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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
Forlorn Hopes

Two Republicans this week an
nounced their candidacy for the
gubernatorial nomination in their
party. Perhaps they crave the
satisfaction OF whatever notoriety
may come from thus seeking high
office, but beyond that their quest
IS about as hopeless as if they had
chosen to remain in the comparative
oblivion Of the restricted circles in
which they move.
First to slip into the Chill waters
VI the troubled sea Of politics was
Dr.. Forest Wittcn, of Salisbury, and
ne was followed two days later by
Iohn r. Hoffman, d Burlington law
yer. Both are honorable gentlemen
and citizens, for all we know, but
we must confess hitherto total
ignorance of their roles either in
their respective communities or in
the activities of their party.
Memory seems to record that the
minority party in the State had
previously announced an intention
to hold 4 statewide primary this
year for nomination of candidates.
That in itself is d departure from
custom of recent years, except in
one or two instances. But if the
.Wo avowed candidates stick to
their stated purposes, 4 primary for
It least that office will be COM
)ulSory.
a. pirationS of the gentlemen may
e rooted in the larger hope of their
party for national victory in 1910,
II which event the winner could
point to his role as little David
going forth to do battle with the
Democratic Goliath in d common
wealth where politics is SO one
sided as in North Carolina, and
thus lay claim to some preference
IT the distribution of favors by
such national administration,
should one be cast up by an I'M
expected turn in the tide of bal
lots next November
If there were the remoteSt pros
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
Our Good Fortune

While rivers in eastern North
Carolina are slowly rising toward
overflow stages as 4 result Of the
recent heavy SHOWS and hard
freezes upstate, this section enjoys
moderating temperatures without
ever d thought OF threats ot this
kind. Catastrophes brought on by
the elements have seldom struck
with serious and widespread force
through this territory. We are so
free from such devastation that we
take it as d mere matter OF course
and rarely pause to consider how
thankful we should be.
Once or twice in a generation, tor
nadoeS have struck in very small
areas Now and then in the sum-
mer hail storms have damaged a
few farms here and there. But they
have not been general. CloudburstS
and floods are virtually unknown
in this region. Congestion in the city
itself has not been sufficient to
make whole blocks at the time fall
prey to the ravageS Of fire.
1t is our good fortune; we are
thrice blessed that these things are
so. And as opportunity presents it.
self we should demonstrate deep
and sincere gratitude.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
ANeeded Service

We have never been able to 90
along with that group which has
held that the Dies committee in
Congress was worthless and that ifs
expenditure OF money is useless. To
our way Of seeing things, the exact
opposite is true.
The Texas congressman who
from the start has directed the COM
mittee's work has shown that he
understands the task in hand and
how to go about it. Moreover, those
who have discounted the activities
Of subversive elements in the United
States, honest though some may be,
are too generous in their attitude
toward the groups and iSms that are
boring from within in an effort to
cverturn our form OF government
and to make of America another
Europe. Our feeling about them has
always been that if they do not
like the United States they should
go back to the totalitarianiSm of q
Hitler, a Stain or Mussolini. This
country can get along as well
without them as with them, even
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
ANSWERS.

/. Sidney Lanicr, who died al
Lynn, near Tryon, N. c., September
I. 1881. Lanicr'S name Will &c oilcf-
ed at the meeting of the College Of
Electors in jane. y person must nave
been dead for twenty-five or more
years to be eligibla.
2. 1t was claimed he left the State
because Of his unsuccessful race Tor
congress in 1904. He was defeated by
Willis Aston, {. Halifax. DAVE was
much chagrincd at this defeat, and
retired FROM politics, III V'!'"' =" r"r
been very active. Soon he left the
State. moving to his CataWDa river
plantations IN South Carolina where
he spent his remaining years.
3. IL Wilmington in 1906. James
Howard and p. W. Wells opened the
Biiou in tent After five years in
the tent they erected d theatre buila-
ing on the site.
4 Passenger cars USED total Oh
272.472.&3l gallons and trucks a tota.
Of i56,7i6.liO gallons. Total Tor both,
429.l689Ii' gallons.
5. Raleigh settled slowly during the
years following 1872 when it was
founded. The legislature Qld not wish
to vest in this slow growing, uncer-
tain of character, citizenship the Gus
tody of the seat Of state government
with its archives and treasury, and
the place where legislative councils
were to be held Sell-government was
withheld until q new charter was
granted by the legislature Of 1901.
g. Academies and private schools,
charging tuition. During about the
first half of the century Of 1890 the
legislatures chartered a total of 32l
such schools. Public schools were not
provided for until 1910, one hundred
years ago this year. After then they
were slow in gaining Roadway.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
What DO You
Know About
North Carolina?
Isy FRED ii. MAY


|. Who was the poet who died n
North Carolina whose name Will DC
offered for the New York University
Hall of Fame this year
2. Why did William Il. DAVE
Father Of the University, leave Norm
Carolina?
3. Where was the first movie thea
ire established in North Carolina:
4. How many gallons of gasoline
were used by automobiles and trucks
n North Carolina last year?
). Why was local scli-govelnmcnl
withheld from citizens Of RalclSh ior
many years?
6. What kind Of schools did Norlh
Carolina have one hundred years
ago?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

W. {. FIelas, actor, porn III Phila-
delpnla, I'll years ago.
LnarIeS w. Bryan Of Nebraska, eX-
governor, born at Salem, ILL.,, Is years
ago.
william Allen White of Emporia,
Halls, IdII!cu cGIlUr-ttullor, UOllI
there, y years ago.
MASS Marguerite Wells, president
Of the National League Of Women
Voters, Dorm Ia MILWAUKEE, 60 years
ago
Dorman II. Smith, cartoonist, born
al SteuDenvllle, ONO, 4o years ago.
Leasing kosenWaIa, board char
man Oh SearS-ROeDucK, born la
Chicago, 10 years ago.
Wlillt,uu L. IIIden, Jr., OF Phlla.,
tennis champion, born there, Al
years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today's indications are Tor strong
and torcetul nature; a day for d
politician, natural leader OF men,
capable Of forcing a way by push ana
energy. Avoid the tendency to eX-
cess of violence in word and fact, and
keep the passions in control. The ma
ture is endowed with a fortune that
should not be allowed to ruin it.
self by indiscretiOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
5-lO-2O-25 Years
Ago
tTaken from Daily
dispatch Files)
February 10. 1885

The engagement OF Miss Anne
Simkins to Walton Nixon. OF Hen
derson, was announced Friday night
at a bridge party given IN Colds
poro The wedding will take place
in Goldsboro March 9.
Plans are now under con&idera-
ton by State Highway Commission
engineers in connection with the
re-routing of the national highway
through North Henderson. to
parallel the main Inc Of the Sea-
board Air Line railroad from the
city limits to point near HigA' :
store, but nothing definite has been
decided about the matter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
February 10. 1920

An emergency call for nursing
assistance was issued by the
women of the Red Cross Tuesday.
and an appeal was also made for
persons who have automobiles who
will be willing to use them or lend
them for use in going after volln-
teer nurses and carry them to places
where they are needed. The con-
tinued spread of the flu epidemic
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
February 1G. 1915

Plans have been completed and
accepted and more than three
rou"ths Of the money subscribed for
the erection OF the new Episcopal
Parish house to be built here by
the members Of Holy InnocentS
church. AT meeting of the prom
nent leaders OF the church just
held. the situation was gone over
at length and the decision was
reached TO push the work without
delay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
CHRIST FOR sLL-aLL FOR CHRIST
0llfGli1a'fG0d

WE ALL NEED THIS STRENGTH:
That he would grant you, according
to the riches OF his glory, to be
strengthened VITA might by his Spirit
in the inner man.--EpheSianS 3:lS.
DO NOT GET OFF THE PATH: l
am the way. the truth and the lite.
john l4:6.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
HOROSCOPE FEB. IL

Much executive ability, coupled
with industry and diligence. Broad
views of life, general culture, quiet
tastes and extreme powers of en-
durance will make toll a pleasure
and bring success.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10

Enough energy for an hours in
tensive brain work may be obtained
by eating 4 half q peanut, according
to a scientist We always thought the
blcachcrs represented conference
of master minds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
February 10, 1880

Juvenile delinquency is on the
decline in Vance county. and there
was apprcciable decrease in the
number OF cases handled in 1929
from that in 1928, il WAS stated
today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10

c. o. D.-SEND NO MONEY. shA-
ing specialists. % percent accuIa,5:
3-week guarantees. Blood lS:.'
Red, White Rock. BiioT. Pun
100, S7.45. Red, White. Rock. bEol ,,
Cockercls S5.45. White L"GnII'
PulIets, 100. $1,000. Cockcre!, >"..'
Not sexcd. Reds. White k|c. =,
BRox. White LcghornS. 100, $685.
heavy mixed S5.45. Live dc!' w..
Winston Hatchery. WnSton-9. az -
N. G..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10

SPECIAL SATURDAY AND Sun,
day at Pine Tree Lodse--hea!
Chicken Chow Mem. I"-'"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10

ALL STATE LICENSED BEhuIi
operators. Phone 300 for appOInt'
ment Your patronage apprecisea
PridQers Beauty Shop. H."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10

vas gwen as the reason ~ this call
Eor aid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
WANT ADS
Get Results

KINDLE FIRES WITH OLD NEWS.
papers-they are 6O per cent wood
quick burning. Ice per bundle
bundles for Csc. Get them al DAILY
Dispatch Office. 2I-G
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10

charged with dfraud the through diversion
OF wPA money and labor these four men, all prominent the social
CIVIC and business Indianapolis have been
federal drive clean WPA irregularities in Indiana Top
arthur Eckho raor Charles E. Jefferson former
the county flood Bottom
county WPA coordnator; Arthur V. Brown banker
Central Pressl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Three room apartment. AndIe"s
avenue: Three room apartment"
Garnet street; Two ilve-Too"
houses, Zollicoffer avenue; rye
room house, Virginia avenue. ~.
B. Wester, phone i39. 20"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10

HAVE FOR SALE A NICE 10.
of cross bred pigs and shoa,S at ny
farm, also nice lot Of pure bgeG
spotted Poland China pigs anc
shoats and several pure bred Black
Essex gifts and nice lot OF pure
bred pigs. My prices are reaSon-
able. When you need pigs see d:
write w. w. Jordan. Us Clark S.
Henderson, N. c., | will deIre.
them. Sa,>-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
NOTICE.

Having qualified as h%eCu" .".od
The Estate of II. r. ShankS' aeo' &C.,
late of Vance County. North '" ,o..r.
this is to notify all persons H 10 d..
claims against the Estate u, sax ',nis..
ceased to exhibit them ~ U'' 'I i;cr.
signed, or to his Attorneys 81 ,o -" f,a
derson, N. c., on or before VI. ire
day of January. 1914. or ms 3 ,V~ 70.
will be pleaded in bar "i ne" 49,.
covery. All persons indebted 5.s,e
estate will please MAKE Io.'''
payment. 300
This the 9th day OF January
L. J. SHANK
Executor Of the Estate u
H. 7. Sh2nks.
Gholson & Gholson.
Attorneys.
6-13-20-27-3-lO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10
a. LITTLE HORSE.

There was little horse,
AS cute as he could be.
He was put away in the attic
For safe keeping as you can sec.
One day when he was very old
They took him down to play
He tried to be SO very bold
This really made him gay.
By Kathyrn Hawkins,
Age II,
Junior High School.
Siz" means nothing. February
the shortest months big enough 10
contain the birthdays OF the two
greatest mon in American history.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10

Entered at the post office in Hender-
son, N. c. as second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-10

of master minds.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05

Por los ojos de Tony habfa pa
sado un relampago de ira.
Y luego, extendiendo ell puho
hacia el tsl6n mugriento. excla-
mo maseando las palabras:
-iAh, pero 20 os juro que,
algdn dia,.., algGn dia, Sc han de
,acordar de mil
Norma lloraba EN- silencio,
mientras Tony y Dick iban GU
rando h~abilmente la muheca lie
Ketty.
-STe duele mucho?
fNo, mucho. no! Pero al
principle me habia alarmado..
I'm dia me ocurrira este con ell
,cuello. Y entonces...
-iCalla, Ketty!
Isl es una locura; 81 son ar
tistas como los que vimos en-
Marsella y en- Barcelona, y en-
BuenEs Aires. artistas bonsu@
mados, de toda la vida, y no ha-
cen 10 que a mi me Obligan q ha-
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
BUCKY HARRIS FIRMo SU
CONTRAT0

Washington, Nov. 5.-Bucky
Harris puso aver fin a los ru-
mores de que dirigira a los In
dos de Cleveland en- 1941, fir
mando un c~ontrato con los Se-
nadores, la novena de su suegr,.
Clark Griffith do Ia nctici'
y dijo: me sianto orgulloso 4;
poder anunciar que el estara
con nosotros en- la temporada de
1940''. Cr6ese que Ell sueldo lie ha
sido aumentado.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05

Jaros de c%olcres, que les Ilega-
ban a las rodillas, unos pantalo-
mes muy anchos, y unas pelucaS
&c cerdas cast rigidas, negras Y
orillantes, de las que salian en-
ia parte del Occipucio, unas CO.
letas largas.
Luego Tony, maestro en- el ar
Ite' les fue embadurnando a to.
uoS el rostro con harina mezcla7
ia de un polvo amarillento quo
uaoa a la tez Ell color livido Y
Is.ucio de los hijos del gran ex
iimperio.
hetty les fu6 pintando luego
a todos, en- silencic, los ojos. que
anora apareciau oblicuos y Pc
Quehlsimos en- los rOstros enha-
rinados.
Tony y Dick Sc ~pusieron, ada
mas unos bigotes largos Y col,
eahtes que les llegaban al pecho,
como los de los antiques manda-
rines.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05

GER. .Todo para enternecer al
publico, Y que sc llene ell circo a
costa nuestra...
Ten paciencia, Ketty. Esto
acabara.
isl; 20 Sc como acabara!
Una voz estent6rea reson6 al
otro lado del tel6n.
Eth. los ni5os chinos! IA
la pista!
% Monsieur Renard !-excla
Norma estremeciendose y en-
VOC tan baja que era apenas per.
ceptible--; ipronto! Los trajes
de chinos!
AL mismo tempo, son6 un te-
rrible trallazo en- Ell pasillo.
Dick los habia sacado va de-
otro caj6n. y los cuatro ninoA
comenzaron a cambiarse rapi-
damente de ropa.
Ahora Sc ponian unas tinicas
de soda azul, bordadas con pa
La gaceta., 1940-11-05

cha angelical de los pequehuelos.
Iban a cambiarse de traje.
-lD6nde esta Ell arnica?-.
.pregunt6 Tony,
AL DIR estas palabras, Norma
~ Dick Sc volvieron vivamente,
para que?--pregunt6 Dick
alarmado.
-Aqui esta-ijo a su vez
Norma, sacando una botellita
del fondo del cajon del a~trezgo--.
iQuien Sc ha hecho NAL?
-Yol-repuso Ketty en- VOC
.baja, mientras movia con lenti-
Itud la muheca izquierda.
-GC6mo?
-Si; al caer en- la red. Ten
90 miedo siemprel
y yo-repuso con el mismc
tono compungido Norma. I'm
dfa te vas a matar... Y van a
ser clos los que te maten.
-;Chisst. mujerl iCalla
Pueden oirte-duo Ketty.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
Los EspmtanOs jugardn Ell
VierRes contra OglethOTpe

FL viernes por la noche, los
E~spartanos de la Universidac
de Tampa Sc batiran con ell
team de Oglethorpe. Phillips
Field abrira de nuevo sus puerl
tas a los muchachos de Nash
Higgins, que la semana pasada
fueron derrotados. en- Stetson,
con anotaci6n de 10 por ID.
Todos los atletas Sc italian lis
tos para la acci6n, exceptuando
a Paul Hance, que sigue reclui-
do y bien atendido en- un hospi-
tai de Miami.
Ell "once" de Higgins ha 81
do derrotado por Applacian
Stetson, Rollins, Florida Mia
mi v lleva alcanzados dos triur
fos, sobre los Maestros de Geor
gia Y Stetson. lie quedan a lo'
Espartanos dos partidos, ell de
viernes y un match de revan
cha con Rollins. Ell dia 81 de no
viembre, Dia de Oar Gracias Sc
leccionado por ell president
Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
Gz gazette

La Liga Intersocial de pelota
Sc reuni6 anoche en- Ia Unions
Italiana. Asistieron todos los Sc
horss delegados y subdelagados.
Ell tesorero Antonio La Pas
presant6 I'm extenso informe So
bre los ingrescs y egresos de "a
temporada.
lie correspondent a la Seccion
de Propaganda de cada uno de
los clubs. seg1n la distribution,
para abonar recibos de Quota a
los socios enfermos y sin ira
bajo, $1S5.34.
La novena de los Caballeros
Leales, cue gan6 Ell campeonat0,
recibira $341G2; la de la Unio-
ne Italiana, que finaliz6 en- Sc
gundo lugar, $275.4s; La del
Cfrculo Cubano, que termin6 en-
tercero, $226.32. y la del Centre
Asturiano, $226.32.
Sc acord6 veiebrar la comida
el venidero viernes, en- ell "Res-
taurant Columbia, a las $50
de la noche. Sera presidida Ia
meea por ell presidente de la Ii
ga, los presidentes de las scci,-
dades que componen ell campao-
nato y ell executive de la Liga.
incluyendo a los delegados y sui
delegados.
Ell campeon al bate, Centre.
ras, de los Caballeros Leales, re.
cibira una copa Y un premio es
pecial de $500. FL pitcher ma
valioso, R. Pulido, que al mism.
tempo fue p%roclamado ell pelo
tero mas dtil, rscibira dos pre-
mics especiales, de So cada unc
Sobre la comida informaro
los subLeIt 5. llevando la pa
bra ceflino 0ez, del Centr
Asturiano, quien tuvo frases d
elogio para Casimiro Herman
DEE. uno de los duenos del ca
lumbia, por su amabilidad y 9
NOR a los deportes,
La comida Sc v~erificara en-
Patio. Sc acord6 jextender Ia
siguientes invitaciones: 50 a lc
peloteros que componen las GU;
tro novenas; IL al ejecutiv
de la Liga, delegados y subdel'
gados; % a los ayudantes de Ia
sociedades Centre Asturiano,
nione Italiana, Circulo Cuban
Y CabalIeros Leales; II, en- cor
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
La comida de la Liga lntersocial Sc
verhicara en- el Restaurant Columbia
Asistiran todos los peloteros y numerosos
invitados.
Ell informe final de Tesoreria

junto, a .cs directories de las
cuatro sociedades siete para los
peri6dicos, una para clda uno;
invitaciones especiales para ef
alcalde, jtfe de policfa. Nash
Higgins; Alfonso Lopez, ell no.
table p~elotero, catcher de los
Piratas; Alfredo Martinez, Ell
popular bodeguero; el anotador
Official y los tres arbitros.
Una comisi6n visitara hoy a
Nash Higgins, para llevarle la
invitaci6n. Componen esta co.
mission los Sres. Sergio Berdeal,
Charles Fernandez, Mario Pu-
lara e Ignacio Antinori. Sc a.
ccrd6 invitar tambien al opera
dor de los altavoces.
Las dos noveIias, ia de los Ca
balleros Leales y la Unione TIA
Llama, diieron estar listas par.
la batalla del domingo, a benefit
clio del alumbrado del tarrer de
costura de Ybor City, WPA.
Willie Paz dirigira la novena
de los Leales y Espolita la de Ia
Unione,
Para ell desafio del domingo
sc han creado tres premios; Pa
ra ell primer jonrr6n, la prime
"a carrera y ell primer tubey.
; Los Caballeros Leales tsndran
a su cargo la c%antina.
Otros diferentes asuntos fue-
ron tratados y la session termin6
cerca de las once.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
los del latigo del director.

Los cuatro niios huyeron ha-
ella adentro, sorteando las bes-
tan que salian, los mozos impr1
visados del circo que iban reco'
giendo las alfombras viejisimss
" descoloridas.
Ketty, al caer en- la red, ha-
base medic dislOcado una ma
no.
Pero eli pGblico no Sc do cuen
ia de NADIA.
La artista sonreia, luego, Ian
zando besos al pGblica, hacien.
do graciosas re%yerencias, en-
|trando en- el callej6n q. eonducia
a las cuadras Y los camerinos.
" volviendo con sus companeros,
cast, cast en- seguida, para dar
las gracias al p1blico por la oya-
.ci6n delirante.
AL fin los cuatro pequehos
artistas penetrarca en- los CO.
rredores, al otro lado de Ia vieja
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
TONIC SEGUND0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Ovaci6n de la tarde, mientras la
nina, gentil, airosa, con inmen-
sa gracia, repetia los saludos
dapdo brinquitos, a la vez que
Norma, y disparaban besosl a
las gradas.
La red desapareei6 como por
ensalmo, arrastrada hacia arri-
ba por una serie de poleas, y al
mismo tempo que Ketty baja-
ba a terra, la mGsica inici6 un
allegro pasacalle, a la vez que
hacian irrupci6n en- la pista los
burros-sabiOs y los perros a.
maestrados, de Monsieur PAT.
Este les seguia, dando terrN
bles trallazos, a los que Sc unian
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
Las PGmterGs

Iran ell jueves a Plant City,
donde jugaran con los recoge-
dores de fresas, los j6venes del
institute de Plant.
Las Panteras desean conquis-
tar su tercera victoria Y Hughes
cree que la alcanzaran por cuen
ia de los muchachos de Plans
City. John Smith Sc lastim6 la
semana pasada, mas tomara par
tie en- la acci6n. Billy Wynne re-
torn6 aver a las practices perc
creese que no podra jugar c.
viernes.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
OEPORTES.
TIRANDO Ell BADON

Terriers contra Miami Edison
Los Terriers de Hillsborough
jugaran Ell jueves por la noche;
en- Philips Field, con ell pode-
roso once de Miami Edison.
Chelo Vega volvera al juego y
podra desarroNlar su acostum-
brada velocidad.
Miami Edison es ell mas fuer
te equipo de la Conference y los
peritos aseguran que las proba-
bilidades de victoria de los Te-
rriers son muy escasas.
Practicaron aver los Terriers
con la mayor animation. Los
muchachos de Seminole Sc ere
cen cuando ell partido es impor-
tante.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05

City, a jugar con Ell fuerte equi-
20 de esa ciudad.
Los muchachos lucen bien en-
ell ataque; pero los regulares
dejaron mucho que desear aver.
en- punto a eficiencia.
Fue en- las practicas que To-
iugadores de tercera Inca afro
pallaron a los de la primera.
Harker espera que mejoren S.
juego.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05

A cola cough seriously endangers
cou. your family, ard your business
ASSOCIATES. Illness from colds and
cougl.s causes more loss OF time
dim all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold
ret M~entho-Mulsion, the glaran-
iced medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughl1.
Immediately ana ge' you eutlreIy
ever your cold cough quicker than
INV medicire you eve tried ask
,or your money BE- X. q
Mentho- Mulsion is mole than on
yrd;nary medicine. 1t contains wa
mins A and d to build youl c9'o
resistance, and seven sooth,ng
Keeling oils and u7cue1ts, 'ncino'
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
Los JesuitGS

Mandates por All Yorkunas,
81 viernes por la tarde, en- Plant
Field, los Jssuitas jugaran cor
ell "once" del pueblo de Largo.
Yorkunas saborea todavia su
Ultima victoria, la del domingo
pasado, cuando sus muchachos
altotaron 80 puntos en- contra
del colegio San jesse, de San
Agustin.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Nentho- MuIs!9r .

ing highest grade beechwood creI'
sn for penetration. Genuine Cal
iGye fg syrup gives Mentao-
M,IIr;or ? taste TIE whole family
MI. ike It clings to the mem
names so its soothing, healing in
credients ect faster, better AN
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
"Attendanc. at church is neces-
.,rv for human welfare, but don't
onJon0er tie CONGREGATION with q
cold cough whea Mentho-Mu'sion ~
SO Inexpensive and easy to obtain
NJ ,ntho-Nuloio is endorsed by
vour neighbors nd guaranteed oy
ie"J;ro drugg It's FRY 'hece.-adv-