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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

G f ALQUILA magnffico local pro-
pio para tienda, industrial, far
macia, etc. Edificio de concrete, Ca
lie Dos Hermanos esquina Carre-
terra, Parada 10, Santurce. Renta
$4,000. Informara S. Lena Co,
Tel. 631, Santurce 0 4R6 San Juan.
II
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NIO OLYIDE Que tenemos EIagti-

cos, Redecillas, Alfileres, Hor-
quilIas, Imperdibles, Botones, Hi
los, Sedas, Lanas, Agujas, Hiladillo,
Cintas, Trencillas, Etc. Todo 10 me-
iOr. GIUSTI. "A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

CT VENDE. En- Condado SO frerts
q Ia escuela Luchetti / autom6v1I
Chevrolet de 5 pasajeros. Con POGO
uso. Sc da barato por ausentarse Ell
Gueflo. Puede verse por las mafanas.
S-13
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RUENA OCAsION.- Sc realiza

los siguientes artfculos. dos es-
critorios, una gran GAIA Registrado
ra, una maquina de Sumar-Burrogh
GAIA de caudales, archivo de cartas
Y varios muebles para oficina; ade-
mas un piano. Un trosito Ford con
GAIA atras y un autom6vil Chevro-
let. Todo casi nuevo y precios de
OCCASION. Informes telefonos 10S,
1850 Oficins Tetuan s, San Juan.
211
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

PIANO: Compre uno en- buen esta-
do Y pOr POGO dinero. Tel6fono
Al aZul, Santurce. A
~>~'~s~S~"~<"Ne~SNsA~<>s%
sc NENDEN arb0litos de torOnias.
chinas, sangrinarias, mandari-
mas Y dennis classes: Informara c.
c. Highley, Rinc6n, p. r. 40
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

HOTEL CENTRAL Sc vende en-
Adjuntas, por tenerse que ausen-
tar su duena, esta frente la plaza,
es de concrete armada, tiene dos
plantas, con Is habitaciones. Pida
informes apartado 113, Adjuntas, P.
r. S-2o
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MAQUINARIA INDUSTRIAL, m,

torres, calderas, aserraderos, bonn
bas de vapor Y centrffugas, mezcla-
doras de cemento, trituradoras de
piedras, compresores, etc. CONSUL
TAS GRATIS. +. a. ORTIZ, Ed.fi-
clio 'El Mundo''. 3-26
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EMPREsA DE MUDANzAs.-s

desea hacer una mudanZa rapi-
da, economica. con absolute garan-
tia de su sus muebles lame al 1872
azul, Santurce y ser& atendido eff
caZmente. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

RUTTERICK Las modas de esta
casa son las mejores, mensual-
mente recibimos (Figurines, patro-
neS. Agentes exclusives. GIUSTI.
Al
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GE VENDE casa MADEIRA en- Con-
dado, fresca, c6moda, cinco ha-
bitaciones, magnfficO vecindariO, so
lar de 750 metros. Informaran te-
l6fono 5G5 San Juan. $40
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06
NHAQUINAs de escribir. de sumar

MAQUINAS de escribir, de sumar
Y cualesquiera otras de oficina
seran reparadas por expertos ope-
rarios Ell nuestro taller Luna, es-
quina Salud, Ponce. PedrOgO Type
writer Service. 4-3
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cuELDo ! coMIsIoN.-Necesitc

agentes activos para coIocar mi
. GEOGRAFIA C.OMPLETA DE
PUERTO RICO. yenta faciHsina;
buena remuneration. Exijo garan,-
tfas, referencias. Claudio Cap6, San
Juan, P. r. q SO
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DARA LINIPIAR METALES: En-

vie 80 centavOs en- sellos Y lie
remitiremos un paiio magicO ale
man, porte franco. Lopez Nussa Y
Co, San Juan. 3-14
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SE VENDEN 5 vacas Y una novilla
del pals. Informardn tel6fono
327, Santurce o apartado Il Hato
Reys s5tss- ga 2-17
~.~~~sN>>~~~-~>>I>
TAQUIGRAFA: Seiiorita coli prac
tica suficiente ofrece sus servi-
clos como tai , en- trabajos de Off
Gina, Referencias satisfaction.
Box 214 Tel 927 ". San Juan.
.es.-, s & lgtrasf- 81 RIO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

S0LICITA C0LOCACION con fa-
milia que Sc embarque para Z.
Z. Tiene buenas referencias, entien
de ingl6s. Puede cuidar ninos. In
fOrmard, San Crist6bal No. - al
tos, San Juan. $40
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

EINCAS: Yendo una 16S cuerdas,
cineo minutes RIO Piedras, otra
20 cuerdas, propias para lecher1a y
cala. Facilidades pago. InformarA
c. Jim6nez, Hato Rey, Stop 35h,
Box 139. 3-11
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

SE VENDE. Por no poderlO aten-
der su dueno un cstablecimiento,
en- 10 mas c6ntricO de la calle de
San Francisco. YidIieras a la calle
espaciosa tienda. Informaran Box
S31, San Juan, Z. r. 3-19
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VENDO CASA MADEIRA monta

Ga concrete. TRES dormitor1oS;
saIa, comedor, cOcina, bafIO, inodo-
ro, garage, solar 200 metros. todo
en- $2,200. Gale 8 No. 10, Capetillo,
Rio Piedras.
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para LAS CANAS.- |

PARA LAS CANAS.- Use aqua
cOlonia "LA CARMELA''. Es un
productO maravillosO Da al cabello
canoso su color natural. preci0 $3.50
frascO. GIUSTI. ii
~~sGN<~INe~~~N~~>ON~~
SE VENDE por no poderla aten-
dero tienda tejidos, punto exec
lente, hay cOntrato, muchas facili-
dades. Dirigirse Box 135, Gautier
Benftez IA, Caguas. 3-1O
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CENORA DE COMPANIA: De bue

mas condolences personales sin
pretenciones desea conseguir agre-
go con buena familia. ApartadO
No. 100, Juncos, p. r. AZ
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$1600.0O.-Por no poderla adminlss
trar, vendo casa esquina concrete
MADEIRA, magnifico algibe, $50 metros
propia para establecimieno Y viven-
da. Pueblo Viejo, Carretera 25. Infor-
mes M. A, Box 2ae, San Juan. 8-2o
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p~~~4~>~s~~s~~~s~
I INA PIANOLA con records. EN-
buen estado, espl6ndidas voces,
bOnito mueble. con 75 records. Tabu
rete. PreciO $475.O0 de contado. In
fOrmardn Box 80, San Juan, P. r.
3-19
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

&c VENDE barato un bonito cha
let de concrete, recientemente
construfdo en- calle Canals Sc ofre-
cen facilidades para ell pago. Pida
informes telGfono % verde, Santur-
ce. 3-12
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CE ALQUILA casa en- calle An
drade Stop 22-1I2. Tres departa-
IIentos. uno con aparador, mostra-
dor. Propio para tienda, cafetin, Ba-
Ear puesto Ieche. Tnfcrmara Hotel
Alcazar. Telefono 1919, San JUAN.
IS. E-.--- &c
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

SE VENDE cajas registradoras.
2 vitrinas del pals, Balanza
automdtica GO lbs. capacidad) to-
do en- perfectO estado. Informard
(Caf6 ell Cialeno) Sol No. SO, San
Juan. 3-16
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-06

NR JAMES e. JOHNSON.-Den.
tista. Gabinete de Rayos X.
Allen &C al lado de Merino. P.
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CE YENDE zen Rio Piedras, calle
Dos, esquina Giorgetti, una ca
sa de concrete, con solar y cuatro
habitaciones. Dirfjase a los tel6fo-
nos S2S rojo 1923. Santurce. 81
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Il 'TAQUIGRAFIA, en- inglGs Y espa
mol, una hora diaria, por $500
mensuales. FL lunes, 9 de MARIO Sc
abrira un nuevo curse. COLEGIO
ROYAL GREGG, Allen so, San
Juan, P. R., telefono 1922 rojo. $40
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
TOLTON LEMMONS is
STAR IN HOXIE GAME
CONTINUED from first pagel-

ME Shivley, who went to center. This
reconstructed lineup Immediately start
ed a drive for touchdown, with Lem
mons and Leon Brown making the big
gains. Hoxie held ON their One-yard
line and punted. Then TOltOn got
started Aided by a seven yard plunge
by Brown, Lemmons worked the ball
to the Hoxie eight-yard line. Start
ing on an end run, Tolton saw hole
between Wells and Spikes and plung-
ed eight yards and over the goal with
ont being touched by a tackler. The
kick for extra point went wild.
Soon after the last period opened,
POca started for another touchdown.
The entire backfield worked well in
this drive, Frank Rogers, Lemmons,
Brown and SchOonover all adding
yardage through the holes opened mp
by their line. After the ball was
worked to within a foot of the goal
Schoonover smashed through for the
touchdown. Richardson placed per-
feet field goal for the extra point.
A rush for third touchdown was
stopped fifteen yards from completion
by the timekeeper's signal which ended
the game
The individual stars of the game
were SchOOnover and Lemmons in the
backfeld and SchoOnover, Bates and
Richardson in the line. Johnnie Shiv-
ley handled the center's job like a
veteran and Paul Spikes, at left guard,
showed up as well as big Lester, the
regular left guard. Frank Rogers and
Cloyd Spikes, backs, failed to get away
for any gains on Offense, but formed an
air tight secondary defense, against
both passes and runs.
In the first half Blankenship wak-
ed well on passes and at taekling and
in the last half Brown tore off some
smashing gains, but these two were
watched so closely they were almost
completely smothered by tacklers al
most every time they attempted to
carry the ball. Gray broke through for
some brilliant defensive work in the
first quarter but was so viciously buff
feted by his big opponent that he was
forced from the game after the first
half.
For Hoxie, Lane, center, Andrews,
tackle and Heathcote, fullback, gave
the Poca boys more opposition than all
the other eight Hoxie players.
Poca goes to Corning next Wednes-
day for the second game of the year
with the Corning High team.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
RIGGERS

A. b. Lane made special trip up in
Missouri Sunday, returning Monday
Mrs. 4. Il. Lane and son, Harold,
who have been visiting at Cape Girar-
deau and st. Louis for the past few
days, returned home Sunday.
Wendell and Arland Luter of st.
Louis are here visiting homefolks.
w. w. johnson and family moved
TO the ]. ID. Riley farm Monday. Clar-
ance Graham will occupy the house
vacated by Mr.. johnson.
Rev. w. Il. Cooper filed his regular
appointment at Success Sunday and
attended fourth quarterly conference
there Monday morning.
Harold Tyler of Pocahontas was seen
on our streets Monday
Mrs. Iva Redwine of Reyno was
here Monday visiting relatives.
Some of our local sports went duck
hunting Monday. They reported lots
of ducks and a very good days kill.
What do you think of war? Is war
wrong? Is il ever right for a Chris
tian TO engage in war? Hear this sub
ject debated Sunday night. Nov. & at
the Biggers EpwOrth League at the
Methodist church League starts
promptly at 6 80. Affirmative, Harry
and Dottie Wilmington; negative,
Marvin Lawson and Audrey Luter
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
LONE OAK

Charley Tharp and wife were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Sunday.
Grandma Hibbard visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. Martha Johnson, Sunday.
Misses Gertha Webb and villa Smith
visited Beulah and Gladys Rose Sun
day.
GLADYS L. Johnson, DOna Pender-
grass. Mabel Minnie and Jewel Tharp,
Gladys Cook were dinner guests Of
Elsie and Bertha Buckley Sunday
Grandma Simpson visited her son,
Tommie Simpson, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Grandma Hibbard visited Mrs. Ora
Tharp Sunday night.
VIII Rose and wife were shopping
in Manson Saturday
Il. l.. Mondy made a business trip TO
the hills Friday
Bro. ID. c. Jones was a dinner guest
Of Gus Timer and wife Sunday. He
filed his regular appointment here
Saturday night and Sunday Bro.
Sharp delivered a very interesting ser
mon Sunday night
George Tyler and family, Joe ThOmp-
son and family, Herbert Cooper, Bro.
Webb and Bro. Sharp were dinner
guests of Il. l.. MOndy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Linn are attend
ing the bedside of their daughter, Mrs.
Joe Long, near Delaplaine.
Joe Thompson and family were visit
ing Uncle Geo Tyler the first of the
week.
Bro. Sharp and Bro. Jones visited
Mrs. Erva Buckley and family Satur-
day night
Bessie, the little S-year old daugh-
ter of Mrs. Erva Buckley, pulled forty
two pounds of bolls in about one and
one half hours Monday evening. Call
her champion or not, she sure can
work.
Minnie Tharp took supper with
Maize Cook Sunday.
Edward Buckley and Novella Tyler
took dinner with Zelma Mondy sun
| day.
Mabel Tharp and Elsie Buckley were
supper guests of Gladys i. johnson
Sunday night.
Remember Sunday school every sun
day at 10 o'clock. Everybody is in
vited to come and take a part
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
MANSON


We are sorry to hear that Miss Zel-
ma Romines is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
We want to announce to all farmers,
an agricultural meeting to be held at
the Manson school house Saturday
night. November 7th. This is your in
dividual interest, farmers. Let's all
attend.
Mrs. Ruby Smith of Walnut Ridge
visited Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Taylor
Monday.
Thomas Brady of the st. Louis Cot
ton Company was business caller at
Manson last Friday.
Business still seems to be rushing
around here.
Herman Sykes decided he was tired
of life of single cussedness so enter
ed one of double blessedness when
Miss Birdie Elliott decided to say yves"
and both hied away to Old Walnut
Ridge and had Rev. Castleberry to tie
the knot which says Two are one"
Best wishes.
Il. NJ. Hackworth and j. NJ. Brown
of BristOw had business i'm Manson
this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Holland and
family and Mrs. Elsie Holland Brown
are preparing to move to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Holder and
family have moved to Cabool, Mo.
Roy James of Holmes was caller
at Manson last week.
Lem Davis and j. c. Timer of Car
ter were business callers here one day
the past week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Thornton visited G. c.
Sage and family Sunday.
Mrs. Ike Doyle, Mrs. Earl Jackson
and baby and Ruby Nelson made n
business trip to Walnut Ridge Mon
day.
Miss Ruby Nelson visited her sister,
Pearl Nelson. at Carter over Sunday.
Say it with type, flowers die.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
WATER WILEY

Boil pulling is the order of the day.
Mrs. Ann Haas spent Saturday with
Mrs. Yergie Blansett.
The party at W. NJ. Clark's Satur-
day night was well attended and all
reported nice time.
Misses Louise, Ola and LEILA Perrin
of Birdell visited LOuise's sister. Mrs.
Vergie Blansett, at this place Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Clifford Romines and family visited
Mrs. Romines' father and mother here
from Saturday until Sunday.
Miss Dixie HaulcrOft spent the week
end with her aunt, Mrs. w. NJ. Clark.
Fayette Tyer and wife made bust
ness trip to POcahOntas Saturday.
Otis Wells and family visited Mrs.
Wells parents, Joe Blansett's, here
recently.
spent the week end with their neice,
Mrs. Nell Clark, at this place.
Joe Blansett was on our sick list
last week.
Hazel Jackson of Oconee visited
Mrs. Nell Clark from Saturday until
Monday.
Leo Davis spent Saturday night with
James and Cleo Haas.
Ann Camp and children took dinner
at w. j. Blansett's Sunday.
Jake Hufstedler and Frank Perrin
visited special friends here Sunday.
Misses Ola, Leila and Louise Perrin
took dinner with Mrs. DOllie Dean
Saturday.
J. f.. Dupey from southeast Missouri
was seen on our streets Monday.
Guy Blansett, who has been sick
for the past three months with typhoid
fever, is able to be up at this writing.
Saw il with tVne HOWers die
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
UNION

Most every farmer here is boiling
his cotton. To pick it would mean on
all-winter job.
Miss Lena HagoOd spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Cassie
Spencer.
A. r. Swindle and Earl Johnson are
hauling their cotton bolls to Success.
The musical entertainment at Mr..
and Mrs. J. |. Smiths Saturday night
was enjoyed. by all present.
This community was shocked to hear
Of the death of Mr.. Alex Parks, form
erly of this place, but lately at Tama,
Iowa. We understand that he was
buried in Illinois. The bereaved ones
have our heartfelt sympathy.
J. w King and son, Lehman, are at
Earl Johnsons this week pulling bolls.
A. +. Swindle and wife and Greeley
Swindle and family motOred to ReynO
and Biggers last Sunday afternoon.
G. w. Green and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Green's daughter. Mrs.
Troy Graham, and family.
Miss Lorene Smith spent last Thurs
day with Mrs. Grace Johnson.
Cromer Hinton and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Hinton spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Ezra Brown and
family of near Success
Dee Johnston and family and Leecil
Poor spent saturday night and Sun
day with Ray Johnston and family
Mrs. Ben ChOate and baby. Corene,
spent last Tuesday night with her par
ents, W. l.. Johnson's.
Keith Jones spent Saturday night
with Ray Swindle.
A. A. Rapert Of Blodgett. Mo, was
visiting relatives and friends here last
week end.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
MIDDLEBROoK

Rev. S. l.. Johnston of Morley, Mo.
came down on business Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Carrens has moved tc
her home i'm MiddlebroOk the past
week
Singing was excellent Saturday
night.
Scott Crotts came home Saturday for
a stay over until Monday. He
started the building of a new house
Saturday.
Lewis Johnston attended quorum
court at POcahontas Wednesday and
Thursday
Wesley Henson and family visited Z.
Il. Lindsey Saturday night
J. G. Jones had business in Doni-
phan last week.
Crawford Hamm went over to w
l.. Mock's Sunday after his wife, Jes-
sic.
Sunday school was well attended
Sunday. We invite any and all to
come.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
holland

As man thinketh in his heart, so
is he
Thanks, Ingram, for the bouquet you
tossed us.
Mrs. Ed Brown is reported quite
sick at this writing,
Il. NJ. Sisson of Imboden visited
relatives here last Sunday.
Il. l.. Freeman was a Sunday morn
ing caller with c. f. Moore.
Dorwan Ragan transacted business
on the Pearl Barnes farm last Mon
day.
Mrs. V. O. Prather and Miss Alma
Prather were pleasant Monday after
noon callers with Mrs Evalyn SissOn
win Looney of Portia was trans
acting business and shaking hands
with old acquaintances here last Tues
day morning.
Claud Moore says he has sold so
much beef this season that he is
ashamed to look calf in the face.
Newt Davis, John Clark, Pearl
Barnes, B. NJ. Leathers and son, Guy
represented holland in PocahOntas last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess StaytOn and fam
| lily and Mrs. frankie Oglesby and fam
lily of Cedar Ridge spent Sunday visit
| ing Noland relatives.
Hugh Thomas has returned from
Little Rock where he went to be eX-
amined for an increase in his pension.
| He is disabled of having been gassed
in the late war
Miss Ruth Ferguson entertained the
community young folks most delight
fully at her home at Cedar Ridge on
Halloween night, honoring the newly
weds, Mr. and Mrs Paul Ferguson.
O. A. Greenleaf is delivering the
fruit trees and nursery supplies which
our citizens ordered from his firm
through his agency, earlier in the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Prather of
De Soto, Mo. and Mrs. Zollie Ginter
and husband of st. Louis, Mo-. attend
ed the " o. Prather funeral services
and visited relatives here last week
b. f. Sisson and Claude Moore trans
acted business in Pocahontas last Mon
day. c. f. swapped a team of horses
to Joe Sallee for a span of mules.
Each declares he made "stavin' good
trade"
Albertha, your terrapin must be
hard to catch as we haven't seen you
riding in on him yet When you start
don't forget to inform his turtleship
about the speed law, that has been
invented since he was, or you both
might get in bad.
Everybody come and bring someone
with YOU" physical impOssibility. If
everyone came of. his own accord, there
would be no one to be brought A boy
would even have te step lively to keep
up with his best girl.
Friday evenings late rain last week
caused some trouble i'm this commun-
ity. Travellers on the road any dis
tance from shelter were thoroughly
drenched and chilled; many cotton
wagons were caught across Mill Greek !;
funeral party had to transfer from
cars to wagons ON their return home
on account Of miry roads. Mrs. Lulu
Conner was picking cotton in a field
which lay across a slough from her
home. Water rose in the slough and
having no boat she and her four little
children were forced to spend the night
in their cotton pen. Meanwhile her
husband was frantically endeavoring
to get word to their homes over the
phone from Shannon, where he had
taken a load of cotton, that he could
not get home that night. A neighbOr,
hearing an unusual cOmmOtiOn among
their stock the day following, went to
investigate and, taking a boat, trans
ferred the family from their enforced
camp to their home.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
To Stop a Cough Quick

take HAYES HEALING HONEY, a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the infamed and irritated tissues
A box of GROVES 0-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and
Group l. enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from Cold or Group.
The Healing effect Of Hayes Healing Honey i'm
side the throat combined with the healing effect Of
Groves O-Pen-Trate Salve through the pores Of
he skin soon stops a cough.
Both remedies are packed In one carton and ths
cost OF the combined treatment is S5c.
Just ask your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
STOP THAT ITCHING

If you suffer from any form of
skin diseases such as Itch. Eczema,
letter or Cracked Hands, Poison Oak,
Ring Worm, Old Sores or Sores on
Children. We will sell you Jar of
BLUE STAR REMEDY on a guar
antee. 1t will not stain your clothing
and has pleasant odor.
Palace Drug Store
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
PenetrateS Through
the Skin Clear
to the Bone
Lininent Called Mexican
Mustang has Strange Power

A lame back, a strained muscle or ach-
ing 'oiBts viii stop paining and become
limbc- and natural If you will apply a
little Of that old-fashioned liniment known
rs FleMcan Mustang, Druggists and
other authorities agree that its great
power 10 relieve pain is due to its magical
pen rating action-it goes through the
outer layers Of the skin without burning
or a trace Of blister, right TO the sore spot.
IL Is not like the smarting, strong
bur, ing mixtures usually known as lini-
men,s. no matter If all other outside
apri cations have failed, you will not be
disappointed with Mexican Mustang
Hnlment-it also heals cuts, burns and
sores and so makes valuable remedy to
havo in the home at all times. All drug
gists and wholesalers sell Mustang Linl-
ment or can get it for you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-11-05
( ozy Theatra
y WEEKLY PROGRAM

Friday Nov 6th-Frst National presents Barbara LaAar
and Bert yte in the big love SANDRA also Pathe
AFRICAN HUNTSAEN." Admission 10 cents.
Saturday, Nov 7th-Wllam Fox presents James
famous of the England
Hobart Bosworth and Pauline Starke Also Red Bird Comedy
Admission 10 and 20
Monday 9h-The big ~ picture "AAERICA" the
midnight ride Of Paul Revere, the thrilling
This truly big picture for all the school children a.
well the old folks Also Pathe News. Admission b
Tuesday Nov. 10th-Pathe Exchange
rs LOVE EVERYTHING" with Lillian Tashman Frank Aayo
H. b Warner, Alma Rubens and Walter McGra big reels
comedy Admission 10 and 20
Wednesday, 1th-Asocated First National presents Con-
"HER NIGHT OF ROMANCE Pahe Fables
Admission 10 and 20 cents