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La gaceta., 1942-05-07
Ell Abdnico

Prenda crepuscular. Sc va, co
mo la mantilla, como Ia peineta,
como tantas otras armas ofensi-
vas de la coqueterfa femenil.
GSaben las jOvencitas actuales
maneJar un abanicc? iDarse al.
re con 81 y esgrimirlo mientras
tanto contra alg1n reacio, timi-
do, negligente galan? IY man.
tenero alberto sobre ell rostro
como una p~intoresca mampara
a cuyo enrejado Sc asoman los
Ojcs vigilantes y tentadores
No. Las jOvencitas actuales va
no saben manejar I'm abanico.
para que? Tienen como subs
titutivo ell espejo de bclsillo v la
polvera. Tienen otras armas, ma
turalmente.
IMejOres? IMas eficaces o
mas lindas? Solo sabemos de
cierto que la mitad de las come
dias y las tragedies de amar, en-
ell espaciO de variaS centurias,
Sc han dearrollado con la COM
plicidad 0 presencia del abanico.
Era ell objeto care a la mujer.
Su c~onfidente, Su encubridor.
Detras de sus varillas, iCuan-
tas sonriSas de burla o de triun-
TO!
iY cuantas lagrimas de des-
engano tambien L.. Crepuscular.
Sin embargo, EN- las tierras
dOnde las rosas fl-recen todavia
en- las ventanas. agli ell abanico
sigue reinando, flexible y pinta-
da joya en- las manos de las be-
Has.
FL encanto del abanico vive...
EN- las tierras de Illusion Y mara
villa.
La gaceta., 1942-05-07
Como Ndei6' Unp Moda

BESIDE hace unos 40 amos, po-
co mas o menos, para que el'pan
talon de un hombre sea conside-
RADIO impecablemenlte elegante
debe llevar bien marcado, bien
planchado, ell pliegue Longitude
nal que 10 recnrre de arriba aba
10.
En- temp anteriores, ell tai
pliegue no era un signo de ele-
gancia, nj mucho menos. All con
trario, era un indicio humilan-
tie de que la brenda habia sido
adquirida en- un bazar de ropas
hechas.
Pero un acontecimiento hist6-
rico hizo ell pliegue obligatorio..
Siendo todavfa principe de Ga
les ell que luego fue ell rey Eduar
do VII de Inglaterra, cierto dia
salio de su palacio para asistir
a las carreras de caballos de
Godwood. Iba vestido con levita
negra y pantal6n claro.
Antes de dirigirse al hip6dro-
mo quiso Idar un paseito a pie.
Cuando cansado de andar, fue q
tomar nuevamente su coche, un
false mOvimiento lie hizo trope-
Ear con ell guardabarros o guar
dafango y Sc manch6 ell pntal6n
La gaceta., 1942-05-07
espues de tina entrevis.

.logr6 espues de tina entrevis-
ia, zen la, HabaMa, entire Everett
Meyer, .vicspresidente del ms
tituto, y Ia Comisi6n Nacional
d''Propaganda y Defensa del
Tabaco Habano.
OILS fabricantes ingresados
Sc nombran Menendez, Garcia
y Co; Rey del Mundo Cigar
Co., Roberts y Co., A. Quinte-
no y Co., ~ifuentes y Co., Por
Larranaga, Pita y Hno., Lobe
to y o., Simon Vela Pelaez, J..
F. Rocha y Co., F. Havana CT
gar Co., Fernandez, Palisio y
Co., Romeo y Julieta y Jose L.
Piedra.
Exportadores de rama Me-
La gaceta., 1942-05-07
FL Congreso de Esfodos Unidos
Contin6o Ia Invesfigoci6., de
Los ActiNdudes Svbyersivos

e Comlte Dies, erecdo hoce eUoiro amos, coniinuu function
undo, Q investiso las octividodes f~uIunsistas
La gaceta., 1942-05-07
B RIA QUE EFECTUAR
PRIMARIAS PARA McMU-
luuEN Y ROLLINS

lEl condado de HilSborough
tendra que gastar $4,000 para
que ell pueblo decida quien ha de
representarlo en- ell grupo hume
ro 2, 81 Neil McMullen, ell joven
abogado, O A. T. Rollins, ell al
calde de Port Tampa.
McMullen alcanz6 $3.50 votos
en- las elecciones del martes y
Rollins 3,348.
Los secretarios, inSpectores y
diputados costaran $2,250; $3.50
en- impresos y unos $4,000 po-
ner en- servicio, para ell dfa de
los comicios, LOO maquinas de
votar.
La gaceta., 1942-05-07

lhizo un estudio personal del movi-
miento falangista en- los paises
Ihispanoamerieanos.
En- las extensas investigaciones
que ha hecho en- los Estados Unidos,
lei Comite de Actividades Anti
americanas ha obtenido declaracio-
mes de testigos que pertenecen a
una gran variedad de grupos politi-
cos. Todos los aspectos de la
opinion publica, desde la extrema
Iderecha hasta la extrema izquierda
han estado Representatives. Durante
Isus investigaciones de las institu-
Iciones fascistas, Fritz Kuhn, presi-
Idente del Bund, una sociedad
germanoamericana que va ha
|dejado de existir, Y William Dudley
Pelley, organizador de un grupo de
Ifascistas que Sc llamaba la Legion
de la Camisa Plateada, fueron
|llevados a los tribunales donde Sc
pusieron de manifesto sus actiyi-
|dades,
Kuhn v Policy fueron despues
sentenciados, Kuhn por robo v
Policy por fraude, de acuerdo con
las pruebas obtenidas por la Ofcina
Federal de Investigation, oue es nm
Departamento de la Secretaria de
Justicia de los Estados Unidoa-
Los dos estan actualments en- IL
carcel.
La gaceta., 1942-05-07
DoSn'ngada

Desp,egada,
sirve &c. nido y doeel
a hermosura delicada;
y la for Sc hace ibroquel
donde quiebra su lanzada,
a sol, volcan y clavel.
81 Sc mueve
recuerda en- su temblor leve
a la inquieta mariposa,
cuando gira y no Sc atreve
d posar en- una rosa
sus alas de fuego y nieve.
81 Sc cierra,
es un cetro de arrogancias.
Y EN- la playa y en- la sierra
Ipresta marco de elegancia
Ell prodigio seductor
que comprendfa a maravilla
la femenina sombrilla:
tlor-palio de mujer-flor.
La gaceta., 1942-05-07
LOS F~ABRICANTES CUBA
NOS SIC UNEN AL CIGAR
INSTITUTE OF AMERICA

New York, mayo ALBERT
H. Gregg, presidente del CT
gar institute of America, anun
clio aver que los principles ia
bricantes de tabacos de Cuba
y los exportadores de tabaco
en- rama Sc han Incorporate,
como miembros, al Institute.
La complete cooperation Sc
La gaceta., 1942-05-07

BESIDE que Sir Stafford Cripps
visitara la India en- su mission,
las potencias del Eje han redo
blade Su eXtrema propaganda
por la radio, a los indostanicos.
Esta campana pone de relieve,
una vez mas, 10 que Sc motto du-
rante la baltalla de Java, es de-
cir, que Hitler, y su conitraparte
japcnes, ell General TOTO, tienen
puntos de mira muy differences
en- ell asunto. "A despecho de las
Geclaraciones oficiales, Berlin y
Toxic no ven ell future cjo a ojo.
Hay un "convenio' tan slo en-
aquello que las intenciones japo-
nesas Sc parecen a las intencio-
mes de Hitler, en- Europa. Men
tras que Hitler tiene la espran-
"a de imponer su yugo a Eu-
ropa, no tclerando ntromisi6n
alguna, los imperialistas Japo-
neses suenan con una Asia bajo
SUI absolute dominic. Pero aqui
chocan con las ideas que Hitler
tiene sobre ell 'espacio vital. Hit
Ter tambi6n quiere que ell Tercer
Reich sea la p~otencia colonial
mas grande en- ell mundC y los es
Hadistas japoneses han lanzado
va indirectas de que ell Africa O.
frece a Hitler todas las facilida-
des para SUI expansion. Con to-
do Hitler Sc hace ell sordo y no
entiende las indirectas. Las ri
quezas econ6micas que anhela
Sc encuentran con mas album
dancia en- Asia que no en- Afri-
ca. No tiene la mas mfnima in
tenci6n de circunscribir ell sue
no de un imperio colonial ale
man al continente ~africano.
La conquista de Holanda Sc
hizo para mucho mas que para
asegurar a Alemania ventajas
estrategicas y tacticas en- la que
IRA. Lo que guerra, ante todo e.
ran las riquezas ultramarinas
de los holandeses. Esta fue la
raz6n que hizo que Immediate
mente despues de la invasion,
los Nazis pusieron sus sucias
manos sobre todas las acciones
de las Companies coloniales no.
landesas que Sc hallaban en- Ho-
landa asf como Sc apoderaron de
las oficinas centrales de tales
companies. Los "DerechOS THU
lares" que eStos de pillaje Sc su-
pone c~oncedieron a les alema-
mes, quedarcn sin valor alguno
81 los japoneses Sc salieron con
Ia suya. Ash q. estos Gltimos pu-
sieron su pie en- Sumatra y en-
Java declararOn aprisa Y CO.
rriendo que ell regimen que esta-
blecian era "definitivO" para las
islas. Por medic de ''portavoces
de la Wilhelmstrasse", Berlin Sc
apresur6 a anunciar que NADIA
dafinitivo podia considerarse
hasta ell fin de la guerra.
Las diferencias SON aun mas
senaladas sobre la India.
Los planes preparados para
La gaceta., 1942-05-07
La Som brilla

COROLA de encaje Y raso
con rojo y zafir de ocaso
y tornasol de Huston.
Pantalla de maravilla
es la graciosa sombrilla
rosa imperial del Nippon.
La gaceta., 1942-05-07

n6ndez y Co., General Cigar
Co., J. Toraho yrCo., J. 3. dag
y Co., H. D. Montero, S. de A.
Gonzalez, Pablo L. Perez, IL,
Garcia Pulido, Garcia y Vidal,
Compan.a Tabacalera M. A.
Suarez, Toraho y Co., Garcia
y Vega, Urquiaga, oledo y Co.
Cuba Tobacco Co., Fernandez.
y Gomez, Rey del Mundo CT
gar, Constantine Gonzalez y
Co., H. Duys y Co., Junco y
Co., Leslie Pantin and Sons y
Jose Gonzalez y Co.
La gaceta., 1942-05-07

Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K n g
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27
Woyforers To Dine

A cordial invitation is extend ed to all Masons and one friend to attend a banquet of the Way farer's Club to be held July 7 at 6:3O D. m. at the Club Mont martre An outline of plans for a proposed club house " Il be discussed.
 All planning to attend are ask ed to notify the secretary at Bert's Drug store not later than July 5 for reservations. Dinner will be $1 50.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27
Enemy Version
(continued from page 1

(continued from page D
 ty came upon the buildings a. blaze with light and opened up with machine guns to draw the enemy's fire.
 However, no response com ing, they entered the houses. American soldiers stationed there promptly fled, leaving half-drunk cups of coffee still hot, mutely testifying to their hurried exit. Even before an- chors went overside building materials for making the p ace livable and air defense facilities were being unlmbered. Almost overnight the barren outpost took on the aspect of throbbing life with buildings being con- structed, roads laid out and anti-aircraft batteries set up for an expected visit from Dutch Harbor."
 The account said that on the third day of occupation with no enemy action yet reported, the correspondent was visited by the commander of the expedition who Offered sympathy to the correspondent for lack of more colo1ful material. The officer said it was too bad the enemy did not show fight and asked did you get enough material?"
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27
Seattle Representative = The Alaska Newspapers, l0l1 American Bank Building Seattle, Washington.
". flat government of the people, By the people, for e people shall not perish from fife earb Lincoln

tgistered??? a taxi belonging to
 Wm. E. Falconer went over a cliff out that way toward the
 base and luckily stopped just be- fore the final drop to the bottom
 the Army pulled it the 30 feet back up to the road no one was hurt. Animal Dept an octopus, found on the beach by Pies. Dave Gensley and Glen liable was promptly dubbed Oscar Orville Octopus. :. Tiny Cichoski, carpenter, caught a baby spotted hair seal in Viekoda bay, and presented it to It. Richard R. Sipes. the new Fort Greedy mascot is said to be thriving on a formula prepared by one of the nurses at the army hospital we hope she had no ulterior motive. .. suggested name for the seal-Xmas.
 The Kodiak Transit has re- furbished "the station wagon" and one of the "Fords" till you wouldn't recognize them. /. the Ford" is veteran of the days when buses going to the base used to save rubber on the two outside tires every time they turned a corner-the road was that narrow w-remember??? Charlie Madsen read in the lat est Kodiak Bear in a headline that he had caught a cub and shipped it outside. it was news to Charlie, too. :. Tony's Liquor store has moved the entrance to the center of the building and added a new sign to the facade. :. What neon sign stayed on all night recently-at least it was on at 3 8. m. ..
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27

Vice-President Steve Harvey did the presiding. Some of the boys of the club, to show their ap- preciation to Steve, secured him a gift. Frank Hermann made the presentation speech. The gift? A small wooden gavel, slightly worn, on a leather thong.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27
Kodiak Diary
(continued from page D

(continued from page D
 short artlce titled Money to Burn. It says:
 "It was everybody's party on Corregidor when the job of des- troying the islands American and Filipino currency, including $100.O00,OO0 of Philippine pesos, was begun few days before the surrender to Japan. In Mel bourne last week Col. Royal G. Jenks, one of the last six Amer ican officers to evacuate from the fortress reported: "One of the few joys the Corregidor boys had was to fulfill life's ambi- tion-lighting cigarettes with $100 bills"
 Col. Jenks is a brother-in-law of Paul Herring, and it was the first word Paul had had of the fate of his relative. PauPs sister, Mrs. Jenks, when last heard from was in Washington, D. c
 Odds & Ends: Glen Brewster, who teaches first aid on the side, has bought hisself a car & is now in the taxi business for hisself. Irene Meyers, well-known here as former owner of the Brown Bear cafe, is now employed in Seward at the Pioneer cafe. :. looks like we're losing two of our populace. ;. Vic Mathews, manager of the Kodiak Cash Market, is said to be leaving soon for Anchorage, as is It. Roy Downing, Signal Corpse head. the Draft Board is go- ing to yell loud "soho" if that registration material for the oldsterS' draft ever gets here. |. they wired four times for the necessary forms and then got an answer-it said: how many re-
Kodiak mirror., 1942-06-27

R. H. Chadwick, president of the Rotary club returned from Outside this week. In his absence
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
BETHEL AME. CHURCH

Rev. B.. E. Jones, Pastor
A beautiful Midget Wedding was
given by the Mite Missionary Soc
iety of Bethel AME. Church. There
were II brides and their attendants
The brides wore beautiful little
white formals and white wells. Each
carried a boquet Of flowers. Their
attendants wore formals Of differ
ent colors which made a very pretty
picture. The flower girls were 1t
tie tots carrying baskets Of rose
petals. The groom Leon Carter and
the best man Leroy Paige were
dressed in Tuxedos. The Preacher,
Chester Scott. was also in full
dress. The brides parents we're
dressed like grown ups.
The church was beautifully dec
grated with an arch in the middle
covered with roses. The bride bring
ing in the largest amoun Of money
was married and also given first
prize. All Of the brides did well.
The largest mount of money was
s27.45 brought in by little Elaine
Embrey of Bethel AME. Church.
She received first prize and also a
husband. The second prize was
won by little Helen Jean Gray Of
the Primitive Baptist Church. Tie
third prize was won BY Little joyce
Rogers Of Zion Baptist Church.
After the wedding those taking
part were given a reception. Ice
cream and cake was served.
We wish to thank the public fer
such a large attendance. You are
always welcome at Bethel.
The brides taking part We're: FL
aine Embrey, Helen Jean Gray,
Joyce Rogers, Celestine Peters, If
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
WILLING WORKERS

The Willing Workers Club Of
Pleasant Green Baptist Church met
at the home Of Mrs. Julia Morris
on 1912 North 26th Street April q.
with Ii in attendance. We Wee
glad to have with u Rev. Booker
Of Kansas City, Mo. who gave q
short but interesting talk.
A delicious luncheon was served
by the Social Committee Mrs. Callie
Johnson and Mrs. Katie Mae Aid
ridge. The program committee.
Mrs. Mary Ross brought a lovely
program which was enjoyed by Ill
The club viii meet next Thursdly
at s pm. at the home Of Rev and
Mrs. St. Clair 1912 Seward st.
Rev. ]. H. Reynolds, Pastor,
Mrs. Julia Morrison, Pres.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02

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able functional weakness may now enjoy
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The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
TO REVIVAL

Monday night May 4th Rev. A.
Mccoy Harrell Of Kansas City. Kan
sas viii be here to conduct an old
time revival for ten days. Rev
Harren is the Asst. Supt. Of our SUM-
day schols. He is a National offic-
er of the Church of the Living COD
CWFF. He is also a young man
% years of age and has been a
Christian from a child. Come out
to hear this gifted divine one. There
will be healing each night at tile
Church Of the Living God, 1906 No.
oath st.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02

The Junior Stewardess Board Of
Bethel AME. church met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mason.
Most of the members were present
and we had very nice meeting. A
Mothers Day Breakfast will be siy J
en- at Bethel May 10. 1912. We will
serve from 6 A. NJ. until 10 A. N.
You are cordially invited. Price 25c.
Mrs. Nellene Donaldson, President
Mrs. Elsie Embrey. Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
Church Sunday May 8. 1912.

Church Sunday May 8. 1912.
Sermon by one Of Omaha's leading
ministers.
Short Talk: THE Value Of the
Bible Vacation Church School
Mrs. Lena Dallas.
Special Music by the Alliances
Orchestra.
Let us make this meeting The
most successful meeting the Ali.
ance has ever held. Ollie Lewis is
President.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
BROTHER DIES

Mrs. Paul Barnett. Of 2709 Writ
Street, accompanied by her sister
Mrs. Alma Gibson, had a hurried call
last week to visit a seriously i'll bro
Their, Arthur Allen, of St. Paul,
Mimi, who passed away there on
Tuesday, April 2Sth.
Mr.. Allen, a former Omahan, was
very prominent both in the business
and social life of hat city.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02

ST. John; Beverly Rucker of Clair
Chapel; Beverly Davis Of Pilgrim
Baptist Church, Peggy Union Of ST.
John. 10 Ann Speese of Pleasant
Green Baptist Church, Beverly Bith-
wood Of St John, Adrienne Britt of
Cleaves Temple and Betty Barnes Of
Salem Baptist Church.
The sponsors were Mrs. Francis
Cloud, President, Mrs. Elsie Embrey
Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Mable
Glenn.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02

of Lydia and Estelle McCraty. \
quiz in different things OF interest
was held. Estelle McCraty won the
prize for having only n mistake.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the meeting
Doris Pittman President, Beverly
STAINS, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
TWO CAMPAIGNS

MI. Jack Smith, of 2615 Erskine
St, a veteran of World War No. I
has reenlisted and has been accepted
He left for Fort Crook Thursday
to receive his assignment to duty
We wish him good luck and grear
honor for his brave step.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
ARE you
As "PEPPY" AS You
USED TO BE?

Or are you slipping-lack pep. vigor. tir
easily-feel worn out. Perhaps you need
more iron and thiamin (vitamin BIZ 70
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It's the formula Of M. c. Thomas. NJ. D.
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The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
SOCIAL NOTES
ON SICK LIST

Miss Velma Murrell, 1912 Seward
Plaza, returned to her home, We'd
nesday, from the St. Luther Hospit-
al, after an appendicitis operation.
She expects to be fully recovered in
another week or so.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02

Is planned. The men OF CleAve
Temples Usher board will serve as
walters.
Four prizes will be given away;
4 prize to the Oldest mother, one TO
the youngest mother. ms to the
youngest daughter and one to the
mother having the most daughters
mot adopted) at the banquet.
You are invited to attend. Tickets
S5c. Mrs. Sarah Stamps, Pres, Rev.
Il. IA. Story, Pastor.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
JR.

Jr. Booster of Mount Calvary Com
munity Church held a meeting Mon
day night. The members of the Jr.
Booster Club are having an Heaven
Hell Social. May 9Th, 1912. at the
home Of Theresa Union, 2sth and
Burdette St.
President Equilla Ware, Secret
airy Doris Ransom, Reporter Miss
Florence Triplett.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
IN HOSPITAL

Robert Ferguson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ferguson is in a local hos
pital with a lung infection. His
condition is fair.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
PRINCESSES

The meeting was held at the home
of Pauline and Tessie Edwards 24iS
Binney Street. We discussed i'm
mediate business and planned Tor
our initiation to be held at the home
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
DO YOU WAHTAB BABY?
New Vitamin Combination Brings Hope
to chiIdless Homes

Nothing equals a baby % bring CON-
plete unity and happiness into the home
md tie husband and wife together in q
Rronger bond of enduring love and mu.
mal interest. Divorce is rare in the homes
If couples that have children.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL ALLIANCE

The Seventeenth Annual Mass
Meeting at the Observation-Disclosures
Sunday School Alliance viii meet
with the Pleasant Green Baptist
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
CLEAVES TEMPLE
SOCIETY

Cleave Temple Missionary Society
will have their Annual Mother and
daughter banquet Tuesday May s,
at $50 O'Clock. A very tasty meal
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02

Join-Reliable Friendship Club
-Tvr Marriage. Friendship, or
Easure. Send Dime for member
hip blank. H. Brookes, BIT Wen
iell, Chicago, III.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
GREEN LANTERN GARDEN
OPENS SATURDAY

The Grand opening of the Green
Lanterns Garden, 2116 North cath
Street, will be held at 400 p. NJ. Sat
urday, May End.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02

1906 North oath Street
! Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor
Rose Marie Oliver, Reporter
Sunday school ........-...9:30 a. IA.
Morning Worship .......1130 a. m.
Bible Band ...... ...........6 pm.
Evening Worship ........7:3O pm.
Wednesday night Prayer Service a..
49,. -. ............ -..7:3O pm.
Thursday night Prayer service -
....-... ..-....... ......7:SO pm.
Sunday throughout the day was
very high in spirit. The Pastor
really preached a powerful sermon.
Rev. Robinson preached a soul stir
ring ermo at three pm. His sub
ject was LET US make man. and at
night the pastor preached on the
subject. A man can live without
sin. God worked miracles in the
healing service. A number of VS..
itors were present. The Pastors
subject for next Sunday morning
will be Then Agrippa said unto
Paul Almost thou persuaded me tc
be a Christian. Sunday night God
Wants a man.. Come ont everyone
and hear these wonderful sermons
Everyone is welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
Acid INDIGESTION

What many Doctors do for it
When excess stomach acid eau~ss gas, sour stomach
or heartburn, doctors prescribe the fastest-acting
medicines known for symDt0matic elief-medicine
like those in Bell-ans Tablets. Try Beil-ens yourself,
at first sign OF distress. They neutrzlize acid. relieve
gas. and bring OmfO very duiekly-yet are not q
~laxativei Only CSC. at drug stores II your very first
trial doesn't prove Bell-ans better. return bottle 70
Us and get double your money back.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02

SEVERAL SUITS FOR MEN
AND BOYS. CLEARANCE
SALE ON SHOES, ALSO 8
PORCH elders.
BENEFIT SHOP, III S. 18TH
AT. 551o
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-02
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
CWFF.

1906 North oath Street
! Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor
Rose Marie Oliver, Reporter
Evening star., 1942-08-04
Marlborough HePPIewhite Bedroom c

In rich old red mahogany. Openstock suite Of gen.
uine distinction that stands proudly at the head Of
p. ]. Nee Co.'s long list of Midsummer Dreamhouse
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-20

Mrs. Loy left for Petersburg on a business trip this week.