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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
ROCIO DE. FRANCIA

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pOCIO DE, FRANCIA Iegftimo
perfume exquisite, fresco, aca.
rbado de recibir. Frasco $1.39 CON-
.zALEZ PADIN, co. $50
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A LOS DUENOS DE AUTOAIO-
VILES :-Por $2.97 cash 0 G. O.
ID. lie. enviamos un aparato que lie
economizara 1000 de su gasto de
gasolina. The Wesco Co. Hormigue-
ros. p. r. 6-10,
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ESTRENIMTENTO y sus conse-
cuencias las Jaquecas, gases, BIZ
liosidad, urticaria, dlceras v reuma
tismo, desaparecen Rronto tomando
AKARALGIA, una cucharadita D
mas en- aqua antes del desayuno.
n@ 5-26
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kTADRES que crfan, Nifos debih-
tados, Hombres cansados Y Per
sonas en- salud, TODoS toman
VEENOTONIC que es el mejor To-
nicO- RecOnstituyente del sistema y
cspecialmente del cerebro Y los ner-
vios. Agradable al paladar. Distri-
buidores. Farmacta Solo Inc, Stop
is. 6-10
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CENoR1TA, cABALLERo. La Fo-
tograffa Gil, batiendo ell record
del arte. Sus nuevos 7estilos han lla-
mado la atencion al pnblico inteli-
gente. Su retoque no tiene competen
cia. San Francisco 42. Tel. 1886.
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VENDO por $1,000 dulcerla en- ca
lie Morovis No. g. Buena ellen
tela, bien acreditada. Tiene tres ma
quinarias fuerza motriz. Informard
Emiliano Hernandez Miguel Sosa
Mercado No. 3. Telefono 1919, San
Juan. 6-3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A RRIENDO LOCAL en- Allen II
propio para comerciO con vitri-
ma al frente. Informes Gregorio
Vague, Allen No. IS Tel. 3O2 ro-
jo, San Juan, p. II. p.
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CE ALQUILA CASA en- Miramar,
Avenida Fernandez, No. 5. Para
da II. Sitio fresqufsimo Y Tranquil
To-. A poca distancia de la parada
del trolley. Garage y doble servicio
sanitario. Esplendido patio. Inf6r-
mese AHORA. Tel. 936 negro, San
turce. $40
CANGA ESTUPENDA.- Sc ven
den dos AUTOMOBILES, un "Chevro-
let" "Hupmobile", este dltimo
cornpletamente nuevo.-Informara /:
telefono AL, San Juan.-Box 427,
5-21.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CE ALQUILAN dos casas de dos
plantas en- parada 1871, Carre-
terra nueva. Informes Luis de la
Cruz, calle Africa, teI6fono No. 1861
Santurce. 5-19
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NECESITANfOS VENDEDOR: -
Joven actfvo. que sepa bastante
ingles y con buenas referencias. Sal
vador r. Min Inc. Cristo IL, San
Juan, F. r. 5-21.
.-~1~~~~~>~>~>>
CE ALQUILAN dos habitaciones
en- casa de un matrimonio solo
prefi6rese otro matrimonio dos
personals solas. Avenida Asia, Stop
%, telefono 824 verde, Santurce.
5121.
1~1~s~~uN~sN.~@
.CALLINAS AMERICANS WIFI
TELEGHORN por no poder aten
derlas, yende 300, buenas ponedo-
ras, con su correspondence ndmero
de gallos. Box 1923, San Juan, P.
n. 5-21.
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CE ALQULAN los altos de la ca
sa NJ 8, calle de Pujols, parada
25, en- $500. Tiene 5 habitaciones,
sala, comedor Y servicio. Informe-
sra z73. azul, Santnrce. p. Gambia
& Co. p.
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ST0aALIx sAIz DE cARLos

cFOAIALIX GAIZ DE CARLOS
rs un patentizado de prestigio
mundial no hay NADIA mejor para
Las molestias del est0mago intes-
tfnos solicftelo en- las buenas Far
macias. Distribuidores GonzdIez
Padfn 90. GA
~esSsSsSS~s~s~ses@s~ ~4e<~~~~N~~S<Se
CE ALQBIT4A CHALET construc-
ci6n moderna. cerea bafios mar
trolley y Parqne. Garage etc. Allan
tic Ave. No. 4, telefonO 100 Rojo.
Santurce. Tambien Sc yenden nue.
bles haxatlsimoa E24
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2 ExTRAVIADA cartera de Alfonso

=. AIIttlAN1AADA cartera de AItonsso
Ruiz, conteniendo documentos
masonieos de Logia Yirtud y Or
den, Carlpano, Venezuela. Perdi7
dos entire San Anton, Carolina y
San Juan. Informes, jose Raola,
frente Plaza Colon. 5-22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

PIsO MODERNO:-se alquila, en-
sitio mas ideal poblaci6n. La Uni
ca caIle con arbolado. Caleta San
Juan 4. Telefono 1925 negro, San
Juan. 5-21.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

desea hacer una mudanza fapf-
da, economics, con absolute garan
tia de sus .muebles, lame al 102
azul, Santuree y sepa atendido eff
cazmente. - q.
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muy bonitos armazo-

nes de alambre. flecos, v agre-
names para confeccionar pantallas
de seda en- su casa, resultan pre-
ciosas y baratas. FERRETERIA
MERINO. 5-24
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pUESTO gasolina Sc vende. Tiene
bomba moderna, tanque para
1856 galones, GAIA cauda1es, regis
tradora, compressor, GAIA Agry, 8
bombas aceite, aparador mostrador,
escritorio. Todo $3.50. Informes Te-
l6fonO 1864 verde, Santurce. 5-28
.saAA~a -. - - - - -
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NECEsITAMOs vENDEDOR:-

Joyen actfvo. que sepa bastante
ingl6s y con buenas referencias. Sal
vador r. Min Inc. Cristo II, San
Juan, r. x. 5-21.
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NAJAs DE CARTON para can't
sas, trajes, dulces etc. CuaI-
quier tamafiO y clase. Escriba 8
Import Co. BOX 1246. San Juan.
5-17
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S35OO.OO Gran oportunidad. Sc
vende Fuente Soda del
"Edificio Padfn" $500. Probamos
que produce mas de $500 diarios
benefieio. Informara Sr. Rivera, San
Juan. eli
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OCAsIoN para haeerse dg un heI

moso chalet de concrete. Bueno,
attractive, eh sitio mas fresco, hIgie-
nico ' saiudable de Santurce
ssAFonfeflores' Sc Gambia por sola-
res acciones de Banco. CentraIes 0
cualauier Otro valor realizable. Sc
deia parte en- hipoteca. Inf. TelMo-
no 2079, Santurce. Gale Bellayista
NO. IS. Juan n. TelladQ. 6-l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

VACAS LECHERAS:-Por tener
que ausentarses su duefio vende
& vacas lecheras, buenas, del pals
pero Gle las. buepas. Box 1923. San
. aan, p. r. 5-21.
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VENDO por $1,000 duleerla en- ca.

" Hz4NA5U put YIOOU UUICtIId CI1 CSI-
lie Morovis. No. 5. Buena ellen
teIa, bien acreditada. Tiene tres ma
quinarias fuerza motriz. Informara
Emiliano Hernandez Miguel Sosa
Mercado No. 3. Telefono 1919, San
Juan. 6-3
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PMDRA CALIzA de d meJor a

lidad, precios sin competencia.
Mande 6rdenes por enalquier can
tidad- Despacho Immediate. Ramon
Nieves Alicea. Tel. ee71 Rojo. Sam
turce. P.
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TELAs BONITAS PARA Ell We

-RANO. Acabamos de recibir un
gran surtido. Yisftenos. Pfdanos
muestras. Patrones Y Figurines Nc
Call. Subscription al Mccall. $1.5O,
al alo. Box 764. LA Villa de Ma
drid". Tel. 166. 6-2O
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MOTORES ELECTRICOS ma

Century Y Warner motores de Ca
solina marca WITTE,; los tenemos
sen existencia para dar servicio
precio moderado. Mueya sus ma
.qliinariaS con fuerza. Ferreterfa
AIERINO. 6-o4
~~>~S>S>~S~>>1~~~ ~~sN~s~~S%S~r~~<
POR 50 AL ANO recibir& todos los
meses el Pictorial Review. Ia
mas coinpleta revlsta de modas oy
alta literature. GONZALEZ PA.
DIN co H-an
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CANGA. vendo pOr cuatro nil do.

Hagalo saber por mediaci6n de
Ia Secci6n de anHncios cIasifcados
de HI MUNDo. ri cOsso es mas
bajo dc 10 que I'd. % figuza. r.
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CENoRITA, cABALLERo. La 70

tograffa Gil, batiendo Ell record
del arte. Sus, nuevos estilos han lla-
mado la atenci6n al pnblico inteli-
gente. Su retoque no tiene competen
cia. San Francisco A. Tel. 1886.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

HTPOTECA. 81 usted tiene una
casa finca que valga de cuatro
a cinco mil ddlares Y desea un me-
gocio que le dele $4,000 mensuales,
no necesita Vender esa propiedad
para obtener la nuestra, FL mejor
negOcie de P. r., ell mejor situado,
ell de mas porvenir. Escrba al Box
GAO, San Juan. 5-22
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COLAREs EN- EL .C0NnAn0~,

SOLARES EN- Ell JCONDADO-A
las numerosas personas que han
visto reeientemente los pianos y So
lares de mi propiedad en- ell Conda-
do les aviso que 81 estan interesa-
das en- los mismos Sc comuniduen
conmigo seguidamente, pues me
propongo embarcar para los Esta-
dos Unidos en- JUNO IS J no regre-
sare hasta noviembre. LEE H. VEN
DIG. Tel6fono 539. Santurce. 6.11
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MADRES que crfan, Nihos debili-
tados, HomBres cansados Y Per
sonas en- salud, TODOS toman
VEENOTONIC que es el mejor To-
nicO- RecOnStituyente del sistema y
especialmente del cerebro y los ner-
vios. Agradable al paladar. Distri-
buidores. Farmacia Sole Inc, Stop
Is. 6-10
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a GENTES ACTfVOS Sc sol

en- la isla para Ia yenta de un
producto de facil salida. 81 usted
es active y trabajad0r puede ganar
dc $500 $500 diarios. Dirijase
Room "a, Bouret Bldg, San Juan.
= 1s
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NTARCIsO DE CHINAe-Perfum,

atrayente, es 10 mas nuevo. Pol
vos 80 ctvos. Talcos 30 centayos.
Polvos para 81 cuerpo, Gaia grande
de Iata con mota $500 Esencia: !:
$1.25, $3.50 Y $500, Lotion: $175
y $2.50.-Cofres completes $9Q0.
FranqueO nbre. GONZALEZ. Pa
DIN. $40
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

mejor caifdad, bfen terminada,
= precios sin competencia. Ha-
cemos toda clase de bordados en-
maquina. Mandenos las uedidas.
Aceptamos 6rdenes c. o. d. Para
Informes Caieta de San Juan. No.
II. San Juan p.
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CE ALQUILA en- San Juan: !

SE VENDE por ausentarse ell dia
81, piano de $40o. por S1oo. POGO
uso estilo moderno. vendo veloci-
pedo nuevo, juego de sala y mesa
cocina de loza. Informara Ave.
Taft, frente a San Agustin. Telefo-
no 693 verde, Stop 43 santurce
A2n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

cuencias las Jaduecas, gases, BIZ
liosidad, urticaria, 1lceras Y reurna
tismo, desaparecen Rronto tomando
AKARALGIA, una cucharadita o
mas en- aqua antes del desayuno.
a4 5-26
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rRETONAs NUEyAs : materia

J ftEIUINFAo NUEF AS mdFeFIal
de doble efecto para cortinas '
decorados interiores, gran variedad
. Precios muy bajos. GONZALEZ
PADIN co. $50
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sc ALQUILA la planta alta de la
casa "San Francisco" nlimero %
frente al Senado, de nueye habita-
clones Y nn mirador, propia para
residencia de familia, para oficina
de negocios o para Hotel. Informa-
ra ell Administrator don Juan Saa-
vedra en- Cristo 1917. Telefono 927
verde, San Juan. SIT
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COLICITAMOs AGENTES. amb,

,NOAAOAA NNKUC AUEANIlS, dMIDUS
sexos en- cada poblaci0n para ira
bajar diferentes artfculos primera
necesidad directamente al consnmi
dor. Imprescindible sepan ingl6s.
World Commission Agency, Box 1877
Cou.1or K N
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ITENTA DE FLORES NATURA

LES: en- ramos, cruces, coronas,
arpas, liras, insignias mas6nicas,
almohadones y otros trabajos en-
flores naturales; parada IA, Gale
Hoare nfmero 16 0 flame al telefo-
no 678 azul. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

EARNTACEUTICO. Sc solicita pa
ra regente. POGO trabajo y buen
sueldo. Dirfiase q Sueursal de Ell
MUNDO, Ponce. SO
Evening star., 1925-05-03
G. u. DEBATING HONOR
GOES TO MONTANAN
T. Emmett Mckenzie Gets $50 in
Cold. Burke Walsh Is
Winner Also.

AS winner of the interclass debat-
ing championship, T. Emmett Nc
Kenzie 20, of Butte, Mont, of the
Georgetown University Law School,
achieved the highest scholastic honor
of the year.
Four winners of preliminary de-
night in final prize debate on the
question of extending the limitation of
ornaments to land forces, which was
. decided in the negative. In addition TO
being selected by the judges as the
best individual debater, Mr.. McKen-
2ie was a member of the winning
negative team. His associate on the
team was J. Burke Walsh of the Dis
trict of Columbia, a junior.
Mr.. Mckenzie will receive the
faculty prize of $50 in gold for last
nights achievement, and each Of the
four debaterS also will be awarded
$25 as winner of a preliminary event
The awards will be made on COM
mencement day, June s.
The debate was closely contested as
the six judges were divided in select
ing the champion. The judges all
, eX-Georgetown law men, were Green
II. Hackworth, assistant solicitor of
the State Department; Daniel Master
son, chief clerk of the Public Health
Office; James c. Wilkes, assistant
corporation counsel; John F. Victory
assistant secretary to the national
advisory committee for aeronautics;
Harry T. Kranv of the Civil Service
Commission, and Victor s. Mersch,
who presided.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
MRS. IDA ELIZABETH DENT
SUCCUMBS IN OAKLEY

Mrs. Ida Elizabeth Dent, IS years
old, wife of Col. John Marshall
Dent of Oakley, st. Mary's County.
Md, died at the home of her son,
John Marshall Dent. jr., at Oakley,
Friday night. Funeral services will be
conducted at All Saints Episcopal
Church, Oakley, at o'clock today.
The home of Col. and Mrs. Dent,
which they had occupied so years,
vas destroyed by fire four weeks ago.
The shock caused by the fire is be-
Seved to have hastened the death of
Mrs. Dent, who had been an invalid
several years. Col. Dent, who is 81
years old. is Ill from shock.
Mrs. Dent was the daughter of the
late Judge and Mrs. William F.
Wright of Atlanta. Besides her hus-
baAd, she leaves eight children: John
Marshall. jr.; Elliott E., Frances
Catherine and Ida Louise Dent of
Oakley; w. Gilbert Dent and Mrs.
Wade Fl. Blackstone of Washing
, ton; Wright B. Dent of Baltimore
and Walter P. Dent of Philadelphia,
and IS grandchildren and 2 great
&r3BQcQll0k6Un
Evening star., 1925-02-09
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Rain and
warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy to
partly cloudy and. colder; moderate
south shifting to west and northwest
winds.
Maryland-Rain tonight, warmer in
east and colder in extreme west por-
tion: tomorrow mostly cloudy and
colder; moderate to fresh south shift
ing to west and northwest winds.
Virginia-Rain tonight, warmer in
northeast and colder in extreme west
portion; tomorrow partly cloudy and
colder. Fresh south shifting to west
and northwest winds
West Virginia-Mostly cloudy and
colder tonight and tomorrow, rain in
north portion tonight.
Records for - Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm, 60; pm, 81;
IL midnight, 43; am. 80; am, Sc !;
noon. so.
Barometer pm, 30.l6: s pm,
3O.l9; IL midnight. 3O.1S; am, SO.lS;
am, 30.1S : noon, 3o.l6.
Highest temperature, e.. occurred
at pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, S5. occurred at
6 am. today.
Temperature same date. last year
Highest, So: lowest. %.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States Coast and
Geodetfc Survey.)
Today-Low tide, 1855 am. and 3:07
pm; high tide. S:36 am. and 8:51 pm.
TOmorrow-Low tide. 1886 am. and
3 AS pm: high tide, 9:14 am. and
9:29 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 1907 am: sun sets.
5:3S pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 1906 am; sun
sets, 5:39 pm.
Moon rises 6 81 pm. : sets, SO am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, 80; condition, very muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
RAIL STOCKS SOLD
TO 41,0lO WORKERS
New York Central's Special
Offering Is Grabbed Up
by Road Employees.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, February 9-More
than $1,000 employees of the New York
Central lines, in - States and two
Canadian provinces. have become
stockholders in the New York Cen
tral Railroad Company, as result of
a special offering of the company's
stock. President p. E. Crowley an
nounced that subscriptions had been
received for 96.900 shares of stock.
having a par value of S9,690,0O0. The
offering of $4,000 shares was over
subscribed 176 per cent
In view of this heavy oversubscrip-
ton, the company has increased the
amount of stock available for allot-
ment to 6S,747 shares.
New York Central had $500 stock
holders prior to this offering of
shares to the employees. There will
now be 5000 stockholders, more than
twice the former number. About one
fourth of the total number Of en-
ployes in service have subscribed. The
total number of investors in securi-
ties of all the lines is increased to
10000.
During the three week the offer has
been before the employees, subscrip-
tions have been pouring into the
Grand Central terminal from all over
the system.
Subscriptions for l share were re-
ceived from 23,103 employees; for from
3 to shares from 1858 employees;
1857 asked for from to 10 shares,
while TAT sent in subscriptions for
II to 90 shares. In all, 1850 en-
ployes subscribed.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
SCOUTS ATTEND SERVICES
Special Sermons Preached Here Oh
Anniversary.

Services were held yesterday in
many churches in Washington in
celebration OF the fifteenth anniver-
sary of the founding of the Boy
Scouts OF America. In nearly every
community which has a troop serv-
ices We're held. Rev. Ellis S. Primm
preached special sermon at the Sec
ond Baptist Church on The Stuff
Men Are Made Of" while special
sermon was preached at the Western
Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
James Harvey Durham. Practically
the entire membership of the Boy
Scouts attended services at the Wash
ington churches yesterday.
Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune. COM
mandant of the Marine Corps, will be
the principal speaker at a celebration
to be held next Saturday evening in
the auditorium of Central High
School. Music will be furnished by
the Marine Band and the program
will be broadcast through WCAP.
At the services a number of Scouts
who have advanced in grade will be
presented with the tokens of their
new position. L. A. Snead will pre-
side and deliver a short address.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
Organ Recital to Be Given.

Harry Edward Mueller of Asheville,
y. c., will give an organ recital at
the First Congregational Church to-
morrow afternoon at 4:45 o'clock. Mr..
Mueller until he went to Asheville
last May had been for five years the or
ganist and choirmaster Of the church
at which he will give his recital. was
director of the George Washington
Male Glee Club and took active
part In the local musical life. He
will interpolate two piano solos in
his program. No admission fee will
be charged.
The program is as follows: Intro
duction to Third Act and Bridal
Chorus. from "Lohengrin" (Wagner) E;
"On Wings of Song" (Mendelssohn) /:
Ariel" (BonneD; Melody" Dawes) /:
Allegro Vivaci," from the Fifth
Symphony" (Widor); Romance"
Schumann): "Rigoletto Paraphrase"
tyerdi- -LiszD; two familiar melodies,
Les Preludes" Liszt).
Evening star., 1925-02-09
FOREIGN.
IS am, Greenwich time,
Woman, 70, Hurt by Fall.

While descending the stairs from
the first floor to the basement of her
home, sos Tennessee avenue, shortly
after o'clock yesterday morning,
Mrs. Genevieve Yobst, 20, fell and
suffered severe injuries. She was
badly shocked, her head cut and ribs
fractured. She was taken to Cas-
ualty Hospital, where her condition
was reported as being undetermined
Evening star., 1925-02-09
Colds That
Develop Into
Pneumonia

4 Chronic coughs and persistent
colds lead to serious lung trouble.
You can stop them now with Creo-
mulSion, an emulsified creoSote
that is pleasant to take. Creomul-
| sion is new medical discovery
with twofoId action: it soothes
and heals the infiamed membranes
and kills the germ.
/ OF all known drugs creosote is
recognized by the medical fra
I ternity as the greatest healing
agency for the treatment of
chronic coughs and colds and
other forms of throat and lung
troubles. Creomulsion contains,
in addition to creosote, other heal
/ ing elements which soothe and
heal the infiamed membranes and
stop the irritation and inf1amma-
ton, while the creosote goes on
to the stomach, Is absorbed into
the blood, attacks the seat of the
trouble and destroys the germs
that lead to consumption.
n Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory
l in the treatment Of chronic coughs and
| colds bronchial asthma. catarrhal bron-
l chitis and other forms of throat and lung
diseases. and is excellent for building up
the system after colds the hu. Money
Il refunded II any cough or cold, no matter
of how long standing, is not relieved after
Il taking according to directions. Ask your
druggist. Creomulsion Co., Atlanta. Ga.
h Advertisement.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
Federal Trade Commission Act'
Against Milling Company.

Use of unfair methods in competi-
tion was charged by the Federal
Trade Commission today in COM
plaint against the Larrowe Milling
Company of Detroit and II manufac-
turers of beet sugar. The complaint
charges the respondents are engaged
in a wrongful combination and con-
spiracy to suppress competition in
the marketing of beet pulp, by
product of beet sugar manufacturing
Manufacturers named in the com
plain live in Midwestern and Western
States.
Evening star., 1925-02-09

The latest survey of the great
white way-the original great white
way-reveals that there are now more
than a million incande scent lamps
used for advertising there.
Evening star., 1925-02-09

How much real value sta ands back
of the stocks you are asked to buy :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-11-11
GLEN HAVEN

Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hochhausen
served coon roast supper to num-
Der of boys Saturday night at their
restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Edwards and
family of Beetown spent Sunday at
the NJ c. Weaks home.
Emmanuel Rod of Lynxville spent
Sunday at the J. NJ. Metcalf home.
Thomas Hammes was at home over
Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Weaks of Dubuque spent
Sunday at the parental M. G. Weaks
home.
Miss Alice Meyers entertained a
number of girl friends at her home
Saturday afternoon in honor of the
birthday of Miss Anna Forck.
Tony Vogt returned last week from
the home of his son Leo where he has
spent the summer He will stay the
winter with his sister, Mrs. Matilda
Kuenster.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Seipp of Lancas-
ter and Mrs. T. S. Metcalf and Ethel
and Miss Anna Mcnamara had a
roast coon supper at the OFT home on
Monday night.
Miss Mary Biggin of Cassville spent
Sunday at the J. M. Metcalf home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-11-11
Platteville Policemen to
Prepare Against Robbers

PLATTEVILLE-Ac on the rec
ommendation of the Police Commits
sion at the Tuesday night session OF
the city council, permission was given
the chief of police to engage the SER
vices of another night policeman and
motorcycle cop. Several applications
are before the chief and an appoint
ment will be made promptly.
AS further incentive against bank
raids special deputies in offices near
the three banks have been provided
with buzzer signals and furnished with
riot guns A squad of four special
police have been provided with a car
now stationed at the city hall. This
machine carries high-power rifles as
part of it's equipment.
Col. Paul B. Clemens of Milwaukee,
aommcnding officer of the 128th in
fantry, Wis. National Guard, was the
guest of honor at the Tuesday noon
luncheon of the Kiwanis club. Last
evening Col. Clemens assisted in the
dedication of the new armory. Today
Col. Clemens will be the guest of
honor at a banquet given by the Leo
M. Kane Post, American Legion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-11-11
WAUZEKA

VIM. Schwert of Wauzeka Ridge
was in town Tuesday and said that
hog prices are $3.50 above this time
last year, sheep $3.50 and cattle 75c.
This is an encouraging sign.
Cecil Blahna, II years old, brought
in full grown female gray fox Sat
urday. He was out at his fathers
farm, saw the fox and shot it through
the head with a % calibre rifle.
Tom inland has a couple of ears of
corn on exhibition at the Chief office
in competition with Leo Kessler's.
They are longer-measuring more
than II inches-but not so large in
circumference. 1t will take an expert
to tell the best ears.-Chief.