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La opinión., 1935-08-17

o.Brien lucharan. por su parte, pa
IA demostrar al iuez que la recti-
ficaci6n de la ioven Versus Sc de-
bio a amenazas que por su parte lie
%lanzaron a ella los amigos de Con-
zalez.
Dora Versus diio la verdad du-
rante Ell primer iurado, y esas de-
eiaraeiones son las verdaderas',
expusleren los abogados.
Dora Versus esta dieiendo aho-
n Ia verdad, porque Sc e~neuentra
libre de Ia malsana Influenza de
Mrs. Doyle y Bledsoe. Nadie la ha
indueido ahora, nj nadie la hs obi
eado para que defienda a Gonza-
lez, y al asumir esta aetitud Sc va
juaando su propia suerte. Ninou-
ma prueba mas patente, pues, de
que Gonzalez es inoesnte," dijo
Mrs. Zaeseek.
La audieneia contInuara 81 lu-
mes. n las diez de Ia manana.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
PARA ENFERMEDADES

ANTI-GoNo-sANTA

I'm energico tratamiento para com
batir las peligrosas intermediates de
las Was u%rinarias y de la vejiga en-
HOMBRES Y MuJERES. Contiene
entire otras s~ubstancias poderosa-
mente antisepticas y desinfectan-
tes. ell famoso Q insustituible Acct
tie Santal reconocido por la ciencia
medica como ell destructor mas eff
a y active del microbio que las
produce y desde las primeras dosis
ell enfermo siente una agradable
sensation de alivio. empiezan a de-
saparecer sus dolores Y pocos dfas
desppes Sc siente libre de tan peno-
sas dolencias. Anti-Gono-Santal no
requiere dieta nj Gambia de vida,
es facil de tomarse y sus efectos
son sienlpre satisfactorios. aun cuan
do la enfermedad sea cronica y muy
aguda.-Precio del tratamiento en-
orc americana $3.0 90. Despachamos
los pedidos C. o. d. De venta solo
por UNIVERSAL IMPORTING CO.,
Sta. A-Box 1S6-San Antonio, Tex.
Enyiamos folleto GRATIS.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
Serdn Siimbles
(Si1ue de Ia Ia. Pap.)

dicen sus amigos.
Despues de haber conocido Ia no.
ticia, Mrs. Post sufrio un sincope
frente a una bocina, aunque horas
despues Sc repuso, Y tonic I'm avion
para dirigirse a Oklahoma.
Los padres de Post pasan de los
setenta amos. y han estado viviendo
en- una hacienda desde que el hoy
martir de Ia ayiaeion tenia veinte
amos de edad. Durante esa epoca,
Post trabajaba en- n compahfa
petrolera, como mecanico, aunque
va hacfa saltos en- ~paracaidas y de-
mostraba su inclination hacia la
aviacion.
Ademas de haber circunavegado
ell mundo con Harold Gatty, Post
superb esa hazaha cuando volo de
nuevo alrededor del mundo, solo,
y mas tarde alcanz6 prominencia
cuando intento volar de Los An
geles a Nueva York via la estratos-
fera, en- siete horas.
La opinión., 1935-08-17

cASAS BARATAS: Casa 6 ouartos,
con 2 apartamentos arriba y casa
tas, lote grande, Gale Hammel y
Gage, costo sf2, 900. precio total
s2,750.-2 casas. 4 y 6 cuartos. Tote
grande, cerca Brooklyn. $3.50, entire
500 y $40 al mes.-Casa moderna s
cuartos, BANJO. otra 4 cuartos en-
lote 50x150. por solo $1,000, entire
$500 y S12 mensuales. JUAN CON
ZALEZ. $500 East First st. Tells:
Oficina: ANgelus 114S4, Residential:
ANgelus 1863. (29)
La opinión., 1935-08-17
RADIOS

ESPECIAL-Por espacio de I'm mes.
compondremos cualquier radio POI
solo s1.00. material aparte. Nenta
de Radios "all-wave" para reelbir
de Mexico. Mauuinas de
lavar y refrigeradores eleetrieos. Su
credito es bueno. Visitas n domici-
lilo ~5oc.-Aztec Radio Service Co.
1850 Brooklyn Ave. Tel. Michigan
1858. ttfg)
La opinión., 1935-08-17
= FL AVlSO CLASIEICADO
mExlcAros

ARr1cuLos Mezieanos = soxsaaasz
Yerbas Aedielnaisa AsdieiHas sss
plda catalogo gratis de msuai#s 3
llsta de mayoreo 90<AAIaH4 :
GONZALEZ. Dept On Sta A 10
ia San Antonio. Teaaa -
La opinión., 1935-08-17
Ell FILIPINO RAMOS

United Press para LA OPINION
PENITENClARIA DE SAN oUiN
TlN.-agosto 16. - Sin pronunciar
una sola palabra, y sin eXhibir te-
NOR ante la muerte, ell filipino de
81 amos de edad, Agustfn Ramos,
La opinión., 1935-08-17
MED!ClNAS
ALCOHOLISMO

Es su Padre. Esposo, Herinano o
H!jo vfctima del habito del licor!
81 es asf SEROSOL puede darsele
secretamente. en- su casa, en- cafe.
sopa, c~ualquier lfquido o alimento
We, jugo de frutas. No contiene
drogas o narcoticos que former ha-
bito. usado y r~ecomendado o Doc
torres. Hospitales, enfermeras. Sc
rosol es ell tratamieEto mas SECURE
y rapido para ell Alcoholismo. y no
es costoso. Tratamiento para 81
dias, $500 porte pagado, en- empa-
que sencillo. SEROSOL, 524 So.
Spring ST., Room 202, Tel Mutual
2675. Los Angeles. Calf. (S)
La opinión., 1935-08-17

CASA 4 cuartos, moderna. Lote gran
de en- esquina, preeio solo S1175 en-
abonos faciles. En- SS75 cas- emplas-
tada, Tote plano, solo SIS contado y
$40 mensuales, Yea al Agente en-
1926 Brooklyn Ave. Casa 5 cuartos
cerea Whittier Blvd, solo $1,000, con
$3.50 entire. Casa stucco, moderna.
3 cuartos cerca calle 8, costo 81, 500
ahora con $3.50 al eontado y resto
como renta. Buen lote cerca calle
.. $500. Yea a KEITH, 345s Whit
tier Blvd, Tel ANgelus Sill.
(15N
La opinión., 1935-08-17

.ASAS DE vENTA: Casa A cuartos,
2 recamaras. 8 cuadras tranvfa,
en- $500 con 500 entire. Casa 4 Guar
tos, 2 cuadras tranvfa, en- 5000 con
$100 entire. Casa 5 %cuartos, en- Gale
Michigan, 81, $50 con 5000 entire. Ca
sa 5 cuartos, buen lote % jardfn.
arboles en- calle Franco, cerca Eu-
cid, s1,250 con 5000 entire. Brena ca
sa 4 cuartos. lote esquina, cast CO.
mo nueva, ell Banco la vende en-
s1,450 o s145 entire. Casa huespe-
des, Is cuartos. 2 bafios, cerca Z y
Boyle, moderna. lote 50x177 precio
S2,950 con 1926 entire. Yea a r. NJ.
HARRINGTON 1920 East First st.
Tel. ANgelus 1896. Oficina con
CHAS HALLY. Notario Pdblico.
(26)
La opinión., 1935-08-17
vENTAS DE CASAS

CASA 4 cuartos Stncco. garage. Tote
grande, cerca caro- amarillo. pre-
clio $3.50 entire ~pequeno. $l2 men
suales.-Casa 5 cuartos Stucco. en-
Mortebello, precio $3.50, entre....
$3.50, mensual S12.-2 Casas, 6 y 3
cuartos, lote, garage doble. sl75O
entire $3.50 y $40 mensuales. Adler
to domingos. JOSE ORONOZ, S2i6
Whittier Blvd, Telefono: ANgelus
1925, QD
La opinión., 1935-08-17

CUANDo LEE listed "LA OPI-
NlON", SABE QUE LEE uN
PERlODICO INDEPENDENTS
Y HONRADO.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
ABRA SUS OJOS

Regalamos valioso librito con secre-
tos fntimos matrimonio: sobre mems
truacion suspendida. partos prema-
turos, debilidad sexual y muchos
otros. lie dice como hacer 10 que
quiere y como evitarlo. Vale mu-
cho. Sc lie regala por 10c en- mone-
da o estampillas para su manejo.
Pfdalo hoy a CLIT0 CO., Box 1924,
San Antonio. Texas. CID
La opinión., 1935-08-17
MEDICINAS
O Vaya a Quedarse Clego

'RAYO DE SOL. rratamiento para
combatir Cataratas, Nubes e infla-
maciones de los Ojos. Miles de per-
sonas sandals.
iiNUEVO PRECIO SETH
Mande valor o pIdalo c. y. D.. a
HGlito Company, Dept. o.. p. o.
Box 1924. San Antonio. Texas.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
Dora Versus
Sc Retracta....

fslgns de n IN. Pag)
aue Sc Il estaban Gandu sobre IN
forma como deberia aeusar a Pc
dro /. Gonzalez.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
i ENTIRE 81 Semanario

RADIOS 1886 Philco o Zenith de
todas ondas. Reciben Mexico direc-
tamente. Gratis un aho de servi-
clio y lie recibimos liberalmente So
Radio viejo.
N. Broadway
S~ucursal: 4634 Whittier Blvd.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
PES0UlSAS

CARMEN MORAN. de culiaean. 81
naloa, Mexico. desea sahsf = pa
radero dc su hermauu Jesus Moran
de 80 amos de edad. qutsn rad . Hn
Casa Grande. Arizona. en- 81 aHa d
1880 Favor de dlrlgir sus infarmes
a Carmen Moran. caile de IlINa Ia
lacio 26, Sur. culiaean. stnalga
Mexico. taH1
NIcOLASA PAREDEs. de {. Juarez.
Chihuahua, desea saber 81 pafadefe
de su hijo Jose Becerra. de 3 amos
de edad. quien estuvo 5 amos en-
Culver, Calf. La Ultima vez cue
escribio fue de Arcadia, Calf. IA
persona que tenga eualquler lnfer=
me sobre 81. puede diriJirse al Con-
sulado de Los Angeles, o n Ia Gale
Globe No. 229, Ciudad Jnarez.
tDgs)
La opinión., 1935-08-17
Ia AUolENcIA DE AVER

yesilda con IN sweater ro1o
de rayas negras. falda negra y som
brero blanco. Ia joven Versus Il
bio aver al banquillo apareeiendo
vislblemente timida.
A todas las pregnntas que lie di-
rlgi6 al defensora de Pedro J. Con
zalez respondio en- forma aflrma-
tiva. como 81 tratase. en- esta for
ma. de fiiar de una e por todas
su posicion en- Ell ruidoso case del
ex-anunciador de radio.
En- examen directo. Ia joven
Versus acept6 aeordarse de n
audieneia que sc registro IN In Cor
te Superior del Juez Fletcher Bow
ron y durante n cnal la acusado-
IA denuneio los 'procedimientos"
que habia usado Mrs. Doyle para
haeerla declarar contra Pedro j.
Gonzalez.
la acusadora. n pregunta que lie
dirigi6 n abogada, declare hallar-
Sc reeluida en- un reformatorio des
de hace ocho meses:
"Solo he salido tres veees de ALI
y ESQ cuando Sc trata de traerme
a alguna audieneia coneetada con
Ell case de Gonzalez" dijo Ia joven.
Sin embargo. y aunque las de-
elaraciones de Ia joyen Versus sc
consideran de gran importancia
para ell caneionero mexicano. un
affidavit donde Ia misma aeusa
dora expuso haber sido atacada
por ell exanuneiador de radio en-
los primeros dias de 1894. fue acep
tado igualmente como evideneia.
la audieneia. que do comienzo
n las dos de Ia tarde Sc prolongo
hasta las sells Y media euando
Mrs. Zaeseck hizo esfuerzos deses
perados por lograr que Ell Juez
Schmidt lie permitiese subir al ban
quillo de los testigos a Mrs. Doyle.
eosa que no pudo lograr por las
continues objeeiones del represen-
tante de IN Procuradurfa.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
VENTAS VARIOS

vENDo Barberfa acreditada. por ur-
gencia de salir para Mexico. Pre-
clio $50. 2 espejos, lavadero, l silla.
1771 North Main. Eugenio Mora.
(21)
La opinión., 1935-08-17

tambien trato de matar a su padre
pero no 10 ~consiguio.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
ARRENDAMlENTOS

SO MENSUALES privilegios de ho-
gar para s%ehora, en- atractiva casa
de senora sola. Euclid Hgts., cerca
/ ranvla r., 3077 Guirado Street.
llS)
La opinión., 1935-08-17

continde gu eoucacicn DOR medic
dc la lectura. Nunca es tarde para
~aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
catalogo de libros GRATIS. IL.
eRERlA LoZANo. 203 North Los
Angeles Street, Los Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
i~OPORTUNIDAD!

Escrfbame para remitir1e informes pa
ra onoce su signo, dominar a sus
enemigos y realizar sus deseos en- ell
amor Escrfbame y lie dire todas las
gufas que necesita sin cobrarle NADIA.
Senora A. A. Rico. Estevez IA.
Habana, Cuba. 40
La opinión., 1935-08-17

RENTo CUARTos. privilegios del ho-
gar. Solo adultos. 419 Sunset Blvd.
Tambien tendai chica 24l9 sunset
Blyd, (22)
The Washington times., 1935-11-05

As the two bent over Bonnet there was whtra |
ring sound above their heads and long knife
bunk exactly in the scar made BY another knife.s
the day before.
The Washington times., 1935-11-05

eyes, scud," said De Cana, weakly, "and then
this strange sickness. There's something wrong.
Scud, but it's neither haunt nor hoodoo"
Lets fnd til" cried Captain Bonnet, rising from
his bunk on unsteady feet.
The Washington times., 1935-11-05
NOW READ ON

Her eyes, that had heavy and darkshadowed were
the cears blue now and there was no doubt about IT, ne
did have nice brows and she They weren't long, but any
way they were thick and dark
Too bad there to see her!
She opened her top bureau drawer took out piece OF
row French blue satin ribbon that shade Of blue Is so nice
ruifh
The Washington times., 1935-11-05

Captain De Cana, think we're hoodooed on
this heah iSlandl" said Scud, as he sat up, felt
his feverish forehead, and gazed dzzily about.
"They's hant in the treasure vault, knife flies
Nru the air."
The Washington times., 1935-11-05

AS stede Bonnet took step to get his pistols,
he fell headlong on the stone floor, unconscious.
scud and De Cana rushed to him. pouring rum
upon his face. TOO weak to walk!" said scud.
The Washington times., 1935-11-05
Blind
Beautiful Mary Shannon
Confronted With An
Age-Old Problem
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

ury Shannon secretary Stephen Bennett the A. A. Heey
Steamship Copdny luck She loses her sDee
heart ame" Todd j Aunt Willie commits suicide and MGrys
father loses his Job.
When the Shannons Mary remains IN Oakland
at Mrs Henys boarding Where she nS the attention o.
clifton Holden broker after ring from him.
Narv tells Holden she cannot marry him.
friendly NTH "L1tLd
aDho she believes wte OF EdUn Samson neu nanage
party Samson becomes Ill and later dse W"em n
back in order After compliments Marys appearance she rea
is in love Wtth him.
Through friend offered position as secretary 10
travelling psychologist Dr. CrGword Jamie a ~ the
.ountans Although takes most OF her time MARY
recall other days. the tWo are
emjovtno chat after VestG Janes Wte ndS en
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15

having set up an operating system which has become the envy of the rest of the world and carried through equipment programs which have enabled it to set new marks in speed in safety and in regularity of flight, finds itself nearing the end of its financial resources, due to the confusons and inequalities which resulted from the nasty air-mail contract cancellations of 1884
 The Mead bill authorizes the Interstate Com merce Commission to fix rates and to increase them up to maximum of 20 per cent above those now existing. Under this provision rates up to 48 cents an arplane-mile for the transportation of mail loads in excess of 300 pounds and 38 cents a mile for loads of 300 pounds less may be fixed. That this is moderate compensation is evident when 1t is realized that it cost the Post Office Department s221 cents mile to have the mail transported by the army. The bill further makes the rate-of pay findings of the Interstate Commerce Commission effective of March l. 1885 and thus gives promise of prompt financial relief which is imperatively needed by the industry in view of the fact that some companies have only sufficient funds to carry on for few weeks or months, and that even the largest are rapidly depicting their cash reserves while operating at the sacrficia rates bid only to retain the territory which they had pioneered,
 The bill further takes long step toward pre- venting the parallelng of existing ar-ma routes, which must depend for revenue to an important degree passenger and express receipts, by lines not having an air-mail contract on those routes. It also removes the power of cancellation of con- tracts from the Postmaster General and vests it in the Interstate Commerce Commission after due hearing. The bill thus virtually establishes cert- ficates of convenience and necessity taking step toward permanency in the business which has been sadly lacking heretofore. Permanent legislation to put the air mail upon really sound footing will undoubtedly put the compensation to contractors upon the pound-mile basis. In the meantime how lever, the Mead bill which has the approval as temporary legislation of majority of the air lines should go far toward ameiorating very real condition of distress which threatens the air-rans port system of the country
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15
Protection Money.
Cincinnati Enquirer.)

As a rule, protection money" has very ugly connotation. It refers to the money a racketeer collects from his victims for giving them "protec- tion" from enemies, actually from the racketeer himself The term can be applied quite logically, however, to a very different sort of racket This is the less understood and farreaching racket involved in protective tariffs commodities which are not produced in this country to any appre- ciable extent. In very real sense, all of us paying protection money" through import duties where there is no industry to protect. Joan Abbnk, a leading figure ill foreign trade at New York told the Foreign Trade Club at the lNetherland Plaza recently just how this racket works. The steel industry, he said has been con- peled to pay S98000000 year duty on imported manganese, to protect industry" which at it's 1929 peak employed only 355 persons. We would have done better" he observed to pay wage of $20000 a year to every man. woman and child con- nected with the domestic manganese industry, and That would te cheaper than taxing important item of our import trade to protect a negligible domestic enterprise.
 handful of lobbyists sometimes get import duties imposed which hamper the Well-beng of thousands or millions of their fellow citizens. The strongest believer in the principle of protective tariffs cannot defend such examples of robbery.
 i Executive tariff making it is being developed by Secretary Corden Hull and his aids should eliminate many of the worst abuses of the tariff. But already we see many signs that the lobbyists are breaking down the effectiveness of the new technic Unless public opinion is firm in support of the reciprocal tariff movement, shall still have to pay protection money for the convenience of imaginary industries
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15
STOWAWAY RACKET"

Marshal William T. Mahoney has declared war on stowaways Despite close vigilance at Ketchi- kan where those caught are returned to the States too many being taken off boats here and at other points in Alaska the Marshal says in an- nouncing that in the future drastic action will be taken. The usual procedure of filing vagrancy charges and sending the culprits south on the first beat will give way to charges and penalties.
 Check up by the Marshal reveals that among the stowaways taken from the boats in the last few months a high percentage have police records and with the exception of few youths trying to taste little adventure most of the offenders are of inferior type. There have been few which the Marshal classes hardened criminals
 Full cooperation is given by the forces of law by the steamship companies but the stowaway racket" has reached such point this spring that the Marshal has decided heavy fine and jail sen tences for the offenders is the only answer. Thus word will get back to the States that Alaska is a hard place for the ride stealer.
 It is generally admitted by officers and steamer lines officials that the stowaways would not be so plentiful without aid and the latter have been checking closely, but the fact that crews have been rotated during the winter months made it diff cult task for the companies to have a complete tab on every one of their employees. They know that one familiar with ship hide away one two persons with little or trouble until some port in the North is reached. Thus few dollars changing hands between some interruptions crew member and the person desirous of travelling North without paying the regular fare has built up a vicious practice and brings to the Territory just the type Alaska does not want. Fortunately, most of them have been apprehended and returned from whence they came but doubtless some have slipped in and the Marshals office is checking up on cuact lla ctra , oil in, offo fc pick up any that might have slipped through the usual barriers.
 few good stiff jail sentences and instant dismissal of anyone in steamer line employ found aiding a stowaway and the trouble will be eradicated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15

J. c. Hayes, superintendent for the Alaska Road Commission in this section, received word that five horses were being sent to Ju- neau from Valdez.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15

The prospective customer approached the art shop q want to see some of those pictures that are done by scratching" he advised an attendant.
 The clerk thought a moment and then his face lighted up, "Oh, yes" he said, you mean tch- ings s"-( Christian Science Monitor)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15
Aid for the Air Mail.
(NeW York Times.

INEW
 There is every indication that the bill introduced early this month by Representative Mead, Chairman of the House Post Office Committee to amend the present temporary ar-ma legislation will come, with further amendments effected in committee, before the House of Representatives for action within the next few days This bill in it's present form, although it cannot be considered permanent legis- lation to safeguard the development of artrans port industry does make definite and important improvements as regards the regulation and com- pensation of the ar-mal carriers. It extends a badly needed helping hand to industry which,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15

April Is was Lincoln Memorial Day, 20 years ago-He was shot TO years ago, April 14, 1865 at SIT pm. He lived until the next day)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15

At time when movie actresses seem to be about the only females that matter, Mrs. Pemose Lyy says that Greta Garbo is lovely. As for Mae West
 the reason all the men like her, according to Mrs. Lyy, is that she's healthy and everything about her is in the right place-(Berkshire Eage)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15
20 YEARS AGO
 Prom The Enpre
APRIL Is, 1915.

Al hAL 1J, loiJ.
 April Is was Lincoln Memorial Day, 20 years ago-He was shot TO years ago, April IA, 1865 at SIT bpm. He lived until the next day) It was announced in Petrograd that entire companies of Russians perished Saturday in the Carpath- ian mountain region by marching off precipices which were masked by snow. The men and their guns were hurled into space as they pressed forward in the wake of the retreating Austrians in desperate struggle for a branch of the Uszok lpass.
 New officers installed by the Arc tic Brotherhood were A. A. Hum frey, John B. Marshall, A. C.. Prussing, Grover c Vim, Harold H Post, Dons s. Griffith, Earle M. Bevis, John J. Reagan, John T.. Spickett, E. s. Hewitt, Earl A.. Maud Cassie Secrest, Royal Shep- ard, H. s. Graves and c. E. Carpen- ter Installation took place under the direction of Grand Arctic Chief J. T. Reed.
 Interest was running high in the Senior Class Play to be presented by the Juneau High School. In the cast were Hazel Jaeger and Simp- son MacKinnon, who played the Heading role and Ruth Ums. .ead, Tom Mccartney, Mary Connor, AL mond Richards, Suzanne McLaugh- lin, Cyril Kashevaroff. Dorothy Hal ey, Helmi Aalto, Dora Irish, Ahbi, Arnold, Burdett Vim, James Me Closkey, William Taschek. Annie Mclaughlin, Georgia Gi,patrick, Waino Hendrickson and Helen Smith.
 J. c. Hayes, superintendent for the Alaska Road Commission in this section, received word that five horses were being sent to Ju- neau from Valdez.
 Mining a Mountain of Gold" was the title of an article by Emil Uurja appearing in the April num- Der of the Technical World. Hurja was a member of the staff of the University Of Washington daily and 3 sophomore student majoring in Journalism. Although a native of Michigan, he registered at the uni lyerslty from Fairbanks, Alaska, and the mountain of gold to which he referred was near Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15

Now is good time to get out your lawn mower and put it in good shape. Your neighbor will want to borrow it before long (Pathfinder)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC
 Pile Driver Operators of the Ca1 penters Local Union No. l, have set their wage scale at $100 per hour, effective at once. .ss CARPENTERS LOCAL adv. UNION NO. l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-15

Weather Maximum, 45; mini mum, 40; rain.
Evening star., 1935-12-19

DuI ENVW DNUETNN
1904 H Street NV.
Adjoining Ebbitt Hotel
Met. 1919
Hours 8 AN. 70
$50 PM. Daily
Ercept Sundays
The Dental ONCE Uhich
has been doing business for
tUO generations.