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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-29
EvITA La


Una mujer achacosa es una ca.
lamidad y hace que 10 sean todos
aquellos que la rodean. No hay
razon para que las mujeres esten
enfermas cuando "Nueva Salud de
zas, Y devuelve ell bienestar Y sa-
lud a las mujeres nerviosas V en-
fermizas. Esta es una medicina Sc
gura para Intermediates de las mu-
jeres. Corrige la menstruacion do
l%orosa, escasa, abundante o ire
gular; evita Y cura la excesiva pail
pitacion del corazon Y marcos, ali
via la inflammation Y descargos leu
Y fortalece ell sistema ner-
yioso. No contiene narcotics o
drogas Gle las cuales pueda hab4-
tuarse Y es un verdadero tonico
para la mujer. SPor que ha de
continuar I'd. padeciendo cuando
esta acreditada medicina pondra
fin a sus Intermediates?
"Nueva Salua de Reno" da salud
Y acci6n natural al sistema ente-
70. Compre una botella hoy mismo
he venta en- todas las droguerfas.
S. b. LEONARDI & co, Fabri.
c~artes, New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-29
IMPORTANCE

Sc lie llama la atencion especial
nente al hecho de que TODD macs
tro en- nuestro sistema escolar debn
tener su salon de clase, a excep
cion de los Principles, Maestros
Especiales de Agriculture, A 4e
M~anuales, Ciencias Don esticas y
Cultura Fisica. Ell constante aunen-
to de la matrfcula todos los amos,
resultado natural lie, eran
numero de nihos de edad escolar
sin acomodar aun. nos obuSt a
usar TODD maestro regular de nues-
tro sistema para 81 prop0sito fua-
damental de instruir todos .os nj
nos que lie sea possible. en- complete
acuerdo con ell espiritu de mueStcos
legislatures.
La circular, que encierra otros
topicos de e importancia, es-
ia suscrita por el Lcdo. Huyke.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-29
NO PIERDA sU DINERo

Esperanto que un cartelon en-
Ell balloon de su casa pueda alauk
lar la habitaci6n desocupada.
cuando un aviso en- la secci6n de
~anuncios ~clasifcados de Ell NUN
DO puede h~acerselo en- un dia por
IN solo dollar. p.
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Nueuos detaues sobre...

tener maestros cuyo idionla native
es Ell ingles ensefando en- los grades
lntermedios y primaries.
Discuta Ell plan con sus maestros
continentales o investigue qui6nes
ensenaron Ell Estados Unidos esos
grades y quienes estan preparadcs
para csc trabajo. Entonces listed
debe a~signarlos a los grades eli
donde mejor resulten.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-29

La pANACEA DE SWAIN es

La PANACEA DE SWAIN es
un remedio ensayado " vlctorioso
para curar las Intermediates de la
Sangre en- cualquier periodic, Ulce-
a ArraigaAas, Manchas en- la San
gre Heredadas, Dolencias Cronicas
de los Huesos. Els una medicinal po-
tente, poseyendo un dominic ma
ravilloso sobre estas intermediates
tan destructivas. Purifica Ia sangre
pobre Y corrompida y restablece su
fuerza Y calidad primitivas. La PA
NACEA DE SWAIN ha hecho una
gran obra para la humanidad. Ha
restaurado la saIud de Innumera-
bles millares de ~pacientes que ca
81 habfan perdido la esperana. De
venta en- las far aacias y drogus-
rias.
Advt. !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-29
TENNIS EN- LA ". VI. G. A.


En- la tarde de hoy debera con
tinuar Ell campeonato de Tennis Gre
Sc vicne celebrando entire las aso-
~ciacionps V Clubs sociales de la mu
nicipalidad.
Los juegos de hoy seran celetra-
dos en- la plazoleta de la "Y" de-
biendo empezar a las dos de la tar
de.
Sc nos ha informado que toma-
ran parte EN- los desafios de esta
tarde los equipos de la "Y', de
la "Universidad'', Y del radio
Station.
La semana pr6xima continuara Ell
desaffo con ell equipo del Con
try Club.
En- ell -campeonato de elimination
que Sc viene celebrando en- La "Y.
M. G. 40, continda en- ell primer
puesto crist6bal Real Jr., sguien-
dole despues Igoe.
En- los juegos de esta tarde, jul
garan por la "Y' los "'singles" !,
los jugadores: Real, Igoe Y Ro-
driguez, y los ''dobles'': Arsuaga
y suro.
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continuation de Ira. pagipal

ue La. pdSi1dJ
Nj
comisar1os, comites escolares, poll
cia y otras autoridades. Els esencial
al exito de las escueIas rurales la
asistencia de toda la matricula
desde 81 primer dia.
ENsENANzA DEL
INGLES
En- cast toGos los pueblos halla-
mos algunos maestros cue estan
iojos en- ingles y no pneden ense-
mar este idioma satisfaction nente.
No es propio ell pedirle a estes LAaes
tros que cnsenen una asignatura
que s. les h3ce dificil. Para los nj
nos que asi no podrian %aprender
buen ingl6s este serfa una gran
Inconvenience. Muy a merudo es-
tos mismos maestros haccn buen
trabajo en- espanol, aritmetica, etc.
Por 10 tanto deben ensenar csras
asignaturas.
Para hacer la ensefapzt del in
giles mas efectiva, por la preserte
Sc lie autoriza, para hacer que los
maestros de grades primaries que
estan especialmente preparados pa
"a La ~ensenanza de ingles den la
clase de ingles en- otros salones ade
mas que ell suyo. Ell maestro a
quien asi Sc ayuda debe dar algu.
ma otra clase en- ell salon del macs
tro que en- Ell suyo Sc encarga de-
ingles.
En- amos pasados a los maestros
continentales Sc les ha asignado e.
trabajo de los grades altos. En- mt
chos casos han ensenado historic
~geografia, aritmetica y isiolu&ia
En- Ell ano e~ntrante, en- donde Las
circunstancias locales sean favora,
bles, a los maestros continentale:
americanos debe asignarsele la en-
senanza del ingles. 81 sus progra
mas no estan completamente lie
nos, deben encomendarseles rambler
asignaturas ensenadas en- ingles
Los maestros portorriquehos de in
giles ensefaran las otras asignatu
ras. De este modo sera possible c
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comisar1os, comites escolares, poll
cia v otras autoridades. Els esencial
al exito de las escuelas rurales la
asistencia de toda la matricula
desde cl primer dia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
S. A. DRUG COMPANY
statesmen BANQUET

Two hundred statesmen end other
employees of the San Antonio Drug
company went to work Thursda,
with memories of the biggest banquet
the company ever staged in the pink
room of the Gunter hotel Wednesday
night.
The banquet concluded the seventh
annual three-day convention 0. tie
company's sales force. During the
banquet, at which Wade III. Lewis
was toastmaster, awards wee given
statesmen and employees for COOL ser
vice during the year. Afterward 70
rode the goat into the Fidelity
Club, composed of the company's TN
ployes.
All convention routine business
was disposed Of Monday. TUESDAY
and Wednesday were taken up by
group conferences of statesmen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

The customary observance OF New
Years Day is the old fashioned "open
ouse" and Friday afternoon many
of the homes of San Antonio will be
thrown open TO the friends of the own
ers.
DR.. and Mrs. b. F. Stout will be at
home TO a group of friends from 4 80
to Z O'Clock in their home in West
Mistletoe avenue. Miss Ann Wilson
and Miss Lucille Lowrancc will greet
their friends from 4 to 6 o'clock in
Miss Wilson's home. Miss Durinda
Wright will be at home from . to 8
O'Clock in her home honoring Miss
Julia Kurtz of Pennsylvania.
In army circles there will be many
important receptions. General and
4 TO 6 o'clock in tn. Argonne Heights
Officers club. General and Mrs. H.
B. Fiske viii be at home from 8 to 4
O'Clock in their qua,ters to the mem
bers of the 4th Infantry Brigade. Colo
mel and Mrs. f. L. Munson will re-
ceive the members of the Doth InfGn-
try from 4 TO O'Clock in their quar-
tiers and Colonel and Mrs. John De-
Witt will receive from 4 to O'Clock
in the quarters for the LIST Infantry.
At Kelly Field, Colonel and Mrs. C.
C. Culver will entertain with nm open
house and tea dansant from 3 TO Z
o'clock in the Aviation Club.
~ e ~
The Kappa Theta fraternity will
entertain with tea dansant Friday
afternoon from 4 to o'clock in the
Alamo Country club.
- - ~
Mrs. Fl. S. Piland entertained at 1
o'clock Thursday with a luncheon in
her home in West Laurel street CON-
'plimenting Miss Mae Logan Ship of
Ennis. the house guest of her sister,
Mrs. B. C. Thompson, in West Mistle-
toe avenue.
About the table which was deco
rated with silver vase of red roses
and cleaning red tapers in silver can
dlesticks were seated Miss Shipp, Mrs.
B. G. Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Bald
win, Miss Lillian Baldwin, Miss Ruth
Huey, Mrs. H. K. Stanard, Miss Doro-
thy Marian Stanard. Mrs. F. Bolton
Davies, Miss Elsa Erler and the host
ess.
y - *
The marriage Of Howard Field Win.
tiers and Miss Edith Wright was SOL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
TWO CRATES OF EGGS
STOLEN FOR PARTY

Members Of the Burglars Union,
who recently tried to steal q steam
roller from a paving company for
political purposes, are going TO watch
the old year out and the new in around
a barrel Of egg-nog.
Detectives are planning TO call on
prohibition agents to assist in dis
persing the gathering. providing they
can find the assembly hall.
They are sure that the party will
be held Two crates Of eggs were
unwillingiy contributed by the Snyder
Produce company, West Commerce
street.
The eggs were taken from in front
# the company's place of business.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
yEhl-plsunCE
LAW REVIVED
IN MEXICO
|ocree Without Residential
litigation Possible in
Cuernavaca.

}l[ExICO CITY. Dee. 31.-The
3 suspended divorce law Of Cuern-
-, In the state of Morelos, has
~ revived in more liberal form than
<r- 1t retains virtually all its orig
- features, only making it necessary
the parties to express a wish to
uerec. 1T does not now require
1ence of a month, as formerly,
ever, and it is only necessary for
nan and wife to petition the gov
-. Notification of a desire Cor
|11Epe will be made through legal
~ published in Cuernavaca.
larry Grace, so-called divorce
Of Mexico. visited Cuernavaca
1(Iny to use his influence to have
y law established. He said:
II e extremely difficult for Amer
~ visiting Mexico to secure di-
1Eceg in Sonora and Yucatan. In
|ncxnayaca. it is comparatively easy.
~ now on / expect to file not less
IN is complaints daily. There will
} 10 difficulty, and the Cuernavaca
~ seems to be designed to stand the
|gt Of legality in the United States. :"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
WANDERS
OUT OF HOSPITAL

"Uncas, the Last of the Mohicans,
walked the streets of San Antonio
Thursday"
At least, it appeared as if such were
true to Patrolmnn Quicken.
he rubbed his eyes to see if be
were dreaming. No, straight toward
him came the INDIAN" his body GOV.
cred with the ample folds of blanket.
Civilized INDIAN" thought the 20.
liceman rs he noticed that the man
wore shoes and socks.
But an uncivil one he found. The
man refused to give his name or an.
swer any questions.
The patrolman sent him to the sta.
ton. Later, it was found he had
wandered away from the Robert b.
Green Hospital, where he has been a
patient since being injured in an auto
mobile accident.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
WOMAN ASKS POLICE
TO COLLECT $3.50

@Eighty-nine dollars and fifty
cents"
Even in the name of friendship it
is too much, says Leigh Street wom-
an.
But even in the spirit of revenge
she refuses to make ir an even 500.
She wants only $500 from a man,
whose name she has given the police
because:
He gave her a worthless check for
500.
He wrecked her automobile and re-
fuses to pay a repair bill of S54.50.
Finally, he owes her SIS for room
rent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
GRAYBURG GETS CITY
GASOLINE CONTRACT

The Grayburg Oil company, lowest
bidder, will supply the city with gaso-
line for the next six months. Accord
ing to James Simp; purchasing
agent.
Lubricating oil. however, will be
supplied by the Oriental Oil COM
pany.
The city commission awarded con-
tracts to the two companies on the
recommendation Of Mr.. Simpson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

The New Years tea to have been
given by Mrs. j. A. Savage for the
members of the Association of Uni
versity Women has been indefinitely
postponed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
OFFICERS SEEK WOLF
IN SLEEPS CLOTHING

Detectives are looking for a "wolf
In sleeps clothing" at the request Of
II. Weiner. clothing merchant Of SO7
West Commerce street.
This particular specie of that ami
NAL is a two-legged thief and on sue.
cessive days, Tuesday and Wednesday.
preyed upon the merchant.
Each day he has taken an over.
coat from display racks in front Of
Weiner's store.
They were lined with sheepskin,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
SCOUT TROOP NO. 10,
AWARDED S. PRIZE

Troop No. 10. Boy Scouts of Amer
lea, fund. was increased by So We'd
nesday, when Arthur Michael. scout
commissioner, presented the troop with
n 80 bill as prize for having at
tanned the highest attendance record
during the months of October, Novem
Der and December. over the other
troops of the Alamo Council area.
Troop No. 10 is sponsored by the
knights of Columbus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31

emnized at / 80 o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon in st. Marks Episcopal church
with Rev. Sylvester p. Robertson Off
ciating.
During the ceremony, Oscar J. Fox
played softly on the organ. ITO a
Water Lily and "Call Me Thine
Own" Mrs. Bryan Briscoe, sister of
the groom, was the matron of honor
and preceded the bride who entered
with her father and was met at the
altar by the groom and his best man,
Denton Wright, brother of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winters left after the
ceremony for a short wedding trip.
The bride was attired in spring en-
semble of ashes of roses and green
and wore a hat cad carried access
SORES of blond. She also wore a sor-
sage Of pink carnations.
- - -
The German club will entertain at
10 80 O'Clock With n pirate costume
dance Thursday nirht in La Placeta.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Cooper and Mr..
and Mrs. G. z. Guilt will entertain
with open house in Milligan's Lodge at
Medina Lake Friday all day compli-
menting their son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Minor Z. Guilt, whose mar
riage took place Saturday. Mrs. Mi
nor Culli was formerly Miss Alice
Cooper.
- - -
Leslie J. Byrd, a student of the
University of Texas at home for the
holidays, will entertain with a lunch
con at / o'clock Thursday in his home
in S. blackberry street followed by n
Majestic theater rarity. There will
be IS guests.
- y -
The New Years tea to have been
given by Mrs. j. A. Savage for the
members of the Association of Uni
versity Women has been indefinitely
- - -
Judge and Mrs. Ed Haltom have as
heir house guests their children. Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Drake. who have been
touring in Europe for the past four
and Mrs. J. L. Henning and
children OF Lake Charles, La.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

+ Thursday-Mr. and Mrs. Will 4
+ liam Will and Miss Marjorie I
+ viii entertain with buffet sup I
+ per in their home. Mr.. and Mrs. I
+ Charles D. Hall entertain with I
+ a party in their home. The I
= Alamo Country club entertains !
= with n watch party.
= Friday-The IA. ,pa Theta fra. !
+ ternity entertains from 4 to Z
+ o'clock with tea dansant in the I
= Alamo Country club. General !
= and Mrs. Paul r. Malone enter I
:. tain from 4 to 6 o'clock in the I
; Argonne Heights Officers club. I
j. General and Mrs. Fl. h. Fiske !
+ receive from 3 20 4 O'Clock in 4
+ their quarters. Colonel and Mrs. I
= c. G. Culver entertain with tea !
+ dance from 3 to Z o'clock in the :
+ Aviation club in Kelly Field. !
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-31
(Advertisementl

1926 is going to be some year. Get
busy and be prepared to welcome it.
We have fireworks, razzoos. horns.
confetti, novelty hats, serpentines and
everything needed to celebrate with.
GEO. KEENE, Druggist.
Cor. So. Flores and Military Plaza.
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ADVERTISEMENT

NOtice!!. Kincard circulating IL
3-ary now Altgelt circulating library.
j23 E. Houston st. Gibbs Bldg. Old
memberships still good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

without feeling. Dick knew that
what she was telling him wR1 tho
ugly truth. Drop by drop she drank
her misery
She began with her visit 10 Way.
burns rooms She ended with the
story OF her struggle with LinEard
In the private dining room where
she had gone with him
Dick eltuchsd his hands
You! Going to such place with
man like Lingard.' he said
Letting him look YOU over. 10 rec
n you'd do for a chorus Girl IN his
cursed show YOU Ny
Wife,,
He grosned
well, IN say this for Llugard --
he was crazy about my looks" Gloria
told him complaccnuy. And he was
very nice AZ first. But when no got
fresh well. just smashed
n glass right IN his face never was
50 frightened In an my born days
She shivcrcd. Her uttls
shoulders shook
At that Dick rose and went 10 her
Shc laid her head on his breast,
Don't hate me." she begged
But he turned away.
run upstairs and wash your face
while ! make some coffee for you"
no said grufriy
why cant RnnEhild make ~
what uro you paying her for7" she
asked.
"RAughlld left a week ago Dick
answered II figured that you were
gone for good, YOU sec. And besides
NO can't afford a housemnid any
more You Just won, get Il
into your head that we're poor. viii
you. Glory7"
From the doorway Gloria stared at
him Then sho flung him three
words.
"sun talking money" she said,
contcmptuously
She picked Nd her bag and went
upstairs. ~ the top OF the flight
she paused
on ono side OF tho hall was the
double room that she aud Dick had
shared until his Illness, on the other
was tho spare" bedroom Hcr
toile; things and cushions wero attn
I'm IL.
Gloria hesitatcd for n long mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
buttons.

The Turns stepped up close and looked at JNggIe Jlnps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

made a courtesy and Nick made
bow and JuggIe jump nodded
Would you mind telling me why
you need so many buttons?" asked
Nancy. lis 1t because you arc
afraid Of sneezing them off. or get
ting too fat, or something's
NO. nothing like that" said jug.
gle Jump. You will see printing
on them. Each button has use"
May we look?' asked Nick.
Certainly" said her Royal High.
ness. You will have to know
sooner or later anyway. because I
am going to have Juggic Jump go
with you on your next adventure"
The Twins stepped UP close and
looked at Juggle Jumps buttons.
One button said tall" one said
short" one said "fat." one said
thin" one said very big" an.
other. very small" and so on
down One said invisible" one
said fast" one SLOW" and others
said things just as unusual
what do they all mcan?" cried
Nick in wonder.
Just what they say," said jug.
gle Jump. 81 can make myself into
any sort OF a person wish by
pressing certain button. I'll show
you exactly what / mean"
SO he put his finger on the but.
ton that said tail"
Instantly he started TO stretch un.
VI his head touched the ceiling.
But not stopping there. It con.
tinued toward tho window, thru
which II went. neck following, ana
In another minute It came in at
the window on tho other side OF the
room.
II can keep on going IL you like"
said Juggle Jump. "Onco went
80 far as TO hunt up II new sun.
spot"
"Oh, that's far enough cried
Nancy, who was becoming extreme.
~ worried about his poor.ncck.
Next I'll touch the button which
says short" said Juggle Jump.
So hs pressed another button, and
instantly his head and neck not
only nhrank back into place, but
kept on shrinking until he disap-
peared inside Of his shoes, and oven
tho shoes nll but vanished
Really Jugglc Jump shoes and
all were no larger than lHdybug.
"its most useful" he remarked
returning to bis usual size by press.
ing another button. II am at your
service"
And 20 the Twins started on an
other adventure with Juggle Jumr
TO look for puffa missing buttons
tTo he Coniinued)
tcopyrisht, 1926, N. u. A. Service, Inc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

ment, Then she went quickly into
tho room that had been Dicks and
hers She buthed her eyes. smoothed
her hair and went downstairs TO
have her coffee.
sho left hor bag, standing open. on
one Of the twin beds
Two hours later, when she came
upstairs again. the bag was gone
Gloria looked all around tho room
FOR u.
Then shc crossed tho hall into tho
guest room There tho haE sloodl ON
tho floor beside the single bod Dick
must have put Il there.
AN right" Gloria shrugged her
shoulders. III that's the way he
feels about me. should worry
But sho did gorryl Hurt ana hu.
inflated. she boItod the door Of tho
room.
An hour later she heard Dick
come upstairs Tho door on the
other side OF the hall closed softly
In tho lonely quiet OF the room
that had been Gloria's and his. Dick
Gregory faced his problem that night
Above all other living things. he
loved tho woman who lay asleep in
the room across tho hall, ilo wanted
10 take her bfck, and he was afraid
10 do Il.
Ilo was afraid to trust his happi-
ness 20 Gloria againl
He had been beside himself for the
last week. since tho day when he
had come home 10 find her gone, ,.
He had felt SURF that she had left
him FOR stanley wayburu. GloFia's
story bore out his fears. in part lie
wondered tho 49, and his nails biz deep
into his palms at the thought - II
sho told him tho whole truth.
Could he believe herr Dick didn't
know whether he could or not. Clio.
ria had lied TO him 30 many times
before
And suppose she got tired OF
sticking around tho house" again.
and ran away what then?
Dick shook his head He was in n
torment OF doubt
The door behind him swung slowly
open.
Before he turned TO look. Dick
knew that Gloria stood there. His
senses know her.
she stood there tn her white night
gown. Her naked feet. spread 20 the
floor. showed white and slim. She
was ike some lovely lily rising bu-
psrbly on "A slender stem.
Dick" she gave a little smothersd
oFy. Don, hate me- Don't treat
me Ike this. I can, stand itF'
She rushed 20 him and lgid her
head down on hts knees. crying
noisily like child
This isn't the way 20 hold me .
shn said drawing a long bohblnE
breath. by keeping yourself away
from me and treating me Ike
an outeastE
I'm not trying 10 hold you,
Glory" Dick said quietly. You can
so tomorrow, n you Ike
Gloria looked up al him. Surprise
filled her eyes,
Don't sou love me any moFs7
Don't you want me to live with you
ans mnre7' abe asked
Dick slowly shook his head
Not unless YOU'RE ready 10 settle
down" he said firmly III you stR5
here. youIl have TO stay on my
terms this time You'n have to cut
on, running around with May Soy.
uour on these drinking parties. And
you'll have 10 kpueklc down and do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Acid Stomach
phillips Milk OF Magnesia"
Better than Soda

Hereafter. instead OF SODA, take n
little Phillips Milk Of Magnesia" in
water any time for indigestion or
Hour, acid, gasgy stomach, and relief
will come instantly.
For fifty years genuine Phillips
Mix OF Magnesia" has been pre-.
scribed by physicians because 1t over
comes three times as much acid in
.he stomach as a saturated solution
of bicarbonate Of soda, leaving the
stomach sweet and FREQ from all
gases. IT neutralizes acid fermenta.
tons in the bowels and gently urges
the souring waste from the system
without purging. Besides, II is more
pleasant TO take than soda. Insist
upon Phillips" twenty-five cent
bottles. any drugstore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

York TO be with stan7' she asked.
NO. indeed Although / did see
him.
Sure YOU saw him. Dick broke
in. Sure sou saw him. You know
sou followed him to New York, And
know 81! SO what's the use Of
lying? Stick 70 the TRUTH His lis.
came down hard on the arm Of his
chair
Gloria started. All right, she
thought. sho would tell him the
truth! She'd le; him have IL, II that
was what no wanted
She told him almost ali OF u.
Her voice was low and fiat. almost