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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-01
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-01

Kansas has a town where the only
expletive men are permitted to use In
public is by chowder!" We suppose
the ladies are permitted when things
70 wrong to murmur: ooh. pfckles!
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-01
Baked Tomatoes.

Take twelve even-sized tomatoes.
wash, take out core, put in a dripping
pan, sprinkle on each a saltspoonful
of salt and a saltspoonful of pepper;
bake about twenty minutes in very
hot oven, serve on a hot platter. to-
matoes to be buttered as eaten. Very
inexpensive and palatable.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-01
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II you have pains IN the back, Ur1-
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-01

HOWARD E. BURTON. Assayer and Chemist.
a Leadlville. Colorado. Specimen Prices: Gold,
Silver Lead. $1.00; Gold. Silver. 75c: Gold. Soc:
Zinc or Copper ST. Cyanide Tests. Mailing En-
velopes and full price list sent on application.
Control and Umpire work solicited. References
Carbonate National Bank.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

J. e. Aiken, who gained the club prize,
a pretty embroidered cenierpieee- 4
delicious course menu was served, the
ice course being especially attractive IN
the shape of ehrysanthemtnfs. Those
present were: Masdmes William A..
Haycraft, irwin Nassie Cowie Ralph
Claggett, JET Nilkerson, John Han
way. Wise Kretschmar, Harbert Eustis,
Stanley Henshaw. Leroy Percy, George
Turner, Marion Chandler, J. F. Aiken,
E. n. Thomas. Jacob Strickland, George
Archer II and Tom Hood.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05
THE CALL OF THE WILD.


Nobody knows. why a man in spring
will leave his happy home
And 60 off in the wilderness with duck
Iings in his dome,
And stand all day out in the wet, as
sured he will be i'll,
And try to kill a ten-cent duck
But he viii
Nobody knows just what he hears upon
the bluff March wind,
That he should so cock up his ears AMI
seem 10 lose his mind
And 90 where the H2O his rubber
boots win I'll,
And wait and wait, aud shiver So
But be viii.
Nobody knows what subtle voice it is
that reaches him,
That camping out saoald be his choice,
and killing tim, his within;
Or why he'll crawl across a fen to shoot
while sitting sill.
Some isolated mallard hen
But he Will.
Indeed it is wondrous thing how
man is so beguiled,
And ever kaenly heariening the voices
of the wild.
It seems to me incredible that he should
10 it still
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05
POSITION WANTED.

Young man with business college edu-
eatioa who is competent bookkeper,
wants position. Until I can obtain per-
nlanent employment as bookkeeper, will
take position as collector or assistant.
6.l.3rass : Times Office. 54-4t
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

Mr.. H. }, West of Jackson has been
in the city this week.
Mr.. ]. d. Huckle of Memphis was
IN Greenville Saturday.
Miss Snowdie Howdard of Leland Wis
tied Greenville ON Friday,
Mr.. W. w. Aderholdt of Rex, Miss,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Sehnitker and little son
is visiting Mrs Jake Scott.
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Miss Elizabeth Reid will be with
Mrs. Taylor HARRISON this winter.
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Mrs. Louis Mostly left yesterday for
a few days visit on swan Lake.
Mr.. w. Z. Butler of St. Louis has
been recent visitor to the city.
turned from visit to Rolling Fork
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Mr. G. F.. Mcdonnell of jackson has
been in the city the last few days
Miss Helen Clifton is enjoying
visit with friends in Helena, Ark.
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Miss Bessie Bell has returned HON,
from an extended visit in the East
Miss Josephine Wilkerson left ses
eraI days ago for her home in SCOTS.
Mr.. E. ). Hnliard of Grand Lake
Ark, has been in the city this week.
MIR. Albert Overton OF Brlnkley, Ark
has been a recent Greenville visitor.
Mrs Matte Piasskett lett Tuesda.
for two months visit in kklahoma.
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Miss Bette Merger is spending feS
DAYS wiJa Miss BESSIE Erwin F'oote.
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Mr. Z. NJ Menlendyke of Greenweo
was a visitor in the city on yesterday
Miss Mary Winter OF WintervilI
has been visitor TO the city this weef
Mr. c. h. Jones OF Iowa City, lows
has been visitor to Greenvlile thi
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie p. William
are spending a few days on Swa
Lake.
AIiss Ann Thomas has been spendin
several days with Mrs. sam Paxton !
Wiimot.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. Balton of LAX
Village were visitors to the city Q
yesterday.
Mr.. N. j. MeGrait of Clevelan
Mss, has been a visitor to the eli
lals week.
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Mesdames e. Brisco and e. Mart
of Bsnoit were with friends in the eli
on Thursday.
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Mr. William Jefferson of Lel
Bsaeh, Cal, was> visitor to the eli
OF Thursday.
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Mesrs. NJ. Marks and e. r. Null
Of New Orleans have been recent "
itors 10 Greenville.
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Mrs. D. A. Love Of Denison, Texs
who up to few years ago made Gree
viile her home, y visiting i che III
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05
FOR RENT.

Furnished room, with board; will
also take lay boardess. Apply to Mrs.
b. s. Worthington, 1o7 s. Broadway.
Phone go Him
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

Tanty-fEve Atwood fancy Worstea
suts, 46-inch coats, value $4,000 to
Sz2.5o. Monday and al week, s1I.9s.
HELMS 8 BLUM co. Silt
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

Thae Hope diamond must have be-
loagea To IN actress some time or other.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

IF vos. me-. any furniture, stoves,
etc. ring Keith Phone 22o tt
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05
WANTED.

Table boarders 30 \. Walnut st.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

An appropriate honeymoon book
Stevenson s Travels pith d aoakev
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05
In a Social Gay


ed pretty brass inkstand for the sec
ond highest score.
Miss Kathleen Harty entertained in
a charming manner Friday afternoon,
honor of her guest, Mrs Dugan OF
Aberdeen. An interesting game of
bridge was enjoyed by the following:
Misses Harry and Minnie. Hanway
Mesdames Irwin Massey Cowie, vii
liam A. Haycraft, Dugan OF Aberdeen,
Ralph Claggett, John Hanway, and Ma
rion Chandler. Mrs. Cowie was the
most successful and was awarded
pretty hand painted plate. Mrs Du-
gan was presented pair of silk stock
ings as guest prize. A delicious three
course menu was served.
Miss Sadie Maud Rucks entertained
delightfully."- the Young Ladies Bridge
| club on Thursday morning. In addition
to the club members, several visitors
enjoyed the occasion, which became
conspicuous in the gayety and gladness
of the week. Miss Marion Mckee of
Piqua, Ohio, was presented pair of
silk stockings for the greatest number
of progressions. Those present were:
Misses Abel Benoit, Clara Mae Neul
sen, Minnie Hanway, Dorothy NeuIsen,
| Florence Neulsen of ST. Louis, Ann
Worthington, Helen Clifton, Mary
| Thomas, Ann Thomas, Louise Critten-
den, Marion Gordon, Kathleen Harty,
Bessie Nance, Jeane Scruggs, Elizabeth
Reid, Marguerite Little, Marion Mc-
Kee, Mesdames Happle, Wheatley and
Alcott. A delicious salad menu was
served at the conclusion of the game,
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The members of the Country club
gave most enjoyable dance at their
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Mosby, Mr. and Mrs E. NJ Burton, M.
and Mrs. Ralph Claggitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hanway, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
rickland, Mr. and Mrs George T. Ar
cher H. Miss Mary Pelham Finlay wit
Mr.. Steve Finlay, Miss Mary Turpin
of Louisiana with Mr.. Haycraft Finlay,
Miss Marion Mckee of Piqua, Ohio
With Mr.. L. L. Murphy, Miss King OF
Clarksdale with Mr.. Harper, Miss 10
sephine Wikerson with Mr. Steele
Barley, Miss Elizabeth Reid with Mr.
| Will WALL Miss Florence NeuIsen OF
ST. Louis with Mr. Robert Ferguson
Miss Clara Mae Neulsen with Mr. Ben
Gildart, Miss Dorothy Neulsen with
Mr.. Monterey Lee, Miss Marguerite
Little with Mr.. Tom Finlay, Miss
Louise Crittenden with Mr.. r. l.. Am
mons, Miss Marion Gordon with Mr.. W
l.. Solomon, Miss Jeane Scruggs with
Mr.. j. P. Cannon, Miss Abel Benoit
with Mr.. Joe Harty; Messrs. Scott
Armstrong, Will Hider, Arthur Hiler
Charles Bourne, James Gooch, i. \
Robertshaw, r. d. Bedon, Allen Crit
tenden. Warren Jackson, Oscar Wilson
Hal Jackson, j. F. Rodgers, Ware Bos
well of New Orleans, John Finlay
Frank Cannon and Steve Roman.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

All kinds Of wall paper at keith's. #
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

Thursday night the Et1s club was the
scene of delightful dance, for ihe ben
eft of the King 8 Daughters circle Nc.
,. This noble organization raised the
money last night for the foundation Of
home in Natehez. The spacious halls
of the clubhouse were ali brilliantly il
| Illuminated, and the throngs of people
| in attendance pronounced this affair one
of the most noteworthy pleasures of the
autumn. The success of the ball was
greatly due to the untiring efforts OF
the circle s capable leader Mrs. Charlie
p. Williams. The chaperones for the
occasion were Mesdames James Negus,
c. P Williams. Robert Barnette, Eben
Workman. Louie Waldauer, Leroy Per
cy and George Pearce Mrs. Roberr
Barnette served refreshing lemonade
during the evening. A unique feature
| of the entertainment was the selling
of the twenty-three cakes which were
presented by Miss Ida Ames Willis
under direction of the n. K Fairbank
company Her demonstrations were held
at the Cowan hotel, and eottolene was
used entirely; consequently. these TWEEN
| ty-three cakes were delicious, white,
faky formations, which Mrs. George
Pearce had no trouble IN disposing Of
in very short while. The EIks dances
are always enjoyable. but this one es
,,peeially so, owing to the perfect wealth
er and music and excellent manage
, ment.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

The Young Ladies Whist club was
delightfully."- entertained by Miss Maud
Rosenthal on Wednesday afternoon.
The decorations were bautiful in au-
Bessie and Vera Levser and Ray Has
| ris of Winona were the most success
| full and each was awarded a pretty
prize. Miss Rachel simmons was tbs
score keeper Those present were:
Misses Ruchiei Simmons, Ray Harris
of Winona, Bessie Leyser. Vera Leyser
Hortense Cohn. Esther Scott, Cecil Re
senfeid, Pearl Simmons, Maud Rasen
stock. Beatrice Hirsh, jeanette Hart
man and Ada Marshall
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

As the hostess Of the Young Married
Ladies' club, Mrs. L. ". Baldwin
opened her home on Thursday. aud hy
the grace of her hospitality. made the
afternoon conspicuous in the social gifts
Of recent days Sixteen players shared
in thescontest, with honors wen by Mrs.
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500 = y 81 81 - = 33gs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
Para fines .e ano.

Sc aeerca la temporada dc festas
y en- provision dc los mu chos pedidos
que ha de continur recibiendo en- su
acreditado estableci miento el "Po-
pular" el Sr. Amcrico Salas, esta ha
ciendo nuevas importaeioncs dc cal
zado y pcrfumeria. Los ultimos mo
delos de los Estados Unidos y de Eu
ropa, estan en- las vidrieras del "Po-
pular" y la variedad dc formas de
calzado satisfacc al mas exigente
gusto. Alcoholado de acreditada
marca, aguas para baho, y tocador,
Sc encuentran cxcelcntcs. Zapatos
para bodas, dc modelos elegantisi-
mos, es la especialidad del antique
cstablccimlcnto.
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Asuntos esco|aTes
en- Ponce c
Continuation de la pagina IA J

Continuation de la paglna "A
que el del dltimo ejercicio, pues ha
biendo tenido la Junta que adqui
rir un gran ndmero de muebles pa
ia el equipo de las nuevas escuelas
enc. .Kinley y Ruiz Belvis" hubC
de efectuar erogaclones Gle tai tras
cendencia que hicieron decrecer e
al balance que anualmente venia
resultando. a la termination de los
amos fiscales pasados; luego 81 nues-
tras entradas Sc reduclan nues-
tros gastos Sc multiplicaban no hubo
otra solucion en- contra del sentir de
esta Junta que acordar la rebala 4
que Sc ha hecho merlto.
Lo que ocurrio al llenar la vacan-
te que dejo ell senior Brunei al ser
nombrado maestro principal fue q.
al recibir esta corporlcion la renun-
cia del seilor Brunei, Sc reunl0 pa
ra hacer el nombramiento que co
correspondia y vistas las sollcltudes
pendientes, resultaron ser los candi
datos mas competentes la senorlta
Casals y la senora Antonia NJ. de Co
Ion. Informada la Junta de que la
joven Casals Sc marchaba a los Es-
tados Unidos, no Sc podia conside
rar SUI nombramiento hasta saber la
verdad de esta information.
Obtenido ell informe de que habfa
resultado su marcha a los Estados
Unidos, Sc nombro la sonora Colon
que era la apiicante mas competen-
te. Siendo las miras de esta Junta
conseguir para nuestras escueias los
profesores de mayor idoneidad y me
rltos.
La Junta no tiene intervention
aIguna en- ell nombramiento de ma
estros para la High School. Eilos
son nombrados por ei Hon. Comisio-
nado de Instruction. Ahora bien; no
sotros tenemos tan buenos informes
respecto a los maestros que actual
mente trabajan en- nuestra Hls-
School, que podemos asegurar nuns
ca ha tenido dicha institution tan
id6neos V competentes profesores
especialmente el Principal senior
Guerrish.
Lo que ha pasado, en- el Curse
Comercial de la referida High Scho-
es que por sus condiciones especla-
les no sabemos 81 eXiste en- clio cui-
pabilidad por parte de alSuien.
Cuando el senor Guerrish fu6 NOM
brado Principal de esta High School,
Sc doto q dicho estabieclmiento de
un experto estenografo con una bue-
ma experiencia Comerclai y Sc qui-
so aprovechar esa circumstances,
para hacer que dieho senior al asu-
mir la direction de ese eStablcclmlen
to tomase tambien d su cargo e, Cur
so Comerciai, para cuyas ambas fun
Clones existieron ei aho ppdo., dos
distintos profesores. Al empezar ei
nuevo professor sus tareas escoiares
surge ia dificultad de desconocer dl
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GRATIS A LOS
HERNI0S0S.
I'm SenciIIo Metodo cue ha curado clsntos
de psrssnas sin dolor, sin Psligro, sin impe-
dir el trabajo J sin ninguaa perdida dc tlsmpo
A TODOS Sc 0FREOE UN
ENSAYO GRATIS.

La hernia tquebradura1 es durable SIN operaci6n.
docr, peiero perdida de tempo. Cuando decmos
curabe. no queremos dar entender que la quebra-
dnra puede ncamente reten-rse pero que Sc eiectua
una eua que le permilrS Vd de guitar su bras'lero
fin de convencer Vd sus amigos hern!osos
de que nuestro Descubrimlento efectivanente puede
cur2r. cNpedlm0s de hacer una prucba. que no lie
costara NADIA Vd Una cura signhca la cesac6n
de todo sulrmiento crecmiento notable del visor
hsco mental. In flcultad dc g02ar de nuevo las de-
cias de la vida nucho aios de bienestzr de salts
facci6n ahsddos vida lie ofrecemos vd sra-
tuitamente muestra de nuestro tratamleRto que
ha curado en- cientos casos
No mande Nd dinWo: slmplemente llenese el cupon
abajo ndiQuese Ia lustraci6n la posci6n de Ia que
bradlra devu6vanos este cup0n No descude. nj
por solo da. este mpOrtantc asunto. n! eontiR1e
deiarse aormenar mas por bragueros va hechos bara
tOS c0nunes.
Esta oferta es la mas eauItativa que Jamas haya
hechO tOdos los que padecen de hernia deber2n apro
vecharla Embellishments
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Sombreros de Europa.

ola Ninfa" el establccimiento ia
vorecido por la gcnte dc gusto, ticne
el mas esplendido surtido de objc
tos de novedad. En- sombreros, mti-
mas noredades de Europa, dc mode
los clegantisimos y fnisima pGj'lia
y fieltro, hay existencia verdade-
ramente rccomendable. Trajes dc
lanilla blanca SC renucva el surtido
en- todos los corrcos. Todo que cl que
dcsoc I'm traie d. lanilla blanca IL
na camisa de fantasia. y un sombrc-
10 de ultima novedad europea, dcbe
hacerlc una vista al conocido dueio
de LA Ninfa" Y que dara compla-
edo en- cuanto d classes, oalidad y ba
ratura HAY para todoe las tor i'ras
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Los veerano ugadores de goo de los Estados Unidos

cho professor el sistema que Sc en-
senaba en- esta High School Y Ell CO
misionado de instruction sinperdlds
Aguna de tempo en- vista de la i'm.
portancia que entonces adqulrls
dicha High School,, con una matrf-
cuia sorprendente como nuncs
tuvo, Y con cuatro distintos depal
tamentos todos de gran importancia
no vacilo un segundo y pidio por Ia
mas rapida via possible un professor
que conociera el sistema taquigra
fico conocido en- esta High School,
disponiendo al mismo tempo que
ese mismo sistema sea estabiecldo
en- todos las Atlas Escuelas de la Is
la, en- beneficio de Ia mas compieta
! uniformidad, y para 81 algdn alum
no tuviere que mudar su Residential
cerca de las otras Atlas Escuelas Gle
la 1sla, no Sc yea obligado a cam
biar de slstama.
Actuaimante las cuentas de las
Juntas Esroiares Sc llevan del 81
guiente modo:
Existe en- eI departamento de ms
truccion un Negociado al frente del
cual Sc encuentra un muy compe-
tente funcionario puertorriqueno
con ell inico objeto de encausar y di-
rigir la marcia Gle la contabiiidad de
estas Corporaciones. Ese negooiado
ha creado un plan de contabilidad
tan perfecto que mensuaimente son
revisadas y aprobadas, 81 procede,
toda erogaci6n que Sc efectuo por
los Tesoreros de estos organismos
en- cuyas oficinas, e, decir, en-
los Tesoreros, queda siempre un
duplicado de los libramientos
que debidamente justificados Sc re-
miten mensualmente al Negoclado
va expresado a fin de mercer la san
cion del Comisionado
La tesoreria la Junta Escolar
de esta ciudad esta descmpehada
en- la actualidad por el senior Julio
Rosich.
Esa mala Interpretation que Sc da
a los asuntos de instruction publ
ca consiste en- varlas razones, en- prl-
mer lugar en- que las personals que
quieren ocuparse de instruction pd-
blica no procuran leer y estudiar con
alguna detenci6n la legislaci6n esco
lar VICENTE y Sc dejan guiar por
la primera impression producida por
la mala fe Y perversa intencion de
alguno atn mas ignorante que ella
Tambien esas mismas personals yen
general los mimos padres defamllia
no Sc ocupan jamas de visitar las es-
cuelas que estan diariamente abier--
tas d la publica inspection. Los ma
estros de Ponce y esta mismaJunta
desearian yer las escuelas constante
mente visitadas por esos padres de
familias Y por esas otras personals
intere sadas en- nuestrO trabalo, pucs
tenemos la SEQ uridad de que clio Sc
ria un auxiliar poderoso para la C.
ticacia de Ia dificil obra que pesa So
bre nucstros hombros.
En- esta Imprenta sc vendc
papel de periodicos viejos a
80 duintal. ....
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|MPORTANTE A LAS DAMAS,
BELLtzA, SALUD Y TRANQU|l|DAD.
lie Ali las Aspiracones de Toda Muer
COMO Sc OBTIENE?

Ia belleza para la mujer un ideal Ella dcbe
procurar conservar simprc la bellez que la ace rcna
!de la creaci6
liC6mo conservar tan egtma propedad del beo scxo.
Atendendo la salud, esencia de la vida msma SaIud
|y belleza he aqu e esoro del hogar Io complcmcnta
una educac6n moral dirgida por e carno la expercn
cia maternal
Pues ben: salud, belleza paz moral podrian re-
|sisr los embates del NAL Un cuerpo maltratao por
|cuaquier affection marchita decae nde dcsastro
sas vscitudes entonces la muer dechado de perfcc
cones ell orden social encanto de la vida sufe aba
te ala marchita tierna pant sin sol nj
Antes que llegue este momento patol6gco, tai
decisive de la salud dcha eli oda cxistcnca, bus
quese cl NAL en- verdadera Una lesion organica
depression ncrvosa anemia profunda, demaciado lccr
trabajar heridas de no ccatrzadas an, calquer
motive de orden fsico moral pncdc tracr tstc
cOnsecuenca una Amenorrfn suspension dc ilujo DlSe-
aorra (lujo dolorosol Nn0rraga (uo excsyo) Leuco
(vugo flores bancas origar otras afecciones co
mo Hrico DeblHdade$ AnrioSaS, Nsu1os de Ia Maty7e
Pdrdlisis dc O,ganos importants, Eaerit"iod, ctc
Hay, pues que acudr a la ccncia. Ella ha cncon-
trado mcdios elcaccs, epecdie de axiliar la mucr
su brante ascenci6n la salud la bcllcza la paz
moral, tan ansadas
La experiencia nos grita un cOnscjo que las
6vcncs delicadas estiman: al notar los prmeros sno
mas de desorde affection doorosa, nelycismo mex ca
bc ristcza melancolia inclmcntc, etc, acdan las
GreratHas. la medcina propa. c aIisman del hello
que embeeciendo embellecc curamdo. da rcscua
IA la vida de la salud Y la dicha
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No olvideis
esa farmacia,

Fl Ldo. Luis B. Vega, duefo de
la eonocida tarmaciI Vega, situada
al Iado de la eapilla 'lel Institute en-
Santurce, atiende rsonalmente al
despaellO dc la rooeis IS, 10 oual ase-
gIra Il mcjor c'ii'i.e'p. Precios muy
m6dieos. pronti'ui N el servi, . y
extricto oOmpllIn.ento dc toda =
eripci6n en- las formulas. Hay In
pre- constante 10 de drogas Y
patentizados-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
10UE VEATAJAS T|ENEN Los FOGONES ELECTR|C0S?

IiSON MUCffAS!!
PoR EJEMPLOtn ar pendene cuando tne
mecha Tambn e meero LENA de hon
las sndas ndo de las ola
eeciad omau tales de6o sempre manienen mpas
OTRA RAZON que oda los gones eccos SPERlORES
APOsENTO ADONDE HAYA ALGUN CUBO ELECTRICO.
No perdo ncend nohay ma ooe no hay calor mas
donde d En- das cuando la QUESTION DE
SIRVIENTAS MALA> ACE SUFR1R LAS SENORAS ESTAS LIE
HAGEN INDEPENDi iENTE CON EL-ALIADO-E
las dgradab del trabao de Ia
TENEMOS PARA DEMOSTRAR:
Caentadores edondos A , $3.50
Id id id 475
Id id id 525
Id cuadlados i'd 1575
1amben hay planchas de tres lbas 500
buenas de seis libras 425
A CONvENCoNNrrs
Para mas normes dirgrse
PORTO RICO POWER AND LIGHT CO.
NOTASivanse saher los bonado que los Venladoes Moore
esperabamos han ao pdo Carolina umacao Csguas
Y Bayam6n seran atenddos 4 Ia brevedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19

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que necesitan coIooacs6n. Esas dos
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