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Ia
de las gIandulas del euelIo in
dica que existe aIguna infection
tai ono enfermedad de la san
gre, tuberculosis, cancer, dem
tadura y amisdalas en- NAL es-
tado, enfermedad del dido, o in
fecciones del craneo.
La tuberculosis es una causa
mry frecuente de la inflammation
de las glandulas del cuello, So
bre TODD cuando Sc trata de nj
nos de Tres a los ounce amos.
81 estas clandulas inflamadas Sc
dejan pasar sin ateneion, Sc pue.
den infectar, ell pus sc forma y
sobreviene la secretion.
La curacion de las glandulas
inflamadas del cuello debe ser
dirigida principalmente haeia ell
origen o causa interna que las
produce, para la cual es c
sario hacer un reconocimiento
medico general. ST la causa de
la infection Sc eIimina, las CLAN.
dulas inflamadas automatica-
mente disminuyen de tamaha
POGO a POGO hasta que desapa-
recen por complete.
Despues de descubrir la eau
sa de Ia inflammation de las CLAN
dulas y proporcionarse ell ira
tamiento medico adecuado, las
glandulas, en- ST mismas, deben
ser atendidas al mismo tempo,
a fin de evitar que la persona
quede desfigurada y tambien
con objeto de apresurar la Gu
racion. Las -glandulas son Gu
radas por medic de ap~licaciones
de %ealor, descanso, yodo y toni
o a fin de poner al paciente en-
estsdo fuerte de salud en- gene
raj. Muchas veces, cuando ell ca
So de inflammation eIanduIar es
muy severe, hay que recurrir al
radium y los rayos X. ST hay
pus, ell medico debe hacer una
aberturs muy pequena para dar-
lie saIida y Iograr r~esultados COS.
micos satisfactorios.
Por 10 tanto, hay que tener
p%resente que la %presencia de
elandulas inflamadas indica que
existe alsuna otra enfermedad
interna de mayor seriedad y por
10 tanto es necesario consular
a un medico.
Las preeuntas relacionadas
% asuntos de salud. sersn con-
testadas 81 Sc envian acompana-
das con un sobre estampillado,
con III propia direction. Dirija-
Sc a las oficinas de este perio-
dico.
rorres, 81; Rafael Frausto. Csc;
Pedro Cabello. soc; Cruz Azul Me
<icana" do Tualre Calf 81 60.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
AGRADECE LA AYUDA
QUE RECIBIO

TULARE, C. Agosto 24-(P.C.)-El
suyo de su esposa. expresa Il
cumplidos agradecimientos a las
personas que 10 ayudaron moral y
economicamente con motive de
grave enfermedad que 81 estuvo
padeciendo durante Ell mes de jul
MO ultimo.
La lista de contribuyeates es la
que sigue:
Julian Sertuche, 81; Martin Mar
tinez,s1; Dionisia Lopez, soc; Pr
lar Fuentes. $1.25: Sara Balm,
,$1.5O; Castulo Rodriguez. $2.25: So
leiad de Rodriguez. 81: Sostenes
Ndhez, So; JESUS de Perez. 25c;
R6mula de Fuentes, 25c; JESUS Gar
eta, 81; Benito Mena, &c.. Jose
Humada, 50; Jose Villagrant, 81;
Bernardo Castafeda, $3.50; Luis
La opinión., 1935-09-01
EeSEsoS:

Mario 13.-Para Ell compa-
triota Justo Ramirez =. 5 2.S5
Mario Il Para ell funeral
del joven Rodolfo Cutie
iIez ......-... ......... 5 100
Mayo 10.-Gastos de f'estas
patrias del 5 de mayo. 5 S5.47
JUNO 20.-Para la repatria-
ei6n del compatriota &C.
marc Tcrto, por Ia Conf
sion Honorffica $1,000. 5 500
JUNO 20.-Colecel ltpatria-
ci6n del compat"iota &C.
marc Te~to ........... 5 1885
Julio 21.-Auxilio al compa-
triota sehor Be~nal. $500. 5 500
AGosto S.-Funeral de Ia
sehora Bernard.na Lucero
0e Meza .............. s 51.S5
Suma,............. S151.45
iii5fesos .'....'.... ...... SlhS.b1
Egresos ........... 1900. S151.45
Fondo para septiembre. S 1912
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cIuoAo DE MEXICO. Agosto

Sl.-lnsistiendo en- que Jose Ba-
lima, cuhado del ~gobernador de Que
retaro y acusado de complicidad en-
ell asesinato de Enrique Rio. Sc pre-
sente a declarar, ell Juez Primero
de Distrito. Sc dirigio hoy a las
autoridades judiciales de Queretaro.
Ballina, segun los despaehos de
Queretaro, Sc rehusa a presentarse
a declarar ante las autoridades ju
dieiales. sabiendose que SO encuen
La opinión., 1935-09-01
CONTRA UN JUEZ
DE QUERETARO

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto
Observation-Disclosures grave que
ia contra ell Juea de Distrito de
Queretaro. fue %presentada hoy an
te Ia Suprema Corte de Justicia de
la Nacion.
La queja. fundada en- que Ell Juez
de Distrito en- Queretaro Sc MEGA
que Jose Ballina, cunado del Co.
bernador osornio sc presente ante
las ~autoridades judiciales, fue pre-
sentada a Ia Supreme Corte por el
Juez Primero de Distrito Pastra-
ma james.
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BANQUEIE |
EN- MORELIA AL
GRAL. MAGMA
Fue ofrecido cuando hizo
entrega de la j%efatura de
operaciones

MoRELlA, Mich, Agosto 81. -
FL general GiLdardo Magma. 60
bernador del Distrito Norte de la
Baja California. entrego hoy en- IN
mahana u Jefatura de Ia zona MI
litar de Michoacan al general Jo-
sue B~enignos.
Despu6s de haber hecho Ia en-
trega de Ia Jefatura. Ell general Ma
CANA. asisti6 a un banquete dado
en- su honor por los oficiales de Ia
corporation militar que estuvieron
bajo sus 6rdenes durante varios
meses.
Ell general Magma. salra maha-
ma para L.. capital de Ia repdblica
con 81 objeto de asistir a la leetura
del mensaje presidential, y de don
de partira para Ia Baja Califor-
MIA Ell . de s%eptiembre pr6ximo. .
gun Sc dijo aquf.
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ell euerpo huma-
no, superfieiales
y ~profundas, que
tienen por obje-
I o p%roteger a
este contra afec
clones ell de-
sarrollo de las
Intermediates.
Las parties mas
donde
as g~lfnduIas Sc
inflaman son: ell
%cuello, les bra
zos, las ingles y
en- las %articula-
cinnes del cndn.-
La opinión., 1935-09-01

taci6n a la magnanimidad del pud
bio mexicano y especialmente de
la ninez para que sea enviada n
ayuda a los boy scouts de Utopia,
reuniendo con ~nosotros una suna
decorosa, cue situaremos per la
via aerea y pueda ser en- sus mas
nos antes de que ell invasor pom
ga fin a sus dias.
"Aceptaremos donativos hasta Ell
sabado 7 de septiembre, para hacer
envio ell lunes 9 de septiembre por
la manana.
"Nuestros muchachos, de sus
propios recursos destinan una SUI
ma que e~ncabezara esta lista de
subscription, esperanto que poda.
mos recibir algunos donativos pas
ra la finaIidad i~ndicada.
boy Scouts de Mexico Avenf
da R~ep1blica del Brasil n1nero 5.
Director N%acionai, jose Trinidad
Padilia." NJ
--)o(-
-YlEA listed IA OPlNION1-
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I'm Manifesto en- Costa RIGA contra Garrido
.uturos Esposos

Loretta TurnbuIl, de Monrova, Calf, considerable CO.
mo la campeona nundial en- botes de motor, aparece en-
compahfa de su mecanico Tom Richert, con quien con-
traera matrimonio ell dfa 30 de Agosto. La foto fue toma-
da en- Long Beach.
Eofo I News
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H!TI2
Por MONTE sALvIN, M. o.
GLANDULAS ~INFLAMADAS
EN- Ell cUELLo

Tanto los dootores, como Las
personals cultas saben que hay
slandulas distribuidas por TODD
La opinión., 1935-09-01

ira eneerrado en- la casa de su her
mano politico. ell gobernador Osor-
MO.
La opinión., 1935-09-01

National. City. Calf, agosto % de
1885. FL Tesorero, Gustavo r.
|Eerdfn.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
info R ME- EN-
NATIONAL CITY
Lo presenta la Comision
Honorifica Mexicana

NATIONAL CITY, Calf. agosto
Bel tesorero de la Comision
IHonorifica Mexicana de este lugar,
da a conocer por medic de estas
Columns Ell corte de GAIA de dicha
Iagrupaci6n, en- Ia forma que ST.
sue:
Corte &c GAIA co~mprendida del
10. de enero al IS de agosto de
1895.
iNGRESoS:
Enero 1o.-Fondos en- exis-
teneia ......... $500. ) $50
Mario 1o.-Colecta para Ell
compatriota Justo Ramf-
rez ..,..... ...... ...... 2.54
Mario 14.-Colecta para los
funerales del joven Ro-
dolfo Gutierrez ......... 5 1910
Abril so.-Colecta para las
fiestas del 5 de mayo. 5 96.oS
JUNO 20.-Colecta para la
repatriation del senior &C.
mar Terto ............. 5 1885
Agosto S.-Colecta para los
funerales de Ia Sra. Ber-
nardina de Meza ........ $ S1.S5
Sunoa S16o -
La opinión., 1935-09-01

Torres, 81; Rafael Frausto, Csc;
Pedro Cabello. soc; Cruz Azul Me-
xicana" de Tualre, Calf, $1.60.
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Terminaremos a listed su trabajo
Embellishments. asegurando a US
ted que sera la misma clase de
trabajo que 81 pagara al coatado. y
podra listed pagarlo en- abonos Sc
manarios o mensuales, como q listed
10 c~onvenga.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

/ Jean Dunn, secretary to Donald
Montague, lawyer, delays her an
swer when Bobby Wallace, auto
nozzle salesman, asks Jean to
merry him.
At The Golden Feather night
GLIB she meets Sandy Harkins,
whose business correction is
vogue. Sandy Introduces Bobby
and Jean to MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
and Bo5bv arranges to sell some
bonds for Lewis. He sells them to
Jeans employer.
Larry Glerr, federal agent,
long a friend of Jeans parents,
, IS trying to locate Wingy Lewis,
, bank robber. Larry locates some
stolen bonds and questions Sonny
Boyd, gambler, about them. Boyd
confesses he bought the bonds
from Donald Montague. Mon
tague tells Larry he bought them
from Bobby.
Larry talks to Bobby, learns
Lewis bought car recently, and
suspects it is armorcd. Federal
mer 60 TO Lewis hotel, but he
and his wife have disappeared.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER NXI
Even Il government detective
on a manhunt has time for lit
tie private life occasionaily-cspc-
clally when the trial he is on
grows cold and leaves him, tenn
porarily, without 4 lead. SO it hap
pened that the night after the raid
found Larry Glenn and Bobby
Wallace eating an informal dinner
with Jean Dunn in Jeans apart
ment.
The dinner was by way Of be-
ing farewell party for Jean, who
was to ieavC for home, on a weeks
vacation, the following day. Bob
by, ChaStencd and humble because
OF his misadventurc with the sto-
len bonds, looked at her admir-
ingly as she served the meal--shc
was very pretty, with q crinkly
little apron over her summer frOcE
and she happcned also to be an
excellent cook.
Jean simply must marry him,
the lovc-snittcn youth unused,
gazing darkiv into his bowl pf
consommc, his spoon poised ct the
brim. She had been seeing 4 good
deal Of this Sandy fiarkins, and
that was q bad thinG--for hadn't
/ aI.,.,- CLAIM Iircl,-rroJ rarI.; {bot
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derstoOd quite why.
whats the matter tonight?
Want ne to go homc?" demanded
Bobby.
"Nothing's the matter. DO you
want to go?"
The LOOKS they were exchanging
came closer to the classification
of glare Bobby sat back and
crossed his legs. He took out q
cigaret and lit it with vast care.
Then, impulSively, he dropped his
cigaret into the ashtray, turned to
face Jean, laid his hands on hers,
and said softly, Jean, dearest
let's not Quarrci-plcase. is any
thing wrong"
TO his surprise her eyes became
misty. She shook her head mo. "
y love YOU, Jean. You love me,
don't you"
She looked a thin a long time
before she answered, and then she
found herself saying, rather
shakily:
ooh, Bobby, it's so--you see,
we've known each other all our
lives, ard | know Pm terribly
fond of you but l wonder
81 wonder if maybe"
She left the sentence unIinlsh-
ed. The tightencd his grip on her
hands and said, "Plcase, Jean, for
Heavens sakc-maybc WHAT"
ooh" She withdrew her hands,
reached for a microscopic hand
kcrchicf, and dabbcd at the corner
of ono eye. Maybe it's just that
II love YOU like - like a sister
would. | mean
Bobby suddenly had a deprcsS.
ing mental image Of the long and
romantic figure Of Sandy har-
kins: and he said sobcrly, Jean,
is thcrc-do you care for some
body clsc?"
She looked miSerably at the
floor and said, 81 don't know"
"You never thought you loved
me like sister until Just now; ~
persisted Bobby. as it ne
hesitated. Then, hating himself
for saying it, he said, "ls it this
Harkins fellow"
She made no answer but con
tinued to stare at the floor. Bobby
looked at her for long time. lie
felt Il sudden flare of anger-not
at Jean, but at the lanky western
er who. he believed, had come be-
tween them. our,
1T is, isn't it," he said. Still
she made no answer, but 1t seem
ed to him that her continued 81
lence was answer enough.
Don't do it, JEAN" he said at
last. His anger put an uneXpcct,,
ed rasp in his voice. She looked
ND, surprised. "Don't do what"'
she asked. -,
Don't fall for that bird" he
said, his tone more harsh than he
had intended to make it. :
There was . CLINT Of anger IN
the line of her mouth as she re-
turned his gabc. He ignored 1t;
ignored caution as well, and
plunged on: ,
'For your own good, Jean! Not
because of ne - for yourself
Why, ven don't know anything
about him. You don't know who
he is or where he came from or
what he does or anything. For all
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The+G@EpEN]=::~=EEATE4ER
hy Robert Bruce
Q 1925 NEA SsNies. ine,

One incident occurred-a thing
which seemed utterly trivial, ~
th2 time, but which was to be-
come, much later, IN event Of vast
importance.
Jean learned, for the first tine.
mat Larry was 4 department OF
JE"S'lcc operative. Highly thrilled,
I lc pied him with questions about
ms COB. and asked him, among
0ther things, how fnigerprinta
were taken. Larry explained by
giving q demonstration.
1t happened that Jean had an
INK pad on her desk. Taking it
ana 4 sheet Of note paper, Larry
rlayfui!!y took Impressions Of her
1tn&ernpS, explaining how each
PERSONS prints differ from every
0thcf persons. Thea, careless
~ ne tossed the paper bearing
the prints into The wastcbasket.
lobby instantly retrieved it.
".I'vG got her picture" he ex-
planned, grinnjng, to Larry. "I've
got lot Of pictures Of her. I've
got q ribbon she used to wear in
her pigtail when she was so high.
I've got little tin-and-paper
badge she wore one time at 4
Christian Endcavor convention.
I've got a lot Of other things thai
remind ne Of her. Now I've got
one more thing-something that
nobody else has got"
Thcv laughed at him as he peck
cted the paper, and then they for
got all about it - until, weeks
later, it became Of the most pro-
found significance.
Larry Glenn left shortly before
re o'clock, rcmarking that he
would ''lcavc you two youngsters
to yourselves" They protested
Bobby'S protest being less than
urgcnt-but Larry insisted, wish
ed Jean a happy vacation, and
Bowed himself out.
Bobby Immediately took a posi-
ton on the couch beside Jean and
sliprcd his. arm about her Shout
ders; but when he tried to draw
her to him she quietly resisted,
and when he finally got the kiss
he was seeking, her lips did not
return his pressure. He released
her and sat looking at her glumly.
"What's the matter, honey?' he
asked. Jean resorted to one OF
those little mannerisms which
women use at such moments, and
carefully patted her hair into
place in front Of her right ear.
"Why, nothing she said inno-
Gently.
"Wcll?"
well. why don't - why don't
YOU want me to kiss you?"
Az 4 matter of fact, Jean was
Wondering the same thing. Why
didn't she want him to? But she
only said, ooh, Bobby, lets-just
talk"
Bobby stared at her, then made
a humorous eTimacc, took his arm
away. and said, "Okay. Let's talk.
Go ahead
She poutcd prettijy and SAID.
ooh. Bobby, don't be like that.
"Tikc what"
They looked at each other, and
discovered that they were close to
, ouarrcl. and neither OF them ur-
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you know be may be a crook"
"Bobby" There was real anger
in her voice now.
"Wcll, it's so. You don't know.
You met him in q night club.
Larry Glenn said you never l.now
who YOU meet in a place like that.
He might be a gangster. He
might lie a Gangster. He might
stop" she cried, her eyes blaz-
ing.
''Wcl, it's true" he said. She
looked at him scornfHlly.
II didn't think that Of you,
Bobby"
"Thin!; what?"
THAT you'd be so jealous you'd
you'd blackguard Il man behind
his back, when he isn't here to de-
fend himself"
"Pm not Safeguarding him.
ooh, MOP
"Well, Pm not. I'm just"
What do you call it, then?
Telling nc he may be Il crook OF
q gangstor! He's clean-cut, dc
cent hey. You're the one tha
doesn't know anything about him
Il do. I've seca him lot. l like
him"
They sat facing each other
flushed, intensely in earnest, il
tersely unhappy, and both o:
thcm-if an outsider could hav'
watched-iust little ludicrous
as youth is when it eagerly turns
a little misunderstanding into ;
great quarrel.
And then, to his complet,
amazcTent. she began to cry OF
/ his shoulder.
As she sat in the Pullman car
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the next afternoon, on her way
TO her home in Maplehurst, Jean
tried in vain to think her way out
of the distressing emotional tan
%lc with which her two young ad-
mirers had presented her.
It wasn't right Of Bobby, she
told herself Indignantly, to try to
poison her mind about Sandy.
Sandy was as honest as-as any
bod. it wasn't his fault that
he'd had that little n,ixup with the
police; ard anyway, that had been
stTai ghtcncd out instantly, as soon
as Jean went to the police station
AID explained that Sandy had
tccn with her that Friday after
noon
She frowncd family. Why did
she always feel vaguely uncom-
Portable when she thought Of
that? What was wrong with it?
Sh" and Sandy had gone canoe
ing; Q week later she had saved
sandy some embarrassment by
telling the police about it. What
W&S i that kept tanning at the
door of her mind. telling her that
there was something wrong with
it?
Then, suddenly, she knew, and
grpped the arms Of the Pullman
chair in panic dismay.
She remembered, now; that af-
tcrnoOn when Bobby came to see
Mr.. Montague, and she got the af-
ternoor off and went out with
Sandy.
1 The robbery of which SANDY
had been suspected had happened
on q Friday. She had convinced
the police that Sandy was limo
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Adrcnalisc a ..,.SaYcr

Methods of revivin: not only AMI
mails but also men thought dead
from Sufi0catiUn lave been known
and praCticcd for long time. When
there has been no injury tn any or
Gan of the body which would cause
the death. adrPnalinc has been used
successfully to start the heart and
also to keen It going.
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EAST BLUE RIDGE

EAST BLUE RIDGE. Oct. %.
Mr.. I. V. Young and son, Mark,
of Tigerville. S. c., we're guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. \. Young last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Harris
and son, Earl Mac, of BoStic,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. NCCraine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Hyder and
little daughter. and Mrs. Winni"
Stepp. of East Flat Rock, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Young.
Mr.. Clarence Hyder. of East
Flat Rock, was 4 visitor here last
Sunday.
Mr.. Woodrow Lively, of North
Blue Ridge. spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Z. Lively.
Misses Gertrude and Erebell
Young and Mrs. ClOrenia Case and
James Young were visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Trantham, OF
BricktOn. Sunday.
Misses Clorenia and Fannie Bel
Lively and MessrS. HurSey Gillian
ard Bill Maxwell motOred to Mars
Hill Sunday night.
- This section IS having some nice
weather since Jack FrOSt's first
visit. and farmers have been busy
gathering their crops.
Mrs. S. P. Jones and Mrs. Clio,
rcnia Case visited at the home OF
Miss Mollie Prince Monday after
noon.
Mr.. F. p. King has accepted d
position in Tennessee.
MIS-. H. H. Lynch and daughter,
Bessie, and son, Hubert, and Mr..
Bumes. of Sp;ndale, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Nc
CRANE last Sunday.
Nj. Blaine Stepp killed a me
hog for Jimmie Laycock, Monday
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cent because he had been canoe
ING with her that Friday after
noon. But she remembered now.
1t hadn't been a Friday, after
all. She had gone canoeing with
Sandy on Thursday. On the
Friday when the robbery occurred
she hadn't seen him at ali!
CTo be continued)
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NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OUNTY OF HENDERSON.

COUNTY OF HENDERSON,.
The undersigned, having been
appointed and duly qualified as
administrative of the estate Of
E. /. Anders, deceased, all persons
having claims against said estate
are notified to exhibit the same
before her on or before the 18th
day Of October, 1886, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt-
cd to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the Bird day CT Oct, 1885.
LUCY NJ. ANDERS,
Administrators Of =. l.. Anders,
deceased. t 10-4-Fri-6t
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eXgk1N pol@TEtT,st a 5Si
COACH


Owe an, coach good, big par OF tackles
Il and br ran build football team.
The tackle is a shock-abs0rber on delenSe
and an Irresistible force on offenSe he must
no able to cover ground in hurry, hit pan car
rier with nerve-shocking force. and kmle
through an opposing wall ,.;.,<, ha
" The tackles stance on ofense Is WIFI; the
lore cniled Under and fairly we'll apart. the toe
81 tho ;nsi foot being on line with tf4other'
Hee; Head is back ard tail low. On defense he
sG1ats down fairly low. with the inside leg
On straight-ahead plays, the tackle charges
,,o,verf,IIly. on ouick-openng plays he uses the
z R1I step Against normal offense he SHOULD
NAV t on the outside shoulder of the end.
Rush passes and punts at all time ,JVes
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SEE us about you- furniture re-
pairing, rcfinishing, upho!ster-
M, Grating, storing, re-silyer-
ing mirrors rug cleaning. we
buy and sell household gooas.
Railroad Salvage Co. 31S Nam
St. Dhone 99S.
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS OF
tone, power. foreign recepEloI'
In. cabinets Of exquisite char1i'
1886 PhilcO. 8runson furhi,
ture CompauJ..
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TO young stamp collectors
Thoth, Ibts-headed scribe OF
he gods, measurer Of time anC
inventor of numbers, is besl
Known as the "woodpecker man.
lie was god of wisdom and magic
nouthpiece of the other gods anc
lrbiter of their disputes. In the
Judgment hall of Osiris he Is
represented as weighing the hear
" SOul
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WE PAY CASH for old stoves
ranges, bedsteads, chairs, tools,
safes, kitchen cabinets. Get
our bid before you sell. GoVah
Hydcr. Phone $50.
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And so il
is fitting tina,
Thoth should
be shown or
t h i s stamp
which W a.
issued at the
time of the
W orld geo.
graphic con-
greSS at Cal.
TO, in 1925,
as he caryes
the name OF
King Fuad OF
Egypt. W h c
put Egypt's
educatio II a
work on {
modern basis
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RF A WORLD VOYAGER. Sran
oceans with the marvellous ne"
1896 Philco. New models nae
arrived. Brunson FURNITURE
Co,
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. Agent FrederlCk-
son Motor EXPRESS. Pnocc *
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,o,. TAXFS NOW DUE: p

1925 TAXES NOW DUE: ray
citv taxes, water, sewer a,9
street asst, county 34'$ ana
prior years with bonds; u no
Keith. Real Estate. Phone o -
Fourth Avenue Arcade Buiid-
ing.
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DeuyXE BEAUTY SHOP-Phone
GIG. next to Carolina WhV
take chances on cheap pcrman-
cnts when we can give you
good one for $500.
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'pecIal Notices

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Ped ;ro h., Regina Knit S I;t'.
. Ion s. d. >l.95 to $4,95
Gen. A.; 10 to $7.g5 Tan ;oo
gle, Es,..r regular Price. 'C of
4, Is. I rlsette and Snyda ".
" 'ANNIE BO WE S;F5
m =
81 s5S@S ~ '? E.. , ::s4,. t;
M Ssripss financing. First First
$ A.s5 SS' S I 5Gsn Az Ass $ 3;
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