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Evening star., 1924-02-28
For the Home

These Good VaIues in Needy
Items in the Upholstery Dept.
80 Full Bolts Colored Mar
quixette Curtain Material. in rose
and blue. Suitable for all kinds
Of Of curtains. searfss bed sets.
10 roAI; Full H1ts Bolt. W..habr. Gre
tonnes, in good designs and COL
orings. Special Friday. IOc
yard ............
900 Opaque Window Shades, in
six popular colors Mounted on
. spring rollers. complete with
necessary fixtures. Spe- AQc
cial Friday. each. .......... oS
-15 Full Bolts 5O-inch Drapery
Poplins. various plain colors.
s1.25 grade. Special Fri 2zc
DAY. day; "a yard ;cii 1.r.,onn.:cox.r.d
Draft screens $4.95
grade. Special Friday, S3hS
30 valance ROPE Portieres,
yari Gus plain coiors, SI.60
Special Friday. each. :. !%A'o>
so Imitation italian Fflet Lace
Runners. CSC grade. Spe- zOc
cial Friday, each ......... nv
100 Flat Curved Curtain Rods.
extending from % to SO inches.
29c grade. Special Fri ISr
day, each ...-.
--Bevernl Thousand Yards Cree
tonne Curtain Edging. 10c -
grade. Special Friday. yard "
80 Cretonne-covered Pillows,
round style. s1.00 grade. kOc
Special Friday, each. Wv
quisette Curtains. s1.45 to s1.95
grades. Special Friday, S1O0
Lace Curtains and Panel Cur.
tafns. 1896 to $4.95
grades. Special Friday, S1od
pair or piece. ~A'|T
Lace Curtains and Panel Cur.
Trims. $5.95 to s7.95
grades. Special Friday, CO a
pair or piece ........... osoo
kann's-Thtrd Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS
RESCIND STRIKE ORDER
By the Associated Press.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, February

BY the Associated Press.
WILKES BARRE. Pa, February %.
The general grievance committee Of
the miners employed by the Lehigh and
Wilkes Barre Coal Company, at meet
ing last night, rescinded its strike order
end instructed the men who quit yester-
day to return to work on Friday morn
ing.
This action was due in part to the
fact that the men employed at six
of the colleries affected ignored the
strike order yesterday, but the major
reason is believed to be uncertainty as
to the measures to be taken by Presi-
dent Cappellni of District l, who had
declared the strike order illegal.
The general committee alo voted to
name a subcommittee to submit their
grievances to President Cappellini on
Friday and have him endeavor to Sc
cure their adjustment in the regular
manner.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
WOn,en's s and
Children's
Ribbed UnderaUeus

GO Women's Medlum-weight
Cotton Ribbed Union Suits. bodice
top, knee length. Sizes
SO and IS. Very special. SOc
-c6 Women's Medium-weight
Cotton Ribbed Suits, bodice style,
tight and loose knees: broken
Sizes. Regularly s1.oo. zoe.
Special, each .............
-24 Children's Pajama Check
Sleepers, elbow sleeves, ankle
length, drop seat. Sizes 10 and
1o. Regularly sl.00. Spe- S0c
cial, each
-1HS Children's Check NainsOok
suits. sleeveless, straight and
bloomer legs. Brok en-
sizes. Regularly 7sc. spe- S0c
cial. each
-c15 ChiIdren's Fleeced- Cotton
Garments. vests vi h DutSh
long sleeves. Pants in
knee and ankle lengths. 1Sc
Broken sizes. Special, each ~
ST ChiIdren's Cotton Ribbed
Pants, knee length, medium
weight. Sizes to 16. Suitable
for early spring wear. 15c
Special. each .............
Kantl's-Street Floor.
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Odd Lots Art Goods,
Floss and Art TRIMMINGS

Odd Lot OF Cretonne Lace-trim-
med Scarfs, Pillow Tons Do
and 36-fnch Covers. Each. O1C
-2S Floss Pillows, in
large sizes only. Special, s0.
NoSi wv
Doifie.. 20. s-nch OF Iafe-frinme aiss' Ears Ioc
"Hoyal society Embroidery
Floss, in different sizes
and colors. Special, a o.
dozen skeins ....... AoC
Odd Lot OF Laces. Braids e.
and FrfnEes. A yard. %
kann's-Street Floor.
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At Sl.99

These are gh-grade hand
made waists of dimity and ba-
tiste. Daintiiy trimmed with
narrow Irish lace. fine wide filet
lace, or are strictly tailored. All
have long sleeves with turn-back
cuffs. Round and Tuxedo col
lars. Button-front and button
back styles. All sizes in the lot,
but not in each style.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Reduced Prices in
COrsetS and Br1sSieres

Is pairs Memo SeIf-ReducinE
Corsets, made with abdominal
medium bust Discontinued mod
ell; sizes &c. 2s, %. 80.
$500 quality. Special S3 IN
Friday, each ........... ~o'oo
Memo COrseiet Drassieres, in
pink, lace trimmed, tape straps.
Sizes So to 46. $50
quality. Special Friday, &IOO
each ................. %A'oo
Popular Garter BraSxieres.
made Of pink coutil. hooked side:
size sises; 1-isav sl,yo eaHh eHhlitS. spe- SOC
Kann'S-Second Floor
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The Shoe Dept.
Offers These Odd Lots
at Reduced Prices

$50 Pairs Women's Felt Slip
pers, regularly s1.95 and s2.25,
sizes to .. Special Csc
-26 Pairs WOmen's Ii ] a e X
Leather House Slippers. sizes s.
8 and {. s1.65 and S1.85. GI 1E
values. Special. a pair. ~A'Ao
100 Pairs W0men'n Rubbers.
high heels. Regularly s1.0o. 2Qc
Special, a pair Nv
-9S Pairs Wonen's Patent and
Dull Leather Colonial Pumps,
fiat heels, sizes 4 to Z.
Regularly $500. Special, S3o5
a PAIR
-Nisses' and ChiIdren's Tan
Leather Lace Shoes. sizes Si2 to
II, spring heel Regu- O. oS
larly $500. Special, pair PS'SO
az Pairs WOmen's Cloth OF
silver Opera Pumps. narrow toes.
French heels. $3.50 value. &1OS
Special. pair. ...... ~~'1O
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Odd Pieces Furniture

- Card Tables. with leatherette
tops and checkerboard cover
Regularly s4.95. Special, g OK
each
% Bamboo Corner Chairs, made
of bamboo, with cane seats.
Regularly s4.95. Special, &3 22
eaCn
10 Baby Table Trays. white
enameled, some plain and others
have verses. Regularly q M
sl95. Special, each. -. ~A'
so Bnby safety Straps, made of
strong leatherette, with buckles.
Regularly SOC. Spe C j, 1Oc
each ........... .......
kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Special Values in These Odd
Lots on Sale in the
Infants and
ChiIdren's Department

-:.x27-inch Slightly Imperfect
Red 5 ar ii e m m d @ M
Diapers. a doZen..... ~HoO
IL II N 9 Hand-crOcheted
Sacques. finished in pink &IO
and blue. Each ........ ~Ao
-Infnnts' Silk Caps, with lace
and ribbon trimming. Reg
ular CSC values. Special. SOc
edcn
-InfantS' White EnAnl-
eled Baskets. Regular &1 10
sl.95 values. Special. %A>
Infants 3-piece Toilet OS~
Sets. hand-painted. Each. ~
Infants PetticOats; sizes up to
years Trimmed with embroid-
cry and lace. Regular zOc
S1.25 values. Special.
Infants, Hand-pafnted Cos
tuner. Re lar $3.50 &1OS
value. Special ......... ~|o
rubber Hospital Sheeting, crib
or bassinette size. Regu- SOc
lar S5c. value. Special. W
-Infants' DoubIe-faced Blankets.
In pink or blue. Regular &1 OF
$500 value. Special. 80. pA'1o
.Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
1900 Pairs WOn,en's
Pure Silk Hose
(Seconds)
,Spisia' , n,;s Friday SOC

a pan -
Sea med backs, seamless feet,
inercerized tops. In black only.
Sizes are mostly 912 and 10. \
very good value.
900 pairs WOmen'S Pure Silk
Full-fashfOned Chiffon Hose,
nercerized tops. In gun metal,
mooresque. natural. mode and
black. Seconds of $500 cI1E
quality. Special. pair. CA.A
-iSe pairs WOmen's Perfect
Quality F'ulI-fashiOned Silk Hose.
mercerized tops: some few are
all-over silk. In white. cordo-
van, Russian calf and some
black. E n sizes. &J IN
Special, d pair. ... pA.OO
-4OO pairs Women's Wool nnd
Clos Seamless Sport Hose, per-
feet quality. dropstitch style. In
black, cordovan. beige, navy and
oxford. Not all sizes in each
color. $3.50 quality. Spe- Os.
cial. a pair ........... 1oS
$50 pairs Children's Cotton I
and I Ribbed Hose. in black and
cordovan. Not all sizes. 3s-
Were SOC. Special, a pair. ooS
3 Pairs, SI.OO
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Nine Small Lots Of
Articles Every
Household Needs

-S4 Rolls 9Sc Tar Paper. for
protecting clothing, etc. kO.
Special, roll. ll............ O1S
-27 Sets $1.I9 Blue Bird Tar
Bags, 3 in a set. Special, kO.
10 Transparent Garment Bags,
r e gu arly CSC. Special, k0,
eacn Wv
lilo Tar Bags. regularly An.
CSC. Special. each. ........ ~
-23 Small Size Muff Tar <O.
Bags. Special. each. ....... oSS
-c1 " hite Japanncd Canister
SETS In set. Sp al, doc
20 White Enamelcd AlI.metal
Medicine Cabinets. regu- CO oO
larly sS.9S. Special. each pA.CS
--47 Sets Pure Aluminium 3.piece
Sauce Pan Sets. Special, a xO.
set .......-.... ............. T1\
-Sl Sets Sad Irons. 3 in set:
regularly $1.9S. Special, O. oo
kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
$500
Small Lots Of Blouses
At SIC

There are many handmade
blouses to be had at this price
which were taken from our regu-
lar stock because of broken sizes.
Other blouSeS are made of ba-
tiste and dinity, with round and
Tuxedo collars. Trimmed with
lace or embroidery. Long sleeves.
Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
TtrO Excellent
Skirt Values
For Tomorrow

For TOmOTTOiC
Wool Crepe CO 0Q
Skirts, special ... pO.1O
This is Il new lot of Wool
Crepe Skirts, representing spe-
cial purchase. In knife and COM
bination pleated styles. Choice
Of tan, gray. brown, navy and
black. Wristbands. % to 80
inches.
-S6.95 to SS.95 GE m
Skirts, special .. pCsOO
Smart skirts in pleated and
sport styles. Made of plain rep,
fancy plaids. camel's hair suit
ing, striped prunella cloth, fancy
Bedford cords. tweeds and tailor
suiting. Sizes % to SO waist
bands in the lot.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Fabric Cloves
At Little Cost

-75 Pairs WOmen's Strnp-Wrist
Washable Suede-Finish Fabric
Gloves, novelty trimmed cuffs; in
white. pongee and beige. SI1O
"A pair
100 Pairs WOmen'S TwOpIey
Washable Fabric Gloves. + n
sewn and Boulton-cut thumbs,
heavy stitched backs In mode,
pongee and new gray. O. M
A pair pA.oo
-125 Pairs WOmen's 12-ButtOn
Length Washable TwOpIex Fab
ric Gloves, with spear-point self
stitched backs. Boulton cut
thumbs. In pongee, mastic,
black. brown and beaver. C1OE
y pair
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Three Luggage Values
Special for Friday

Csa.7' 90 snsnie, s"ie isnihsr sr;asr $13,75
Made OF smooth, tan cowhide,
with q o IL b ! o lock, sewed-on
hinges. e4-inch size. Only s of
these cases. so hurry.
-$Sa.85 Meyer Ing
Wardrobe Trunk. Spe- c1OOS
cinI, Friday. ~'/'>o
Extra size. with raised open
top and hard fiber covering.
Edges are roun d d. Fully
equipped. Only :.
Steamer Trunks, Spe- ck kk
cinl, Friday. ay............. ~o'oo
Neatly lined and covered with
fiber. Edges are bound with
fiber and steel. Good catches
and locks. 36-inch size. Only Z.
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Fur ChOkerS
...u :. S6.05

Special group OF fine chokers
reduced-N a ural Squ r rel
Chokers. Opossum = n g X ers,
Belgian Hare Chokers in plati-
mum, beige and black. S9.s5 10
$l275 values.
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Odd Lots of Blankets

8 Size 64xS4-inch North Stnr
Outdoor Sleeping Blankets, heavy
wool with cotton warp. Brown
Were $40. Special, each pO'1O
S Sixe 72xS4 "OId Town. ALI
Wool Blankets block plaids;
some slightly soiled.
Were SIS. Special. a $I1QS
pair ......
% Oregon City Virgin Wool In
dian Blankets, cotton warp;
good colors; felt bound. Slightly
soiled. We're $3.50. SQOS
Special, each ........... %1'1o
- Auto Robes, wool mixed,
in dark colors, bound all
around: large size.
Were 1896. Special $3.95 ]
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Ribbons

--12J yards Bin. Metallic Rib
bon. in brown, sapphire, orange
and American beauty, combined
with silver. Regular 9Sc values.
Ci"se-out price, 40c
"A SaEu-
Remnants of y to 1H in:
GrOsgrain. Moire. Satin, Picot
and Tufone Ribbon, In light,
dark and many pretty combna-
tions of colors. l. to pa yards
in each length.
-specini' n lOc
kann Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Glace Lamb
skin Cloves

Street Floor
Gauntlet style,
P. x. sewn and
Paris point self
stitched backs. In
w h i t e, pearl,
champagne, o a k
and tan shades.
B r o X e n sizes.
Special, a q SS
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Children s
Wolfe Waists

Second Floor
of nice quality
voile, and daintily
trimmed with lace.
Regular $3.50 VAL
ues. Special TO-
Friday, each, 49,
- - . - - -
Tomen's Pure Thread
Full-Fnshloned
Silk Hose
Street Floor
-Mercerized tops,
in black, cordo-
van. gray, light
and. dark wood.
Sizes 8k to 10.
Regularly s1.50.
Special, a ST .Q5
pair ~E1'300
$50 Pairs Women's
Imported Strap
Evening star., 1924-02-28

WOnien's and Mems
Umbrellas
especial :,sS Friday Sl.30
SdSh - W.
Made of practical material. and
lust the kind to leave at the
office for emergency use. The
Mems Umbrellas have wind
proof spring that won't hurt IL
turned inside out.
kann'S-Street Floor.
Candy Specials
Assorted Hard Candies. 1Oc
Peanut Brittle. for ~
2rown-ups and the kid ZZC
dies. a pound. .......
kann' 'S-Strcet Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Busy Corner Specials No. 68
7O-In. Pure Linen
Tablecloths

7O-In. Pure Linen
Tablecloths
Street Floor
of sple n d j d ,
wearing quality,
in attractive pat /
rms. Regular
81 quality. Spe- |
cial Fri 90 QS
day, each, ~~.~o
WOmen's
Glove Silk ,
Vests
Street Floor
Bodice s y e, I
self picot edge
straps. In flesh I
color. orchid and
peach. Sizes SO |
to AZ. Regularly ,
s1.95. Spe- 81 6S !
cial, each. ~A'So ,
Evening star., 1924-02-28
10Th Extra Day the Calendar and Day Of Extra Bun
Opportunities for You-Or Week End Remnant Day
PneOM mPm wpAmd

Odds and Ends in
Beaded Clasps
of jet and steel. Also
small beaded ornaments
with fringe of henna, steel
and jet.
Special Friday, EA,
each ............ OTN
Kann's--Trimming Dept.
: Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
WOnen'S
Glove Silk
Vests
Pure
Aluminium
Dish Pans
Third Floor

Third Floor
10 = quart size,
round shape with
two side handles.
S u ray finish.
Special Fri a.
day .......
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Small Lots of Toys
Which Riddles Will Like

- Musical Doll Swings, with
bisque doll dressed and sitting
ssr,v on wooden eaa sgsdIai s%lng' Keeu- 40c
20 Embroidery Outfits; each
set neatly boxed. Regu- 1E~
larly 49c. Special. ...... NV
$40 kiddies' Talking Records,
will play on any machine. For
merly 10c each. Special, nc
1c each. or a dozen for wv
is Unlicensed Dolls, with NOV
able eyes and flaxen hair. AOc
Regularly 7sc. Special. -. |S
80 Rubber Foot Balls and Bas-
kef Balls. These are the import
ed kind: strong and durable.
Regularly 49c. to s1.00. 1Ec
Special NV
kann'S-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Salt and Pep
per Shakers

Third Floor
Silver p I a ted
Salt and Pepper
Shakers; tall de-
sign, and choice
Of three" shapes
and 3 patterns.
Special. Fri a.
day, a set. ;.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

90 Imported
Beaded Bags
c,o;,. S3.05
These were made in France,
and are beautifully beaded In
many colors. Mounted on imi-
tation shell frames. The regu-
lar price Of these bags is $5.eo.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Desirable White Goods
At attractive Prices for
Tomorrow
White Check and Stripe DIM
tiles, of fine quality. Regular
45c quality. Special, a 3Sc
white Wolfe. "A inches wide;
sheer quality with soft SOc
finish. A yard.
White Lingerie Longcloth, o6
inches wide, and has
chamois finish. Special, a 12c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
WOmen's Wearabtes
At LOiUered Prices

10 Soft Muslin Vests, trimmed
with bias fold in rose or
orehid. Were 75c. spe- soc
clal, each. w
-;t8 Muslin PetticOats, val lace
and insertion trimmed. Some
with embroidery ruffle. c. 1O
Were $1.50. Special. ca. pA'@1
~ Combination Corset Covers
and Drawers, trimmed with lace
and insertion. Were 50. 20
Special. each ....... ~A'o'
III Beacon Bath Robes. in gray.
black and green checks. S2hO
Were $3.95. Special, ea. So'o1
SO Wash Satin CamisOles, in
flesh, brown and navy. cu1n
Were Sl.50. Special. ca. @1'I1
20 Pairs Quilted Embroidered
Slippers, in light blue, rose,
Copenhagen. purple and navy.
w ere 75c. Special, eO.
81 Knit PetticOats. natural
color or white with colored
border. Were $1.00. Spe- 2O-
cial, each C9S
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Navy Blue Sateen
and HeatherblOOIn
petticoats
House
Dresses

Fourth Floor.
In pretty, SIM
pie. patterns. Made
of brown material.
Special Fri o.
day, each. w
] - !. q. - - .
Evening star., 1924-02-28

Special Friday. IEC
yard ~
An importer and manufacturer
sent these in to US at a low
price. They are in white and
colors. Splendid values.
kann's-Main Aisle, Street
Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

We have just secured these
Folding Ironing Tables through
a lucky purchase we made from
a manufacturer who desired to
close out some very fine bass
wood boards. These tables are
reinforced roug h I, fold
easily and are very rigid. An ex-
ceptional opportunity to secure
one of these tables for your
home.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

"MiH Lengths of
FEELINGS
-z5c to SOC values,
special Friday, 12~
each ............ NV
Yard lengths, in dotted,
shadow and fancy meshes,
in all the wanted shades
and combinations.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Stamped
Towels

Fourth Floor
S t a m p e d in
three pretty de-
signs and have
colored borders.
Regularly &c;
special. Fri A0c
day, each.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

$50 Pairs Women's
Imported Strap
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Cotton
Blouses

Made of fine
quality plain and
, t a. n C. y yoileS.
Many o t II e r s
are lace trimmed.
T h r e Q quarter
sleeves, pes gy,
roll and v collars.
B r o X Q n sizes.
Special, FRI e.
day, EACH. wv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-21

"For three years l had been suffer-
ing from this trouble. Mrs. Weimar
continued. I'm fact. ever since j had
the flu I had been In poor health,
weak and run down and unable TO re-
gain my strength. l had no appetite
and as 1 said before. what little food
i forced myself to eat would disagree
with me badly and j would have short
ness of breath and my heart would
palpitate. : My liver was sluggish and
/ felt tired 1t ~ result and could
hardly do my wcrS. And I was so
restless j couldn't sleep. In fact. /
would rather sit up at night than try
to 60 to sleep.
"But will say that ! could notice
a change from the very first bottle of
your Plant Juice. My appetite is fine
now, in fact, it seems like L can't
get enough to eat and my stomach is
improved SO much that all my food
digests properly and does not cause
me any distress as it did before. /
sleep fine now; liver is improved and
/ don't have the tired out feeling as
i used to and Tn doing all my work.
l think so much Of your Plant Juice
that I'm never going to be without a.
bottle of it in the house."
Indigestion. constipation, gas and
bloating, sleeplcssness, pain and agony
in stomach and chest, pu,ousness,
headaches. sour stomach, nervousness,
feeling like a rock in the stomach,
burning feeling from the throat to the
pit of the stomach-these are some of
the symptoms of stomach, liver and
kidney troubles which millions of
people suffer from. 1t IS in such cases
that this natural Plant Juice medicine
has such surprising effect.
The Plant Juice Man is at Som
mers drug store. Houston and Navarro
streets, San Antonio, where h. is daily
meeting the local public and intro
tncing and explaining the merits OF
This remedy. Free samples given.
Plant Juice is sold also in San An
tonic at all of the other Sommers
drug stores.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-21
WALTER S. FRANKS,
GARAGE MAN, TO RUN
FOR COMMISSIONER
Announces as Candidate for
Place Now Held by
Frank Sommers.

Walter S. Franks, 421 Mason street,
Of wide acquaintanceship in Bexar
county, has announced that he will
be candidate for county commits
sioner, third precinct, at the approach
ing Democratic primaries. His an
nouncement follows the promptings OF
many friends, who have suggested to
him on various occasins that he make
the race in the interests of better coun-
ty government in general and in par
. ticular of better road conditions and
"A more judicious expenditure of high
way funds in Bexar county.
Mr.. Franks has spent the greater
part Of his life in San Antonio, where
he came to make his home in 1891,
having been born in Marshall, Tex.
For five years after settling here
he was employed by the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company as loco
motive engineer. Later engaging in
business for himself, Mr., Franks has
for the last % years been CONNER
cially active in San Antonio, at present
owning and operating the W. 5.
Franks Garage at 80 Sixth street.
Mr.. Franks states that he believes
a commissioner should devote his en-
tire time to the fulfillment of the OBJ
legations of office, and that the peo-
pie are entitled to receive full time
services from the man placed in charge
of this phase of county government.
This is particularly true, he believes
of the attention which should be given
road construction and road repairs
in the county, and states that II
elected his policy would be, above all
other things, to- spend the greater por-
ton of his time in personal inspec-
ton Of road conditions in his juris-
diction.
Mr.. Franks announceNent comes as
a distinct surprise for he has never
engaged in politics.
The place to which Mr.. Franks as
pires is now held by Frank Sommerc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-21
THIS SAN ANTONIO
LADY COULD SEE
A CHANGEAI ONCE
Weak, Run Down; Had
Stomach Trouble Before
She Found the Plant
Juice.

~The food ate would disagree with
me 30 much that / would think at
times that / was going to blow up but
since I have taken Plant Juice all Of
that has been relieved" said Mrs. jose
phine Weimar, of 1920 San Fernando
street, San Antonio, while talking re-
Gently with The Plant Juice Man, who
is introducing Plant Juice at Som
mers drug store, Houston and Navarro
streets
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-21
RAPS USELESS NOISES
Shricting Sirens Cause Half Of Chi
cago Accidents, Doctor Says.

Chicago, March 21.-Half of the
pedestrians killed by automobiles are
victims of shrieking sirens or un-
Auffled cutouts,, according to DR.. Her
man N. Bundesen, health commission
er, who has depptized more than 1000
employees of his department to report
malicious noisemakers.
Confusion resulting from sudden
blasts of horns , and sirens causes
many AUTOMOBILES accidents, hessays.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-21

All cleaning 20 per cent cheaper at
Frohock's Chemical Cleaner and Dyer
Phone Travis 6565.-(Adv.)
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-03-12
COUPLE CELEBRATE
golden Wedding"

According to a communication re-
ceived this week by The Courier from
Mrs. VIM. M. Hill, of Riverside, Calf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murray, well
known residents of Bridger Canyon
for many years, now of Riverside,
California, celebrated their Golden
Wedding Anniversary at the home. OF
their son, William ]. Murray of Yuca-
ipa, California, March 5, 1924. Those
of the family who were privileged to
be present were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Murray and son William Jr., and Miss
Catherine Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray were the re-
cipients of many beautiful gifts OF
gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray were married
in Teaswater, Ontario, Canada, Marct
5, 1874, leaving there two years later
and coming to Bozeman where they
resided until four years ago, wheI
they sold their ranch in Bridger Can
yon and came to make their home witt
their daughter, Mrs. William M. Hill
of Riverside.
To this union were born seven chli
dren, four of whom were not able Z
be present; Mrs. Thomas Jones o
J Bozeman, Mrs. Ira Jenkins of Boze
man, Mrs. E. II. Thompson of Coal
: dale Alberta, Canada and Mrs. Mar
Kirk of Independence, no.