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Evening star., 1942-09-28
Dratha

BERRY, EUGENE BENTON. On Sun
day September ~. 1912, at & hts T rssiosnse snS
ToH en BERRY lo' beloved p m husband of Eliza beth
Miller Berry. Remains resting at the above
sesne.s un ns II. 10 s Tanssae Hines Co.
home 2po1 14th st. NV Tuesday, Sep
tember 90. ct 12 noon. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery.
COOK. HENRY. On Friday: Septsmber
COOK. beloved husband Of Luyenia Cook,
Yoans Henry goo r. ,rRsbDf aaph Of 5ims i sn1 John
Other relatives and friends also survive
him. TTends may eau st the Wa E5nest pnm
barton ave, NV. after 4 pm. Monday,
Suns5s JUssasy +. ssPtsmOs5 sn2sb 2s s
Hopkins oficiatins Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Gem
etery. 2s
CRISP, WILLIAM PORTER. On satur.
ees PosRrER pefns eRnsP of sso5 ssnd st t5n Monnt
Rainier, Md beloved husband Of Eva B,
egis yssn ef Holman so'f poreP Pd fsn sna WANDA
Funeral from the VIM. j. Nslley. funeral
on Tuesday, September 90, at 2 pm. Rela :
tives and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. rs
deBouTHILLIER., ALAN. On SUNDAY,
srsitg R ALAN SssoUTaE h
deBolthillier Of 4lle srd I'd. N, Arlins-
Notice of funeral later. 20
..,s,1 AssEsT st Ass
ton, Va. Albert PREsToN PAuLKNER,
beloved hasband Of Main Lois Faulkner
man Faulkner and MRS. Cora Virginia
Rainey. Mrs. Sadie Ellis and Mrs. Eliza
homer as47 Wson svd the xss
where funeral services will be held Wednes-
Sax eeseansg S fss R 81
tes ten psce s ae4 4 RfE s.
mother Of Clarence Pollard, Other sur
n1'f and friends. 0i Remains may ' be seen stter
tips sansTsl ssaqs: soss s. sys . tron,
the Tenth Street Baptist Church. 10th
end r SITS. NV, at pm. 1nterment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
GRAHAM. MARY VIRGINIA !yENNIE,.
On SATURDAY so ae a4 M4Ry vfR hsr
crime Rose and william A. Graham.
ussdsy aS@ ss ssove s Fssasp's
Requiem. mass at ST. Peters Church, End
and c sts. Sc, at 10 am. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Mt. oiiyet
Cemetery. rs
GRAY. HARRIET A. On Saturday,
September 20, l942. at her residence,
Marbury, Md, Mrs HARRIET A. GRAY.
wife OF the late Samuel A. Gray. mother
of Earl A.. James r. Gray and Mrs. Bes-
Funeral services Wednesday. September
80, at am, at st. Charles Catholic
Church, Glymont, Md. 20
HAAR. CHARLES W. On Monday. Sep
teer g. nS ss da laa 6 Vs. w. EAHs ssdsn's ssaa
Of Virginia May Haar, father of Dean.
Kenneth and David Haar; son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Haar
Notice Of service later.
HAWKINS, BENJAMIN r. On Sunday,
September 81. 1912, at Casualty Hospital
BENJAMIN r. HAWKINS. Mr.. Hawkins
rests at the Wilson K. Huntemann funeral
home. 5732 Georgia ave. NV.
Notice Of funeral later.
HAYES, JUDGE ARTHUR B. On Sat-
urday, September 70, 1912, at Boston,
Mass, Judge ARTHUR B. HAYES of 3Q4l
Sedswick St.; NV, husband of Ida Walker
Remains resting at the s. H. Hines Co.
funeral home 1901 14th st. NV. until
Funeral services at Scottish Rite Tenn
pie, $500 18th st. NV. on Tuesday, Sep
tember %. at 2 pm. Interment Fort Lin
Coin Cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Covers Africu in Truck

Peter Davids, butcher before the
war. drove an army truck the length
of Africa from Capetown to the
Mediterranean
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Cathedral Aids SuIvuae

st. Paul's Cathedral in London
has given for salvage 2 tons Of d.
lapidated hymn books and volumes
Of church music no longer used.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
America Has Lost
s. Fighting Ships,
A. P. Review Shows
All but One Sunk Since
Pearl Horbor; Tonnage
Totols 207 ABS

NEW YORK, Sept. %. - The
United States has lost So fighting
ships during the present war. an
Associated Press review Of official
ship-loss announcements discloses.
OF this total, only one, the 1,190-
ton destroyer Reuben James, was
lost before Pearl Harbor. The
James was torpedoed west Of Ice
land on October 80, 1s4l, with the
loss of 101 lives.
The Japanese attack on Pearl
Harbor and subsequent enemy ac-
ton in the Pacific and Atlantic re-
suited In the announced loss of So
naval vessels whose known tonnage
totaled 207, ,345 tons.
The House Naval Affairs Com
mittee disclosed recently that the
United States had 1,009,2 tons OF
fighting ships build since 1884 in
service, with 2,646,606 more under
construction as part of the Nations
expanding two-ocean Navy.
The following tabulation shows
the announced United States losses
Figures in parentheses representing
the number Of ships for which the
known tonnage Is listed:
ClAss And name NupehAr
Evening star., 1942-09-28

Gather ye rosebuds while ye may
In peace; In war, gather scrap metal
to win.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
L. BEARDSLEY, X. C. c. H,
Wise Master

oRIE l. srARDsrEY' x w,s. 6 { Master. H,;
HOFFMAN, JoHANNAH MARIE. On
Saturday, September 20; lg42; at > her M resi- Iv
eenss lSai st. b.oyea Me q
Brown. Mrs. Caroline Wood. Mary, Carl
'nf frissas ssass may hS%sn can It It tn. Lee funeral
home, 4th. st. and Mass; ave nes where
evsss VI. be held Gn ceasr a
Cemetery.
JACKSON, az CARRIE brent II 81 pepsrtsa "a ted
hs ,s Friday Hospas CARRIE
JAcKsoN. she leaves to mourn, their loss
sovss huseand s Ra.n Wsxes
epin. sqh Daxa Brent and den ceestne f Mooure two
sisters, Mamie Milton and Rebecca Thomas;
one niece. Lillian Evans, and two srand-
Funefal services Tuesday September %,
ct PM, at Roberts Chapel M Z. Church,
Esy. = 7; Lsyell oficiatins' 1nterment
s.1s.msss aomSsos ~ f4 IouvEsA ri sS1ffy
son. daughter Of Thomas Stewart, Isis. sis,
stewart. Other relatives and friends also
funeral home, N j, ave and st. NV,
where services will be held Tuesday, Sep
aasns snSfn 20 INV FsH Hfns Va
KNIGHT, ALBERTA BEATRICE. On
beloved wife of Edward w. Knisht
l4th ST. ne. on Tuesday September %,
at $50 am; thence to Holy Comforter
church, 14th and East Capitol SITS. where
mass will be said at 10 am. for the repose
her s sssysS oyes ssd tEsnas nvtef
Frank Murray funeral service, TAI 11th
st. sc.
LEIzEAR. pERRIE EDWARD, On Sat
ceissville, Nd, PERRIE EDWARD LEI LEI,
the late Mrs. Corrie L. Becker.
Mr., Leizesr rests at the Warner E
Pumphrey funeral home, s434 Georsia ave.
held on ~ Tuesday. September 20 at ii
Cemetery. Burtonsvilie Nd IS
LEWIS. SAMUEL Z, On sunday Sep.
teunber q. ia42. SAMUEL +. LEWIS; HI
IS restins at steWsrts funeral home, 81
Funeral Wednesday. September 30 a
1l:So an, from the New Mount aior
Church. 18th and SITS ne. 20
LONG, AGNES CLARA On Sunday
ssnisallsm sssRism9ST AoNEs CLARA AEe@e koNa fas
Va, beloved wife Of Clayton, B. Ions an!
mother of Clayton S. and Bernard Y
Ions. She also is survived by two broth
and Benson shie of Atlanta, Ga. and on
sister, Mrs. May Robinson of Clearwater
Remains resting st the Ives funsra
where funeral services will be held Tues
day September 90 at - pm. Intermen
COLUMBIA Gardens Cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
HAYES. ARTHUR RApLEY, sR. EVAN.

HAYES. ARTHUR BADLEY, SR. Evan
a gelist Chapter. Knights Rose
- Croix, of the Ancient and Ac-
go cepted Scottish Rite of Freema-
sonry in the Valley Of Washing
I1N ton, will give Its Rose Croix Serv-
NS ice for our late brother, H.
S<sSN ARTHUR BADLEY HAYES. sr.
So, on Tuesday, September %. 1912, at
o'clock. at the Scottish Rite Temple, $500
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-14
MAGNUsON SAYS
 REDS AND LAPS
 ARE NOW AT WAR

SEATTLE Japan and Russia have been at war for some time and the Japs already have sunk several Russian ships in the Pacif- ic. according to common know ledge" Representative Warren Magnuson said on his arrival here for congressional trip to inspect Alaska defenses.
 Magnuson said the Japs justify the sinkings on the grounds that the Soviet vessels carry American materials.
 "The war between Japan and Russia started when the Japs be- gan strengthening their forces in Manchuria and when they seized Attu and Kiska.9 he declared.
 Magnuson, a member of the House naval affairs committee. un- til recently was on active duty as a lieutenant commander in the Navy. Since then he has devoted much time to criticism of the army's choice of the interior "C" route for the highway to Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-14
NAVY FORWARDING
 LAPS FROM ALEUTIANs

WAsHINGTON-Heavy attacks by United States Naval forces on Jap installations in the Aleutian is lands and also the Solomon islands in the southwest Pacific were an nounced by the Navy department this week.
 Navy air and surface forces join ed in an assault on the southeastern heart of the Solomon islands, the eommunique said, emphasizing that the attack was "in force," and that the battle is continuing.
 Referring to the Aleutians, where the Jsps hold three islands, the eomaunique said Navy forces bonn barded enemy ships and shore es- tablishments at Kiska and surface units played a major part in the ac- tion. No additional information was given.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-14
THOUGHT IT WAS
 SOMETHING HE "ET'

NOWATA, Oklla.-Cltff Marmon thought he felt funny when he left the barber shop, and things didn't
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-14

important ceremonies ever held in Seattle, the pontifical mass of thanksgiving was attended by Is other prelates and many other dig nitaries, who came from all parts of the continent to participate in the ceremonies which marked the an niversary of his conservation in the same edifaee a quarter Of century ago to the day and AS years after he went into the Arctic wilderness as a young Jesuit missionary.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-14
BISHOP CRIM0NT
 CELEBRATES SILVER
 EpISGOPAI IIIRII E

sEATTLE-Amid a throng Of more than a thousand dignitaries of the church and friends from the land of his devotion and others who came to do him honor, the Most Rev. Joseph R. Crimont, Catholic Bishop of Alaska, celebrated his silver episcopal jubilee July 29 at St. James Cathedral, Seattle.
 One of the most impressive and
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-14
SINGER SEWING MACHINES

singer Vacuum Cleaners, Maytag Machines, Ironite Ironers 1f0-volt AC Light Plants L H. Anderson. Box I0l. Juneau Distributor. 3S-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-14

aska Game Commission and promin- ent Alaska fish packer:
 "FLAsH:
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Bob Dinner of Fairbanks. a BABY. It is conceded that Mrs. Bob is probably more closely connected with the oc- currenee than was Bob Sex of child still unknown Latest adviees are that the kid was up on the chandelier and they were trying to get him down for necessary exam ination. The Doctor advised that Grandpa Earl is doing as well as can be expected, and may live. Hur- roo for our side.
 Congratulations all around.
 H
 Former Mayor Thomas Dalgity of Wrangell has always said he was a native of bonny Scotland. Now he. can prove it. From the Burgh of. Aberdeen, Scotland. officially sub scribed to by one William Fitzpat-. rick, Registrar, ex-Mayor Dalgity received a birth certificate this week testifying that he was born at 5s30 a. m. November g. 1869, in Aberdeen Scotland, the son of. James and Ann Dalgity. This bonny Scot, who came to Alaska before the turn of the century, is one of the real pioneers.
 * * * *
 The Senatorial committee, head ed by Senator Happy Chandler of Kentucky and including Senator Mon Wargren of Washington state was due in Alaska this week via plane to investigate" the Alaska war. It may or may not be signifi- cant that the Navy started blasting Kiska at about the time the Sena- tors were to take off from Spokane for Alaska.
 L. w
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-14

look just normal. but he blamed 1t on something he had eaten
 Arriving home he decided to take a bath to shake off the woozy feel ing. The phone rang. Mrs. Harmon answered It was the barber.
 Your husband" he said. wore home another mans glasses.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-14
TBIlR0UGIH TH1E5 SEN T lNlElLa
 PBRISG0PE

While it isn't going to approach anything like last year. the biggest in history when Southeast Alaska alone put up 100000 cases, the 1942 salmon season may turn out better than anticipated. Fisheries Supervisor Clarence Olson, through town this week, reported Bristol Bay put up approximately 5OO,OO0. despite war conditions Prince Will liam Sound had good showing of. pinks and the pack in that district should reach around 400,00 cases, he estimated Cook Inlet was fair, but very poor on pinks That areal is expected to run about 275,000j cases. The Southeast area up to the last official report on August had approximately 800,0O0 cases, Four-day extension was granted on the inside of Icy Strait and officials are watching the situation closely in all districts If the fish show in any quantities and there is assur- ance of proper escapements to the spawning grounds, other extensions Al be a blanket extension but will de- pend entirely on the showing as the various districts close. Fisheries officials, recalling the waste of 1940 because of closing just as the fish were running at peak, don't want it to happen again At the same time, they have no plans for extending the season unless the SUD- ply warrants. There is a lot of pres sure for extension, mostly tied in with the war effort, but indications are that officials are going to judge solely on the supply of fish, con tending. wisely enough, that unless sufficient escapement is permitted . there will be just more bad years, and this promises to be a long war. We'll need fish next year, too.
 #4#A
 Mrs NJ. o. Johnson, prominent [ Alaska club woman and clerk of the I Wrangell Rationing Board. will soon be moving up to a better pos ition with the OPA She'll have an l. executive post in the Juneau office | with salary in the higher brackets. Comparative tasks in OPA have paid | over $4,00O. Official announcement from OPA is expected to be forth coming shortly. OPA chief, Leon Henderson, has ok'd the appoint meRt
 Mrs Johnson is not only we'll known here as a result of long res idence and activity in the commun- ity, but throughout the Territory as a result of her work in the Fed | eration of Women's Clubs. Last year she represented the Alaska | Federation at the national eonven- tion. She has served as an officer of the Alaska Federation for years.
 * * *
 If you heard a few war whoops | and pistols popping over Petersburg way this week it wasn't the Japs. | Nor was it w. E. Crouch, Chief of | the Game Management Division of the Fish and Wildlife Service from Washington, who is in the Terri | tory and visited Petersburg this | week. The answer probably can be | found in this note which arrived in the Periscope mail this week from Chairman Earl N. Dinner of the All
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
DIVORCIOS

DecrotoS. Pillar Garcia contra
Jose Garcia; Malcolm II. But
Ter contra LESSEE Mae Butler.
Nuevas demardas: Sallie Co.
,sman contra Herbert Coleman;
josephine Este!le Cross contra
Carl z. Cross; Ida Lacedonia
Van DeBoe contra Israel Sey-
mOur Van DeBoe; Ernestine
Jones contra Mitchell Frank
jones; Martha Schofronick con-
ira Sam Schafronick; jeanette
Grayson contra Pirren Gray
son; Dorothy Cundiff contra
John Everett Cundiff.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
C1pi'plO de enfermoS

C1ptiIO de enfermOS
En- la presente semana cuenta
la Sociedad Circulo Cubano con
los siguientes enfermos:
Fernando Rodriguez, jr., An
dres Gonzalez, Cecilio Castillo,
Placiio Fernandez, InCcente Sill
va, Guillermo Reyes, Antonio
Barcel6, Marie Henriquez, Ca
ridad Blister, Herminio Rico, Oh
ga Perez, Lima Garbalosa, Aida
Gcmis, Zcila San Martin, Julio
Pelaez, Rene Garbalosa, Estela
Fernandez, Maria Hernandez,
Cri5tina Fuente, JESUS Lana, ].
ValdeS Rodriguez, Maria Dorta,
Carmela Medina, Antouio Els
CARA, Isabel IPentdn, Emilia
Castro, Carmela Sierra y Raul
Valdespino.
Deseamos a los estimados en-
fermos un pronto y total resta-
blecimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
Ell Picnic del Domingo

Ell Picnic del Domingo
Con ansia esperan los simpa-
tizadores de la sociedad L'Unio-
ne Italiana la llegada del pr6xi-
mo domingo para asistir al "In-
door-Picnic" que efectuara Ia
Secci6n de Recreo de esta meri-
tisima institution.
Como en- pasados amos, ell fes-
tival Sc verificara en- ell edificio
que la sociedad posee en- Ia ba-
rriada w~estampena.
He aqui ell programa prepa-
RADIO: IL 100, aperture del edifi-
clio; 1890, comienzo del almuer
20, cen exquisitos macarrones a
Ia italiana, ternera asada, la
guer, postres y cafe.
A la 100 de Ia tarde, la or
questa LA FLORIDA" emrezara
a deleitar a la concurrencia con
un excelente programa de must
ca, continuando hasta las 800.
Terminate ell turno de este con-
junto, ocupara SUI lugar la or
questa que dirige ell professor
Frank Grasso. Sc bailara haSta
las ocho de la noche.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Roberto Velazquez, 81, Y Hell
G Onusky. 81; Hixson T. Van
Arsdale, 40. e Tvanetta Isabelle
Harvey, 40; WalterH. Gibbons,
80, Y Hazel B. Wtrley, So; Ere
derrick P. Boyton, 81, y Eunice
Baker Brown, GO; MiAton H
Krasnow so, Y Bess Neuer, "a
Grover William INaviCle, 81, y
Mary Lee Dietrich. 20; Joe Gar
ci, 35, Y Jessie Mcleod, 33;
Charles Wilson. 81, y Caroline
Augustine, 33.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
FACILITARA
AZUCAR A CHILE

Santiago, Chile, abril 30.-U-
ma prueba de que existe estre-
cha cooperation economical en-
tire la Argentina Y Chile Sc di6
aver al %anunciarse que ell gobier
no de Buenos Aires mandara a
este pals, cada mes, $4,000 tone
qadas de az1car, remediando asi
la escasez producida por la ca
rencia de medios de transporte
por parte del Peru. Varios bar
cos argentinos Sc han ofrecido a
Chile, en- una base dearrenda-
miento, para importar toda Ia
gasolina que necesita.
Chile y la Argentina sen las
i1nicas naciones americans que
aun mantienen relaciones diplo
maticas con ell EJe.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Deia 81 finado a su sonora
mama Y varios hermanos.
Su sepe'io, que de SECURE cons
tituira una verdadera NANTES
Jaci6n de duelo, Sc efectuara on
la tarle de hoy.
Paz a sus reStos Y nueStra
mas sertida cordolencia a sus
deUdoS.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
RecOrdnmOs

RecorddmOs
Que ell 7 del mes de JUNO la
Logia Castillo Cristtbal Cdl6n
No. Z, de la Orden Caballeros
del Aguila de Orc, celebrasa un
gran Picnic para festejar ell tri-
gesimo cuarto an~iversario de su
fupndaci6n.
Sc verificara en- ell bonito edi-
ficio de la Gale Dieciseis y Move
ma avenda.
AL mediodia Sc servira ell al
muerzo y por la tarde bale, con
populares orquestas.
Tan pronto Sc nos envien o.
tros detalles, con gusto los pu-
blicaremos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
La ju1ttd de hoy

La ju1tta de hoy
En- la noche de hey celebrara
Su acostumbrada junta semanal
la estimada Secci6n de Recreo
de la sociedad Circulo Cubano.
Presidira ell active presiden-
lie Oscar Cuervo, quien requiere
la asistencia del mayor nGmero
possible de miembros.
En- esta reunion sc tratara de
la serie de bailes que pr6Xima-
mente comenzaran.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
Ell DESAFIO DEL sABADo
EN Ell PARQrE ctSCNDEN

Manuel One p~-ac';ca sc las
"Ed'Iellas' de Ia Liga Interso-
cial para el ae2affo del venidero
sab&do, ense par1ue C~uscaIan,
con las "E1.reNas" del campa-
mento MacDill, dirigidas per Ell
celebre bateador Hank Green
berg.
La selection hecha ptr Onis es
&c primer orden y va la dimos
a conocer.
MacDill cuenta con un grupo
de notables pelOteros y aparece
como la "novena favorita."
Una comisi6n del "Harbor Pa
troll" Intervene en- la venta de
billetes de entrada.
Esperase I'm lleno complete.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
AnimddG fieStecitd

Armada tleStecltd
FL paSadc dunes Ia Srta. Julia
Mena Ufreci6 a sus companeras
de la clase superior de Ia Aca-
demia eel Sagrado Nombre',
que p~r6ximamente Sc gradua-
ran. una fiesta en- Ia residencia
de la Sra. Z~en3egui, en- ell ago
"Keston".
Mas de Glen fueron los invita-
dcs, pasando hcras de sincera a.
legria.
Hrbieron distintos entreteni-
mientos V al anochecer Sc asa
ron sabrosas salchichas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
Enfermd

lDesde la tarde de aver Sc ma
LA recluida en- sus habitaciones
la interesante Srta. Luisita Be
ronda, hija de los estimados es-
pesos Regina y Rogelio Boron
da, del 1712 de la Dee avenida.
Nuestros mejores deseos por-
que recobre cuanto antics la que
brantada salud.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Hace pocos dias fu6 festeia1a
cen un PARTY" Ia linia nina Ii.
llian Sais, con motive de Su cum
pleanos.
La fiestecita tuvo lugar en- la
Residential de sus amantisimOs
papas, esposo Mary y Julian
Sais, ubicada en- ell 211S de la
calle Pine.
AmiguStos " Ifamiliares acu-
diercn a felicltarla y desearle
salud. No falt6 ell traditional
Birthday Cake, con sus Qua
trio velitas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
SentidO ~faHecimieRto

A la edad de c~uarenta y dos a
nos dej6 de existir ell pasado
martes ell estimado caballero Pa
bio Lopez Sosa, todo bondad y
hombria de bien.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRIGUEZ)

Les precios sehalados son: Al
muerzo Y entrada, S1.25; entra-
da al bale, para los que no al
muercen, soc las damas y 55c
los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

ST, Geror, Compre la
pinturs B. L P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, 8&. avenida
-sne Is
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
Young Women'S Social Club

Young WOmen'S Social Club
La Sra. D. iReina entretuvo
en- su hcgar, 1896 de la Novena
avenida, a las componentes de
la simlpatica entidad social
young Women's'.
En- los juegos allf improvisa-
dos cbtuvieron premios las Sras
E. Spoto, D. MasSari, G.. Spoto y
Ia Srta. Sara Ciccarello.
Con refrescos y dulces Sc OBJ
sequi6.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
new! "BACTEROSTATIC"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among Women...

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF dcuches a. a precautionary meas
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Some products may be harmful 10
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Pinkham's Sanative WASH Pinkham's
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among women because It's NOT a
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Inexponsivel Oct your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham's sanAtive WaAh today. All
druggists.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
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mtp&4 Female
WEAKNE SS

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La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Santos del H
Catalina y Mariana.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
r DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. or
a business appointment, play smart aud take
the proper prccnutior 10 see that your breath
doesn't offend Unnecessarily After all, moth.
ing Is so mcxcusable and 80 Offensive as
regleosad case Of halitosis (bad breath. BE.
fore your next late or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerine AntiBeptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeier, purer, less likely 10 offend. Most
cases Of halitusis, eay some authorities, are
due 10 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
in the mouth, although some eases may be
due to Systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Lsterine Antiaeptle works
wonders because Il FIRST halts the fcrmensa-
ton and then Ovcrcomea the odlre Il causes.
Don't forget 10 use n nv the first aid Of
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La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Which Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS
At such times If you're troubled
by cramps, headache, backache, q
bloated feeling, nervousness dis
tress Of Irregularities due TO
functional monthly disturbances
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound It's helped Thousands
upon thousands Of women and girls
10 10 Smiling thru" such "dincnit
dAys."
Evening star., 1942-12-13
FOR WAR BRIDES . . .
csasaausA krosn peeosdins pa0e

often been done - but only for such
friends as ask for it! It is certainly
not something that should ever be
proffered otherwise. as, indeed, it
hardly would be.
am writing, of course, about
presents of value and not the little
things nor the personal ones that
are given to her for herself alone.
As to these presents of value. per-
haps you ask me what l suggest in
wartime for the innumerable brides
who are marrying almost every day.
To this the answer is 50 obvious that
it almost writes itself. 1t is the gift
l mentioned earlier in this article
"a War Bond.