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friends will have an opportunity to
greet them.
According to precedent, a digni.
fled ceremonial attends the arrival
of the Presidential party. Dancing
ceases when the President and his
party arrive and an aisle TO the
box is formed by the stretching of
a cordou rouge, held by members
of the floor committee. This floor
committee consists each year OF
prominent members Of the Senate
and the House and well-known
citizens.
At the elevator the chairman of
the floor committee, who this year
is Cong. John Philip Hill, assisted
by four aides, receives the Presi.
Dental party and escorts it to the
ballroom.
sGaYOtte d Feature
Following the playing Of the
national anthem by the Marine
Band, twelve of the seasons debu.
tantes will dance a gavotte, a digni.
fled dance Of the eighteenth cen.
fury, in the quaint, long-sklrted,
tight-bodiced costumes Of the period,
and after this general dancing viii
be resumed.
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Fine Lawn Handkerchief
in Bo. SIC Box sAstsAsa

WOmen's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
Box of 3, SIC. In colors only.
Women's Fine Lawn Handkerchief,
in white and colors, for SOC.
Our direct importations.
WOmen's Silk Crepe de Chine Hand:
kerchiefs, Csc. Also linens and
fine voiles, Csc. White and colors.
Mems Pure Linen Initial Handker.
chiefs. 2Sc.
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IS
HOME FROM
CRUISE

President and Mrs. Coolidge -.
turned early this morning from q
short cruise aboard the MayfIower.
This afternoon Mrs. Coolidge will
be at home to a group Of ladies re-
ceived by appointment.
The guests for the Mayflower
cruise were Senator and Mrs.
Charles s. Deneen. Senator and
Mrs. George II. Williams, Senator
and Mrs. Frederick M. Sackett
Robert E. Odds, Assistante Secre-
tary Of State; w. ". Hedges and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stearns.
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BALTIMOREANS TAKE
APARTMENT HERE

Mrs. B. II. Warder has sent out
invitations for a dinner at Grass
ands on January IA.
Mrs. Warder's son in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Garrett, of Baltimore, have taken
Mrs. Blaine Beale's apartment at
1855 Sixteen ST., where Mrs.
Warder q 80 lives, for several
months and expect spend a good
deal of time in Washington this
winter.
X Il X
Mrs. f. c. Let's had as her quest
in her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel over the week end, Mrs. Ma
son Gulicjk, wife Of Col. Gulick, Of
QuanticO.
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MRS. BRANDEIS TO
RECEIVE TODAY

Mrs. Brandeis, wife of Justice
Louis D. Brandeis, Of the Supreme
Court, will be at home this after
noon. It is the first time Mrs.
Brandeis has received in a long
time, as she has been convalescing
slowly from an illness.
X + X
The Undersecretary Of State and
Mrs. Joseph Grew will entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening in compli-
ment to Miss Neville Gherardi, de-
butante daughter of Captain and
Mrs. Walter r. Gherardi.
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HOUSE
New Bills

b; B. ITO tBarr) -Regulates placement
OF electric wires for safety purpose. Teie-
phones and Telegraphs.
:. H: B. I'll (Dunlevy)-- axes. house
glary and fixes penalties. Criminal Code.
IA. B. 172 Breeder Fixes thirty to
hfty-year prison sentence for bank band
try. Criminal Code.
H. B. 173 Garrison PROVIDES transfer
and transportation of school children from
one school to another in certain cases.
II, B. i74 (Hin of Lske) Permits
school cities to issue bonds for refunding
purposes. Judiciary B.
81. B. 175 chill Of Lake) Makes mayor
0 OF fifth e sass city city SPponsnE official Tor
H. B. 176 (Lisius) Provides for ap-
pointment of deputy sheriffs in counties
over 10000 population. Fees and Sal
aries.
H. B. lit tSmith of Marion Requires
sworn proof of ownership before sale of
automobile can be made. Judiciary A.
a. B; 17s (Buchanan- Borns l,..-,Reorgan.
police pension funds: Cities and Towns.
n. B. ITO Harris OF Monroe Fixes
twenty-five to forty-nine-year sentence for
opening safes with explosives. electricity
or torch. Criminal Code.
H.. B. $50 OoweJ-Allows court in va
cation to order sale of real estate by ads
illustrators, etc. Judiciary B.
H. B. 1S1 (Babcock Requires county
highway bridges to be at least twenty
feet wide. Roads
81. B. 1872 Drake Makes possession
of burglars tools prima facie evidence of
intent to commit burglary. Criminal
H. B. 1ss elements. Korn. Mccutchan.
Cooper )-Redraft OF original Evansville
bridge bill. Rivers and Waters.
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IF DISCOVERED IN
ELECTION CONTEST
Records Show Printed Figures Would Have Given Den
ton Lead Over WIIoughby.

George X. Denton, Evansville,
defeated for Supreme Court Judge
ship by one vote by. Benjamin M.
Willoughby. Vincennes; would have
defeated Willoughby by S54 votes
had the Secretary of State taken
printed instead of written figures
from the vote certiications of coun-
ty clerks, it was learned today.
In the Marion County returns,
Denton was given 6S, OLE in written
figures and 88,s15 in printed figures,
secretary Of States records show.
Orange County returns gave. Will
loughby 4.256 in written figures and
4,215 in 9rinted figures. Written
figures were taken in both cases.
In the Orange County case, how
ever, duplicate certifcation showed
the written figure repeated in. the
printed figure, leading the officials
to believe the written figure was the
correct one. There was no duplicate
for Marion County,
Albert Losche, county clerk, when
his attention was called to the dis
crepancy, Investigated his records
and found the written figure to be
the correct one. He said that it
was evident a typographical error
had been made in the printed figure.
Pliny Wolfard, now secretary to
Governor Jackson, who was deputy
secretary of State, in charge of the
vote counting, said today the writ
ten figures were chosen because of
the customary procedure in financial
transactions which calls for the TAX
ing Of the written figures on checks
or notes where there is a sdiscrep-
ancy between the written and print
ed figures.
Had the printed figures been
taken, the secretary of State would
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30

240 Women's outing fam
mel gowns In pink or blue
stripes; cut full and long;
double yoke: sizes 16 and II;
reduced to 70G
12J Women's Scout percale
aprons, light and dark
shades; several attractive and
neat styles in fast colors;
sizes SO to 40. Special 69G
Extra large outing flannel
nightgowlls of pink and blue
stripes; for stout women,
each vi 90
Women's fancy white
aprons and light and dark
percale band aprons: trim
med in embroidery, rick rack
and braid; plain and check
pockets. long ties. Each 35G
Chiidren's stockings, good
cotton, fine ribbed stockings,
fine for school or play; as
sortment Of sizes from 8 to
0a5 black only; exceptional
values; irregulars. Pair Toe
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covery Of a 5000 check led to the
arrest Of darlington and the arrest
Of the other two men followed.
Detectives say the trio failed to
hold up a restaurant on =. Tenth
ST.. Nov. Q when the owner knocked
the gun from Tall1ington's hand. but
they obtained $49.72 in the hold-up
of Mrs. Della Gerhards's grocery.
Sherman Dr., and Troy Ave-, Nov. 8.
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Women's Ribbed-to-
Toe Stockings, Pr,
35c: 3 Pairs for 81

Good, medium weight mer-
cerized Isle stockings, hem
med top, scanned back. double
heels and toes; choice of
black and full range OF desir-
able colors; sizes 81 to 10;
irregulars. Special 35G
Women's knit vests, knit in
fine elastic rib, built-up
shoulders, tailored and bodice
top; sizes SO to ~, TIC each
for soc
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Beautiful assortment Of
boys shirts a first r, duality,
fast colored blue or layen-
der checked percale Of fine
count or printed madras;
plain white or pongee color;
collar attached, soft cuffs,
standard full size; neck sizes
1917 to IA, Each go
Boys heavy ribbed cotton
slipoyer sweaters, large roll
collars, button and fastener
at neck, full length. elastic
knit wrists, cardinal or myr-
tie green; sizes 20 to "a. ).
Each SOD
A fine assortment Of boys
neat blouses, fine count print
ed lpercales, carefully selected
patterns, yoke back. amply
full cut, collar attached, de
luxe cuffs; sizes s to 10
years. soc
Boys worsted wool knick-
ers, roomily made, careful
tailoring, belt loops, medium
and dark shades; sizes 8 to
16 years. Pair SD
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Plenty of Bargains
for Men and BOYS

n Pairs mems fine grades
Of Paris garters, mismates
acquired in selling activity,
some slightly soiled. Pair SO
Unusually good grade
mems capeskin dress gloves,
plain or fashioned hem
stitched backs; sizes III to
81; irregulars. The pair soc
Fifteen suits mems, fine
count percale pajama suits,
frog trimmed. well made,
garments slightly soiled or
mussed from display. The
suit 69G
Odd assortments of mems
odd vests, practically all
shades that can be easily
matched. Each 39G
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Wonnen's Muslin
Underwear, Reduced
in Price to SOC

Bloomers, chemise and gowns.
seFviceable garments of good
quality batiste and muslin: neat
~ finished and cut full to sizes !:
chemises are band -embrbidered !:
others trimmed with coIored
stitching.
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SENATE
New Bills

s. B. $50 (Alldredge) Providing funds
collected for street and sewer improvements
be deposited daily in cty's name as trustee
s. B. 161 (Barkerl Providing for cleo
ton of town marshals. Cities and Towns
S. B. 162 (Cann )-Concerning repair and
cleaning of bitches and streams Judiciary
S. B. 1913 (English) --Authorizing So a
day for taking township enumeration of
persons over Fl. County and Township
s. B, 164 Harrison l--Ma king it a mis-
demeanor 10 give or accept promissory
notes which give holder power of attor
neg. TO confess court Judgment for maker
S. B. 166 lHolmes1 Providing S100
nne TO rany official who records written
instrument without them being approved
or acknowledged; Judiciary A.
juvenile probation officers. Organization
s. B. 1877 tKing)-Abolishing county
calling Of monthly teachers G meetings .Ed1-
cation.
S. B. 16s (Lochard) Repeating an act
OF 1921 providing for emergency deputy
shertffs. Judiciary B.
Bills withdrawn
S. B. $50 msl-Amending State min
ing laws to provide stricter safety regu-
$. B: 123 lKingl Reducing county insti-
tutes from three TO five days.
Bills Killed
s. B. las MISUNDERSTANDING granting
changes OF venue In civil cases discre-
togGarY for 70 judges dEns,;sn, 1nor...,nr 80
Of State boiler inspector from 1900 70
Bills Passed
s. B. 65 (Dickerman) Providing gradir-
ates OF dental colleges must take State
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CONFESSIONS ALLEGED
Three Men Held on Charges Of Being
Bandit Trio.

George Talkington, 81, Grand
Hotel, Louis Drummer, Is, and Harry
Mescall. IS. both Of "a S. Pine St.,
are held today on charges of rob-
berry after police say they confessed
Thursday to several hold-ups of
pedestrians and a grocery.
A girl seeking a. reward for the re-
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Financie7r
BD Times SDeciuI

BU Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 80.
Charles Vaught, held in
county Jail on a bigamy charge.
is a financier, court attaches
say.
He supported two wives, paid
$40 a week on an automobile
and was happy--all on s35 a
week. He blamed his affection
ate nature for his matrimonial
tangle. He has child by one
Of his wives.
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corrects any Sour, Classy, Disordered Stomach

When foods disagree" in stomach
and cause Indigestion or gases, heart
burn, fiatulence. acidity-don't stay
miserable and upset.
The moment 'Pape's Diapepsin"
reaches the stomach all becomes well
again-distress just vanishes.
Millions OF families keep this
pleasant, harmless stomach correc-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30

have been powerless to change the
vote count if the printed figures had
been proved wrong, it. is, believed,
since Wolfard refused to receive
corrected returns from Howard and
Sullivan counties on the Denton
Willoughby vote.
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Thief Cuts Screen

A screen was cut to gain en-
trance into his restaurant, Louis
Laeff, f2S N. East St, reported to
police today. Cigars ana cigarets,
valued at $f1.50,. and $40 in change,
were stolen.
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were stolen

tive, ant-acid and digestive always
at hand. They know that if they eat
too heavily or Of wrong foods, they
can always depend Upon a few tab
let's Of Pape's Diapepsin to give al
most instant relief.
Large 60-cent packages guaranteed
by druggists everywhere.-Adv
tisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30
DENTON CONTEST MOVES
Legislative Committee Organizes for
Hearings.

The joint legislative committee to
sit in the contest of the election of
Judge Benjamin M. Willoughby to
the tSate Supreme Court. will meet
Tuesday to discuss methods. it was
announced today.
Senator Denver c. Harlan, Cam
bridge, City, was named chairman
and Representative Woodson Car
Isle, South Bend, secretary, Of the
committee, Thursday afternoon.
George K. Denton, Democrat,
Evansville, defeated by Judge Will
loughby by one vote. will be invited
to appear before the committee.
Thomas R. Marshall, attorney for
Denton, declared today Denton had
no hand in filing the petition by
Ernest c. DAY, Kokomo. backed by
the Anti-Saloon League, and would
take no part in the procedure. Mar.
shall said he preferred to take his
chances in a suit pending in court.
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examination for licenses and providing APP
peal from the board to Circuit Court on
failure to pass 81 to o.
s. B. so tCann) Providing public util-
ity, depreeiation funds be kept separately
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200 Pairs women's strap
slippers. made of kid, suedes
and patents; with military
and low heels gray, airedale
and black; unbeatable values
Pair S1.OO
% Pairs mems rubbers; not
all sizes. Pair 49G
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Toainsurc a supply Of fresh air to
the interior of closed automobiles,
a ventilator to be installed in the
roof and which operates when the
car is in motion. is being made.
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800 Pairs women's foot-hold
rubbers; good quality rub
Der. Pair 29G
90 Pairs women's black and
brown high shoes-in mill
tary and low heels nCt all
sizes. Pair 81. 90
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30
Special Purchase
of New Spring Hats,
Special Price, S1.S8

Purchases specially for this
event bringing savings of dol
lars and cents to those who
purchase in this sale; hats for
matron or miss. Visca straw
cloth, hair braid and silk c,m-
binations.
Black, brown, henna, wool,
sand, orange, green and red.
Up-to-the-minute styles for
spring
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fer at markdown from regular Come
limited
gains Doors promptly mail phone CO D. or
ayaways this merchandise. Y+n4 rss go
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Scout Percales,
Very Low Priced
at 14c the Yard

Full bolts; all new light de-
signs in stripes, dots and fig
ured patterns, in all desirable
colorings.
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Boys stockings; special
values in heavy ribbed stock
ings with double heels and
toes; fne for school, dress or
play; black only: sizes 8 TO
TO- irregulars. Pair 121ke
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Outstanding
c purchases onew goods clearance prices big
Wherever odd
makers clearance lot collect them
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Legislative Calendar

H. B. 1S4 elements --Authorizes en-
tire Appellate Court to sit in cases Of ex-
treme Importance. Judiciary B.
HI. B. 185 Cooper Gottsch ak Elk
empts life insurance policy proceeds from
liability OF insured person Insurance.
H. B. 186 tRoe)--Authorizes East Chi
cago city court to hold all-day sessions.
Cities Of Second Class
Bills Passed
II. B. 80 lKissinger) -Legalizes shar-
ms ms sales made under legal judgments.
H. B. 33 CLARK of Marion) Extends
by sixty days time for payment of Barrett
law assessments. t91 to g.
II. B. 81 FREEMAN Raises automo-
bile speed limit on rural highways from
twenty-hve to thirty-ive miles an hour.
(S6 to I'D
Indefinitely Postponed
H. B. 152 (O'Connor) -Increasing from
So to $40 coroner's fee for examination of
body.
CENyA UyKr
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Sir dresses Of satin, Canton,
nat crepes, suedsheens beau
tiful styles for the larger wom-
en-; sizes AZ to 5211a !. good large
selection of colors; also dresses
for the. miss and women: sizes
is to 10; these are of flannel.
silks; youthful lines.
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Bills Passed
IndefiniteIy POSTPONED

H. B. 152 (OConnor) increasing from
50 to $40 coroner's fee for examination of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
EN- AFRICA NO GAMBIA La
i SITuACION

RABAT. mayo II (Cable fran
cts) EI Quartet General ha publi-
.cado Ia comunicaci6n siguiente: la
,situaci6n sigue igual en- el' frente
norte donde. el General Colornbat es-
til llevando a cabo Ia concentration
de los refuerzos one Sc le han en-
yiado. FL Coronel Freydenbert Sc
Fa negaao a provisionar de nuevo
las plazas de Ainmediouna v. de
lAstar en- el sector del Coronel Cam-
bay Nuestras tropas siguen patru-
llando las regiones de Keefa y Nou
laiah. TroRas de todas classes He
gan de Francia Y de Algeria y son
en- diferentes sitios del fren
te. segnn las Instructions. del CO.
mandante en- Jefe.
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Para la FaIta de SuefiO y
MaIestar al Levantarse

A. fin hay un remedio que miles de
peEsonas estan t0mando con gran 6xito.
No importa absoiutamente NADIA que usted
laya tornado, sin obteners resultados algu-
no, cuanta ciase de raedicjnas hay, pues
esta 10 dejara sorprendido. 81 Nuga~ Tone
llcnara sui comettdo o no le costar& ma
da. Ensayelo por unos pocos dfas Sc
quedara sorprendido de yer de rapidez
con que empteza recobrar su fuerza y
sasud. lie produce sangre roja, neryios
fuertes y firmes y le dar& ambicion, ami
mo y energia. Alivia los dolores de los
mnsaulos de cabeza; quita
el sarro de la lengua. ell NAL
alieilto estrehimiento. Es marayi-
ucso para Ia indigestion hinchamiento
de est6mago despues de las comidas.
Tambien produce. gran alivio en- caaos de-
irritaci6n de Ia vejiga oriI1as frecuentes.
ST no Sc siente bien, es IN deber para
con usted mfgmo hacer un ensayo con
esta medicina. Su nombre es Nuga- Tone.
Vaya donde su boticario y cOnsigR un
frasco. Tomelo durapte unos pocos dias
81 no Sc siente satisfecho con sus re-
srltados deyue1va 10 que le quede del
fTasco q donde 10 compr6 Sc ie devol-
vera su dinero. Los. manufactureros del
Nuga-Tone desean c0mpiacer a tod0s los
que 10 toman y por consiguiente, 10 ga
xanttzan y oxfgen q los droguistas boz
tiearios que devuelvan Ell dinero 81 no
recibe los E1g oficios que esperaha.
Recomendado, garantizado y de venta
por todcs los drogaistas boticarios.
Advt.
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BERLIN. mayo IL United Press)
Hindenburg ha llegado al medic
dfa. Descendi6 del tren muy palido
" en- el mayor silencio, Tenla levi
tn negra, sombrero de copa, guam
ties de piel. La multitud rompio
en- ma oyacion. Luther ayanzo 4
estrech0 sti nlano. la hija de Luz
ther estaba vestida de bIanco i le
entreg0 un bouquet de flores. Des-
Bu6s Hindenburg monte en- un au-
tom0vil Ell que ondeaba una bande-
IA republicana Y Sc dirigi6 a la Can
leillerfa. La gente que Sc atrope-
yllaha a su paso era innumerable, Y
por todas. parties flotaban banderas
republicans Y mondrquieas, pero
las monarquicas eran muchas mas.
Diez mil policfas Y detectives. a
pie, en- AUTOMOBILES, Ell motocicle-
tas Y aeroplanos, 10 misno que en-
botes por Ell rio, controlaban la null
titud, tratando de que no ocurrie-
SC ningdn incidente con la llegada
Ede HindenBurg. Doscieltos mil
miembros de las fraternidades mi
litantes yestidos en- trajes militia
res .recorrieron las Gales. Los comu-
nistas han, amenazado con la revo7
iucion en- Berlin a pesar de la in
mensa fuerza de policfa,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
PAINLEvE PONE UNA CORONA
A Los. PIES DE LA ESTATUA
DE JIIAN.A DE ARCOs

PARIS, mayo II Gable fran
c6s) siguiendo las ccremonias que
en- honor de Jnana de Arco Sc ce-
lebran en- Ia actualidad, NJ Painle-
We Y NJ. schrameck: ministro del
interior, en- presencias de las anto-
.ridades del gobierno de Parfss, del
Prefecto del Sena, Y del Prefecto
de Rolicla han depesitado una co.
roma a los pies de sll. estatua. Han
asistido a la parada de las tropas.
Despues, numerosas legaciones han
lido a depositar flores, coronas y
palmas ante la ostatua de. la Illus
ire muerta.
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HOMBRES DESCASTADOS
TOMAN VINOL
81 caiero de un banco Sc
recupera de su saIud
quebranfacaa

AFonrovia, Maryland, z. U. A.-ssPor
muchos amos desempeie el puesto de
maestro de escuela, luego por tres amos
fai Marshall de la Corte en- ell Condado
Frederick, Maryland. durante los tres
ultjmos amos he estado empleado como
cajero del Primer Banco Nacional Mis-
nervios Sc afectaron en- extreme debido
q una mala asimilaci6n de los aIimentos
en- POGO tempo mis- fuerzas ffsicas y
nentales cast Sc agotaron por complete.
vi I'M anuncio de vinoI y decidi com
prer una botella, resultando ser preci-
samente 10 qne hecesitaba, no solamen-
te me ha calmado los nervios, stno que
tambien me ha fortalecido fisica men
talmente. Con gusto recomiendo VinoI
2 cnalQnier persona que sufra como 20
SURF -Chas. Ogle
vinol, Ell T6nlco Moderno, Sc reco-
mienda para todos aQuellos casos de de-
baaidad desgaste, nerviosidad para
personas que estan en- estado convale-
ciente. Tonifica el sistema y da fuerzas.
Do venta, en- las Farmacias. Droguerias
Chester Kent Co., Distribuidores
Detroit, Mich, 3. u. a.
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a &c tOdO
puifiQue
50 Saaagre

ST su sanere esta cargada de inn
purezas, y sc siente usted con frecuente
snalestar, erlipciones cutaneas, hui
nores, ETC., que minan su vitalidad, es
Imperative purifcar la sangre.
= Para hacer este eficazmente tome
I'd. el Hero NuxadO. Millares de per-
sonas que 10 han tornado 10 recomien-
dan. Es una formula cientffica que
combina poderosos elementos depura-
tivos a la vez que obra como recensti-
Luyente. El hero organize que con-
tiene, revivifica Ia, sangre Y fortalece ell
sistema nervioso 10 mis1no los GlicerO-
fosfatos, ingredientes que, propiamente
eombmados, hacen del Hero Nuxado
in producto de innensa utilidad para
Il ORGANISING humane.
P6ngalo a prueba; dos semanas bas-
haran para demestrarle el bien cue
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