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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17

shall Hobbs Bros, Rhode Island Poultry
Yard.
Dark Brahmins-W. B. Darling, A. N.
Hoxsie, II. B. S. Hart, c. A. Ballou, g. NJ.
Kenyon.
Buff Cochiu-Oaklawn Farm, w. J.
Faulkner. Il. G. Hutchins. X. Is. 5. Hart,
X. c. Burlington, G.. M. Kenyon.
White and Black Cochins-H. w.
lowry. r, j. Kingsley.
Iangshans-R. q. Davis
White Leghorns-Frank l.. Edwards,
:. n. Hoxsie, r. w. Ropes.
Brown and Dominique Leghorns-A. n
fIoxsie and A. o. Hall, respectively;
'.''N ''"V'es-y t. '"s W ~ ' Hunold: s black 6laeS
leghorns-Edward l.. Jones.
1'o.Isa, ..s..r.u4 aln..-C. w. Cum
mings, George T.. Taft. White Crested
Black-H. S. Seely, g. +. Taft. White
Crested White-G. +. Taft. Golden, G..
y. Taft.
Hamburzs, Silver Sprangled-W. II.
Buck. Golden-W. II. Buck. Silve r Pen
ciled-W. H. Buck. Golden Penciled-W.
II. Buck. Black Hambug-W. II. Buck.
French Class-Houdans, w II. Buck;
La Fleche. William ii. Congdon.
Game Class-Black Red, +. w. Dean.
Dean, Lymansville Poultry Yard; Black
Sumatras Lester b. Gum; Golden Duck
wing-Mrs. g. n. Raw son.
Game Bantams - Black Red, Wright
Buckley. III. s. Babcock, +. A. Ballou,
George +. Chapman; Brown Reds
Wright Buckley; Golden and Silver
Red Pyles-William f. Davenport
Golden Sebright-Liyingston Bros, II. ID.
Hendrick, +. :. Keith, G.. w. Marshall
James l.. Root. Silver Sebright-H. S.
Babcock. White Japanese-W. II. Cong
don, II. S. Babcock. Dark japanese
William H. Congdon. White booted
IA
Daniel Love. Buff Pekin-W. II. Cong.
don, II. S. Bah, ock, X. G. Burlington,
Daniel Love, Rhode Island Poultry
Yard. Partridge Cochins-H. S. Bah
cock.
Miscellaneous. Indian Game = Ed.
Bloomfield, f.; Sherwood Keith, ii. 5.
Babcock, j. r. Whipple. Lymansyille
Poultry Yard, Frank Watson. White
Langshan-R. G.. Davis. White Indian
Game-H. S. Babcock. Argonaut-H. 5.
Babcock. White Brahmas-W. II. Cong
don. j. r. Whipple. Buff Leghorn-R
G.. Burlington. buff Wyandottes-R. q.
Burlington, y. b. Aldrich. White Cochin
n. Is. Aldrich. Buff Plymouth Rocks
X. G. Burlington. Pit Game-F. w. Will
bur
Ducks. Pekin-B. II. and f. B. Arnold,
A. ~ Iioxsie, III. w. Mowry. Angelsbury
and Cayugas-Frank w. Dean.
The exhibit of dogs was one of the
finest ever seen in this city. All classes,
breeds and varieties Of the canine species
were on the bench, the huge mastiff side
by side with the diminutive terrier. an
the lank greyhound nose TO nose with the
contented Newfoundland.
Among the most prominent were the
exhibits OF pointers, Irish settlers, Gordon
settlers. Japanese spaniels and beagles, all
as neat and clean rs possible and looking
quite frisky and good-natured after their
nights confinement The red-headed bull
terrier from the Sunny Hill kennels was
especially admired.
The exhibition was opened at 10 o'clock
and was immediately crowded with a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
At J. A. Foster & Co.'s is Where
Much of Il Is Done.

There's such a cheerful hustle in the
streets and such bright eyed throngs in
the stores that "A modern Rip Van Win
kle, il he were to awake from sleep,
would know without the telling that
Christmas was close at hand. At j. A.
Foster & Co. s, Broad, Dorrance and Mid
die street, opposite the Narragansett
Hotel, there's Christmas in the air, Christ
mas in the showcases, and Christmas in
the shoppers faces: the diamonds flash
no brighter than the holiday buyers
smiles Nothing in the whole range of
personal possessions has, perhaps, a
greater fascination for women than those
same ediamonds-tbeo only beautiful things,
as n wise Frenchwoman once put it, that
do not fade. At Fosters they have over
1900 pieces of jewelry set with the gleam-
ing stones clear as water drops and rang
ing in price from small sums for small
but perfect solitaires, to 81 600 for richest
ornaments, tit for beautys most elaborate
occasions.
The display of watches is large and
most interesting one, including as IL does
every possible variety and material from
school boys watches aud misses chate-
laines to ladies' diamond inlaid time
pieces, exquisite and dainty.
The silverware is well worth prolonged
visit of inspection, and once inside the
store the onyx clocks and banquet lamps
some especially beautiful designs being in
silver-and the vases and bric-a .brac will
prove powerful enough attractions TO
detain the footsteps long time. A
dragon design in an afternoon tea service
is quaint and striking, aud the showing of
Christmas umbrellas, of toilet sets and
shaving sets boxed in plush and silver, and
the charms Of the music boxes would call
for much space for proper enumeration.
When you start on your rounds, bright
and early tomorrow, give Fosters a
prominent place on your memorandum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
DOLLS.

Every child is interested in Dolls at this
season Of the year. We have been told
that we had the finest assortment in the
city, and above all the lowest prices. We
leave that to you. Come and see for your
selves.
SO dozen Dolls at &c.
25 dozen Dolls at 9c.
20 dozen Dolls at 15c.
75 dozen Dolls at CSC.
Comprising more than 20 different
styles.
10 dozen Kid Body Dolls, bisque head,
19c.
so dozen Dolls at SOC. IS different styles
in this lot to select.
At 75c., s1.o0, s15o up to $500 our as
sortment surpasses anything we have ever
shown before. VISIT OUR DOLL DE-
PARTMENT.
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JEWElRY.

Stick Pins sc. each.
Violet Pins l7c. each.
Bow Pins l5c. each.
Gents Gold Watch Chains, warranted.
at $50 to $500
Fine Gold Bead Neck Chains, every
chain warranted, at si.50 to e2.25.
Solid Gold Hair Pins.
Sterling Silver Hair Pins.
Solid Gold Rings set with pure dis-
monds, only t.so.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
THREE PRETTY PUTS.

shown in the accustomed place on the
left. In the feline class are shown some
of the prettiest little kittens ever seen,
also specimens OF the calm and digniiied
tabby, the playful TON" and numerous
Others in that large family.
The exhibition will be continued daily
until the ed inst, when the premiums
will be awarded. The following are the
committees in charge:
President, II. :. Babcock, Providence;
vice presidents, III. A. Brown, Newport,
D; J. Lsmbert, ,Atpponaug, =. 2. Hobbs,
ii. Adams, Pawtucket; secretary and
treasurer II. g. Davis, Providence; audi
tor, w. III. Congdon, Oaklawn; executive
committee. w. III. Sheldon, Pawtuxet,
II. B. s. Hart, Providence w, NJ. Hughes,
Newport; 4. G.. Hutchins, Providence !;
NJ. Flynn, Jr., Bristol G. IA. Jencks, Paw
tucket; A. &. Miller, harrington. super
intendent of hall, c. II. Jencks, Pawtucket.
Judges of poultry and pets, j. II. Dreven-
steadt. Jamesburgh, \. j.; III. ;, Ball,
Shrewsbury, Mass; W. II. Atherton,
Newton Lower Falls, Mass; y. a. Knapp,
Winchester, Mass.
By the rules OF the exhibition all en-
tries were received up to last Saturday
At that time the following list of exhib-
itors was compiled
Poultry Barred Plymouth Rocks, c.
II. ShayIor, ID. j. Lambert, +. sherwood
Keith, a. \. loxsie, Il. ;. Babcock, X. B:
:. Hart, : w. Crook, r. w. Ropes and
the Tanglewond Poultry Ranch.
White iymjsth Rocks - G. II. : hay
lor. Charles "a. Pope, Jr, +. w. Mathew
son, A. n. Hoxsie, n. w. Mowry, A. G..
Miller.
Pea-court Barred Plymouth Rocks
II. ;. BahcNck
silver Wyandottes--R L. Gardn r, Jr.,
Rhod- Island poultry yard.
6ollen Wyandottes--k. Il. Gardner, Jr..
ID. A. Uphsin, 4. Bray.
White Wyandottes-R. +. Gardner. a.
j. Wilcox, IA. ID. Whitney. :. W. Cook,
Rhode Island poultry yard.
Partridge Cochins-C King, Jr., II. l..
Fuller, 4. y. Hoxsie. Frank Watson. &.
A Ballou.
rahmas - A. ". Hoxie, r.
L. HUM Aey. X. B. 5. Hart, q. W. Mar
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The Nickerson-Hatch wedding.

The Rev. III. ID. Robinson solemnized
the marriage Of Herbert ID. Nickerson of
Boston and Miss Bessie ID. Hatch of this
city, last evening ,t $50 o'clock, at the
Hope Street ". r.. Church. The best man
was Charles Pettigrew Of Boston, aud the
maid of honor was Miss MacGilloi Spring
field. Ihe ushers were Charles Thatcher,
Harry j. Spooner and George Staples Of
this city, aud William Barrows OF Boston.
At the conclusion of the ceremony a re
ception was held at the former residence
Of the groom, 404 Pine street. The couple
received number VI testimonials Of re.
gard, and at 10 o'clock they took the train
for Boston, where they will reside
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17

The ballot was first introduced into Rome
in the Second century b. c. This was the
real Australian ballot. The voter received
q sort of wooden slate covered with wax
on which the names OF all the candidates
were scratched. He made holes In the wax
opposite those of his choice and dropped
his tablet in the box.
After the downfall Of the Roman repub-
lie popular government took long sleep,
and there was little use for ballot till
quite modern timeA-New York Evening
SIM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
A Gallant Chinama n.

The denizens Of the Celestial Empire
are more thoroughly conversant with the
forms Of European courtesy than most
people are aware. A society lady In
Psris, more distin Ruishsd for her pryinG
curiosity than womanly reserve. at-
tempted to catechise the Chinese Ambss-
sador on the prccspts Of his religion. Last
Of all. che tackled him on the question ol
polyRamy.
"ks IL . fact that polyRamy 10 not only
permitted. but actually enjoined7"
Certainly" wss the reply. for In
order TO attain to the enjoyment Of all
the feminine graces. which you. my dear
madame. combine In your person, We re-
Quirs Q whole host OF women"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
LEATHER GOODS.
POCKETBOOKS.

2s CENTS each. 100 dozen Leather
Pocketbooks, bargains.
CENTS. IS dozen Leather and Leath-
er-lined Pocketbooks, Is different styles,
worth 75c.
10 CENTS each. gross Leather Purses
and Coin Bags, marked from 25c.
Q CENTS each. 8 gross Fancy Coin
Purses, made of Leather, worth i5c.
Our lines Of Rich Russian Leather and
Seal Pocketbooks from 75c. to $500 should
be examined by every prudent buyer in
this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
A Re4tStratiou Band.

A band hired by local Democrats parad-
ed Westminster and Eddy streets last
evening. At City Hall the followers halt
ed and the band departed. Those re-
manning then entered and registered.
There were 40 persons who registered
Yesterday Of whom 2l0 registered in the
evening. This makes total OF o,oO2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Read with care our list Of bargains, as
they are greater than ever offered before.
,12k CENTS. 100 dozen Ladies' Japan
ese Silk Handkerchiefs, scalloped edge,
worth 25c.
25 CENTS. 200 dozen Ladies' Embroid-
cred japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, finely
wrought, sold last season at SOC.
A. CENTS. 100 dozen Gents Fine Silk
Initial Handkerchiefs, cheap at 69c.
50 CENTS. so dozen Gents 20-inch, ~
inch hem, Silk Hapdkerchiefs with ele-
gantly wrought initial, worth s71Sc.
80 CENTS. Ladies' Mousseline de Sole
Handkerchiefs in white. pink and delicate
tints, regular price s711c. and sl.Oo.
75 CENTS. 90 dozen Gents White all
Silk Mufiers, extra large size and cheap
at sl.O0.
These are but few Of our splendid
values. Visit our Handkerchief DEPART
ment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
POULTRY SHOW TO-DAY.
A Great Growing and Cackling and
Barking at Music Hall.
FINE SPECIMENS OF FOWLS.
The Birds Awoke This Morning and Filled
the Han with Confused sounds of their
Varying Emotions-Not the Usual Mu-
sic Hall Concert.

The first rays Of this mornings sun
shone full upon the large windows OF
Music Hail. diffusing light within and
warming up the interior with its luminous
rays Suddenly from the dim recesses
came the spasmodic crow of a rooster, fol-
lowed in rapid succession by hundreds Of
others, the combined chorus making the
old walls ring with the new and seldom
heard sounds in that place, and announc-
ing the opening of the sixth annual ex
hibiton of the Rhode Island Poultry
Association.
The exhibition was opened to the public
this morning. and throughout the long
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17

seen all the notable varieties, including
many fine and valuable specimens. Per
haps the most curious of the exhibits are
the "Houdans," occupying two cages in
the centre OF the hall. These birds with
ii cir heavy fringe of feathers round their
tall and slender necks present laughable
IA we'll as interesting sight:
The large exhibition OF dogs is n source
OF great pleasure to the committee OF
arrangements, Indicating, as 1t does, the
extensive strides made by the association
since its inception. Ducks and geese are
also shown in considerable numbers,
while the always charming pigeon is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17

hours hundreds of spectators passed
through the swinging doors that barred
the entrance. Inside all was hustle and ac-
tiyity. the wayward fowls keeping the
superintendent and his assistants busy.
ID rnified old hens clucked inquiringly as
the visitors passed by and the pet game
cock of the exhibit threw out his feathers
and bowed in utter defiance OF anything
human.
The body Of the hall. with the exception
of two benches devoted TO the CANNES, is
given up TO the exhibition of poultry and
pet stock. Among the former are TO be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
Uncut Books and Friends

Mr.. Labouchere was visiting a psrvenu,
who had . very exclusive library Of the
newest books Labouchere had taken
down one of these volumes, which had
never known the paper knife. The par
venu said, "Ah, you see, am surrounded
ny my friends" pointing TO the books.
"Yes," replied Laboucherc, "and am glad
to see that you haven't out them yeti
San Francisco Argonaut
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The IMen-on Hall.

The next regular meeting Of the Twen.
on club Will be held at the rooms Friday
evening at o'clock. The report OF the
committee on the Twen-on ball, TO be held
Fen. ~, 1902. will be acted upon.
The club has been fortunate i'm secur.
ing Brighams noted orchestra of Marl.
boro, Mass, for the ball.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
XMAS CARDS.

Placques, Handkerchief Cases from
Worth Brothers, the largest house Of its
kind In America.
Hand-Painted Placques, Hand-Painted
Panels, Hand-Painted Picture Frames,
Hand Painted Handkerchief Sets and
other artistic designs unsurpassed by any
other display in Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
GLOVES.

A useful present and always acceptable.
Our Paris House Glove at s1.25 Is the
best for the price in the city, every pair
warranted.
See our Princess. 4 button, at sl.0o.
See our Elite, button, at 7bc
None better to be found anywhere-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17

throng of excited sight seers. As each
new exhibit was seen n general murmur
of approval filled the hall. The occasional
sharp bark of dog mingled with the
self-satisfled crow OF a rooster and seemed
like challenges for admiration. The ex
hibtion will be open daily until Wednes-
day OF next week and will undoubtedly
attract large number Of admiring visi-
tors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
a. Il. Ieayens & Co.

Holiday Neckwear Of the choicest and most stylish
description may be seen at
O. r. LEAvESs a. CO.,
No. es Westminster street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
Don't Take Onr Word for II.

Call and convince yourself that We will sell you
French Marble Clock for 81 20 less than the regular
price. Its fact that we do IL. Reliable quality
only. H. s. TANNER,
3S AMI 40 Westminster street.
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and CLOTH HAND BAGS.

Prices, 3ec. TO s175. This is the place to
buy your Bags at bargain price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
FANCY BOXES.

Toilet Sets, Work Boxes, Shaving Sets,
Manicure Sets and all kinds of Fancy
Boxes in endless array.
100 Plush Boxes with Comb, Brush and
Mirror, at roc, worth sl.O0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
A Christmas Present

That will please your friends be bought OF u. at
low prices 22O Broad ~, CLEMENCE BIOS
A. To
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17

Have you property to sell? Investors
read the News" A 10-cent advertisement
may make " sale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
STATIONERY.

A fine line of Plush and Fancy Wood
Boxes, filed with fine Paper and Envel-
opes.
100 Plush Boxes at sc.
75 Elegant Plush Boxes at SOC.
See our Boxes at 1900 up to $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17

II you can not lick . man, be lenient
With his fsulte. Texas Slftinss.
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Everybody convinced that we are un-
questionably headquarters for Ladies' /,
Gentlemen's and Children's
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17
Useful Presents.

Smoking Jackets, Bath
Robes, Silk Muflers,
House Coats, Cardigan
Jackets, Night Shirts,
Dress Shirts, Hand-em-
broidered Suspenders,
Umbrellas, Beautiful
Neckwear, Hosiery, Nov
elites of every descrip-
ton in Boys and Chill
dren's Hats and Caps,
Suits, Overcoats and Ul-
sters, Macintosh Coats
and many other useful
presents for man or boy.
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Obras dralnaticas

i Buena ecasi6n para adquirirlas en la lA-
breria de B, SAM URIC VIDAL al intimo pre-
clio de 80 centavcs las do tres actos, 70 centa.
vos las uu dos actoa y 90 las de uno
Ius que deseen un catalugo do los tituios
- auGores, puedsn remltlr 10 certavos en- SO.
Hos he ffanQoeo, advirIi6ndose que no SO Con.
testara oafLa sl al efeeto pno 50 aconpaila eI
selo, nj Sc sirviia pedido sin previo page del
inpurte. 9rE Il aea .srfs fa#t 1h--i
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F Por tener que ausentarse su dueho Sc
desea vender una estancia en- la Jurisdiction
de Cayey, barrio de Fas,allon, compuesta de
I5o cuerdas de terrenos con fncas de cafe,
platanos, nalangas y .demas frutos memories,
tan,bien ltiene pastos de yerba de guinea,
vegas de malogillo y paste natural;s Las fin
Gas de cafe pueden producer 200 quintales,
Tamben tiene arboledas de caeao todos de
cosecho, Dicha ,propiedad .tiene maquinas
para preparar. ell cafe, con SUI: correspondent
te tahona para mstrarlos.y y tiene estshleei-
mientos para reeolec ci6n del fruto y casa de
vivienda,7 flI 52ai l 8E .sE
$3.50 Selvende en- precio modieo y para mas
.informe,F que la intereses puede dirigirse d
Don lose Philemon,--Cayey. Is-4
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1nnportante.

N que suscribe posee le. inysnsos sieuientns
/: Un sparatito aaditive, nuevo, c6.neao
shcAa, puea con 81 Sc oye peffectamente, sdaptaa
dose al pabeHon de 10 orela, sin que exceda ae Il
0vulo de Ia missaa. 60 -. :
s " Fodo-escnltura SO obtiene pof este BRO.
tedimsnte, la escutura cen la perfeccadn de Ia hu
tografa, en- un tamano iguaI al de IL tarie.s Ame,.
oanas pudiendose reproducr este trabajo en- Geuly.
de cusiquiera etra sustancia susceptible de recibr
inpresiones, porei vaciado. aa
9 as' Mejosxmiento de la maquinaria de hi.
atufas de Algod6n, sobfe la usual eu esta inn.,,t,
en- Hareelons resuado es oasi una terce,a n,.rt.
hquida, sobrc aquella CON iguales gastoe
ai Deaea ronefse en- contacto con slsyuna easn i
saqne rueda eonvenir la adauisicion en- prunisd.,I
de todca. oalgnnos de estoa inyentos.
s ls currospondencias puede diriiisse On Eraeres
knpanos q s oae ,is ssn joss raineso /, ruer,,,s
.zH.s..-s- ssSS. .~@ sssssss zssgN9ssy: ttlta
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T. l. S O D.

dando el que auscribe q dichos sefores las g.
cias mas expresivas por los huenos ssrvicios
que con inter6s 7 extricto cumpnmiento hal
Venido pre- estando hasta ell dia. s9.
Queda nombrado desde igual feoha agente
general de la citada Compalia para es5a Isla, o.
SR, G. B. MELTZ, calle de la FOrtaleza ntlInert
2s 8 quien habra que dirigirse en- 10 SUCCESSIVE
San Juan, Puerto Rico 10 de Agosto dc 1891
-THOS J. HOLT.-superinten lente de agen
cias.s s5a29stHl s.A p A@ eks 81 500
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ARGENTERIA FINA

ARGENTERIA FINA
eubiert0s vasOs on elegantes estuches.-
Vinageras y. saleros.-Sona para nnos de
diferentes tamahos y clases.--Pulseras gran
fantasia -Cucharitas por docenas en- elegantes
estuches doradas, oxidadas y blancas.-Cu-
charitas de mango largo, nuevo modelo para
refrescos. s.-Colgantes, leopoldinas leontinas,
doradas, blancas y oxidadas etc. etc. n..1
ARGENTERfA ALEMANA DE CRIsTOFLE.
Centros de mesa.-Bandejas grandes Pc
asQuenas. copas grandes doradas con sus pla-
tos.-Paneras, targeteras, azucareras, elegan-
tes escribanias con sill timbres.-Sorvicios
de t6 de caf6.-Tlmbres llamadores en- ma
Quinas. s.--Candeleros para bujias estearicas. :
Jarros para aqua y hieio--cenvoyes Vinaje-
ras cuchislitos eiegantes para postres.
CRISTALERfA DIR BOHEMIA >e.H
Gran vGfiedGd en- c0l0res MOntadas en-
orc double, articulo elegante para regalo. q
* Toiletses, foreros de alta fantasia, Centros
de mesa guarda joyas, BombOneras y varias
curiOsidades de muchO gusCO.
EVisitese la casa de los Sres N. Abe
de la variedad de los objetos que Sc otrecen d
por los duenos y empleados de la casa.
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IA ESTRELLA De ORC
SAN FRANCISCO AZ

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ara Tengo 81 gusto de avisar al p1bico que Oh
mi estaDecimiento LA ESrRELLA DE Okut
San Francisco 40, he montado una seccles.
para SoasbTeros adoswGdos, naio la intengente
direccl0n de don Enrique Gavarron, joven o1ea
conocido del pdblico elegante, poc sus esme.
radios artfsticos trabajos On el ramo.
Los Sonsbres0s que aqni SO eenteccionan
nada tienen que envidiar e les que eaien de ras
talleres de Pads, porque este sssa bieelmlent,,
cuenta con act,vos cOrresponsalos qus 10 slss
nen al tan5o de Ia tts6nsa nsoda y porqus aa...
mas se reeiben quincenalmanss los ast.tdgses u.
gnstses aai como las forInaa o easoos para su.ss.
,breros, y las flores, cssssas do Mas arsou.ea
de adorno todo 10 mag moderno.
b Tamoien Sc encuensra sn LA ESTRELkA
DE GRO el mas variado eurrldo dc CAL.gADu
para seaeras, cabatleros nillos.
81 Parsiclpam0sles que tamblen ae haeen &c.
da elase de reforn,as en- los sombreros. Las
sehoras de esta Capital y de Ia Isla quedan Oh.
teradas que en- la calle de San Francisco 10 ~
thallaran todo 10 que mas arrIba indlco.
- lo,12 49, oisE SGtVGaeF A0sim0ss
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sag VINO aaileso dol Rio do ls t1llA, nauy aus
perlvr 90 vsnde rrecica Nndiuop, e,,h,ssa "a
la Panrea do Eapaha, tsquisfda. S1-@ "
80 csluan caballus COZ, ssneru ) mus
9sdo . . 10 sal,ds dc paerta DO uerla : "a Ill
seatiaa los st0s-ANaNa CssGA = ~
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Legia :" F'enix !"

Limpia todu cscse de nsetatss. 55.
i Enseres dc cociae sse
5,l.@ Fl , Z ] Pssos! iRopa! ETC., etc.
J. d Lo deja todo como nuevo con un brillo mag
nifco. Serecomienda muy especislmente las casas
de faaiia, paea con este procedimiento se tienen
siempre los pisos hmpioa de toda maneha V6nde.
80 on la ferreteria qnincalla de Armas Jimenez,
Cruz ndmero Is, al inHmo precio de- taa ssh est
64 csntuyos es paquete dc 500 gfuHsos. s
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A VI SO

- Segun amistoso eonvenio oelebradoi con
los Sres sucesores de J. Sala y Co., desde esta
feoha cesan estos como agentes generales de
la Compaiiia dc SECURES sobre la vida, del Ga.
NADIA denOmidada
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-. 9 Total. 9S2,77b.
Todo este se do por Ell precio de $3.50, que es
en- verbal m6s que ganga, pues ell que La uesee,
puede dirijirse en- Humacao don Francisco Rive.
"a Montailez Sc vende con reconocimiento de IN
genleros I'll a sss&sga 1912