Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1925, Page 36

36 - THE EVENING . STAR., WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1925. MIL Ll()NS OF VICIOUS INSECTS e ATTACK EXPLORERS IN JUNGLE | .&? 3 { ARG s ‘ Hardships of Col. Fawcett’s Party Increased Greatly Prices to make the seasoned ‘shopper”’ stop and look! - by Venomons Bugs, Bees and Wasps—Group Amo ng he. lowest ever seen on .bed .sets Of this b lgh grade Fortified A t Snake Bites. e arficies but whose use is to hl\l h\ P a Il " \’ \\h..hmm- l( is a curious ive I expedient evolved by the possibility | . of internal injury from struggling e e Rayon and Cotton MI—From the Land of Bugs and Snakes, CANMP FAWC « Al Longitude 54.37). 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