davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1924-11-11
IN
CIVIL SERVICE
INCREASE
Number on Retirement Pay
Now ID 1o,54S, Against
1884 Last Year

Retired Civil Service employees
drawing annuities at the end Of
the past fiscal year numbered
10,54S, as compared with 1894 for
the previous year, the Bureau of
Pensions announced today. OF this
number 9,706 were male employees,
1926 of whom were retired because
OF old age and 1881 because Of
physical disability. Ofsthe S42 re-
tired woman employees, $40 were
pensioned because or old age and
272 because of physical disability.
The largest number of retirements
was noted in the Postoffice Depart
ment, 5,S96 of whose employees are
drawing annuities. The Navy Depart.
ment has retired the second largest
number, 1886, and the War Depart
ment, 1885. The Treasury Depart.
ment is fourth with 1000 retire.
ments and the Interior Department
fifth with 486.
Only one employe of the Federal
Trade Commission received an an.
nuity. The State Department has
retired 8 employees and the Depart
ment of Justice fourteen. The Vet.
Grams Bureau has retired seven.
The Washington times., 1924-11-11
DEAD AIRMAN'S FATHER
PLEAS FOR SAFE PLANES

CLEVELAND. Nov. 11.-Charg-
ing that the death of Captain Burt
r. Skeel, during the Pulitzer speed
suited T from a ag nnsass e' oIsra. y,
Skeel, father Of the dead aviator.
has prepared a letter to Congress
and Major General Mason M. Pat.
rick, chief OF the army air service,
pleading that appropriations be
made to purchase proper { equip
ment or that this branch OF the
service be abandoned.
The Washington times., 1924-11-11
VISITING NURSE
DRIVE RALLY
FRIDAY
Dr.. John II. Finley to Deliver
Principal Address = at
Mass Meeting

Doctor John H. Finley, associate
editor of the New York Times, will
give the principal address at a
mass meeting to be held in Memorial
Continental Hall on Friday evening
in the interest of the campaign be-
ing conducted by the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, a member
of the board of managers Of the Soc
iety. has accepted a box. Bucky
Harris will represent the mems
committee of the campaign. Eliot
Wadsworth, Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, will preside.
Miss Gertrude III. Bowling, direc-
tor OF nurses of the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society, will tell
about the nursing service Of the
society, and Mrs. Montgomery
Blair. chairman Of the campaign
committee, will outline the object
Of the campaign. There will be
entire nursing staff of the society
will be seated upon the platform
in uniform.
The ushers at the meeting will
consist Of the following: Miss Caro-
line Thorn, Mrs. James Beck, IT.,
Miss Natalie Hammond, Miss Ellen
Blair. Mrs, Oscar N. Solbert, Miss
Ailsa Mellon, Miss Alice Mann,
Miss Helen Griffin, Mrs. John H.
Magruder, Miss Barbara Stanfield,
Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Marie
Louise Johnson, Miss Helen Carusi,
Miss Bessie McKelden, Miss Helen
Strauss, Miss Mary Preston, Miss
Olyve Graef. Miss Betty Ives, Miss
Ruth Stoddard. Margaret Tolney,
Elizabeth Zolney, Miss Laura Bryn.
The hall viii be in charge Of
Clarence Aspinwall, c. J. Columbus,
Franklin Ellis, Lieutenant w. d.
Thomas, U. s. N, Lieutenant Ben
jamin Holcomhe, U. S. N.
The Washington times., 1924-11-11
ADVERTISEMENT

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Grip or Influenza. A Safe and Proven
Remedy. The box bears signature Of
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The Washington times., 1924-11-11
PREVENTION Of
DELINQUENCY
IS URGED
Commissioners Indorse Cam
paign of Juvenile Protective
Association for Funds

The campaign Of the Juvenile Pro.
tective Association for volunteer
workers to aid in preventing de-
linquenoy among unfortunate Wash
ington children and for funds to
maintain the association was today
Endorsed by the Board Of District
Commissioners.
Support Is Urged.
In a public proclamation the
Commissioners urge the people of
the District to support the aasocia-
ton. The proclamation follows:
The Commissioners of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia believe that the
Juvenile Protective Association is
performing q service of great value
to the City Of Washington, and that
all residents should take a deep in
trest in the work which Is making
better citizens of our boys and
girls.
ut is an agency whose services
are specifically devoted to the child,
and it specializes in the prevention
OF delinquency among children. With
this laudable purpose, it merits the
cordial cooperation and help Of all
interested in child welfare"
The association is supporting the
passage OF better compulsory
school attendance law and, in con-
nection with this bill, has Just
completed years study Of children
who left school between the ages
of fourteen and sixteen, and who
have been out Of school at least one
year.
This study, it was reported today,
shows that thirty-nine OF the 1877
children reported were living out of
town or had been transferred sub
sequently to another school.
Percentages High.
OF the remaining Lightweight,
sixty-nine per cent stated that they
were leaving school to go to wark,
yet only twenty-seven per cent Sc
cured work permits. required by
law for children under sixteen
years old. Only eleven per cent
had completed the eighth grade
and thirty per cent were below
the sixth grade.
visited were either not working at
all or were working less than half
time, showing that their with
drawal was not caused by econmic
pressure. Only four OF them were
continuing their education at night
school.
This small study would indicate
that there is need for some special
regulations, which would encourage
children to remain in school when
possible and would help them to
find work and prevent their drift.
ing into idleness at this plastic
period Of their lives the executive
secretary, Miss Dorothy H. Allen,
declared in her report.
The Washington times., 1924-11-11
fascist TRY To
STEM TIDE OF
DEFEAT
MussoIini Faces Political. De-
feat After Row With Ex-
Service Men
INTERNATIONALLY REEL
BY international News service.

PARIS, Nov. 11.--Italy's Fas-
cisti cabinet is threatened with
disruption, according to informa-
ton from Rome received in po-
litical circles here, as the result
of the friction between Fascist
and former service men, in which
the latter charge they were the
victims of wanton attacks during
the black shirts celebration re-
Gently.
Offer to Resign.
Two members of Premier Musso-
tni's cabinet haze offered their res.
ignations, but The Fascist leader
has STAYED OFF the trouble by adj.
v1sing Minister of the Interior Fed
erzon' to withdraw his resignation
to save the cabinet, and refusing to
accepe the resignation of Minister
OF War di Giorgio.
Mussolini advised di Giorgio TO
retain his post until the question
or army reform comes up in parIia.
ment, when he will be obliged to
resign.
Federzoni, in complying with his
premier's request, proposed to the
cabinet that o complete reform Of
fascism be undertaken, a step that
Mussolini refused to consider.
The Legionnaires are consider.
ing asking the King to intervent.
Defends Fascism.
ROME, Nov. 11.-Premier Benito
Mussolini came to the defense of
Fascism today in a speech before
the majority members OF the
Chamber of Deputies. His speech
was very conciliatory in tone. evil
IDENTIFY designed to bring together
as far as possible the factions
created by friction between Fascist
and former service men.
"Fascism does not tolerate
illegal acts," the premier declared.
THE government has demonstrated
this by prosecuting 5,S05 Fascists
for penal offenses. 1t has con-
victed and imprisoned S45 Fascist"
The Washington times., 1924-11-11
BRAZILIAN FEDERAL
FORCES VICTORIOUS

PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil, Nov. Ii.
The State forces were victorious
in a battle with revolutionaries in
western Rio Grande de Sui, accord
ing to announcement Of the govern.
ment today.
The Washington times., 1924-11-11

IF you want a home in a more
desirable or convenient neighbor-
hood--you will find an alphabetical
list of the sort of houses you want
fully described-in the Classified
Section today.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
rARCZA
|Iikor 4 vackorfa kiviragzik
1rta: Gyallay Domonkos.

s
Meg a farsangon ide szeretnem
hozni Esztit. Meg is kerem s6gorc-
mat, mint jo nevelo apamat: lc-
gyen munkas dologhan i
A sogornak er6sen iol esett az
engedelmes kerelem. Megis erde-
mes volt ezt az Andrist felnevelni!
De azert csak megmondotta a ma
ga velemenyet.
- Meg farsangon? Mem vol
ma az okos do1og, Andris fam
Ev6szajat k0tni be telire9 Mem ta-
lal az szcg6ny legenyt! OFT telel-
jen, ahoya nyaron gyiijtott. Maid
tavaszon .. vetemenyezeskor >.
Kapalas t0veben =.
Andris szontyolodott par ma
pig, de aztan megjuhaszodott. Ha-
mem init sz0l Balazs Eszti? -. No,
a leany is belenyugodott halasz-
tasba. TeljesJljon az Greg kedve
Eltelik tavaszig' sep, hiiseges SEE
relemben =.
Eltelik >. de mar reg megmond-
tax, hogy az ido nem szokott hid-
ba eltelni. Valtozik es valtoztat. A
s6gor elmejeben is Macy valtozast
csinaltak a mul6 hetek. Vagy.
hogy mar az els6 beszelgeteskor
is mas volt nala a feltett gondolat,
mint >kimondott sz6?...
Egyszer a $50 is megvaltozott.
El0sz0r csak iihmegett, sohajtc-
zott s6gor, aztan peldalozni kez-
4tt. :
- Hej, haj, aki esyszer elveti -.
Olykor-o r-olykor 0nmagaval por-
lekedve ilyen szavakat szalasztott
ell hangosan:
Mem okossay .. mem biz -.
Andris, meg a nenje j6l tudtak,
hogy mire megy ez az alattomban
val6 szurlkal6das, de mem mertsk
nyilvan eszrevenni. Mar latnival6,
hogy el6bb-pt6bb felbomlik lit
hazi csendesseg =.
Andrisnak egyszer csakngyan
kifrottyant fazeka:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
Macy vigassaegai jott meg

4 Macy vigassaggal j0tt meg a,
s6gor varosb6l.
A leany sziilei is "a varosban
voltak, elmondottam nekik, hogy
szombaton este leanynez6be me-
gyiink. Ugyancsak biztattak szl-
yes latassal - ujsagolta.
Szombaton, naphaladat elott ell
indultak Enlaka kozsegb6l Kede
kozseg fele. HI voltak mosodva,
borotvalk ozva >. Andris fejen az
/ nj kalap.
Csakhamar fiives 0svenyre ter
| tex az utb6l. El3l evezett s6gor
nagy frissen, utana Andris busan,
mintha t0rveny elibe vittek volna.
Megkesiink s6gor, mindjart
lehalad nap - mondotta titkos
remenykedessel.
- Bid csak ram, tudom en- ?
r0vid 0svanyeket. Eleget r6ttam
ezt az utat a telen, mikor a ge-
rendafaragasb6l hazajarogattam.
Egy pillantast vetett a napra $
megszaporazta a lepeseket. s hogy
Andrist meg jobban megnyugtas-
sa, elmondotta az Mt reszleteit.
= El6sz0r atmegyiink ezen a
martonosi erdon, aztan felkapasz-
Ikodunk tordatfalvi erd6be, azon
is csakhamar atmegyiink Si-
eriink medeseri hatarra. OFT e!~
haladunk egy roppant nagy vac
korfa mellett: akkor lesziink n
fele utjan. Meg mem lesz s0tet,
hat latni fogjuk kedei tenn
plomot, inert az maganOsan all
egy dombon, ugy jegyezd meg! A
nagy vackOrfatOl egyenesen a
templomra megyiink. A legjobb
vizitaidore eriink Kedebe =.
Mentek, mendegeltek az orruk
utan. A s6gor egyszer megallott
es szetnezett.
Vajjon jo helyt jarunk-e,
tee Az igaz, hogy a tavasz erosen
megvahoztatja hely allasat -.
Csak mentek, mendegeltek. A
nap mar lecsuszott az egi rama
r6l, csupan megfesziilo sugaraivai
kapaszkodott az innenso vilagba.
Vegre kilyukadtak az erdob6l. A
s6gor 0sszerancolta szemet.
= Mondom, hogy elvetettiik az
utat. A telen ketfel6l partia volt
az osvenynek, az ember bizvast
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03

= s #
Andrist a sogora tartotta fol
IA maya keze ala nevelte, mint TO-
gadott fiut.
A tel elejet, amelyre az alab-
bi eset koyetkezett, mem toltotte
otthon. a s6gor. Acs,fele 'ember
volt, gerendat faragott Kedeben
Hebe- -h6ba vasarnaponkint ne
zett haza mosd6dni, feheret val.
tani.
Arany lido volt ez az Andris
szamara /! A nenjevel k0nnyen egye
aett: kedvere jart fonoba, leanyos
hazakhoz.
No, a hejehujasagnasS is vege
szakadt. Farsangra elvegezte So
eor a szeg6dott mnnkat es haza-
felepedett telelni. s regulaba fog
la Andrist.
No, jo legeny, mondja ne
ned, hogy mennyit jartal vizita-
ba...
Mikor jarjak, ha most mem,
sogoySm9 Huszonot esztend6t toll
t0ttem >.
Csakngyan, ere nehez volna ell
lenvetest tenni. Mikor, ha most
mem? Huszon0t esztend6! -. A So
Ror elgondolkozott a muland6sa-
gon ..
Hat Balazs Eszti =. meghi-
szem! = szolalt meg sogor a fe-
jewel hagyintva. = Sep, piacos
leany :.
Meg lehetne vele elni, s6gor.
Takarekos, szorgalmas.
Igazy hogy szegenyecske :.
= En- is szegeny vagyok. A pei
dasz6 pedig AIT mondja: Egyszlnu
madarak egyiitt repiiljenek :.
A s6gor okos ember volt, de err
ne megint mem tudott mindjart
visszavagni. Kinyilt enneR a fic-
k0nak SCENE
- Hiszen mem siet6s! $50
lott kesobben.
- Eppen, hogy siet6s volna! -
vetette ellen moh0n Andris. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
: Gazdag meny kene s6gorom.

Gazdag meny kene sogorom-
max, hogyisne Csakhogy az ilyen
magamfajta szegeny legeny utan
mem hanyjak a gazdag leanyt -.
A s6gornak felderiilt az abrazas
ia, mint akinek sok probalgatas
utan vegre belesuttyan laba a
szoros csizmaba..
Hat en- talaltam egyet sza-
modra. En- tudok egyet. 4
=. Uton-e, vagy utfelen9
- Biz AIT Kedebe he Joszagos
leany, egyediil val6. :. A szomszed-
jukban faragtam gerendat, min
den lettjiiket -voltjukat ismerem.
Noiszen nagy mennyk6csapas
volt ez a hir az Andris szamara.
Mem beszeltek t0bbet a hazas-
sagrol. Dejszen, ha mar egyszer
fejebe vette az 0reg... Nehez az
olyan arkot atngrani, aminek ke-
rites van tulso partjan. Balazs
Ecsztir6l sem esett $40, a kedei
m6dos leanyr6l sem. A s6gor And
rist6l vart, Andris pedig lehor-
gasztott f6vel jart-kelt es hallga-
tott.
Elicit hnsvet. >. A vetemenyezes
ideje... Andris, meg nenje osz,
szedugtak fejiiAet: piinkosdre
sem lesz lakodalom? Balazs Eszti
gvanakodo szemeket kezd vetni -.
Tanakodnak =. Mines mas ment-
seq: a kedei leanyt egyszer meg
kell tekinteni. Hatha vilag csufja,
hatha gyermeke van?... Valami XII
fogas csak akad ellene. Egyszer
szemebe kell nezni, addig mem
lehet hadakozni ellene.
Andris tehat egy napon felve
tette:.
- S6gor, mem neziink ell Keda-
be ?
Megfrissult ere sz6ra a So
gor
- Dehogy mem neziink, dehogy
mem neziink. Csakhogy egyszer
megi0tt az eszed .. !.
Vidam, kedves ember lett a So
gorbol. Kesziilt leanynezobe, ta-
nitgatta Andrist az okos magavi-
seletre, mint a macska k0lyket
egerfogasra. Udvarhelyre is ell
ment S nj kalapot vett Andris-
max. vi kalap illik kedei friss
bokretahoz =.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
on il napy feherseg Oft allott elgt

Ion. A nagy fehsfssg OFT allott el5t
tiik.
Nezte, nezte a s6gor... megva-
karta a file tovet.
A keservit, hiszen e. mem
a kedei templom, hanem medc-
seri nagy vacorfa, csakhogy XVI
ragzott J.
- En- pedig, s6gor, egyet Sc to-
vabb! heveredett lie Andris
fiibe, ia ala.
Ebizony csak fele utja :. -
meregette szemevel a sogor. Q
is leiilt, pipara gyujtott es nez-
te tajekot.
- Ne tie ne, mar tetszik hal
nal! - csodalkozott ell. No,
Andris, elestel a gazdag leanyt6l,
inert en- t0bbet Kedebe be mem te-
SZem a labamat.
Andris napkeletre nezett. Csak-
ugyan: az eg ALA halvanypiros
volt, mint Balazs Eszti orcaja >.
A mehek csakhamar elleptek a
viragos vackorfat es altato dalt
zSnnntalx a lat faradt nmharnnlS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03
ga helyezte a fiilet, "A kutyaugatAs

ga helyezte a fiilet, A kutyaugatas
iranyaban valamerre ki lehetnc
igazodni az erd3bSl. Az listen pusz
titsa el a fulemileit, mennyit csi-
ripelnek ~ meltatlankodott So
gor. Az ember semmit sem hall
t6liik J.
s azzal 3 is leiilt Andris melle.
- Szerencsere mindjart feljon a
hold, maid akkor utba kapunk -
remepykedett.
Andris sogorra bizta magat.
| Led6lt es csakhamar joiziien fel-
horkantott. Mem ugy a sogor. Pi-
para gyujtott IS leste hold io-
vetelet.
Egyszer oldalba lokte Andrist.
Ugori he, indulunk!
A hold villages foltol1kal him
tette tele az erd6t. Andris felalom
ban bukdacsolt a sogor utan, nez-
| tie a fax halvany fatyolat, hallgat-
ia a fiilemilek eneket >.
Bujkaltak az agak kozott, cset-
lettek- -botlottak gyokerekben.
- Al, atyasagos scent Uristen
- fohaszkodott s6gor visszaja-
ra.
Vegre kiverg6dtek az erdSbol
A s6gor szetnezett holdfenyes
talon, 0rvendezve kialtott fel:
= Aha, semmi baj sincsen, inert
Kede k0zelebe vetett sok bo-
dorgas. Latod amott AIT nagy
feherseget a domb tetejen? Jcl
nezd meg, az a kedei templom.
Induljunk toronyiranyaban!
Elindultak a hataron at. Vete-
sen gazoltak keresztiil, arkon ug-
rottak at, nagy barazdakon eresz-
kedtek le, A hold szepen vilagi-
tott es a templom n,agyfeheren
hivogatta 6ket aadomb fele.
A s6gor megt0rolte verejtekes
homlokat.
- Nagyot vet ez a kedei hatar,
mem hittem volna! - mondotta.
Eddig reg lefekiidtek! /
batorkodott Andris.
= Dehogy fekiidtek. Varnak
azok. Meglasd, hogy egni fog a
Tampa. Hanem menjiink fel a tenn
plomhoz, oman ut visz lie falu-
ba >. listen 6rizzen, hogy az agy-
ban talaljuk Gket.
Felkapaszkodtak a dombolda-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03

mehetett RATA, ha egyszer beleka-
pott :. Hanem a tavasz csufnl 0sz-
s2ebolonditotta a rendet !. Ne, hol
van amott jobbra a tordatfalyi
erd6! Most aztan lejton be, hag6n
ki !. de sebesen!
A tordatfalyi erd6 szelen t0vis-
bokor, iszalag, siirii ciheres ALTA
utjokat. Keriilgettek, probalgat-
tax, mig vegiil egy csapason bejl-
tottak a szalas erdobe. TIT egyszer-
re raiuk szakadt a sotetseg.
- Nocsak egyenesen! szdlt
hatra a s6gor.
Mentek, mendegelteik. - Um-
eetett, morgadozott a s6gor.
Mem latsz valami nyomde-
kot, tie? - sz6lt Andrishoz inge-
riilten.
- Mines lit egyeb lapinal :.
- Nyisd Xxi AIT ket aluv6 sze-
medet! mergeskedett a sogor.
- Botorkaltak, tapogatoztak.
A s6gor megint csak megallott.
- Ego teremtette. Okos embcr
igy megbolondulion :. Ez a disz-
no tavasZ -.
- Legjobb lenne lefekiidni er
re IA szep pazsitra megvarni a
hainalt - inditvanyozta Andris
- No, tie eligazitanad, esztelen
bogar! Varnak a leanyos haznal,
halalos megbantas volna, ha elma-
radnank. Soha szemiik ele mem
kerulnek tobbet. Uljel lie egy ke-
veset, magam neck szerte .. Fla
a medeseri Macy vackorfat meg
talalhatnam ..
A SOgOr tOVabb sZlmatOlt. AnrlS
pedig leheveredett a viragos pa
zsitra.
Az erd6 csengett-bongott fiji.
lemilek eneketol. Langyos szell3
lengedezett fax k0zott, Andr,s
hallgatta a fiilemilek eneket, We
gill lekoppant a SCENE es a Ba-
lazs Eszti alakja tiindokolt fel
el0tte.
De a s6gor csakhamar visszatert.
Mem hallottal kutyaugatast9 ?
- f0rmedt Andrisra.
Andris riadtan ugrott fel.
Kutyaugatast? Mem hallot-
tam.
= TIE is meghallasz valamit9 :.
= diihoskod0tt sogor. Aztan ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-03

kerdese mk bank legersebb es egmegbzhatobb ebben
vlrosban
Miert kerdez ugyanezt, mikor arrol sz6 hogy
egesz eeen at megakarto penz egy hazba akaa ekn?
Youngstown Real Estate Board, minden egyes aant
fesoro aga egnagyobb keszsgge all On rendekezsere
ad resees fevgostt ngatanba befeketend6 penzen biz
os elheyezeset eoeg Az ngatan fekveser epkezese fell
eelekre kocs0nokre vonatkoz6lag ordulon bzaloma
alantiakhoz.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
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n 30c Frostilla Lotion. -. tic; 8 for Soc
Coo Forhan's Tooth Paste .......... 43c
e. Gourand's Oriental Cream. .$1.29
Glazo Liquid. 45c
II SOC Kinds Honey and Almond Cream, 39c
"A SOC Hair Groom. ............ 45c
Herpicide Hair Tonic. ......... .S9c and 45c
Houbigant's Tale (glass). ............. sec
T Ingram's Milkweed Cream. .S9c and 45c
Ipana Tooth Paste. ................. 45c
7 Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap. -. Zoe;
for. Csc
SOC Java Rice Face Powder. ........... 39c
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Facts You Should KnOw!

FQCLS you CHOULQ hnOW!
The Rat is the worst animal pest in the
world.
It carries diseases fatal to man and
has been responsible for more untimely
deaths among human beings than all the
wars of history.
In the United States rats and mice each
year destroy food and other property valued
at over $2O0,0OO,O00.
How much food and property do you con-
tribute to these dreaded pests?
Rid Your Home of Rats and Mice
With
P. D. S. Lightning
Rat Paste
There Is absolutely no need to be bother
ed any more with rats, mice, water bugs
and reaches, Get a can Of P. d. s. Light
ming Rat Paste and rid your home Of
these dreaded pests-now, today-do not
put It off.
Generous Sized Can, Csc
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Peoples
Special Blend
Coffee
Special, Csc Pound

A delicious coffee that will be enjoyed by every
member Of the family. We sell lots OF H--once
tried, always desired.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Wear-Weu Tooth Brushes

Pure sterilixed bristles, strongly oct TN attrac-
tive transparent celluloid handle, assorted color
in a sanitary carten. An unusually big 900
value at. ,,,,......,,..,.,.,, 6ON
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

$1.OO Bath Sprays,
splendid quality; fit any
bathroom fau- Coz
Get. wv
w hite Rubberized
Sheeting, yard square,
single coated.
Specially CT 10
priced. V1O1O
Household r ub Der
Gloves, strong, durable
and will wear AOo
we'll. A pair. fOC
Senate, 2-quart, 2-year
guarantee Hot-water Bot
tie; superior
quality. Spe- CD 40
cial. OAo4O
Senate, 2-quart, 2-year
arantee Fountain
Syringe; complete with
quality fittings; superior
quality. Spe- CD 40
cial. ........ VAo4O
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Quick Relief from Coughs and Colds
Halls Cherry Expectordnt

IA tried and proven remedy that quickly rele1
stubborn, dsagreeable coughs and colds PLEASE
tasting-children don't mind taking Halls Cher
Expectorant bottle should always be kept
hand ready to take at the first sign Of q CO
Generous sized bottles.
6Oc and Csc
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

provides comfort and poise. It completes mi
ladys toilette. One dozen, elm the blue box" 59e
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-05
Friend in Illinois
Responds to Death
Call from Del Norte

John Jackson Of Del Nortc an old
timer and mining man. died Tuesday
at the st. Joseph sanitarium from can
Ger Of the bladder When IL bccnmc
known that he could live only few
days longer. Jackson was asked IL he
had any friends or relatives to bc
notified. He replied that he had no
relatives and the only close friends he
had We're Mr.. and Mrs. Ball of Joliet
His. \ Telegram WAS sent ro these pco-
pie and Mrs. Ball arrived in Del Norte
on Monday. just in time to see her
old friend before he died. II seems
tha' Jackson had come to this country
from Scotland and the Balls were kind
To him and for many years hc made
his home with the family.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-05
Valley Stores Do
Large Busiinessm
Poultry and Eggs

The poultry and egg industry Of the
valley has for some time been on the
increase, according to information
given to the Journal.
This week we interviewed Mr.. Moser.
manager Of the local Huerfano Trad
ing company and he states TINT the
receipts of that company from its val
ley stores located at Sanford. villa
Grove, Monte Vista and Alamosa have
shown n very marked gain over the
same period for last year. They pay
cash for all farm products purchased
10y them and figures recently compiled
show that from January LIST. 1924 to
November ~. approximately 800
10000 has been paid by them to the
farmers and II large percentage Of this
total was for butter. eggs and poultry.