
la anterior carta.
kFirmado) JULIAN CABALLERo''.
''Febrero 10, 1924.
ir. Julian Caballero.
semplo de los Marines $40,
Puerta de Tierra, p. r.
sefior:-
Contestando su carta de fecha Il de
2s corrientes tengo el honor de infor-
aarles, cue en- vista de la Queja pre-
entada por Uds. Sc lie escribi6 al Sc
or Enrique Vidal sefialandole las vio-
aciones que Uds. indicaban y como
onsecuencia obtuvimos la contesta-
ion a que Sc refere su .carta.
81 Uds. trabajaron mas de ocho ho-
as en- una obra por remate Y tienen
videncia suficiente para demostrarlc
nte los tribunales deben, en- primer
termino, investigar 81 Ell exceso de
oras Sc debi6 al capataz o 81 es res
onsable de esa orden Ell propio Sr.
'idal y una vez obten;da la eyiden-
ia pueden venir este Negociado,
ionde Sc lss hara la denunc.a CORES
pondiente contra la persona que re-
suite responsible, criminalmeate.
Atentamente,
(Firmado) RAMON LEgRoN.
Jefe Auxil ar,
Negociado del Trabajo.''
Hasta ahi las cartas. No queremos
comentar. ia,.
Solo hemos de decir al Sr. Jefe Au-
xiliar del Negociado del Trabajo, Sr.
Ramon Lebr6n, que tai parece sc ha
caido de un nido. ~
81 hubieramos tenido la faciidad cue
tiene el Departamento del Trabajo pa
ra adquirir esas pruebas y con elias
la evidencia sufriciente para recurrir
a los tribunales nosotros directamen-
to, no hubieramos molestado ese De-
partamento para que hiciera una in
vestigaci6n v 81 habia falta por Ell
patron patronos recurriera a los tri-
bunales como es consiguiente con Ell
respaldo de nosotros, que aseguramos
que en- ese trabajo Sc labora diez ho-
ras. -.
JULIAN CABALLERo.
e Z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

| LA WEST INDIES FILM GOMPA-
NY" AcABA DE FIRDrAR CONTRA
Tos DE MUCIIA IMPoRTANcIA
Ell Assistant. Manager" de la acre
ditada frma de pelicalas West Indies
Film CO.., don s A. Valentine, ha
isalido para Ia Isla, con objeto de reco-
rrer todas las poblaciones importan-
, tes, en- yirtnd de haber celebrado gran
des contratos Ia mencionada firma con
la "ARRoW FILM CORPORATION
de New York, u cINEMATocRA-
Plies PHoCEA, de Paris, Francia, OBJ
teniendo Ia exclusive para Puerto Ri
co, santo Domingo y Haiti.
A Ia cabeza de todas las grandes pc
liculas esperadas por La West Indies
Film CO., figura Ell SECRETo DE
UE TEsORO, importantisima produc-
fci6n francesa de gran 6xito mundial
IIy en- seis jornadas, que interpretan los
mas renoinbrados artistas franceses.
Tiene la particularidad Ell SECRETo
DE UN TEsORo de haber sido o fl
lnado = en- Espana y Marruecos, y es su
argumento, de intensidad y grandcza
pocas veces vistas, rietamente espafol.
As;mismo llegara muy pronto LA
LEYENDA DE soR BEATRIz, subli-
Inc creaci6n basada en- un milagro ocu-
lrido en- Francia, que tiene inmenso
parecido al de Lpurdes, . interpretada
por la celebre Sandra Milowanoff y
otros artistas que gozan de renombre
lnundial. La nnencionada cinta cons
tituira el acontecimiento de mayor re-
lieve en- Puerto Rico dnrante Ia cele-
braci6n de la pr6xima semana Santa.
Ademas de estas peliculas france
/ as, llegaran Ell PEQUEEo JAIME v
FL REY DE LA vELoCIDAD, que
son dos creaciones de mucho m6rito.
La .sWest ladies Film CO.., en- re-
sumen, ha 'controlado'', de. acuetdo
con los informes confidenciales. que
.enemos, el mejor material que puede
importarse q Puerto Rico. pues esta
lcompuesto de series francesas de reco-
nccida fama, series terminadas y con-
tinuadas norteamericanas y dramas es-
peciales, cinco series de acci6n (ter-
5ninadas en- cada noche), dos series
americanas Y, por dltimo, SO comedias
interpretadas por los mejores astros de
Ia escena en- los Estados Unidos.
Auguramos nuevos triunfos Ia
West Indies Film Co.., quien en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
Ua medico frances aescabre m
preventive seguro contra las
Intermediates venereas.

Por todo el mundo = por largo
tienlpo, los hombres de ciencia ha-
bian procurado hallar un proflacti-
GO ideal que pudiera prevenir, en- el
contacto, las enfermedades sexua-
les, comunmente conocidas como GO
norrea Stills, con aus terribles.
ruinosas consecuencias sobre II ga
lud fisica y moral de los individuOs,
y sus infortunadas manifestaciones
hereditarias, infligidas consciente .
illcopscientemente.
1nnumerables, ocultos dramas do
mesticos atestiguan sus participant
tes Ia indiferencia ignorancia en-
a apiicacion de propias medidas pre-
ventivas contra la infection de esas
Intermediates sociales. Por 10 tanto,
siendo mas econ6mico usar preven-
twas no curativas medidas. .apH-
candolas habitualmente, su descuido
rs criminal; de modo que, esta nece-
sidad social sc inlpone aGn al mas
sofista de los criterios, particular
mente 81 sc tona en- consideration
las conseeqentes eliminaciones De
agonias fisica mentales, ell alto
cesto del tratamiento curaci6n, y
las perdidas por interruption de .ern
oleo, o retro de los negocios, cansa-
dos por la enfermedad.
lie TOGO al DR.. Pk. Chapelle---de
Parrs-despues de un largo estudio,
ofrecerle a la humanidad, reciente-
nlente un ideal preservativo que Sc
llama "San-Y kit" contenido en- un
solo tubo sanitario, el cual ofrece,
sin manchar irritar, ell mas discre-
to, inofensivo, y eficaz preventive,
proporcionando quienes 10 usen una
razonable protection contra la in-
fecci6n de todas las enferInedades
yenereas, cuando sea propiamente
splicado.
The Porto Rican Drug Trade, ha-
biendose apercibido dc esta nueva y
valuable contribution al bfenestar
humane ha cooperado ardientemen-
te con los manufacturers del San.
Y-Kits del DR.. Phi Chamelle y este
preservativo puede obtenerse ahora
en- cualquiera farmacia de primera
clase de la Isla, en- paquetes de un
tubo en- estuches de bolsillo, de
cuatro tubos. Toda persona de buen
gusto debe aprovecharse de este nue.
vo descubrimiento.