davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26


ness. from the mines and shipping have
been turned to developing the country
and far reaching enterprises Rail-
roads have been built. electric plants
multiplied. lands reclaimed and great
orchards and vineyards set out. Alaska
was opened by San francisco capital
Concessions have been obtained In
Mexico and Central America and PLAN
tations operated ON a big scale For
many years San Franchises was the
money center or the Pacific coast and
operated Independently OF the rest OF
the country. This Is true In measurs
today. and numberless great enter
prisss reaching far INTO the interior
are operated BY San francisco money.
There Is also q cash value for the
simple fact that san Francisco does
occupy the position u has as the big
eest city on the coast Women know
they can shop nowhere west OF Chicago
as they can shop here. Merchants in
any line OF business know they can get
pretty much anything they want here.
The second largest mint In the world
and the subtreasury here are facts OK
iraportance in reckoning . city's I'M
portance. The tact OF the transport
service carrying on its main business
through this port and the passing
through OF people and supplies back
and forth from the Philippines have
their effect Inc cOuJnaFu EdCluc u
the only transcontinenral line having
its main office on this coast In SAN
Francisco. Events that transpire here
gain a significance from the fact that
this is known as q city whers events
important to the rest Of mankind take
place.
In sending the feet around the Horn.
it's natural destination was san Fran
cisco, and all the entertaining BY the
way has only been. in the minds OF the
men OF the feet themselves, so much
preparation for the time when they viii
arrive in San Francisco. That 10 their
goal and they look forward to the day
they steam into the Golden gate- Ad-
miral Evans himself when taken 50 Ill
that he could not remain on shipboard
longer was most worried for fear be-
could not command the great armada al
1t passed In through the heads into the
safe anchorage within.
The people OF the whole country look
to San Francisco to give the dest q
proper welcome and make the men feel
that they stand between this great
American city. as symbolic OF ell, and
danger from war.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

ing camps He was the forerunner OF
the commercial traveller and was often
advancing his own business. He had
the reputation of being well Informed
on the latest things OF his line Of busi-
ness, and wherever he went he sold q
big bill of goods. He was generous
with his credit and gave the country
merchants plenty of time. He was
thoroughly business" and gave his
customers satisfaction.
From this type has grown the tre-
rnendous domestic business which San
Francisco keeps TO this day. Nothing
has been able to take 1t away. Other
cities have grown up and where there
was in those days only one great mar
ket there are now four, but the San
Francisco merchant has not been forced
to limit his territory. The other three
sister cities. big and prosperous. have
not ceased buying in San Francisco to
this day, and there is little sign that
they ever viii.
: The time came. however, even when
San Francisco was first reaching out to
cover the territory along the coast
when it was worth while to establish
branch houses in the other cities and
towns. and many of the branches start
ed when ne whole western country was
very young and there was no rail-
roads are doing business yet New
conditions called for new classes of
trade and these in their turn were
forced TO establish branches from the
parent house. The same thing is going
on now. Even the great fire did not
stop this widening OF relations for a
long enough time TO give any other city
an opportunity to gain the ascendancy
in the most unimportant details Of
trade.
Three things account for the fact
that San Francisco controls the busi-
ness Of the coast and always viii II
was the first city. It occupies lne
s~->--~~~-~>--~->~~S---~~. .S--~---.-.>>-S-~~~-->>
For additional real estate advertise
ments see classified pages in another
section
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

came here to do business were from the
start men Of large calibre They were
big enough and had brains enough to
see the opportunities and they never
let any of them pass. What is said
of California, that Nature built it on
a large scale and nothing small has
ever been done here since, applies par
tieularly to the men who controlled its
destinies. Whenever a situation that
demanded courage and resoluteness ap--
peared, 1t was handled IN q nlasterly
manner. There has been no bungling
In the DEVELOPMENT Of this state and
its leading city. That country ner-
chant waited for .the San Francisco
man to come along because he knew
that he would have the best line Of
goods and would make the best terms.
1t has been that way in everything on
the Pacific coast. San Francisco has
always taken the lead in big things, as
well as in small.
Success is cumulative and a name
goes a long way. TO the rest of the
world San Francisco and the Pacific
coast are SYNONYMOUS terms That has
had direct trade benefit in the fact
that the great manufacturers of the
rest of the country have. without a
second thought. always established
their branch houses and coast agencies
in San Francisco. The effect of this
has been to add just so much more to
the commercial supremacy and has in
its turn begotten further success.
When men or newspapers talk bust
ness supremacy they always quote bank
clearings. They present an argument
there is no going behind. In the pres
ent instance any amount Of fine talk
can find support In the figures that the
adding machine produces The shortest
and most concise way to show the COM
parison is in table. 1t needs but a
glance to show where San Francisco
stands.
The volume Of San Franchises bank
~~>~~>-.-~>~----s-A -s~>s~>>~>.~~~~->~-~>>~
Lastufka Bros, high grade harness: wholesale
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

the same high grades of supplies.
Through the small end of the funnel.
which is represented by San Francisco
in Pacific coast trade. there flows a
marvellous amount of the products OF
the soil Here it Is segregated. re-
handled and prepared for use. The
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

and even those who had been buying
extensively and had used up their sur
plus were able to obtain unlimited
credit. This was due in part to their
Individual regulations, but was greatly
aided by the general information in
the possession of all dealers giving
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
BIG BUSINESS OF A MIGHTY METROPOLIS

The sugar import amounted to 32s.-
951. .552 pounds in 1907
San Francisco is the chief whaling
port OF the world. and even in a bad
season last year mere was received
here 123.S00 pounds OF whalebone.
San Francisco's supremacy on the Pa
cifc coast has not been In trading
alone. The fortunes acquired in busl-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

correct geographical position And
men of brains settled here. Being the
first, it had an advantage which it has
never relinouished. s'The San Fran
cisco man" established big concern
which gradually made for itself for
tune enabling it to carry on its bust
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

credit that San Francisco paid it's bills.
Later on. when insurance claims were
paid. that money went toward pay
ing notes and obtaining further sup
plies of goods, so that both for the
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

whole western country are made. by
San Francisco manufac., the
crude article which is brought mere In
ships The same Is true OF tea and
coffee. cocoa and chocolate.
The third reason for San Francisco's
trade supremacy is that the men who
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
BY Norman White

E!dERE was time when "the San
Francisco man" was a type well
known all along the coast from
Panama 10 Estka and as far into
the int srior as the Rocky mountain min
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

clearings. in comparison with the clear
ings OF all other Paciac coast and far
western cities. where clearing houses
are established. takes the following
showing for the wear 1907:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

Hjul's coree and lrnch house. formerly AZ None
gomery ST.. now e2l Sacramento below Ksarny
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

Lastufka Bros, high grade harness; wholesal,
rates l659-61 Market ST. Tel. Market 2975.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-10
FOI.EYS HyNEQArsrA
'nF r.Hdrsrs s1fS Jcn. 70 esin.es
DeWITT'S E:.':i.i:: WITCH HAZEL
SALVE, For Piles. Burns. Sores
Does This SUR You

Il. c. Bruce, the enterprising drug.
gist OF Brunswick. is having such a
large run on "Hindipo," the new Nerve
Tonic and Restorer, and hear it so
nighly praised that he now offers to
guarantee it in every case to cure all
forms of Kidney Troubles and Ner-
vous Disorders. He pays for it if it
does net give YOU entire satisfaction.
II you use II, it is his risk, not yours.
\ 5O-cent box. Blue Label Extra
Strength, sl,00, will Ont life in dead
one. Sent by riaji undsr positive
guarantees.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-10
ROAD 1900 MILE
LONG TO Be I
SEAB WRIGHT RETURNS
GEORGIA HOME AND TAI
ON PROHIBITION.

Rome, Ga. Dec. o. Hon. Sgab.,J
Wright y spending a few DAYS homa
after an extended'lecture for prohibit
tion' he Is in splendid health and
spirits he left again today for tur-
tner work. Mr.. Wright viii apeak IN
chicago at the annual convention If
fhe Law and Order league and s,o,,
there goes through Ohio and Penn
syivania.
In speaking to a reuor,ar NJ
Wright said:
II has been a BATTLE ro,.s,-
mat have eytoycs, 5iFa +, - -.
ne have been uniformly successs,,,
All those northern people wan. -
cnance to vote on the nnAs.,a,s.
ana they will put liquor ONT j. -.
nave done. Down here thar
never questioned the right ~ 49,
on local options By counties. In fna.
north they want TO make the ur,e
'ne city ward. or course. IT is a
ways possible to carry one ,rord -
hquor and that in effect. makes ~
whole city wet. N'S
IN Ohio we have carried stxtv.
seven out of seyenty-ona co,n.,..
under the new local option Law rhat
mas been the result of onIv 80
months fight. All of the courtias ~
t m1n' wet mad German populations. q
inns accounts for the result
we nave just opened The Virgin
campaign and are meeting win =,
.ess mere. 1t is wonderful to cons
but 1t is fact that on M
man line of the Southern railway
from washington to New Orleans
mere VIII not be single town h
January. ~ A's' q
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-10
This is Worth Readinn

Leo F. zelinski, of 6S Gibson st;stt
Bunalo' \. T., says: 4 cured the most
annoying cold sore I ever had. with
Bucklen's Arnica salye. applied ,n;s
save once day for two days. when
every trace Of tie sore was salip. ii
heals all sores. Sold under suaran-
{ Al $50 arue store; price, csc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-10

Single Comb Rhode Island Reds
the best utility fowls on earth
Tor sale by T. ]. Mccall, Phone =
101S Carpenter street. "
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-10

we want the trade Of BrunswicL
people. We make no extra charge IA!
FOCAL patronage. All white serv;rN
oslethorpe Hotel Barber Shop.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-10

If you dress in s'.it from Winters
you get style, fit and quality at mod
crate price.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-10
0s Exc GarEy Nisers
rfse FSSnOspa es*vse ursfs.

Best in the city made at our store.
fresh pork saEsages everyday. Burns
& Dickey.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-10
In
Ny New


a0a now ready 10 serve my patrons
in Nay new store, No. 1904 Newcastle
street opposite the oge4horpe. | have
been in khe drug business here for
thirty two years and am in better
shape than ever to serve the public.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07

HOT SPRINGS-SA\ ANTONIO
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07
How to Live

We must be continually sacrificing
our own wills. as opportunity serves.
to the will of others: bearing. with
out notice. sights and sounds that an
noy us: setting about this or that task.
when we had far rather be doing
something very different persever-
ing in it. often. when we are thor
oughly tired of it: keeping company
for duty's sake. when it would be
great joy to us to be by ourselves:
besides all the trtling untoward acci-
dents of life: bodily pain and weak
ness long continued. and perplexing
us often when it does not amount to
illness: losing what we value. missing
what we desire: disappointment in
other persons. wilfulness. unkind-
ness. ingratitude. folly. in eases where
we least expect it.-F. Kcbic.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07
The Goodness Of God

God is kind Father He sets us
in all the places where He wishes us to
be rnplOyed; and that employment
is truly 'Our Fathers business" He
chooses work for every creature which
will be delightful to them, if they do
it simply and humbly. He gives us al
ways strength enough. and sense
enough for what He wants us to do: if
we either tire ourselves or puzzle our
selves. it is our own fault. And we
may be always sure. whatever we are
doing that we cannot be pleasing him.
if we are not happy ourselves.-JOhn
Ruskin.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07
Pueblo, Colo.

|. NJ Ackerman has returned from
an eastern trip.
Ben II. Levey is home after four
weeks business trip.
Miss GiZella Newman has returned
from two weeks visit with Friends,
in Denver
Mrs. S. f.. Davis gave another of
her delightful whist parties last Tues
day evening.
The Orthodox Daughters of Jacob
gave dance at Madden s Academy
last Thursday evening.
The children of Temple Emanuel
Religious School are rchearsing IA Put
rim play for the benefit of the ten
pie.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07
Money and Success

II do not think that money means
success far from it, There are thou
sands of men who have accumulated
large fortunes and are still unhappy
and dissatisfied with themselves.
They have done nothing else but make
money. and have sacrificed everything
to that one end. They have in many
eases sold their honor. and hence they
are poor while the world calls them
rich. 1t should not be hard for young
people To choose what wealth they
most dcsire-wealth of character or
wealth of money. They ought to
know which will bring them the most
happiness. from mere observations
Many wealthy men are known to com
NIT suicide. while man of strong
character was never known to put an
end to his life The pleasure of living
is too great for Il successful man To
end it. t."-JoC Jefferson.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07
The Art of Conversation

\ gentleman who had given his
only daughter great educational adj
vantages was disappointed when she
did not shine in conversation with his
friends. ''Why don t you talk" he
said ''You chatter with the girls.
but with people of sense You are 81
lent
81 don't know what to talk about
Your friends are not interested in the
things that interest me. The girls
are.
Here is the key to this problem of
learning to converse. BE interested
in what interests your companion. If
it is a child. make your conversation
on a level with child's comprehcn-
sion and about things that interest II
child. IF philosopher be your COM
panion. and you cannot interest ami
instruct him, be interested in learn
ing from him. The Importance "f
knowing little of everything is en-
phasized by the necessity of mect;, :.
all classes of people.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07

entertainment. Doctor Collins, the
superintendent. then addressed the
audience. with the speech. which was
warmly received by all. Mr.. NJ. Sha-
piro. the chairman of the arrange
mcnt committee. then introduced Mr.
Griff. who rendered two baritone
solos. Mr.. Griff was well received by
his audience. The chairman then in
troduced Master Baskin, who proved
TO be one of the stars of the evening S
entertainment. His rendering of clas-
steal music was really phenomenal.
Next came Miss Annie Meilstein. II
young miss of tender age, who sur
prised and delighted the audience
with her alto voice. Her song. "See-
ing Denver. made a decided hit She
then responded with "Arragh Wan
ma Miss Sadie Cohen sang "Dream-
ing in a sweet and impressive man
ner. Miss Sophia Strea then rendered
several declamati0ns and received her
share of applause. Miss Babe IIor-
wood. the pianist of the evening. dis
played her talent along other lines, by
favoring the audience with two solos
AIcssrs. Livingstone. Patt and Sha-
piro wound up the evenings enter
tainmcnt with their extremely funny
sketch. ''rhe Female Patient and the
Doctor.' Mr.. Shapiro. who is II pa
tirnt mt the hospital. is IL well known
Jewish actor. who has appeared in
Denver many times. At the conclI-
sion. President Wasscrman thanked
the performers. He also congratu-
lated the parents of the younger en-
tcrtainers and predicted for them
bright and prosperous future The ell
tertainment came to an end at 10 p.
M. and as the patients and their
friends filed ont of the hall. they de-
clared the affair one of the finest they
had witnessed in long time.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07
Oklahoma View Of Woman

In his Muskogee speech. Roy Hotf-
man said: "We love the woman who
loves her husband and her country
with no desire to rule either. ''-Kan-
Sas Citu Star.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07
DELIGHTS OF TIE SEA.

The Colorado l. Southern $ low.
rates and splendid service places the
Mexican Gulf within only Il few
hours distance. Let us tell YOU of the
splendid attractions. II. +. Fisher.
General Passenger Agent. Denver.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07
THE WORLD FAMED CARNIVAL

Mardi GraS at New Orleans Fcbru-
AIRY 18th. Low winter tourist rate via
Colorado l. Southern. Illustrated
booklet sent on request. T. +. Fish
er. General Passenger Agent. Den
yer.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07

Every time men make their own
gods, they show how impossible il
would be for men to invent the true
God
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07

One fare plus 800 to certain
points in Texas and New Mexico and
return: liberal limits: stopover: via
Colorado 4 Southern. Full informa-
tion on application TO 7. +. Fisher.
General Passenger Agent. Denver.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07

These celebrated springs. with its
delightful winter climate. have made
San Antonio famous Colorado 4
Southern offers an attractive round
trip rate. Write II. f. Fisher. Gen
cral Passenger Agent. Denver.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07

God estimates charity not from the
size of the gift. but from the size of
the heart that gave it.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07
International Trust Co.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ....... $500, 900
\ General Trust Business Banking and
Saw ings Department Interest on De-
positS
Choice Investments. Safe Deposit Vaults.
ID. H. MOffat. Pres.
Theo. G. Smith V. i. $ G. Gill Sec'y
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-07

lIOMESEEKERS' RATE SOUTH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-26
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
BUREAU De. OBRRS PUBLlCAS.

San Juan, p. R. Agosto a de 1908 -
PFoposioioneB On plisgOB csrrRdoB para 10
adjudicRci6n en- p6blicR EubaBta do Is
construction de rs ki6matFos mas rpe'
nos de Is CREFetsrs n6mero II, .S4cci6n
CiRles RsCodo, kmB. 584 al $50, 30 admi'
tir6n On 0Hta ofoina hasta les 10 @. M. del
diR "a de Agosto, 1908, On que ss abEirkn
pGb'iCRmeDts.
E pEesupueBto spEoximado de las obraB
sBciendG & SIG, 1890.
~lT0d0g los dRtoB naessaFioB, impYesog de
preparedness ? ContEatoE inBtruccionsB &
loB poBtoFSB 90 daE6n en- oBta ofieina.
: 6or6 condici6n essnciaY del coutrSto que
81 contrRtista, 4 partir del ssgundo mes
inclusive del pIazo para la teEmiuaci6n de
los trabajoB, ejoCOta oRdG me8 obEaB poE
vRl0E ne menor de So. 10000 menBuaIsg.
La administration Es regeFva el daFeCho
de FschazRr cuRlquisra todag las pRopo'
HiCioDsG y de adjudicHF sl ContEato bRjo
0tEaB condolences que las de pFscio Bols'
msnte. Por oFdsn del Comfionado del
Iotarior, j. J. Jin6neg, suparintsndsnts
de ObFRa Publican. 18 v. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-26
THE PORTO RICO AUTOMOVllE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
AGCIONES $4,000 UNA.
FunoiOnarSOs 9 Janta Dirsotiva.

Fwno6OnarSOS Junta Direotiva.
Joaquin Matisnzo, prouidents, San Juan.
Frank AntOnBAnti, Vic s.prs0idente,
San Jusn.
Enrique Domsnsch, sscrstario, San
Juan.
Ralph swiggstt, TenOrsro, San Juan.
MaFiRno PeEquGra.
G. Fl. Martin.
o gsnizadR con GI fin do fAcilitsr mejo'
EeB medioB de tFagpOEt0 On In paEte este de
la isis.
La pEiDosra Ifnsa que hR de OstsblsCerBs
seT6 lR de SAN JUAN & SANTUROE,
Y SUS AUTOMOBILES CON OABL.
DA PARA 80 PAsAJEROS Fecorrer6n
ell tFayecto entire los citadon puntog, co.
bTando 10 csntsvoB poE cadR ViRje.
Hay nsOsaidad do Ievantsr una BumB
dc $4,000 para squipRE eAtR lfneR, una
pRrte considerable de cuyG cantidRd hR
sido "a UuBcEita, = tsn pTonto como 20 ha'
"a reCRudado lR cantidad total lR Comps'
MIA comGnERT6 10 tESbHjo.
La compafif8 deBea que SuB acCioneB 90
vendan en- pequtfRB porCioneE q fin de que
hRyB el mayor n6m0Fo de perHonaB inEers.'
sRdaa en- lR miamR que fueFe possible; por
10 tantO, us aoeptar6 la uuBcripoi6n de- una
aCCi6n con tRnto guBto como ii 90 trRtGre
de Glen acciouey.
EsTAs, SIN DUDA ALGUNA,
PRODUCIRAN UN DIVIDEND DE
MS DE 1909,
Ell NEGUCIO DE TRAgPORTEs
ES Ell MAS SECURE Y PRODUO-
TWO siendo ls beGs dc las grRndeu for
tunaB de los Gould, Vanderbilt Hunti0g'
ton, Hartman, Hill y muchos OF CO.
dirigi6adoue 6 cualquiara de- les fanciona:
rioB de ls Companfa, 6 al Administrator,
EnvfaEe poF los pToBpeOtog = modeIog de.
subscription. 6v.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-26
Sc PRE- PARAN Ca
rreFaS de aUtOn10-
ViIes.
los COnstFuCtQEes de r1aquIDas anle-
riGanOS, Sc plOp01eD veneer a
eXtTa1gsTOs.
C0RGuTrIriR Is naquIRls lXirlDgaEas J mu'h's
americans lDgrO8aEiB On Ia nairsuIl p'FA
dIsgatlr el efaRh PrIzl".

Sc pF9pGRGn RhoFa con gran entusiaSm0
On log EBtados UuidGg, laB CsFTeFaB dc au'
tom6vilo que 30 colebraE6n ga Savannah,
YP., 81 dia de Thanksgiving.
EntFG las diatfntaB CRrTeTaB, lR mss i'm
pOTtSnts cd ID del Grand Prize para Ia
CuRl ue pEeparan muchoB do loB conRtEuctG.
res am0PicRnoB, con Bu deFeo de veneer &
lag m6quinAB extraDgarRs que comp0tiFdn
en- Ia dichR CREFaFa. I'm
81 comit6 nombFGd0 por @el ''Automo'
bile Club of Am6ricA'', hR sstimRdo do 25
& % el Ddmero de m6quinaB extTspgsFaB
que geF6n mstTiouladaB para Competir On
sl Grand Prize, dando ConoCGF los nom
bEsB de los oonBtraotoreB que han ofrsCido
0nviRr BuR m6quinaB. EstoB aon:
FT0neiG.-PanchRHd, Clement. BRyaFd.
Renauld, De Dietrich j MotobIoc, tres ca
EFog oada mRTca, hacienda un total de Is
carFog.
Ayemamia. ia.-MoFCedes = Bsr z, doH CO.
rToB cads una. Total 4.
It0Eia.-Fiat, Igotta ItaIa, tres oaFFoB
Las dos pEimeFaB ? dos lR Il tims. TctaI 8.
Que BumAn en- total q m6quinaB ex-
tFangeFRg, sin oontaF la probable matEfcu'
Ia de una MGjG, austEiaca.
La entFadR americans aer6 10 mayer y
~, nusvs de laU pEineipaIea faotorfas, han
pEometLdO teneE liataS pRrR CaEEeER dos 8
trss mGquinRB.
81 Grand Prize hR deBpeEtado tABto in
teF6s, en 81 mundo RutomoviIietR, como Ia
Vanderbilt Comp, que hsRtR ahors ha 81
do Ia CRTrsFR mss impoItGDte que 30 h0
efsctuRdo en- los EstRdoB Unidog. .~- -.~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-26
Clnas J TOpa blanca.

El bszsE de ls cslIa de San FranciBco
Sigue ofeeciendo 81 pdbliCo sl m6O Bslecto
1uTtido de Objeto8 de fantasia qze pusda
degesEBs Adem6s de los sombFarog para
asfioraE y Deiioritag, y otE6B mil objetoB
para damaB ? CabRllsEog, tiene an buen
gurtido de camas con todos GuB accessories
= de los mas eleganteD modeloR. Un gran
nuEtido de FopB blanca para gefioFRH
= fi3ritRB acRba de FeCibiF poF los tilti'
mos vApoFsI y todR CIaB0 de pFsndag de
eata class puaden enContFaFBs en- ''LRs No
vsdaden'. EgsnciaB fnaB, de todAB mar
caB = pEocadsncia8. ObjstoR do tOcadoF.
PuFsguaB , uombrillaB 30 enCusntEan GlIf
& pEeOioB sin cOmpstsnCia.