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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
y. n COTTON

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Fi-The
cotton market opened steady at an
advance OF 3 70 10 points In response
TO relatively steady Liverpool cables
which evidently promoted covering.
Some trade buying was reported, but
after selling up TO POPS for January
and 20.25 for May at the start. prices
reacted under realizing while there
also. appeared 10 be some southern
or New Orleans selling March
eased off 70 COLA. with the general
market showing net losses 81 about
3 to 8 points. but this decline
brought IN a little more trade buy
ing and the market was steady al
the end Of the first half hour. Bus
irass in the new contract for Dc
tobcr ard later deliveries started
this morning with a considerable
show Of interest al prices ranging
from Is I III points below the old
style contract for October delivery.
Liverpool cables reported Continent
III and Bombay buying in Liverpool
and an optimistic sentiment IN Man
chester with a fair business II cot
ton cloths pending.
The failure of demand ~ broaden
more Importantly following the holi-
day seemed a disappointment To
holders Of contracts. The market
was easier late IN the morning under
liquidation and scattered southern
selling. January declined ~ 20.U3
and May 60 20.O6. making net declines
w about 10 ~ is points On the
general list. The new style October
contracts sold OFF w 1882 ard
seemed 70 be ruling about 1i points
under the old October at midday.
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Vinareal,
Sister Of Carlos
Castaneda Dies

Mrs. Elisa CaStenedS de Nlllsresl.
aged 80. died at the family home at
1917 Madison street Tuesday after
noon of a stroke Of apoplexy. The
stroke was sudden and unexpected.
Funeral arrangements are being
held up pending word from Carlos r.
Cssteneda, librarian or the Garcia
Collection at the University Of Tex
as. Casteneda. brother Of the decd
emit. is en- route from an Indianapolis
convention 10 San Antonio where
the family plans to notify him OF the
death.
should he arrive IN San Antonio
Wednesday. it is probable that the
funeral will be held Thursday at I
r.. ~. from the family home. Should
Casteneds fail TO arrive IN San An
tonic. the funeral will BE- held up
until he can be reached.
Mrs. Yillareal is survived BY her
husband. !. J. Nillareal OF this city
two children. Elisa 8. ard Jesus A;
two sisters. Misses ". r.. and j. T..
Castcncda. both Of whom are teach
ers At the junior high school; and
ono brother. Carlos.
Mrs. Nillareal was born a; Csmar-
Mexico. and was educated a. Vic
toria and Matamoros. The family
moved to Brownsville liz 1906 from
Matamorcs. She was married here
len 1921.
Services vii 30 conducted a. the
Immaculate Conception church.
Funeral arrangements are being
made by the Burt II. Huxley mortu-
rrN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
VALUATION
BILLSREADY
Legislature to Pass
On Conversion Of
Water Districts

Conversion of all irrigation and
drainage districts IN Cameron coun-
IN. with the possible exception Of tho
San Benito and Harlingen irrigation
districts, will be validated during
the coming session or the legisla-
ture, County Judge O. &. Dancy i'm
formed the commissioners court
Wednesday morning.
Districts which have changed their
form in compliance with a request of
the commissioners court IN order
that their bonded Indebtedness would
not interfere with issuance OF coun-
nv road bonds Los Frcsnos. Ell Jardin
West Brownsville. Santa Maria and
La Feria. All drainage districts have
been converted and all new districts
have been organized under the new
form.
Bills have been prepared for ali
districts, " was stated. but those
relating 20 the San Benito and
Harrington districts. will not Ne
presented except upon instructions
az the boards Of directors. Unless
these districts convert. as the others
have. the county will be unable To
issue additional road bonds without
increasing county valuations, Judge
nancy said. He pointed out that 20
increase valuations would result in
payment Of additional state tax but
would not affect the county tax. W.
the rate could be reduced.
The bills viii be forwarded ~
Representative Hornaday and Sena-
tor Parr for introduction during the
early days Of the session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

THIRD MAN IN
SPEAKER RACE
Woodruff of Paradise
Opposes Barron,
Montgomery

AUSTIN. Tex, Jan. 2.-tPy-Repre-
sentative Grady Woodruff of Para
disc county, has announced himself a
candidate for speaker of the house of
representatives or the 4lst legis-
lature.
W. s. Barron Of Bryan and w. r.
Montgomery Of Edinburg were the
only candidates prior 70 Woodrutf's
entry. They have been conducting
ar intensive campaign for several
months and according 10 claims made
~ their friends the membership. of
the house is fairly evenly divided in
its sympathies.
II has been reported that Mont
gomery's seat will be contested when
the legislature %conyenes by his OPP
ponent in the bitter campaign be-
ween the democratic nominees and a
ticket Of republicans and i%ndepend-
ents IN Hidalgo county.
Montgomery claims that the pro-
posed contest i aimed az his race for
the speakership. and that he viii be
able 10 prove his right 10 his seat
beyond question.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels

II YOU ulsh 70 be permanently rc-
icyed OF gas in stomach and bowels.
Bsalmsnn's Gas Tablets. which
are prepared especially for stomach
gas and all the bad effects resulting
from gas pressure.
That empty. gnawinE feeling ~ the
pit Of the stomach will disappear.
anxious, feeling with
heart palpitation will vanish. ana Won
Sill again be able to take a deep
breath without discomfort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling after
dinner will ~ replaced by n desire
for entertainment. Bloating will
cease. Your limbs. arms and fingers
VIII no longer feel cold and "go 70
.lccpn because BaRlmann's Gas Tab
lets precent gas from interfering
with the circulation. Get tho renu-
inc. IN the yellow package. " any
good druE store. Price Si.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Uruguay Willing
Toad Protocol

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-P-Uru-
quay has advised Secretary Kellogg.
a. chairman Of the Pan-Amerioan
arbitration conference. that u would
he disposed TO appoint a Judge On
the International Cancellation court
.n the RECOMMENDATIONS displte
which IL Is proposed so establish In
2 protocol now under negotiation
here.
Uruguay's acceptance ~ the con
ferenca's invitation 10 serve on the
tribunal assures three u the five
members " the panel. which will Ne
appointed by the conference itself.
The United States previously had
expressed us willingness TO form
part Of such q court. No word has
hecn received As yet from Brazil or
Argentina. which countries also were
invited to appoint judges AZ the
international tribunal. should this
oe established.
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O.. BEGINS
YEAR QUIETLY
Cotton Futures Gain
Slightly and Then
Ease Back

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2.-lF-The
New Orleans cotton market started
the New Year quietly. Although
Liverpool cables we're better than
due first trades here for January
and March showed losses of four to
five points. As New York opened
higher. months later than March
showed early gains here of one IN
two points.
The market soon rallied. however.
IN sympathy with the northern mar
kct. January advanced to 1906.
March 70 1859 and May TO 1889, two
to ii xpoints above the opening and
to three points above the prev
ious close.
The market then ea,cd of Tor
lack OF constant support. dropping
back to the opening figures.
The market continued 20 ease off
during the morning with a little
more active trading. There was some
hedge selling against recent buying
Of spots in the interior. January
eased off t. 1897 and March and
May to 1910, rs 20 rs points below
the previous close. AT noon the
market was at the lowest.
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Miss Esther

Continued from page one.l
taken to the various stores ~ col
lect the gifts.
The list Of gifts follow:
Following is a list Of the gifts tho
Valleys first 1929 baby will receive:
Cara Hardware Co, pair OF Keen
kutter shears.
Harry's Ng~lcanizing 4 Auto Re
pair Shop. Golden Rod tire pump.
Hicks Rubber Co, Brownsville,
Dayton tube.
Holm's Studio. viii make half
dozen photos Of baby.
Eagle Pharmacy. ms, Johnson 4
Johnson first aid box.
The Popular Store, a baby blanket,
and if twins a pair Of blankets.
Rio Grandc Valley Gas Co,
Brownsville, Evertype gas tube.
Quinn & Derrick, plumbers, enam-
eled steel medicine chest.
Dorfman's Jewelry Store. diamond
ring.
Universal Dress Shop. rubber bib.
apron. hood and brassicre set.
Oriental Rug & Gift Shop, genu-
inc Indian doll.
Brownsville Bakery, special birth
day cake.
Borderland Hardware Co. Browns
vile, baby walker or jumper.
j. G. Penney Co, Brownsville,
quilted silk robe.
Edelstein's Furniture Store, ~
Brownsville, baby blanket.
Aziz Bros, Nanta binder and dia-
per.
Boilack's Store, Beacon baby
blanket.
Mauer's Kint Goods Shop. Browns
vile. pair Of silk socks.
Central Cash Grocery, IL cans
Eagle Brand milk.
Mason Grain a. Transfer Co.. rs
pound bag of Chicken Chowder, for
daddy's chickens.
Covacevich Supply Co., doll for
baby.
McKay's Pharmacy. $500 worth of
toilet articles, mothers choice.
international Shoe Store, pair Of
shoes and silk stockings.
Rio Grande Valley Gas Appliance
Co. baby Roper range
The French Shoppe, novelty air
plane.
Two Republics Store, Bunny Is
mond blanket.
Julian's Booterie, Harrington, pair
OF shoes.
r. Manautou. wool baby set
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contract must lie executed by all the
district boards, it was stated.
Following disposal Of ne Willacy
district matter, the committee took
up the Maverick county district and
an effort will be made to have q
meeting with the Maverick county
board in the Valley at an early date.
Members Of the legal committee
pointed out that it Il probable that
contracts or agreements can be made
with the Maverick county board
which would eliminate the necessity
OF legal action TO protect Valley
water rights, and that in the event
no agreement could he reached rela-
tive to storage and other measures TO
protect Valley interests, it would be
necessary to serve notice Of protest
upon each individual property own
er in the district.
Members Of the legal committee
who will 20 20 Austin Friday to at
tend he Nillacy district hearing be-
fore the state water board will make
further inquiries into the permit of
the Maverick district which has been
granted 600 second feet for irrigation
and 1900 second feet continuous flow
for generation Of power.
The APPLICATION cl ". T. Adams,
owner Of the Adam. act OF 10000
acres in western Cameron county, for
membership in the association was
recommended by the committee. Mr..
Adams stated he i planning to
place the entire tract under irriga-
ton. The suggestion also vas made
that Hidalgo No. 3, Llano Grande dis
trIct. and Cameron No. 10. Ruther-
ford-Harding district. be invited to
join the association and cooperate
with the other districts and irriga-
tion companies.
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FIRST DAY UP

CONTINUED from page one.l
by ~refueling IN the ri Through use
Of a synchronizei catarulting device.
The grund was snow covered and
the thermometer stood AZ : degrees
above zero when the Kansas City
aviator and his eo-pilot. Leonard
Rhiner. took to the air. No trouble
VAS experienced in getting off the
ground.
The plane carried = gallons ,f
gasoline, enough fuel for seven "a
eight hours. The pilots planned to
refucl about 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
TuShorn planned 10 fly at an Gle
walton Of about 1000 feet.
When the plane had been in the
air n half hour. Tuxhorn dropped
4 note saying they had forgotten the
leather face masks which were IVY
protect them from the ICY blasts. lie
asked that these b. Included when
breakfast vas sent un in a cortairer
NY the refueling device.
To break the endurance record
set by. Belgian flier,. the iittle
moonplRne must stay aloft until 9:O3
D. VI. Ftidsy.
The rcfueling device constructed
by Tuxhorn cGtapul;s four-gsllor
containers into the air when set off
b. a hook attschcd t. 4 cable drop
ned from the plane. The containers
are projected along the iin. or
flight al approximately th" srcvd
ar the plane and are hauled aboard
nv 2 winch operated nv a small
pind-driven propeller. The gasoline
is pumped from the contailer into
the fuel tark and then the contaiucr
Is dropped with a parachute.
MIR chocolate al u toast. the first
food sent 20 the filters. was catapult-
ed into the air u the filters at 1858
o'clock. Two containers 81 gasoline
were catspulted "a the %aviators AZ
1l:f5. in their first refueling ~ the
flight.
In = note dropped shortly before
noon. Tuxhorn said the plane wns
WORKING ricelv and everything was
AT right.
Marvin Tuxhorn. ~17-vrar-old son
Of the flier. il operating the can
0 which sends food and fuel into
the air. Food is being prepared by
Mrs. Tuxhorn, the a%viator's wife.
NFTR0POLlTAN AIRPORT. Los
Angeles. Jan. 2.-.Pf-NisS Bobby
Trout. ~ls-year-old Los Angeles avia-
trix. took the air ~ a Sports mono
plsne at sos this morning in an
effort "a break the women, cndur-
anCc record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Report In
Response to Ford
Call For Workers

DETROIT. Jan. 2.-tPT-MilIug
about the employment office Of the
Ford Motor company nj Fordson. a
crowd estimated by officials Of the
company at $4,000 men today re-
sponded to the announcement Of the
company that 10000 additional mon
viii be employed.
The crowd was unvieldy and the
employment office. which was to
have opened nj s q. MI. remained
closed until guards could form the
men into a semblance of a line.
Many or those outside the small
building had stood all night in the
snow.
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? Rooms Burned
In Binz Building,
Houston's Oldest

HOUSTON. Jan. 2.-tP,-Fire gut
ted two rooms Of the Biuz building.
Houston's oldest s~kyscraper. and
caused damage 70 several others
carly today while street car traffic
was held up for more than an hour
and hundreds Of persons were at
tracted 10 the spectacular blaze at
the corner Of Main and Texas.
Two of the rooms and their con
tents belonging to the Levitt Jew
clry company we're a total loss.
A few hours earlier fire broke out
in a battery Of stills near Houston
belonging TO the Crown Oil and Re
filming company. Although the bat
terry was said to be valued at $780,
600. NJ. G. Ehlen. vice-president Of
the company. placed the damage at
between $4,000 and $1,000.
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GIRLS HAT IS
TContnued f-om Uacc one. y

Continued from page one
p stolen automobile parked near 4
bridge crossing the canal could not
bo Identified by Mrs. Charles II. Mel
son wy those VII hor daughter. al-
though d was believed Junc's kid
napcr used thc car In carrying tho
girl (, the spot. The car was return
Y to i'd owner who had reported it'd
theft Monday night, a short time be-
\ I'm the kidnapping.
Four suspects we're g-illed yester-
day. but an we're RELEASED.
Authorities expressed the belief
that the slayer. who kidnapped the
girl while She was rD ming from her
fathers confectionery store 10 her
home less than \ half block away.
was known hv the victim and that
he killed her ~ escape detection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Six Cylindered
Chevrolet Coach
Displayed Here

The new six cylinder Chevrolet
coach. advertised as "the outstanding
Chevrolet Of Chevrolet history" was
put on display at the Stevenson
Motor Co. Inc. for the first time
Wednesday morning.
The coach. which costs Sj95
r. o. b. Flint or S707 delivered here,
attracted attention throughout the
morning at the company's show room
at 10th and Adams streets.
Tom Stevenson was enthusiastic
i've the new model, pointing 10 the
low cost on the six-cylinder car.
The landau, priced about $3.50 high
er than the coach. was displayed re-
Gently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

MADE from roots and herbs, sold BY
druggists, IN both fluid and tablets.
Mra I-nora Booth Of zi4 Ellis Az.
Tot north, Texas. s.id-'Dr. Pierce's medi-
ING nut q physical wreck. When / vas a
81 ErovinS ] was very backward in de-
eeopins ! grew puny, r-at and sickb. nv
nerves gave way and vas 30 poorly 1 had
- ~ W scnool Upon tie advice q an
aunt started taking Or. piero.s Fsyo-:,.
Prescription ard the iGold-a Med,c.I Dis~
covery,' and thrv their use my h.sIth va r.
stcled. i developed into worsanhood without
iurthfr trouble Scnd int for trial rir
noiets to d.. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, and
T-tr fcE 1rc MEDAL sdviua
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X. {. Cattle And
Hogs Are Steady
Sheep Go Higher

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2.-PF-Hors
L., 600; steady 70 i0c lower; top $50
on choice 1924 Obs. Packing sous
7.00Ms.00.
Cattle 1000: calves 500: steady I.
slaughter steers good and choice 1900
1900 lbs. 12.eeTl6OO; 950-1I00 lbs.
1880 1880; cows, good and choice
S.25W1O.50.
Sheep 1000; lahhs i5G25e higher;
lambs. good and choice tg2 lbs. down.
li.50M 1880; ewes. medium % choice
$50 lbs. downD 6.00N $50.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Jan. 2@Pi-Foreg n
exchanges easy: Great Britain. de-
mard iSi Lille: Gables 4s5 i-S. co.
dav bills WV banks As0 7-S.
France demand $50 5-S; cables
800 It's.
Italy. demand 5.2a 1-3. Belgium
1890 1-2: Germany 12.-f l-2. Tokyo
81 .9o. Montreal 1915 7-lf.
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STOCK MARKET
CONTINUES UP
General Electric Hits
222, New Record
High Price

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-lP-Ths
new year In the stock market open
ed today With prices still headed up
ward. The first sale was a block
Of loco shares of Pan American =
st ~ rs, Up / point. Packard Mo-
tors opened 3 Ia points higher;
Greene Cananea Copper 81: Chrysler
2 SIS, and Canadian Pacific and koi-
stcr Radio n point each. General
Electric crossed 232 20 q new high
record.
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Wheat Eases Off
With Corn, Oats
Firm at Chicago

CHICAGO. Jan. 2-tPl-JnIooked
for Setbacks in wheat quotations st
Liverpool led % lower prices early
today w the wheat market here.
Most Of the selling. however. con-
sisted w small lots. and there was
buying based on respects IF win
ter killing. Opening lac tn 5-sc off,
Chicago wheat declined a little more,
ana then rallied well. Corn, oats
and provisions were relatively firm.
with corn starting unchanged wv 3-SC
nn. and afterwards holding near to
initial figures.
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COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Jan 1.-RT-Lotton
spot quiet; American strict roni
midCling 1889; good middliuE 1899;
strict |middling 1879; middliag
1859: strict low middlinr 1884. low
middling 1909: strict good ordiusrv
esq: good ordinary a-59. Sales f.Ohl
bales. $3.50 American. Receipts U.s.
eco. American $1,000. Futures closes
barely steady. Jan. 1927; March
1888: May 1910; July 1891; ont.
lois. Dee. 1912.
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CLEARINGs SCI RECnRn

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-tPi-TotaI
clcarings reported by the New York
clearing house today established a
new high record nt $3,034. 600. 600.
The previous record was S2,52l .000.-
zoo. reprted on Dec. 4. last. Heavy
Jan. I interest and dividend pay
ments were a major factor in carry
Ing the total over the : $4,000 600 600
mark.
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Mimeographing Cuts
Duplicating Costs

Imitation typewriter letters OF
cther typewriter material OF which
there arc \ number Of copies desired
can he done cheaply and Satisfactor-
lily on the mimeogranh. Original
drawings or sketches csn he roughly
reproduced also on the letter. When
I" personaliEing'' a letter : not desired
mimeograpking the purpose
and is very low priced. Shirley Letter
Shop. Hidalgo Bank Bldg, Mercedes.
Phone 300.
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AGED LAWYER DIES

DENISON, Jan. 2.-tPl-Alexander
Gullett. IS, said 70 be the oldest
member of the Oklahoma bar asso-
citation. died ir = hospital here last
night Of injuries received in an auto
mobile accident near Durant. okla
Dee. 5. when his wife was fatally
hurt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
HARRY'S CIGAR STORE
is IN NEW

Harry's cigar store No. 3 has been
moved from the lobby of the Trav-
elers' hotel to 11l5 Levee street.
where Harry Slavitehek. the owner.
also has mis- wholesale house.
Slavitchek is the owner OF two 9TH
er cigar ard candy stores located in
the lobby of the Merchants National
bank and TT 1928 Elizabeth street;
and his wholesale business covers
the entire lower Valley.
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TO DELIVER NEW PLANE
IN FLIGHT TO PANAMA

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-tPl-A
flirh dlivery Of an sirplane from tho
United States 10 one Of its foreign
stations will be undertaken for the
first time BY the army air corps be-
ginning Jan. S when a CO trans
port plane will take off from Wright
Field. DAYTON. Ohio. FOR France Field.
Panama Canal Zone.
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temperature

Continued From Page I'D
Of 26 degrees and IN San Antonio
the mercury stood AZ the same level.
Galveston was slightly warmer, the
thermometer registering ia degrees
there.
Other temperatures: Abilene 2f:
Amarillo q; Austin q; Corpus
Christi s.; iii Paso "a.
HOUSTON, Jan. 2.-tP-Houston
this morning experienced its coolest
weather az the season. The mercury
did not stop sliding az the suburban
weather station at Harrisburg until
reached % degrees and a temper.
tGrc OF rs degrees was recorded
the main station atop the Post-I
patch building.
PORT ARTHUR, Jan 2.-Ri-lhe
lowest temperature Of the season
was recorded here this morning when
the mercury dropped 10 ~.
SAN ANTONIO. jar. 80
With the mercury standing 70 2S de-
grccs this morning San Antonio e.
pcricaced the coolest weather M
season. The skies arc clear I'M a
slowly rising temperature is fore
east.
FORT WORTH. Jan. 2.-iPt-1he
coolest weather OF the winter was
felt here this morning when the ter
Pcraturc dropped IN ri degrees.
CORSICANA. Jan. 2.-LpI-Ths
coolest weather of the season griI-
pcd Corsicana last night. the gov
eminent Thermometer registering 20
degrees.
BRECKENRIDGE. Texas Jan. e.
tP-This section Of west Texas shiH-
cred today from D drop I'm tempera-
ture overnight to ~ degrees.
WICHITA FALLS. Jan. 2-tP-
The seasons coolest weather pre-
vailed otday III northwest Texas ara
the Panhandle.
Locally the thermometer stood AN
~ degrees. one degree below YES
terday's minimum. AT TcXline the
temperature was reported at q de-
grces and NJ Amarillo and ChildresE
six degrees niger.
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Sore Gums Now CUzable

You won't bs ashamed ~ smiiq
lrain tier sou uEs Leto's Pyorrhca
E,mcJy. This preparation " used
and recommended By leading den
SITS and cannot fail TO benefit you.
Druggists return money if IL fails
Eagle Pharmacy, Inc.-Adv. I'D
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HEN IT LOOKS DARK TO any

weak, nervous
or ailing woman,
DR.. Pierces Fa-
vorite Prescrip-
tion comes to
her aid. Women
IN every walk OF
life today say
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
voTite Prescrip-
ton is a reliable
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THAT ITCHING

Uss Bios Star So5p. tksr syply
Btrs Star Remedy tov Ervrrns. Nch,
rinrrcrp, rn'ror max isndr-f
cA'ldrsn's snrpr. cracked haraE. Forr
fest and tncxt forrns NJ ttchtnx shf
dtssseek- ~ tfiis GERMS. strrs fchfrT
usually restrrnv m skfr 10 health
gnsr. 1sr: plr. cisv Remedy, TW
All ycur druzrst-Aav,