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Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-14

Warm weather in late February
brought out vine leaf hoppers III
several mid-state counties and they
attacked vegetables and other
green crops seriously.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-14

certified copy the secretary of state
declared Westmorland officially be-
came a city of the sixth class when
the articles were received in the
state office April II.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-14

The city council of Stockton
voted unanimously to reject a pre-
posed ordinance taxing oleo anu
butter substitutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-14
CRUEL TO PIG; FINED $40

BARNSTABLE, Mass. UP -
Manuel Barros, of Marstons Mills,
was fined $40 in court, here, Tor
cruelty to a pig. Police alleged he
left home without making pro-
vision for its care.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

Slightly SoiIed or Damaged
2 S2.50 Alabaster Table Torch.
ieresj agate color. Now. 1.50
1 s12.50 Bronze, finish Floor
Torchiere. Now. SIS
3 Sc SIX Shades for junior
lamps; rose and rust. Now. .$S
4 IS 1e-inch Pleated Silk Shades
for table lamps; green, rust.
gold, and tan. Now. -. .S2. 80
SO 19-inch Stretched Silk
Shade; cone shaped; gold color.
1 Sl2.5O Drum shape Silk Shade
for q table lamp; gold.
$3.50 Pieated sink B dGe
Shade; green. Now. 80. $3.50
8 $3.50 Pleated Silk Bride
Shades, green and tan.
$50 Printed Parchment Paper
shade; hexagon shape. Now $3.50
1 80 18-inch Parchment Paper
Shades. Now. II
e$1 18-inch Chintz and
Parchment Paper Shades.
LAMPS AND SHADES
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Luncheon C1oths,$1
.Nbpcia[Iv Priced

NDPcf0Ily FffCed
"a Stamped Linen Luncheon
Cloths-50-inch square with
hemstitched hem.
5 S. Crushed Velvet and Bro
cade Table Runners in large
sizes. Now .$3. 20
12 15c Rayon Living Room Pill
lows; kapok filled. Now. SOC
16 Csc Summer Chintz Pillows.
2 SIS Model Linen Pillows; wool
embroidered. Now.
2 pairs 50 Model Pillowcasess
cut work design. Soiled. Now s.
5 pairs $3.50 Model Pillowcases;
cut work design: / pillowcase,
embroidered. Now So
/ IS Model Linen Bridge Set;
36-inch cloth with 4 napkins:
8 81 Model Linen C b 6 / 9 d
Kitchen Towels. Now. -. SOC
3 SO Embroidered Linen Hand
Towels. Fringed ends. Now 81
1 81 Model and Linen Cut Work
Scarf. 45-inch length. Now. 81
ART EMBROIDERY
SEVENTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Fishing Rods
Reduced

. SO Fresh Water Bamboo
Rods. Now ......... $3.50
3 s. Fresh Water Bamboo
Rods; as Is. Now. $3.50
1 $3.50 Steel Casting Rod.
NOW ..s...sssss... .$S.oV
1 $3.50 Alligator Silk Rain.
coat; black. Now. .$l.95
2 $3.50 Peerless Croquet Sets.
NOW .$S.7S
4 SO finch Tan Leather
Golf Bags. Now 80. $3.50
! SO finch Natural Elk
Leather Golf Bag. Now re-
duced to $3.50
2 WOmen's = $12.S5 6-inch
Two-tone Golf Bags. Now
reduced to ............$7.50
/ Woman's $3.50 5-inch
Two-tone Golf Bag. Now re-
duced to .............$4.50
SPORTING GooDs
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Girls and Juniors School
Shoes, S2.'s pair
We're 81. $3.50, and $3.50

Is pairs Girls Tan and Smoked Elk Ghe Tiesi
leather and rubber soes Sizes A Is. 1914. !, 1i3.
.. 5: B u, 1917. IL q ;: l21a, 1914. /. II. .
"a pairs airs Junior Misses Pumps. Of patent leather
and black calf. Sizes AAA 5, g. ga Z. IA 9;
a :: g a. 81 g. "a a. :; 81. A. J. s
and " .i.. RI: !, IAN snS S;ss
two-toned Sizes AAA 5. 8: "A 5. ia; A 81. 4.
AZ; s,a. .ls 7;s; 3. ga. 4. s, ~. g g
10 pairs Junior Misses Tan and Smoked 81 Ell.
"A S. 5la: As. Ia ga, 4. Ta: ga. and z
MeTe is pairs Boys Tan Elk o.fords. with wing tips
and leather soles. Sizes 4. 8. 6la ia. ga;
/, Ia. az. 4i7. 8l7: D l. 2. az. ia. 9. sI2
and g. Were IS and Sc. Now. S3.s5
Cr1LpREN's SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15

8 Hickory Settees:
/; orange trimmed; was S10.9J
NOW 10
/; natural finish: was 50.
NOW S4.0U
!; vanished; was $3.50.
NOW .'s'..... .sSo' 20
I Hickory Table. Was $40. so.
NOW .So.z5
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Novelty Jewelry
1865 for soc

We're sue eHch
ITS Novelty Necklaces,
bracelets, earrings and clips.
So French Enamel Buffers;
$3.50 french Enamel vanities:
NOW ....,.. sOoV
/ Sle Onyx and Marcasite Clip.
sas Fiorentine silver and
Chrysoprase Necklace. Now S17.5o
/ SS5 Florentine Silver and
Lapis Choker. Now. .$2e. so
/ S25 Marcasite and Sterling
Silver Pendant Necklace. Now SIS
pair S12 Marcasite Drop Ear
rings. Now. ........-. 80
/ pair SIC Marcasite and Red
Topaz Earrings. Now. 80. 81
1 A5 Chrysoprase and Mar
castle Bracelet. Now.......Ss5
NOVELTY JEwELRY
AISLE 7, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15

8 Hickory Chairs:
Q; orange trimmed; were ss.95.
Now ............. .S4.96
3; vanished; were s11.
NOW .SC.OU
8; vanished; were Sl3.
Bird Baths,
Jardinieres. Pedestals, and
Garden Ornaments-of con-
crete. Reduced u for Friday.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Children's School apparel at Friday Savings
Bows Knickers,s1.es We're s295

so pairs good, heavy Woollen Knickers, in .
splendid assortment Of good-looking pat
terms and Fall colors. Sizes to 16.
80 pairs B"ys' Sa.s5 and $3.50 Plus-t kniehers.
Of fine quality imported and domestic fabrics
70 Boys 1886 to $3.50 Bathrobes. of soft. warm
blanket cloth. in good colors. Sizes to lS
is ise BOYS 81 30 Button ON Biouse; in white tan.
blue green. and fancy patterns-nicely tailored
81 ar S1.so sport shirts. in tan blps
green, and fancies. Is to 14l2 necks. Now. SOC
800 pairs Boys Golf Hose; a good Fall weight.
3n attractive patterns. Special. 25c pair
10 sI.s5 Wool Sweaters in ns-seeyed styles tor
Fall and Winter. Sizes to IA Now. S.15
40 Boys si.5o Golf CAPS. in good Fall colors
81 Boys 81 sports Belts; sizes to IL Now SOC
S12.15 Leather Windbreakers. splendid quality:
Sizes g. IL. IA and 18 Now. .$s-s5
3 Ss.95 Leatherette windbreakers; sizes IL and
81 Boys Sl.ss and si.s5 wash suits. Of linen
and broadcloth; finely tailored. Now. 75c
81 seas and x2s5 2-piece Linen Suits. in gray
and oyster. Sizes Is to 16. Now sSe
80 pairs Boys Si.25 Long White Duck siaeks;
hne ouality-pre- -shrunk Shes IL to ls. except
t',, R,r, 60 az Inn. Cc,dr,ox Tror:.., si,ss
IN 70 Nov -s '' ~ Si as
THE BOYS STORE. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Prayer Books
Hymna1s, Testa-

ments, 25c to y
"a Their Regular
Selling Prices
100 Prayer Books, Hymna1s
and Testaments.
l Table of Miscellaneous
Books; many titles-greatly
reduced for Friday.
1 Table of Children's Books
greatly reduced for Friday.
THE BOOK STORE
AIsLEs 1926, FIRST FLOOR.
Woodtex Toilet
IisSues-Sbecial
Csc dozen rolls
100 Dozen Woodtex Toilet
Tissues; 1000 sheets to the
roll.
% Boxes Of Mirror Nail Polish:
Special. ............ .ZIC eaen
ToILETRIEs
AIsLEs 14-1s, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15

120 Mems High Grade Four-in-F
OF fancy colored, Fall patterns.
16O Pairs Mems SOC and 81
Socks; rayon. Isle and silk
mixed. White and light colors.
Sizes 10, 10la and II. Now.20c
"a Mems SIS Fancy Silk Shirts;
soft collar to match. Sizes
l4h2. Is. 16. 161a and IT.
NOW .................. .S2.30
The MEMS STORE. SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Notions Greatly Reduced

as Soc Paper-covered 2-drawer Shoe Boxes and
Combination Boxes. As is Now .......... $50
10 SOC Metal Ironing Board Cover Holders. Now 25c
Is ESQ Fabricofd-eovered Coaster Sets; soiled.
NOW :. tVS
four sections As is. Now. .25c
MOTIONS
AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Girls Dresses, S1.45
We're SI95 and S2.95

IA Dresses of organdy in white and colors.
Sizes 8 to IA.
IL Girls S1.45 to S2.95 Wash Dresses, suitable
for school wear Sizes to l6 Now. S5e
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Infants and Children's
Sweaters Reduced
Wolfe Combinations, CSC

Wolfe Combinations, CSC
Were $3.50
II voile Bandeau-Top Combinations, in tai
Iored style. Sizes "a, SO, and 38.
muslin sss s. SsSn. Of cotton crepe ise
COTTON UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
One-piece Foundations, $685.
Were $3.50 and $3.50
IS Fine Foundations of broche satin, and
batiste some with lace top and evening
back. Sizes 80 to SO and SO, 80 and 40.
8 KIeinert Sanitary skirts. Of crepe de ching;
! as Wsedth5sp stsD:Iin iGiidi.: si imported
s' a g. a g ana sr:h ~ q
m ss4sd sa @ ss: .o
Sizes 80 to SO waist measurement. Now. .ss.s5
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
Rayon Underthinxs, 58c
Were 75c to S1.95
so Pieces Of Rayon Underthings, including
bloomers, panties, pantie sets and Snuggies
of Kayser, Munsingwear, and Gluvtex
makes.
:sss asypn Gsmsn,sisn: o, Munsps
sizes and o. Now. ............. .si.s5
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Tailored Silk Slips, $2'ss
We're IS
sFsR: in saa ~ss
M:ndn.ss Er:sss ss 81. ss in ;sn
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Silk Step-ins, $1.b We're s295
Lace-trimmed silk crepe and tailored satin
step-inS in fitted styles.
SOS silk Mesh P.ismas in 7-piece styles with
ae'f ssse Mss.srimmes s: Satin Gown; ana Imported
.y G,i ssS:,:s #. Iii.
Now 1910
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Pajama Ensembles, $2.ss
We're S5.95
Pajamas; of printed cotton; 3 of printed
.sss Dotted s~,,: Ssslissss with dainty "a
siss r.ior.d sSsntuns P.ji%. ENSEMBLES. il
5 L crsp. and SATIN
NxeL1GEEs THIRD FLOOR.
Notions Greatly Reduced
60 SOC P.per;eoysred 2-draweE Shoe Boxes and
g sss M.: Bs.la Cover Holders.
is $50 Fabrieoid-eovered Coaster Sets; solsd.
SS ses Isida; Shoe boi;:; VIZ
NorYoNS
AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR.
Small Cedar Chests, $3.50
We're S3.75 to S5.25
IA Small Cedar Chests
Observation Paint Sets. Now. SOC
/ $3.50 Cowboy Suit; size g. Nov. 49,. $3.50
Si25s American Pewter Band Sets: Nov. .s.x
$3.50 Elephant Hunting Scene; pewter. Now SS -
xs fevter Soldier Set Nov lsS
sruv Tnv sTnpr
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Unusual Reductions in Furniture

s1s.75 Maple Sofa; denim cover. Now. STATS
SIPS Tapestry covered Sofa, with down seat
and reversible back cushions. Now. S68.50
SIPS 2-Piece Living Room Suite; tapestry cover.
NOW SO0
S35 Tapestry covered Club Chair. Now. .S17.50
$50 China Cabinet; walnut and gum. Now $3.50
$40 Serving Table; mahogany and gum. Now
$50
$50 Large Drop leaf Table; maple. Now. $3.50
S25 Gate-leg Table; maple Now. .S14.50
SIS Coffee Table; solid mahogany. Now. SIS
2 S295 Magazine Baskets on legs. Now .Sl.95
s12.75 Coil Spring Gliders; ball-bearing con-
struction; comfortable floating arms. Now ss.95
S9.75 Occasional Chair; friezette cover. Now
S6.75
SIS Occasional Chair: solid mahogany frame:
attractive homespun cover. Now .S16.50
SIS Occasional Chair; green homespun cover.
$50 Radio Table; gum stained mahogany. Now
Sl1.75
Z Chairs; different styles various coverings
4; $8.75 to $3.50. Now. ...............$5 IS
l: was $3.50 NOW. $3.50
2: were $3.50 and SO. Now. S3.75
25 Card Tables sturdily constructed; red, green
and black. Very specially priced. ....... S1.65
Tomorrow and Saturday-Last Two Days to
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-15

" ere S1sOU
II Voie Bandeau-Top Combinations In tai
iored style. Sizes "a, SO, and 38.
se LONE E-sleeve Gowns Of cotton crepe and
muslin Size IS. Now. -soc
COTTON UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Mems Neckties, 85c
Were $3.50 and 50

md Ties, in a wide assortment
26 Mems soc and 81 Fancy Col
ored Silk Handkerchief.
Now. .35c; 3 for 81
ii pieces Imported M a d ras
Shirting; ga and 3 yard
lengths. Was 81 yard.
NOW DUC ydEu
81 pairs Mems 81 Mesh Shorts,
in white. Sizes 80, 80, "a, SO
and 40, Now. Csc
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Silk Step-ins. $1.45 We're s2.9s

9 Lace-trimmed silk crepe and tailored satin
step-ins in fitted styles.
ses5 Silk Mesh P.jamas. in 2-piece styles with
$50 Lace-trimmed satin Gowns and Imported
Silk Crepe Gowns. Now....................S3.9 .S3.95
crepe in 1-pece style with howered silk crepe.
NOW 1910
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Misses Frocks Reduced

~
II Were $3.50 o s25 No,c $12.25
Foc Of crepe sheer silk plain and printed crepes chiffon
and washable crepes Black and pases Sizes "a to 20.
$3.50 to SIS Evening Gowns 10 SIS to $3.50 Evening
Gowns In white pastel and black chiffon and Sizes
IA to 20. Now .s12.25 and $s.75
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Girls Hats, Csc We're sI9S to IS

so Brimmed straw hats small girls braided
hats and "Softies" of linen and pique.
12 Girls and Juniors s2.95 TO S. Hats, in straw
and panama in brimmed styles and turbsns.
IA 81 10 sio Hat, in wide brimmed STYLES Of straw
mesh turbans, and silk crepe and pique softies.
NOW ..'-...'... ..-''....' .'.''''.'.'''.. .JVe
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Junior Misses Dresses, s8.ss
Were $3.50 and $3.50

we're yII.5O and Si6.5O
Dresses fer afternoon and street wear
Sizes 13 and Is.
S1o.,5 to $3.50 Dress and Coat Ensembles for
juniors: sizes Is and Is. Now ............ S1.95
Junior Misses s12.5 and S16.50 Coats, in dress
and sports styles Sizes II: IS and II Now s1.95
Junior Misses S. 95 and S7.95 Summer Sports
Dresses Of silk and cotton. Sizes 10. IS and II
6 Junior Misses s4.95 and 1895 silk sports
Dresses; sizes II to Is. Now. .S195
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Mems Oxfords, s5.85

Were So and $40
Sc Mems and Calfskin and Brown
Scotch Grain oxfords Also pairs Arnold Gove-Gp
of black cafskn black kangaroo in the
lot. II; AA to IL; to H. to H. 6,
61, T. 712, 8, 81, 91a, TO- 101a and IL.
THE MEMS
Evening star., 1932-09-15

Stationery Boxes
15c Were Csc
IS Stationery Boxes, with
George Washington prints.
AS Is.
10 SOC Stationery Racks, with
George washington prints. As
Is Now. ..loc
STATIONERY
AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
Cigarette Cases, y
We're s.
Enameled Cigarette Cases
in green, brown, and blue.
8 So Enamel Cigarette Cases.
NOW ..'....-..... .'s'..'$A
1S6 Ivory Enamel Cigarette Box:
NCW -...'sf
So Cigarette Boxes. Now. 81
SMOKING ACCESSORIES
AISLE S, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Summer Frocks, s1'45
Were sI.95

We're yI.95
30 Frocks embroidered eyeet baste plain printed
Sleeveless long Slightly soed
and mussed.
( S4s5 White Wolfe Peasant Embroidered Slightly
soled and mussed Now ........................G .G45
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Children's Fall-weight
Goats. $3.95 We're 1.95

10 Good Quality, Fall weight Coats, for
little boys and girls, 2. 4, S and 6. Allwool,
in attractive tweed mixtures.
90 Girls s. Dresses, of dimty and linen. Sizes
il Little Girls sI;45 and 8 .a5 Froeks. Of wolfe
and Swiss. Sizes TO 6. Now. ............ .9sc
"a Chdren's 81 to s1.s5 Play suits. in pajama
and sun-suit styles. Sizes TO S. Now. .6sc
10 Boys Sse5 suits. OF linen and seersueker
JUVENILES APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Women's and Misses
Fall Shoes, s5.95
Women's Dresses, sos

~ ere Sl1.oU 10 S<1.oO
Of canton silk jersey and sheer crepe Size
So to A.
Evenings Frocks Of plar
printed chiffon canton and lace Sizes "a to a. Now ST.
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Pajama Ensembles, $2.ss

7 Pajanas; 4 of printed cotton; of printed
pongee.
xs.9s Dotted Swiss Neslisees, with dainty val
Si.s5 Tailored shsntuns Pajama Ensembles in
one-piece style with long coat. Now ..... .S4.95
S25 Silk Crepe and Satin Lined Tailored Robes.
NEcLYCEES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Dotted Marquisette Curtains
Special 81 pair

Curtains; lovely ruined
style cornice valance and ebacks 16 yards long
in yory-just in time for Fall decorating.
LarEs Assortment Of SnSst
hemsA ecTuN2I Cfcfonnes, Mareuisettes
yards long. Special. 1c pair and ohers-sreaty reduced
DRAPE
Evening star., 1932-09-15

1 s45 Governor winthrop Desk; red mahogany.
Now $3.50. l. was s45. Now. ........ $3.50
1 So End Table, with mahogany top Now. 81
$3.50 Mahogany and Gum Coffee Table.
Now -sll
S4.75 End Table; mahogany and gum. Now $3.50
/ S32.75 Governor winthrop Secretary; walnut
and-gum. Now ......................$ .$24.5O
1 $40 Bookshelf; walnut-and-gum. Now. 81
/ $45 Governor Winthrop Desk; brown mahog-
$3.50 Drop-leaf Butterfly Tables with ma
hogany tops NOW ......$ .$io'0V
$40 Gateleg Table walnut and-gum. Now $3.50
l S47.50 5-Drawer Bed Room Chest, OF solid
maple. Now .....................$ .$sa
l Governor Winthrop Secretary, red mahogany;
was SlOO. NOW ................ ........S'o
$3.50 Solid Mahogany Tilt-Top Table. Now SIG
$50 Coffee Table; mahc gany- -and-gum. Now S22
1 SS75 Boudoir Chair, with attractive cretonne
cover. Now &............ .........So
l $3.50 Pedestal Smoking Stand, with shelf.
1 1915 3-FoId Wallpaper Screen. Now. .$6.75
Fine Furniture at Semi-Annual Selling Prices.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Small Cedar Chests, s1'so
We're f3.75 TO S5.25

IA Small Cedar Chests.
Observation Paint Sets Now. Soc
/ $50 Cowboy Suitj size 6. Now. ...........S $3.50
! S1Ss5 American Pewter Band Sets. Now. S!.x
xs Rewtsr Soldier Set Nov, Ma. SIG ~
TM Tor STORE
FouHrH FLooR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15

Tailored Silk Slips, $2'ss
We're IS
10 smartly tailored Silk Crepe Slips in semi-htted
and bias styles Some handmade and with
dainty embroidery.
S 4S5 Handmade French Silk Slips. In semi.
fitted styles. trimmed with lace. Now. 80. A.9S
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
One-piece Foundations, $3.s
We're $3.50 and $3.50
Rayon Underthinxs, 58c

" eTe |CC 10 V1'>0
so Pieces Of Rayon Underthings, including
bloomers, panties, pantie sets and Snuggies
of Kayser, Munsingwear, and Gluvtex
makes.
s S1s5 to Sc rs Rayon Combinat Of Munsing-
wear make Soiled Broken sizes and styles.
Sizes ana 3. NOW. $l.3o
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Summer Furniture Reduced u

HE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Women's w a1nut Room
Gowns, $15.75 We're $3.50 to ,4s.st

Afternoon and Evening Gowns Of sheer canton.
and lace. Sizes So to AZ.
$3.50 Street and Afternoon Gowns Of canton
and printed crepe Sizes 3s SO and a. Now SO
WoMEN's WALNUT ROOM. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
Silk Crepe Dresses, s5.95

" ere JIU.Io ana J16.oU
rs One-pdece Silk Crepe Dresses sizes IA to 20.
80 81 IS Skirts pque linen crepe
In blue white. and maize Sizes 26 to 80 Now .s1ss
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR. '.----.-
La gaceta., 1932-01-13

FL Ayuntamiento acord6
comprar un nueVo autOm6Vii
para el iefe de bomberos Sr.
Harry M. Baker, despu6s que
el CONCEAL Roberts habia aeon
sejado Sc comprara un auto
m6vil Buick, de segunda ma
no, por la cantidad de 1920.
Defendi6 ell CONCEAL su mo-
ci6n diciendo Que por ell viejo
autom6vil ell propietario del
Buick daria 500 y ademas
doce meses para abonar ell ba-
La gaceta., 1932-01-13

del anovo finonciero aSi cop,c
10 do axtondo, 10 foia 40 ororo
dordo 60 co,.ro coro norm;ti,
rovou ,oIooidod
Dosnr6. 40 boho, ho+;do l.,
n,orca do1 d;frr+o e., How.
Saoorovo ON mos do "A rinoS
nor ho,o :, ao.a1o o;a If,
broro Coniau m,n;fo.x
no croio hoh;o hooho 10 moia,
90, yn "p5ioro Ami" con,,n
= fono dn;,o. h~.;45a; =
uoo6 . 10 m5xin,a vo,ooidad dos
mas do boho, nosodo 10 n,i1Io
nodida
NJ ~
.Hi'N'0
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
CAMPBELL TRATARA DE
ESTABLECER UNA NUE.
VA MARCIA MUNDIAL DE
VE1OCIDAD

New York. enero 13.-El Rey
de la Velocidad, Sir Malcolm
Campbell, esta conSiderando re-
gresar a los Estados Unidos den
tro de un mes para batir sobre
las arenas de Daytona su marca
mundial de 245.773 millas por
bora.
Tanto han progresado los pla
mes de Campbell, que su repre-
sentante en- America, Bill Stun,
de Indianapolis, ira a Florida
en- esta semana para conferen-
ciar con los oficiales de la ciu-
dad de Daytona.
Sturm discutira la question
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
LUCHARA AQU1 Ell CAM
PEON LONDOS

FL dfa % luchara en- esta ciu-
dad Jim Londos, reconocido CO.
mo Ell campe6n mundial de lu-
chas, a quien tambien Sc llama
Ell "Dios Griego".
Como oponente de Londos Sc
trata de contratar a Mike Ro-
mano, ell gigantic de Italia, muy
conocido aquf por sus luchas en-
Benjamin Field, ell pasado in
'vierno
Aparecen como promotores
Jack Maloney y Jim Harris, es-
te 1ltimo dueno de un restau-
rant local.
Esperase que el campe6n lie
CARA dentro de dos O tres dias
y a modo de propaganda Sc
or%ganizara una gran fiesta en-
su honor, en- Tarpon Springs.
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
IN. LONE F.

fest6. Tengo b~astante dinero pa
ra retirarme'.
La gaceta., 1932-01-13

Los presidentes de las Ligas
Nacional y Americana anuncia-
ron aver que la temporada de
1882 empezara ell II de abril y
concluira ell Is de Septiembre.
En- la Liga Nacional, ell Fila
DELTA jugara ell primer desafio
con ell New York, ell Boston con
el Brooklyn, ell Chicago con ell
La gaceta., 1932-01-13

Ha sido pueSto en- iibcrtad
Bill Hugill, individuo que es-
tuVo encerrado en- la carccl
del condado por haber dicho
que era Official de la marina
de los Estados Unidos.
Sus moyimientos desperta-
ron sospechas Y las autorida-
DIES locales 10 detuvieron, po-
niendolo a la disposition del
gobierno federal.
Mas tarde, luego de hecha
una investigation y. compro-
barse que Ell hombre no habia
cometido delito alguno, Sc or
demo su libertad Unconditional.
Juan V. Delgado.
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
ORDEN CABALLERO DE LA
LUZ

Logjo LIZ de Cub0 No. 5
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
Notas de Base Ball

Arthur Shires ha firmado I'm
contrato con los Braves de
Boston y lie pagaran $1,000 por
ell primer ano.
Esta cantidad superb en-
$4,000 a la que lie fuera pagada
por ell club Milwaukee, en- 1881.
Shires termin6 a la cabeza de
los bateadores de la Association
Americana.
La gaceta., 1932-01-13

Los "Rojos" de Cincinnati die
ron aver su libertad incondicio-
nal a Eddie Roush, ell idolo de
los fieles de la Ciudad Reina.
Rico, antes que aceptar I'm pc
queno sueldo y I'm puesto de ju-
gador secundario, Roush deci-
dio admitir ell release. "No vol
we're a jugar otra vez,-mani-
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
A FAMILY
DOCTORS LAXATIVE >
IS BEST

Your health is too important Tou
cannot afford to experiment with your
delicate bowels Npen coated tongue,
bad breath, headache, gas, nausea,
feVerlshness, lack Of appetite, no
energy, etc, warn of constipation.
This applies MOI only to grown people,
but more particularly to children
That's why a family doctors laxahv,
is always the safe choice.
DR.. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin ID
prepared today under strict laboratory
supervision from fresh laxative herbs
and other pfte ingredients, and
exactly according to DR.. Csldwel'S
original prescription.
Today, millions Of families rely on
Or. Caldwells judgment in the selec-
ton Of sheir laxative. For DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, in bottles ready
for use, sold in all drugstores, is now
the largest selling laxative In the
world 0 O
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
tst-lW DA !

Cincinnati y ell Pittsburgh con
ell San Louis. En- la Americana,
ell Washington abrira en- Bos-
ton, ell New York en- Filadelfia,
ell San Louis en- Chicago y ell
Cleveland en- Detroit.
De acuerdo con la costumbre,
ell dia II de abril ell Boston ju-
CARA I'm desafio en- Washington
para que ell presidente Hoover
pueda lamar la primera pelota.
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
ACCION GALLEGA

Por este medic cito a Junta
General Ordinaria, para el Jue-
YES IA a las 8 p. m, en- los Salo-
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
EC0S DEL CAYO

Bajo la direction de Jose
Fernandez, que vino de Tam
pa en- ell vapor Florida, ACADIA
de reabrirse con 1926 operarios
IA fabrica de SantaeIia.
Con Ell Sr. Fernandez vino a
esta ciudad, Armando Rodri-
guez, ell popular "Bombillo",
segundo iefe de los intereses
de Santaella en- Tampa y Key
West.
La perspective para Ell ano
pr6Ximo, segun uno de los al
tos empIeados de la Ehrica,
es magnifica, como 10 prueba
ell hecho de que haya iniciado
sus labores con el mismo nl-
nero de hombres que tenia al
cerrarlas, antes de Navidad.
La gaceta., 1932-01-13

Cito a los miembros de esta
Logia para hoy microbes, en-
nuestro local de IL Is Avenida
y Gale l6. Asuntos de mucha
importancia.
Ell SecrCtdriO.