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The Ely miner., 1938-12-22
Hunter Goes After
"Cherry Tree" Deer.

Sauk Rapids-Albert Bianga, famed
fisherman and hunter (and story teller)
and party of men went to hunt the
deer they shot with cherry pits last
year. 1t appears that last year Albert
and his party were up in the woods on
hunting trip and AL had used up all
of his shot 0his old gun is muzzle
loader. He picked some cherries off
an old cherry tree that happened to be
growing there and used the dried up
cherries in place of the regular shot.
On his way back to camp he spied a
handsome buck at close range and fired
away with his cherry gun. He hit the
deer but cherry pits are not quite as
penetrating as lead shot and the buck
carried away the shot. After a long
search for the deer by the entire party
it was decided to go up to the same
spot this year and locate this particular
deer. Albert says he is sure he will
know the deer because it will probably
have cherry tree branch growing out
of its head in place Of the horns
If the grating was perfect there may
even be cherries on the horns, so he
thinks.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22

Last Weeks Results
Hibbing 81, Duluth 81.
Hibbing A, Itasca 81.
Duluth State Teachers SO, Eveleth 20.
CroSby-Ironton 40, Brainerd 80.
Virginia So, Northland College (Ash-
land, Wis., 33.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22
Ely BOULers Drop
Exhibition Matches.

Ely bowlers found two visiting teams
tough competition in an exhibition
match here Sunday afternoon.
Venice Buffet, leading the Major
bowling league, lost two and won one
game with the D. M. & I. r. team of
Hibbing, getting total of 2,673 pins
to 1886 fo rthe visitors. Louis Zgonc
was high man for Ely getting 579 pins.
Ghilardi of Hibbing was high with 602.
The American Clothing dropped two
and won one against the Northside
Shop of Chisholm, trailing in total
pins, 2,667 to 2,695. Jerry Lenich OF
Ely was high with 6oA naples, followed
by johnson of Chisholm with 588
Lenich's 247 single game was high for
all bowlers.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22
EVELETH TO SPONSOR
BOXING TOURNEY IN
GLOVES COMPETITION.

Ely young men who aspire to an
amateur boxing crown have that op-
portunity close at hand through the
Golden Gloves boxing tournament being
sponsored at Eveleth, Feb. 2 and 8, by
the Junior Chamber of Commerce there.
Entry cards may be obtained at the
Ely Miner office or directly from Roland
Ventrucci, Eveleth, general arrange
mentS chairman.
The winners of first place will be
given a trip, all expenses paid, to Min
neapolis to participate in the state
Golden Gloves meet. They will also be
awarded medal, as will runnersup.
All fighters must be at least 16 years
of age and compete under their true
names, ring monickers being barred
An A. A. U. attending physician will
examine each fighter.
Boxers will compete in the following
eight events: flyweight, 112 pounds;
bantamweight, 118 pounds; feather
weight, 126 pounds; lightweight, 1876
pounds; welterweight, lat pounds;
middleweight, 160 pounds; light heavy
weight, 165 pounds; heavyweight, over
ITS pounds.
The contests will take place in the
high school boys gymnasium.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22

officials Bert Slade referee, and Peter
Krall, umpire, both of Mountain Iron
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22
BLuEDEvILS
HEAD DISTRICT
Take Undisputed Possession of
First Place by Winning
From Gilbert, 27-19.
DISTRICT ~ STANDINGS.

Last Weeks Results
Aurora 38, Ely 27.
Virginia 27, Gilbert 10.
Tower q, Mountain Iron 25.
Eveleth II, Biwabik 80.
Tower %, Eveleth 81.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22

Legislation by the Electorate
South Dakota became in 1898 the
first state to permit the initiating
of legislation by the electorate.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22
Virginia Mermen Nearly
Turn Tables on Hibbing

In the swimming classic of the month,
Hibbing, last years state champions
who have been receiving tremendous
buildup for the national crown this
year, narrowly escaped defeat at the
hand of Virginia, coming out on top,
38 to %.
The 160-yard relay, won by the Iron
Ore capital, decided the meet Had the
Queen City navigators won this event
they would have taken the meet, IS
| to 81.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22
ELY, CHISHOLM
swim MMERS TIE
Visitors Capture Free Style
Relay by Inches to Knot
Score at 33 All.

BY a margin, slightly more than six
inches, the Ely high school swimming
team lost the 160-yard free style relay,
the final event in a meet here Satur-
day afternoon with Chisholm, and as
result were forced into a tie, 33 to
33 points. The competition, keen from
the first to the last event, had the
spectators biting their nails and waving
their arms for solid hour.
The score stood 33 to 26 in favor of
Ely as the free style relay came up.
With the crack of the starters gun,
Joe Atkins of Ely and Loushine of the
visiting squad, hit the water, and as the
first heat ended, Chisholm had about
a four-foot lead. BY the time Sheldon
Brown and Kostelic had swan the heat,
the visitors had increased their margin
to seven feet. William Carlson, COM
peting against Alden, brought CHS
holm's advantage back to five feet and
the gallery went wild as Ed Klun
followed Mattson into the water for the
deciding heat.
Klun, whose athletic performance,
whether in the pool or on the gridiron,
has always been the best when the
going was toughest, took out after Matt
son like a hungry pike after minnow,
and was a Scant two feet behind by
the time the two had negotiated the
first lap. AS they reached the middle
of the pool, they were neck and neck,
but Mattson, who wasn't to be denied,
put on steam and came in only inches
ahead of the Ely paddler.
Chisholm and Ely divided first places,
each having four. The local mermen
swan without the services of Victor
Markovich, who was i'll with cold.
This was the last meet until the new
year.
A junior high team, composed of
Bruce Carlson, swimming the back
stroke; Norman Lein, the breast and
David Goulet, the free style, swan an
exhibition 180-yard medley relay pea
nut" Herranen, eighth grader, swan an
exhibition 60-yard free style, display
ing form that made Coach Max Her
seth's heart turn warm. Young Her
ranen has developed into one of Coach
Herseths most promising prospects.
Following are the results of the meet:
| 4O-yard free style-E. Klun, E. first;
w. Carlson, E., second; Loushine, c.,
third. Time 81. 4.
1OO-yard breaSt-D. Nankervis, E..
first; Haglund, c., second; E. Lindholm
E., third. Time 1:18.5.
220-yard free-Alden, c., first; S
Brown, E., second; Bicanich, c., third
Time 2:43.5.
1O0-yard back-Kostelic, c., first; j
Atkins, E., second; P. Hendrickson, E..
third. Time 1904.
1OO-yard free-Carlson, E., first; Al
den, c., second; Butorac, E., third
Time 628.
Diving -Loushine, c., first; Sushak
c., second; A. Markun, E., third
180-yard medley relay-Ely Akins
) Nankervis, Klun) first; Chisholm (Kos
; telic, Haglund, Matson second. Time
1:54
16O-yard free style relay Chisholm
Goushine, KoStelic Alden, Mattson
first; Ely (Akins, Brown Carlson, Klun
second. Time 1853.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22

Games
Thursday, Dec. 22-Biwabik at Aur-
ora; Keewatin at Gilbert.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22
Junior College Conference
q CTANnVNGC

Does not include Virginia. Ely game,
Tuesday.
The Ely miner., 1938-12-22
Games

Tuesday, Dec. N-Crosby -Ironton at
Virginia
Wednesday, Dec. % Crosby -Ironton
at Hibbing
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La gaceta., 1938-03-09

lliciosos. Frecuent6 mucho
mas las tiendas de who's Y ell
la suya %procuraba que reina-
Sc la alegrafa hasta las atlas
horas de la noche. Con 10 cual,
81 no Sc consolidate, por 10 me-
nos Sc aturdia.
Era este POGO, sin embargo.
Comprendia que la mejor me
dicina para aliviarse serfa un
nuevo amor Y trat6 de buscar-
10. Vacilaba en- dirigirse de
nuevo a Mercedes la Carde4
temiendo f~undadamente
que lie rechazase, cuando lie
GO a sus ofdos la noticia del
rompini de antonio Y Nj
ria-M aeaes De rronto naei6
en- su mente la idea de galan-
teara esta, con 10 cual, ade-
La gaceta., 1938-03-09
STARLIGHT VENCIO EN- LA
REGATTA DE YACHTS

Habana, MARIO 8.-Un yacht
de A pies, Ell Starlight, propie-
dad de Albert Fay de Houston,
Texas, gan6 la regatta entire st.
Petersburg Y este puerto, Gu
briendo la distancia de 284 en-
menos de tres dias. Gano el
Starlight los principales pre-
MICS.
Caprice venci6 a las embar-
caciones de su categoria Y Aloha
en- la division de goletas.
Starlight tenia una Fentaja
de seis horas Y 20 minutes con-
cedida sobre la goleta de AL
fonso Gomez Mena, de la Haba-
ma, que hubo de r~etirarse a eau
sa de una averia.
Entr6 ell Starlight S5 minu-
tos antes que ell Sonny, propie-
dad del coronel Pierce, de New
York.
Era la mas pequena de las go
letas la Aloha, propiedad de C,
R. Parks, de Chicago, con Wa
lily Bishop de patron.
Caprice tiene un largo de So
pies Y es propiedad de Julian J
Reiss, de New York. Quedo en-
segundo lugar en- esta catego.
ria, Northern Light, de Tampa
propiedad de Francis Bidwell.
Lego a la Habana, a las 10 y
8 minutes de la noche, la embal
|caci6n Guiana Polux de % pies
propiedad de Remigio Herman
dorena.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

Sador de su amante. Por las
mananas, la genie acudfa a
los banos del Real a refrescar-
Sc, y los mancebos tenian oca-
sion de acercarse a las zaga-
Las para decirles mil requic-
bros hiperb6licos, Y 10 que aun
era mucho mas grato, para
Yer sus pies desnudos Y obser-
var la graciosa curva de sus
formas bajo ell fEotante vesti-
do de banjo. Por la tarde vol
wan a hallarlas en- ell Perejil,
y ALI viendo al sol hundirse
maJestuosamente en- ell Ocea-
no entire rojizos resplandores,
SD amor Sc hacfa reservado Y
meianc6lico. FL horizonte Sc
aesplegaba como una, vision
oe oro' FL mar bebia Ia IRA
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

mick, lie wRiggs, Harry Craft,
Ion Lanf, rBilf Myers, Jimmy
Outlaw, Ival Goodman, George
Davis, Virgil Davis, Nino Bon
gy, Ernie lombard, Dee Moore
willard Hersberger, Ray Da-
Wis, Jose Cascarella, Lee Girls
som, Clint Rapef, Murray q
Flynn, AL Hollingsworth, Lloyd
Moore John Vender Nicer, Gene
Schott y Ted Kleinhans.
Grupo n1mero 2: Jack Bur-
man, Inky Blackstock, Arnold
Greene, Peter Susko, Charley
English, Joe Vitello, Mac Nc
Gaghin, Lee Gamble, Marvin
Grissom, Paul Gehrman, Arm
old Moser Norman Small, Bill
Kermoid, Laney Harkradar,
Sheldon Mcconnell, \ Kermit
Lewis, Bob Costello, Harry Cho
zen, Roy Eastwood, Jack Dow
ney, Red Barrett, Jim McGloin
Y Buck Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

lego a esperar que al cabo lie
hiciese olvidar su desdichado
amor, coSa que deseaba con
todas las veras de SUI alma. Po-
cas- e%ntrevistas fueron necesa-
rias para que los dos Sc enten-
diesen. La una acept6 al ms
tante los galanteos, por la mis-
ma raz6n que ell otro Sc los
dispensaba. Y con afectada IL
bertad exhibieron sus relacio-
mes por todas parties. Velaz-
quez pensaba va en- proponer-
la que Sc fuera a vivir con Ell.
Estaba en- toda su fuerza ell
verano. FL Africa exhalaba ST.
aliento calido sebra la coque-
ciudad, enardeci6ndola. 50.
bresaltandola, como una DON
celia que recibe Ell beso abra-
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ia GGcErAa

Armstrong = "a acept6.
La pelea, segdn los planes de
Jacobs, Sc efectuara Ell dia &c de
mayo, al ARE libre.
Sa mPian, uno de los directo-
res del hebreo, y Eddie Mead,
que dirige a Henry, aceptaron
los ternlinc5 en ccnferencias t.
lef6nicas con Jacobs.
Los contracts, para ser pre- :
sentados a la Comisi6n Atletica
del estado de New York, Sc fir
maran ell dfa 20, ell dfa antes de
la pelea de Armstrong con Lew
Feldman, en- ell Hip6dromo.
Todo indica que ell match Sc
verificara en- ell Estadio de los
Yankees.
Lou Ambers ha prometido pc
lear con ell negro 80 dfas des-
pues de la pelea de este con
Ross.
Ell peso de Armstrong jamas
ha pasado de 134 libras.
La ventaja calculada de Ross,
en- peso, sera de 8 a 10 libras.
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DEPGRTE rs
NOTIcIAs DE L o
LESTONADO Ell ADMINS
TRADOR GILES

Ell administrator de los Ro-
Jos de Cincinnati, Warren Gil
les, recibi6 aver un pelotazo en-
la cabeza, durante las practicas,
ten;endc que ser llevado al hos
pital San Jose.
Giles sc sentia bastante bien
en- horas de la noche, pero que
dara sometido a observation.
La bola que di6 al admins
trador sali6 del bate de Nor
man Small.
Eddie Roush ingres6 como
"caach" eli ell team " vendra
dc Miami a colaborar con ell d.
rector McKechnie.
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mas de procularse distraction,
Sc vengaba, hasta donde era
possible, de su rival Y molesta-
ba a Soledad. De tai modo lie
'sonri6 este deseo, que aquella
.misma tarde comenz6 a poner-
10 en- obra, acompanando a la
maya en- ell Perejil Y por la
.noche en- la plaza de Nina.
Aunque imperfecta v abulta-
da de facciones, era Maria
mujer de attractive y poseia
una gracia picante Y sensual
que a no pocos habia seduci-
do. A Velazquez nunca lie ha-
bfa gustado, mas aguijoneado
ahora por ell anhelo de la ven
ganza, procure doblegar a e
LA su gusto, consiguiendolo a
medals. Animado por ell exito,
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RECHAZO UNA
OFERTA DE $4,000 PESOS
No Sc hG ofrecido fsuevo
au4nento a DiMaggao

st. Petersburg, MARIO Sci
coronel Rupert, que esta en-
New York, ofreci6 un nuevo
sueldo, de $4,000, a Lou Geh-
rig, ell falnoso inicialista y ba-
eador, que 10 rechaz6, mantle
niendo que no jugara por menos
de $1,000.
Gehrig estima que 81 a Babe
Ruth Sc lie pagaron hasta $780,
900, 81 no vale menos de $780,
900, por ninguna razon.
En- cuanto a Joe DiMaggio, ell
notable jardinero Y bateador,
nuevo rey de los "jonrrones',
ell coronel mantiene su oferta
de $4,000 Y dice que no pasa-
"a de ella.
Una diferencia de mil d6la-
res separa ahora a Gehrig de la
proposition hecha por su club.
Debo afirmar que 81 DiMag-
gio no acepta los $25y 1000, nc
jugara. Pide $4,000, 10 que es
una cantidad exagerada.
lei coronel Rupert, discu-
tiendo la situacion con los pc
riodistas, dijo que dos indivi'
duos lie pedian $4,000 por ju,
gar a la pelota y que 81 les ofre'
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

con que he tropezado.. Despues
de TODD, quiza no este enamora-
do de ii, sino de la imagen que
de ii Sc ha tornado en- mi cora
z6n... Porque, a la verdad,.. voy
viendo que interiormente wales
bien poquito...,
Soledad Sc puso a su vez roja
como una amapola. Comprendio
q. lie sobraba raz6n para encole-
rizarse, y por un impulse noble
de su naturaleza espontanea y
j~usticiera, lie tendi6 la mano d.
ciendo:
-Perdona, Manolo. Tengo ell
genio demasiado vivo Y cuando
enfado digo cosas que nun
ca he pensado.
Ell caballero de Medina lie es-
.reeh6 la mano, habl6 pocas mas
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"SELECTA'

AVISO:-Se necesita INA Ia
qufgrafa Mecan6grafa para ell
Departamento de Radiologfa del
Sanatorio del Centco Espanol,
que liable ingies y espanol, y a
ser possible tenga algdn conoci-
mientO de Rayos X.
Pueden dirigir IA solicitud al
S~ecretario de la Sacci6n de Be
neficencia J.. Oscar Mares, p.
o. Box sgt Ybor City Station
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Giles So encontraba de pie,
frente a la Glorieta, presencian
do las practicas cuando la Pc
lota fue a darle en- la frente. Fue
lleyado sin sentido a la casa club
Y IN 10 minutes recobr6 Ell CO.
nocimiento. Despues Sc lie tras-
lad6 al hospital San Jose, donde
Sc encuentra.
Su estado, en- la manana de
hoy, era satisfactorio.
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palabras Y Sc despidi6 al cabo
de algunos minutes con bas-
frialdad.
XIV
LA BoDA DE PEPA

Como puede inferirse, la flu
ga de Soledad impresiono hon
damente ell coraz6n del qua
pc. Pero ell exceso mismo del
golpe trajo consigo Ell abati-
miento: en- pos de este vino
una resignation desesperada
que lie guard6 de dar paso al
guno para hascarla y atra6r-
sela. Hizo de tripas corazou Y
procure distraer su dolor con
ell trato de los amigos mas bu-
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HENRY ARMSTRONG Pc
A ARMSTRONG CON
BARNEY ROSS Ell OLA 26
DE MAYO

New York, MARIO 9.-Por
cuanto Lou Ambers, ell italiano
campe6n, rehuye defender la
corona del peso ligero frente al
negro Armstrong, sabiendo que
la perdera, ell empresario Mike
Jacobs lie hizo una oferta a
Barney Ross, ell hebreo campe6n
del peso welter, para que defen-
diera su titulo en- una pelea con
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cfa $4,000. IA d6nde llegare-

mos por csc canine.
Lou declare, per su parte, que
POGO lie importaba 10 que CANA
ra Di Maggie; pero que e5tima-
Oa tener derecho a $4,000. "'Tu
We I'm buen ano en- 1887 Y espero
que este sera mejor."
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

McKechnie dividira hoy sus
fuerzas en- dos grupos. Integra-
ran Ell primero Batter Jordan,
Alex Kampouris, Frank McCor-
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

Sc VENDE Mant6n espanol,
muy bonito. Bajo precio. Infor-
nan $500 Gale IL.
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a Stanley Hasrato, de Yonkers.
Ocurri6 la caida en- ell septimo
asalto.
Kreiger pesaba 164 libras,
dos mas que su contrario.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

Solly Krieger, ell favorito de
Brooklyn, puso a dormir ano :
che; en- ell Coliseo de New York,
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

Los hermanos italianos Paul
y Sam AIfieri, de Tampa, con-
quistarcn aver dos titulos, Ell Ell
.torneo amateur de Miami.
Pablo venci6 a Joe Bonano,
de la Universidad de Miami,
conquistando ell ftulo de las ITS
libras, v Sam puso a dormir a
Pop Martin, de Miami, pasando
a ser Ell campe6n del peso com :
pleto.
Belarmino Martinez, otro mu
chacho de Tampa, puso a dor :
mir a Roger Schenk, de la AGA
demia Militar de Florida.
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CON LOS GUANTES

Ell negro Henry Armstrong
peleara primero con ell campe6n
de las lat libras Y despues con
ell de las 1876.
Sc hacen las cosas al reeves
porque Lou Ambers, ell campe6n
del peso ligero, teme los efectos
de una pelea con ell negro de Ca
lifornia.
L0gico seria que. ganara pri-
nero la corona t1igera" y des :
pues que tratara con la otra.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

Benny Lynch, ell campe6n del
peso de mosca, caba de retar a
Sixto Escobar, ell campe6n del
peso bantam.
Escobar venci6 en- Puerto Ri
co a Harry Jeffra, de Baltimore
recuperando la corona.
Lynch es un boxeador de gran
DIES meritos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

Redujeron en- so dias la sus-
pension decretada contra ell pu-
gil italiano Enrico Ven!uri.
La gaceta., 1938-03-09

Mack Baer, ell hebreo excam-
pe6n, es ell "perro de abajo" en-
la pelea del viernes con ell ingles
Tommy Farr.
Los expertos estiman que Far
tiene las mayores probabilida =
DIES de victoria, por cuanto va
venci6 una vez a Make, en- Lon
dres.
Baer Sc eiercita en- Lakewood
N. j., y ALI lie vieron en- acci6n,
~anteayer, mas de 500 personals.
Sc propone Baer, 81 triunfa,
retar al finlandes Gunnar Bar
lund, que hace pocoS dias acos-
tara a Buddy Baer, ell fuerte y
hermoso hermanito del cam :
pe6n.
Barlund presenci6 los ejerci-
clos de Baer, pero no hablo con
el,
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LOS MAJOS
DE CADI2
pnr
ARMANDO P. vALDES

di6 al rostro. Acerc6Se a ella y,
sacudiendola por ell brazo, pro-
firi6 con ira concentrate:
-iNina!, inina!, inina!,
Sque estas ahi diciendo? FL Carl
no que tie he tenido no tie auto
riza para in~sultarrae. No te pom
gas tantos monos. 81 eres her
mcsa, otra-s 10 son tambien, y 81
te quiero, no es por tn merito, !
IiDo por ser la primera muier
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escripci6n semanal: 20 cent
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H1ctoriano Manteiga. Editor
Evening star., 1938-11-27

Twenty thousond ItoIion COL
onists arrive on IS liners at
TripoIi to toke up homesteods
in ItoIy's North Africon pos
session. Above. Morshol Itolo
BoIbo. governor Of Lybio. pre-
sents keys to their new homes
to eoIonists. Eoeh fomiIy is
given IS oeres, with house. for
dry form roising Of wheot, olives
ond eropes. Wide Word.
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Just Follow Simple Direction. Shown Above -

HERE is bit of sensible advice on what
to do to relieve the symptoms Of a cold
the moment you feel cold coming on.
Just follow the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Take two Bayer Aspirin tablets with
full glass of water - instantly. Next -
dissolve three Bayer Aspirin tablets in
1e-third Of glass Of water and gargle
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any cold can lead to serious consequences
SEE YOUR DOCTOR. He will tell
you what treatment to follow.
In all probability, he will tell you to con-
tinue with the Bayer Aspirin because it
acts to relieve the painful discomforts of
cold with remarkable speed. And because
it acts to reduce fever
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This simple treat
ment has largely sup
planted the use Of
strong medicines in
the treatment of cold
symptoms. And thou
sands will tell you it
is the simplest and
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ith TINS mixture
.ice. DO this at once
relieve the pain.
ness and Symp-
$ of sore throat
ompanying colds
st Immediately.
IN because
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FHJUS-Faa-acting Bayer Tablets
are used by millions on Doctors adrice
for fast relief Of Headache - pain from
Rheu mdtisrs. Neurifis. Neuralgia.
The Washington times., 1938-11-03
A6h1apa4eAN .zansv1n1

DEGAN in dress design
ID ing as Jenny, an ordl-
nary worker.
Sewed for a long time in
the garret of an old establish
ment in the faubourg Saint
Honore. Now the whole
house belongs to her.
Jeanne Lanvin has sue
ceeded alone, by her intelli-
gence and hard work. Mil
liners girl at the age of 13,
her real start dates from the
moment she began to dress
first her young sister, later
her little daughter. As the
girls grew, so did the
mothers success.
The Washington times., 1938-11-03
TStH
THE Worth dynasty has

THE Worth dynasty has
l. been reigning for a
century in Paris. The patri-
arch. Fred eric Charles
Worth, was designer to the
Empress Eugene, the Prin-
cess Metternich, the Paiva.
All of modern dress design
is indebted to this ancestor.
1t was he who turned the silk
of Lyons to more useful pur-
pose than the making of rib
bons. His crinolines de-
manded meters and meters
of material. He was the first
to present his models on a
living mannequin (his wife,
incidentally.
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A n Italian. Better yet,
IA Roman.
She came to the rue de la
Paix and conquered all be-
fore her. Her chief interest
in dress designing is inven-
tion. She was the first to
use wrinkled and honey
combed fabrics. First with
cellophane and straw. Her
colors fairly speak. From
the start her every idea is
new. Works always with
several collaborators, always
the same, who take care of
details.