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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01

Fronting on beautiful Woods Creek.
sh miles east Of Monroe, ONE
Highway. There is no better soil
in SnohomiEh county: no rock or
gravel. IL IL nearly all level and
has fine rpring on II. a gravel
road through the tract and lots OF
good logs with market close by.
Price only $40 per acre: 20 per
cen, cash. balance s years. II. L.
NELSON. 927 genbonrd Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
z FEMALE HFIPv o.5,r,.
Musicians Shift
to United STATE.

-" TURK, April f,-central
Europe's inability to pay ~ ro,,.,
clans a living wass is shifting Tho
rnYsieal center Of the word 4 ,h,s
~. according to Hugo Risen.
field, New York. conductor ma e,..''
POSER. 4"' cont
Rather than become farmora =,
miners 10 earn a living ak p,., -
fe'd today. they are maxim / g ~,
erai exodus TO thb coun,ry rbs
widespread development d h,1h
grade motion picture oreheatr. '' 4,
p q large extent rcsponslbte ~
the influx" S ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
Little Farm, North

LIIIiC i dI III, 4NUI vi
4 real barKaln; three acres. good
land highly improved. located
close 10 paved highway. north OF
city; good 4-room cottage. fire
place. modern poultry house. near
~ new. barn and other outbuild-
inka fruit trees and berries. The
best buy north OF city at $4,000:
terms.
STUART TULLocH
1915 Third Ave. MAin-0if7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
IS STOCKS AND BONDS
Best Lock Stock

VIII sell $50 shares at market price.
OFFICE HOURS. 3 A. ". TO . p. NJ
1os LEARY BLDG. MA In-T570.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
ADr OF SEATTLE GENERAL
SERIAL BONDS

Each Bidder must specify Ia his or
It's bid. -(al tho lowest rate % In
tsrest and premium. " any. above
par. at which such bidder VIII pur-
chase said bonds. or tbl the towest
rate 81 Interest al which tho bid-
der viii purchase said bonds AZ
par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
Vital Statistics
briefs

@AA& = = ~
Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Fred Peterson. Trafton hotel. girl.
Elmer Larson. 4t4 Terry ave. girl.
Randall Carlson. 1907 18th ave. s.
boy.
Bernard b. Dairici. colss Ninth ave.
girl.
Lester Leo Fenton. 14i7 Belmont
ave. boy.
Ernest Suffer. s5o5 Bond St. girl.
Herbert l. Purdy. 1907 Kenyon st,
girl.
William ]. Campbell. 1886 w. s7th
st, boy.
James Howard watson. allo Second
John Prakken. ioas whitman ave.
boy.
william stenhouse. 1886 4and ave. s.
w, girl.
Bernard Leslie Day. sa2s ssrd ave. N.
e.. boy.
Murdoch Cow. aioo East Helen St.
girl.
Vincent de Paul Miller. 1sI1 18th
ave- N, boy.
Robert Raymond Travis. soe z. 55th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
73 SUBURBAN ACREAGE
BUSINESS
SO REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST fnortEAge money in large or
small amounts on improved city or
ings & Loan Assoclstion. lozs
Third ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
FOR NALE-REAI
ESTATE
NNNNN NNNN Xxx b
Chance of a Lifetime
siN-HQuM MopEHN HoNE
Completely
Furnished

AiitAEIh D. HLIihlNlIliE
a REAL GIFT Ar s445p
This hsaufifHl home is ono ~
Che beet hufn that wa have
lad in HHr office Tor many
Wrtssf hes entrance haiL
iarEs well iirhted living
room dining room. Kitchen
qud GA roe exceptionally
lnrEp hfdrunmri fan cement
hafemrnL furnace laundry
tiaNff Euraan. Ftr. Tile
houae alone o. q fnsp Ht thla
price best Fnu HlHu receive
two beautiful SKIS Wilton
fulHr very expensive f-piera
alnluF room suits. with huf-
frt china closet leather
rfHfrd chairs. library table.
hnuhcnHf, arN erHi large
rockers. davenport three
complete bedroom suites. onr
beautiful i.piece ivory one
i-plecr oak. very latest
Buck blue fnamnird range.
Fas range Far plate In base
mfnd Cuffhinf. very faurns
rlFt dTulsfiFH. dlfhen. cook
ing utensils. etc. Al ~ this
on ons 81 the proftirst ipiH
you have ever seen. i0nlnN.
al 10 lawn and shrubberY.
only tNa blocks from car
line. close 30 school and
stores. We say Il be- priced
90 SELL TODAY. ~ ihr
firft % SEQ Nc Remember
WE WILL CALL FuH you
N you phone ME lrae-5s24,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
a Real Bargain

improved and fenced. Groom cot
tage, barn. gas engine and water
tank. IS bearing fruit trees. IDEAL
for poultry and berries. You can't
find a better buy. Only $1,000.
$500 cash.
stuart. r-I-r .rJ0Cu Yots Third Avc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
59,689,4 ,486 RODE ON
 ST. CARS M 1923
B. R. L. X P. Go. Figures Com pied By Commerce Chamber

Five times as many passengers were carried by Birmingham street cars dur ing 1923 as were handled in the year 1902, and if iitney passengers be con- sidered, the total was six times as great according to statistics embodied in the monthly report of Secretary Manager O. l.. Bum of the Chamber of Commerce.
 The totals given show 11,277,27S people paid their nickels for rides in 1902. while 59,689,4 9,486 were hauled for seven and eight-cent fares during 1923. The statistics also cite the fact that the patronage of jitneys dropped by al- most million and quarter fares, be- tween 1922 and 1923, the figures being 6,707, 100 for 1922 and 5,545, 800 for last year. A part of this decrease was due to curtailment and ultimate abandon ment of the jitney service toward the latter part of 1923A
 The report also shows that the mum. Der of private motor vehicles regis tered last year was nearly eight times as great as it was in 1915-16. There were 23, 737 private automobiles in op- enation in Jefferson county last year, as compared to 3,474 in 1915-16. No record was kept prior to 1915, when registration became compulsory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
.C[OCCED PORES
 MAKE SKIN MUDDY
Through the eyes, the robber Love Steals in, and takes the heart by sur prise."
 Omar Khayyam.

Not so long ago renowned skin authority despairingly said, "Show me a person who has ugly blackheads in their face and neck, and their skin looks muddy and I'll show you one who is either careless or lazy. Such people simply wash with soap and water, and think they are getting their face, neck, arms and hands clean, when they are only cleaning the surface. Soap and water won't get into the pores and glands and clean out the ac- emulation of dust and grease. It takes ascleansing cream like that which bears the Black and White label"
 The reason for. .this statement is that Black and White Cleansing Cream has proven it's merit beyond any question of doubt, in serving the purpose of keeping the tiny pores and glands of exposed skin clean of all Instructions to their natural function of necessary precipitation which carries off impuri- ties from the system. When this is in. terfered with the accumulation in the pores from within and without causes biackheads, and ''dingy" looking skin.
 Only the enormous production of the famous Black and White Beauty Crea- tions makes it possible for your dealer to sell you Black and White Cleansing Cream at 25c and Soc; Black and White Peroxide Cream at 25c; Face Powder at 25c and soc; Rouge, 25c; Cold Cream at 25c and Soc, etc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
COSTLY. DAMAGE CAUSED BY DUST.
New Device Prolongs Engine
 Life By Eliminating Road Dust

According to Bill" Keeley, who is considered one of the country's fore most authorities on internal combus- tion motors, the greatest benefit that could be accorded the. American public is to prolong the life and usefulness of the automobile engine. Continuing he says: ''To lessen the wear on all internal moving parts the existing cause must be remedied. All air con. tains a certain amount of dust and although it may be extremely fine when breathed by motor it acts as an ab- rasive, causing wear that would not otherwise take place in perfectly fabricated, dust-free; cylinder. With the piston travel the abrasiyeo material (dust) is worked the entire length of the cylinder, wearing walls, plstons and rings, necessiating costly repairs and replacements. :SS.
 'The United Air cleaner has at- tained a praticals efficiency in dust separation that has heretofore been unknown and it is of vital Importance to the automotive industry. It has a proven efficiency of 90 per cent, and stops the rapid deterioration due to this cause" a A very interesting demonstration of the operation of the United Air Cleaner has been arranged in the accessory deartment of ruise-Crawford Manu- faucing company, at Avenue B and 22nd street. One of the cleaners Op- erated by suction and filled with saw dust, shows just how the dust is thrown off and the clean air carried to the carburetor of the. car. These air cleaners may be had for all cars and are used as standard equipment on fifty-two automobiles and trucks.
 Distributing agent for this district is United Motor Air, Clearner com pany of Alabama, Box 1889.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
ST. VALENTINES
 DAY IS IN ORDER
Has Double Significance In 1924 Because Of Leap Year.
 Named For Martyr

St. Valentines Day, with its color ful, bedecked delineations and the sen- timcntal verses that VOW undying af- lection, is to be appropriately observed in Birmingham Thursday.
 There will be school room boxes, mys- terious packages through the mail, sweetheart gifts," gay parties. None of the thrills and frills whicL have made St. Valentine celebrated through the centuries are to be missing.
 While the exact origin of St. Valen- tines Day is rather obscure, perhaps the prettiest tale is one of an old priest, Valentine, who, during his life time made children happy with gifts of flowers which he stealthily placed on their latches at night.
 Anonymous Giver
 His name was never left with the flowers and as it became customary when gift was received from an un- known donor it was said to come from St. Valentine"
 At the old priests death, others took up the custom, which gradually which were at first roughly made, but at least less expensive.
 Another story of the days origin is of an event observed by ancient Ro- mans out of respect to a persecuted priest. On this day alone women were allowed to choose their mates, which makes the present St. Valentines Day, falling in Leap Year, one of double sinister aspect.
 Roman Custom
 The ancient Romans are accredited with originating the rite of keeping this , day set apart for lovers. Their cele- bration honored Juno, daughter of Sa- turn goddess of marriages; and Pan, son of Mercury, god of shepherds and farmers, and occurred in the second month of the year, February.
 When the day of revelry and feast ing was nearing its close-the Npames of young women were dropped into a hat or a suitable receptacle-then the ambitious youth secured his fate by drawing therefrom the names of a maid on who had no choice but to answer henceforth the beck and call of her new master.
 History tells that when the Romans took day off they usually made a day" of it-and so far-reaching and demoralizing in effect did the custom bid fair to become that the religious influences sought to break up the pagan tendency; therefore, the day was dedi- cated by them to Saint Valentine, Roman Saint of that period, whose tragic end added another martyr to the annals of that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
SHRINE LUNCHEON CLUB
 E < New Organization Will Hold Its First
 Meeting Saturday.

The first meeting of the Shrine luncheon club, an organization which is expected to be an active force in Za- mora and an aid to the Divan, will be held at the Tutwiler hotel Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
 The affair -wil be in the form of dutch luncheon in the ballroom of the hotel. Hunter Watkins is chairman of the committee in charge of organizing the club
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
Houses or Homes?

Have you gladly escaped from the stuffy, dismal at HOUSE to charmingy appointed HOME glowing with friendliness and good taste? Isn't it relief?
 Our February Furniture Sale specializes in making HOUSES into HOMES, pleasant, comfortable and inspiring places to live
 Furniture for every room, beautifully fashioned and finished by the master cabinet makers of America the kind you buy to love and to cherish from genera tion to generation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
HAMILTON's PAY RAISED
Board Of Revenue Transfers Deputy
 To Better Job.

Transfer by the board of revenue of c. H. Hamilton, a special officer work ing out of the court of domestic rela- tions, to the sheriff's department at an increase in salary from $150 to $175 a month for the same work was ob- jected to as needless extravaganza by w. B. Copeland, one of the members, Tuesday. The transfer was authorized al Tuesdays meeting of the revenue board.
 This change from one department to another is only another way of rais- ing Hamilton's salary" Mir. Copeland said. Aside from the sheriff's own salary, which was recently increased, it is costing the county $42,630 more Il year to pay deputies salaries than it cost just two years ago."
 Mr. Copeland quoted figures showing that salaries for deputies had increased from $5.422.50 a month to $S,9T5 Il month since 1922.
 One of the worlds largest cameras, six feet long. four feet wide and 21a feet high, was recently made t6~photo- ohe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
Mznbeh. .Anden

London NEW YORK Pdris WILL have her personal representative in the w Toilet Goods Department of our store on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Miss Donnely will answer all questions on the care of the skin, and will give you personal advice in the use of the Arden Venetian Preparations and in- struction in applying them by the Arden Muscle Swapping Skn-Toning method. We invite you to avail yourself of this opportunity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14

etable Compound, and l am strong woman now and can work down any of my neighbors} They wonder how I can do so much work. l dare say that I have recommended your medi- cine to a thousand women. A little book was thrown at my door, and that is how l first learned of 1t. Mrs. Avenue. St. Louis, Missouri.
 Letters like this bring out the merit of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They tell of the relief from such pains and ailments after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound.
 In a recent countrywide canvass of purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, 9s out of every lo0-report they were benefited by it's use. IoA sale by druggists everywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14

These items are rewards for promptness in the thrifty of our town. On the stroke of eleven all go back to their usual prices. Come in time, please. Beaded bags, $1-the same we've sold for l $1.39 and higher; imported; all wanted col ors; draw-string models we'll lined, with bead tassel on the bottom; limited number. (M.) Novelty compact vonities $1.s9-several models will hold regular compacts; others, larger, have inside purse and leather handle. Our lowest price has been $1.95. (M.)
 "Jouy Boy" Kites, 8 for 95c-Sold special at 5c each. (4.)
 S5c Correspondence Cords, s5c-Boxed, blue or pink only, cards and envelopes of superfine l quality. (M)
 Tots Jack Tar Dresses, $1.95-Slightly soied, all white, or white with colored collar or plain colors for girls of two to six only; have been much higher. (2.) >s. zrish Picot Edge, 10c-Superior quality, usu- ally much more. (M)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14

s e D a r ate cushions every piece webbed bot t 0 m. l. K u r iousl] prac t ical, prudentl] priced at $l69.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14

Lifetime rugs and exquisite draperies, the coorfl background important to every HOME.
 And our Miss Cary Johnston, an artist in HOMES to help you solve your household decorating problem No matter if it be a tiny cottage in the valley or spacious mansion on the hll you're sure to find jul the right furnishings for your sHOME at a good b less than you have planned to pay, among the man,
 advantage Club Plan After a it's the wise
 Pay when select your
 furniture spread the months
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
Overstuffed living room suites, $16950. tau

large, roomy daven-
 port and two comfort
 able chairs upholstered in blue, mulberry or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14

Cedar Chests, $24.95--Natural, oily, red cedar, stoutly bound with brass.
 Exquisite cabinet finish, air-tight with rust-proof casters. Specially large sizes for packing. Real '.hope' chests at really hopeful price. $24.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14

uOt dAA OCCduSC of the pains from inflammation. My
 back was all done
 up. Icould hardly
 bend, could not go
 up stairs because
 of weakness, and
 no one could possi-
 bly, be in worse
 shape than I was. II have taken 12 bottles of Lydia E.Pinkhan's Veg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14
COULD NOT WALK BECAUSE OF PAIN
Bad Caseof Woman's sIIlness Rem. edied by Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound

St. Louis, Mo. o.-"I had such bad case of female trouble that could
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14

cabinet, server, arm and five side chairs
 the gem of Grand R ap ids production this season. Third F1oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-14

Tudor suite of ten pieces, walnut-72- inch buffet, oblong extension table, china
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-12
IH hombre nlosca no hara
responsible a nadie en- coso
de Academic

Ell Hombre Mosca, que espera
emocionar al pIblico de San
Juan, con sus ascenciones de los
edificios mas altos de esta capi=
tai, ha manifestado, que en- vis-
ia de la oposicion reinante a que
lleve a cabo sus exhibiciones, esta
dispuesto a firmar un documento
asumiendo el toda responsible
dad en- case de accidente al esca=
lar dichos edificios. No creo-ha
dicho-que despues de tantos
amos escalando los edificios mas
altos de las principles ciudades
de los Estados Unidos, mi suerte
sea tan mala que sufra accidente
alguno al exhibirme en- esta ciu=
dad, donde no hay ediicio que
pueda compararse a los que he usa-
do en- mis- otras ascenciones. va he
estudiado Ia manera en- que es=
tan fabricados los edificios mas
altos de esta ciudad y r que
sera question de minutes ell esca=
lar ell mas alto de ellos." Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-12
Csc. Y TN SOLO CUPON

LIE TRAERAN/ ESTE HERMoso Y ELEGANTE ABRIGo
%[ A SU CASA
FL maah grande valor que Sc ha ofrecdo. Claslco m 10
estlo tambien. Abrigo a prueba do aqua. Soda A. w
mente =. ...... - =. -. =. &... :. - TS.S1
r. ScIsnehte durante este rls puede susted consesuir esta
: hermosa combination de AErigp e Iinpermeabie, que orr
Einalmente' sc veRdi0 al prcro o de $1,000 a $1,000 Nuestro
precio muy especial para este mes es de solo 1928; at
IS que aduf osta su opOrt lnidad. SOlamente deseanos dr
u q ,conocer nuestros artfc1Ios entire los lcctores de este Pc
rodico, y por, ESQ lie damos a listed una oportunidad de obte-
ner este hermoso abrigo pr cast una tercera parte de su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-12
CINEMA PSICOLOCICO
FENOMENOLOGIO

'sTodo este sucedia en- plena oscur1-
dad, pues apenas encendia la luz, tedo
cesaba. Homen oristo, decidido a des-
cubrir al mistifcador, Sc situo en- Ell
~descansillo de la escalera que conducla
a la planta baja, con Ell revolver en-
la mano.
"Apenas Sc lie apago la Gorilla, oyo
junto a 81 una estrepitosa ~carcajada
que Sc repetia como I'm eco por toda
la casa, y al mismo tempo, muy cerca
de el, surgio n nube blanca a la vez
que de sus narices salian dos hilos de
luz blancuzca. i. iAquelo era dema-
siado! Ell o%bservador comenz6 a sent1r
que lie haqueaba Ell amino. Los mismos
fen6menos siguieron produciendose has
Ia las cuatro de la madrugada.
''Al dia siguiente, Homen Cr.sto,
cue, nj conocia nj admitia los fenome,
nos del orden psiquico, decide rogue
rir a un agente de la policia para que
fuese :estigo de 10 que puaiera ocu-
rrir as.uella noche. Guerra a toda costa
descubrir al bromista y -cm;a perder .su
sangre fra y matar a alguien. Pusle-
ron a su disposition un brigadler y
dos agentes. Llegada la nochs, el, hr1-
gadier Sc quedo fuera en- Ell Jardin,
de guardia delante de la puerta de en-
trada de Ia casa con obietc de yer
81 salia o entrsba alguien.
Los dos agentes s. apostaron eli
ell interior con Homcn C-isto, Gomez
Paroles y otro amigo llamad9 Enrique
Soto Armas, venido expTofeso aquella
noche para presenciar 10 hue pudiera
suceder.
.'Luego de registrar cnidadosamente
toda la casa, apagaron las luces. In
mediatamente percibiercn golpes en- la
puerta de la planta baja. -6Oyen us
t~edes?,-dijo Homen Cristo a u agen-
tes?-Perfectamente,- co%ntestaron es-
tos.- Continuaron los g1lpes y Homen
Cfsto abrio de pronto la puerta, pero
como la vispera,, no vic a nadie, a
exception del brigadier que Sc pasea-
ba por ALI trananilamentc. G!ouien
ha llamado?- lie ~pregunt5 al ~brisadier'
-Nadie-contesto este iPero I'd. no
ha dido. que Iamaban?- No ne dido
NADIA, absolutamente NADIA.
iEstc es va demasiadoi.- d1lo
Homen Cristo.- Y ahora, ustedes, Sc
nores agentes, van a quedarss fue1a-
No tardo en- producirse Ell mismo fe
nomeno. Ell brigadiers oy6 golpes, ptrc
@.a. 40 ss..-M1lE .LlIA Sc a 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-12
Ahorre din ero

Las Intermediates c~uestsI1 dinero. iCd.
Sc da cuenta de 10 qre lie cucsta I'm
ataqae prolongado de cal nturas y fiebre 7
Esto puede cvitarse fac nente.
FL TONICO ANTI EBRIL Y FE-
RRUGINOSO DE II:ONARDI CORA
las calerturas y fiebreJ incontinenti. Las
enfermedades no dur-sl, Ell gasto no cs
grande. Tambien cor ribuye a vigorizar
y purificar la sangrcb impidiendo ash Ct
fetorno de la fiebre. @
FL TONICO ANtIFEBRIL Y FE-
RRUGINOSO DE tLEONARDI es de
sabor a~gradablc Y e9 del TODD inofensiTo.
Sc vende con gara,Eia de ~reernbolsar ei
dinero 81 los result ados no son satisfac-
torios. Pida LEOEARDI al farnaceu-
tee.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-12
lHe Abusado De Mi N~aturaleza?
:He bebido O fumado mas de Ia cuenfa2

Lector, sea I'd. franco consigo mismo. Repitase las pre-.
guntas que arriba hacemos y contesteselas con toda franqueza.
81 ha abusado I'd. de su naturaleza, de su raoder viril: ST ha
hecho I'd uo excessive del tabaeo y de las bebidas alcoholics,
con toda segurldad. que ss rInones Sc han resentido. mo es
cierto que despues de una noche de exeeso Sc ha despertado I'd.
tiieso, adoloTldo. estropeadot GQue Sc ha pasado I'd. ell da con.
dolores en- la cintura y con un maestar en- la veiga, mas pro-
nunciado al tempo de hacer aguas? Sin duda que TODD eso es
cierto. puesto que las leyes de la Naturaleza SON inviolables V
cuando Sc volan hay que pagar la falta. Como consecuencia de
sus desarreglos, sus rInones Sc han resentido v no debe I'd.
dssculdarlos, Sin duda que sigue I'd. sintendo door en- Ia
cintura; ardor en- ell cano al orinar; deseoS frecuentes de hacer
aguas, tai yez 81 teniendo que levantarse a media noche; respira-
cion cortaGa o fatgosa; que sill cintura lastimada no lie permitiS
hacer tuerzas nj recoger del suelo ningIn obJeto pesado; que 81
Siente I'd. cansado y abatido; que no tiene I'd. deseos de ira
baJar; que la dan marcos y Observation-Disclosures; que estS I'd. en-
realdad enfermo de los rinones. ~ va I'd. a descuidarse hasta
que su NAL no tenga remedio? mo sera mas prudente tomar,
a tempo, I'm remedio preparado expresamente para .eombatir
Tecomendan. ~ ~
"Mienras mas pronto las tome mas EgeYo Sc ahviakd"