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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-14
DE- S0CI EDAD

Nuestro pesame. -Rir.alo ei vlernes
su jornada en- la vida un buen com
patricia, joven de valer y muy estl-
mado en- Ia ciudad la que vlsltaba
de cuando en- cuando viniendo desu
residencia de Naguabo, en- donde tie
MIA su eiegante y comfortable residen
cia. Ei joven Ignacio Viader Herman
dez que hace POGO hizo un viaje a
Europa por motivo de faita de salud
ouedo en- la tarde del sabado bajo
eli manto de la madre terra y SUI en-
tierro fue. muy concurrldo apesar
del NAL tempo que RENO en- Ia ciu-
dad. Era hermano de la distingulda
sonora Buso de del Naiie Atlies y
tenia otros familiares en- Humacao.
A sus deudos todos y en- partlcu-
lar a esa duice flor de nuestro eden
de San Juan que abate su coroia
acongojada por ei terrible embate de
tan ruda prueba a la q. eniuta hoy
con funebre crespon sus ropas que
pronto iban 4 ser adornadas con ei
simbolico azahar de la feiiz desposa-
da; enyiamos nuestra mas eXpresl-
va condoiencia deseandoies la resig-
nacion cristiana que han menester
para recibir con entereza ell lnele-
dibie mandate de 10 Alto.
Estd mejor. Sc encuentra bastante
bien de la doiencia que lie retiene
en- CANA en- SUI residencia de Santur-
ce, el joven hiio de la distinguida
sonora Emilia Loret de Mola vluda
de C.
| Tambien esta mejor de la grippe
ell joven Jose Paiacios Rodriguez
Ceiebramos la mejoria de estos enfel
mos.
Personales. Han estado en- San
Juan en- asuntos administrators
/ el alcalde de Rio-Grande Sr. Pimen
tel y presidente del municipio Sr
Juan Gonzalez.
A bailar. Para esta noche Y ahors
puede decirse-si ell tempo 10 permitt
Sc senaio la celebration del briliantt
bale del Club de Damas" para GU
va fiesta circularon oportunamentt
las invitaciones del case. La slmpa
tica "secretaria' del Club" Sc sir
VIC manifestamos que 81 bien Sc de
cia en- las invitacones que ell halit
era Gle etiqueta, tambifn Sc inform(
oportunamente que el deseo de 10.
organizadores de la fiesta, era qut
los concurrentes fueran, por 10 me
nos de traje negro.
Semper.
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Nueya fabTica de cigaIros

Ell Sr. Benigno LUNA, conocido
comerciante de San Juan ha cstable-
cido una gran fabrica dc tabacos en-
Pta de TERRA con el nombre dc La
Asturiana, dirigida por el Sr. Sow
ffrow. Ambos ponen en- practica los
procedimientos del Sr. Rodriguez
Fuentes a fin dc vender i los buenos
fumadores de San Juan un tabaco
exquisite a. supera d todos los que
sc fabrican en- esta localidad.
Las ramas que claboran son de las
meiores procedencias dc Pto. Rico.
Es dc esperar que estos Sres. ha-
ran un gran negoclo dada su eompc
tencia EN- el ramo y la exceiencla dc
SllS materlaieS.
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AVISO AL PUBLICO.

Las frmas comerciantes { indus
triales que suscriben, cesar en- sus
rcspectivos negocios.
Por tai motive, todas aquellas per
sonas q. tengan creditos contra dchas
frmas pueden proceder Il su 0bro
desde esta fechs hasta la termination
del pr6ximo mes de Noviembre. asf
como tambien los que tengan asuntos
pendentes en- pro encontra de elias
pueden hacer las aclsraciones que
deseen, Aibonito Puerto Rico, Oc
tubre 20 del 1909. Vicente Rocco,
DID. Jose Antonio Rocco Jose Anto
ion Rocco.
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DE UTUADo.

SON
LOS SERVILES!
LOS HIPOCRITAS!
LOS FARSAN'TES!
LOS JUDAS!
Son los que no tienen valor
para declarar la yerdad!
Viva la Justicia! Muera la
maldad!
AVE TABONUCOL! No
hay mas catarros! Adios AS
MA, tisis, ronquera, tos. =.
Tabonucol y mas Tabonucol.
Salvation eterna para Puerto
Rico, ha sido el mas simpatico
y popular de todos los paten-
tizados habidos y por haber.
Lo recomiendan los medicos
mas afamados del mundo!
Donde fallaron los demas,
TRIUNFO el Tabonucol! :.
Al por mayor: J. NJ. Blan-
CO y Co., f. Guillermety, en-
San Juan, 7. Moscoso, F. Ruiz
de Porras, y G. Villarenga hi
10, Ponce. Al detalle::--- EN-
TODAS LAS BU ENAS 30
TICAS
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Noolvideis La Rosita

En- los ultimos vapores Sc ha reno
vado el magnfico surtido del acre
ditado establecimiento de la calle de
la Cruz. Pertumeraa de las mclores
marcas, objetos para casas dc faml-
LA en- ferreteria y quincalla, encan-
;es y cintas, pinturas, aeltes, aguas
de tocador, todo articulo en- fin del
ramo que sc dedi, . el conocido es-
tablec imiento SC encuentra a rcducl-
dos precios en- la antigua casa.
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PARIS BAZAR.

Sc estan marcando las mercancia,
recibidas por el vapor frances y e
vapor americana de Europa y 10.
Estados Unidos.
Tan pronto todo este marcad'
anunciaremos las preciosidades com
pradas ptrsosalmente por el Jefe dc
esta casa esperanto dejar complacidss
4 nuestras buenas cllentelas con Ia,
novedades compradas en- Francis,
Alemsnis, Austria, Suiza y los Esta-
dos Unidos.
PEDRO GIUSTI, Fortaleza q.
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No useiis otro licor.

Ell Ron San L,lis, es la marca de
ron que mas parroqulanos tlene
pues sus propiedades son magnltl-
cas-. No contiene sustancias noclvas
al ORGANISING y su "vejez' es verda
dera. Los Sres. A. Alvarez y hernia
no estan recibiendo constantemente
numerosos pedidos de la acreditada
marca de "ron San Luis" 4 5
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JJN MAYORDOMO.

Tn mayordomo con larga practi-
ca en- ell cultivo de la "cana, desea
colocarse al frente de una colonia, y
al efecto cuenta con las referencias
que Sc deseen. Para informes esta
Administration y en- -baja, don
Arturo Guerra Acosta.
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Jupta Esco|ar De San Juan.
SECRETARIA.
ANUNCIO DE aJ7BASTA.


A los 2 de la tarde dpl Sabado
del corriente mes de Noviembre,
reunira Ia Comision de >>ubastas en-
Ofcina de esta Junta, Allen Is,
objeto de adjudicar al mejor posto' {.
remate sobre reparaclones de una ca
de la Parada Is de Santurce.
Sc solicitsn proposiciones en- pliey
cerrado, para hacer dichas repsrac +,
mes. segin el pliego de condiciones
demas antecedentes relac'onados co
esta subssta que Sc encuentran de ms
nefesto en- esta Secretaria.
San Juan Noviembre 9 de 1909.
P. dc Castro.
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Garantia General.

Cada frasco dc Pildoras del DR..
Lovett que sale dc nucStros Laboratories
llcva nuc-tra garantia, que hernos archi-
vado con las autoridalc, fcderale, dc
Washington, bajo cl No. 1901. en- la
cual haccmos constar bajo cl dcbido jura-
mcnto. quc las Pildoras del DIR. Lovett
no catin adulteradas M falsamentc ro-
tnladas (mi,brandcd) aju5tindo,c asi
exactamcntc i la ley dc pureza de all
mcntos y irogas del 80 dc JUNO dc 1906.
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L|NEA FERREA DEL 0ES7E

Itinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara Il regir desde el 10 de Sep
tiembre de 1909.
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"Finca La Luisa,
San Jose dc los Ramos,
provincia dc Matan1aa


San Jose dc los Ramos,
Provincial dc Matan1as, Cuba. ~
Srs. Dir. Lovett Medicine Co.,
Lock Box II. New York.
Muy seforcs MICS: Manifesto ustoAes cue y
con las Pildoras del DR.. Lovctt han seDesaoa. VI
recido por complete unos divicsos 6s tunores .
cn c cuco que me hiccron sufrir. mucho "
hoy me cncucnro cntcramcntc ben del todo !
nc recobrado vigor.
Asradecdo de su mcdicamcnto, serc STEM
pre- uno dc sus mcjores propagandstas.
lFirmado) JosE SANrABALLA."
Los divicsos & tumorcillos los car
bnnelos 0 tumores virulcntos, sc debcn
al NAL cstado dc Ia sangrc o Ia dcprc-
sion de la vitalidad Por 10 tanto cs in
dispensablc fortalccer el sistema. pu-
rificar y enrqueccr la sangrc, para cuyo
cfccto dcbe listed somctcrse 4 una dieta
sana y nutritiva. particinar mucho del
arc lbrc y tomar las Pildoras del DR..
J Ys'' qlc cfectnan sieinprc una tlra-
permanentc.
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"ElP Popular en- Inca,

III establecimicnto dc cdl:ddo v
perfumcria favorlto de las damas dc
la ciudad Y de ia lsia, sigue impor
tando los mejores productos de su
ramo en- los tiitimos vapores reel
bio nucva mercancla. In cal2ado
para noria. de razo, piel seda
Y cabrltliia blanca con bordo
dos. hay verdaderas especiali
dades los modelos son de gran gus
to v chlch. Para las fiestas de Pas
cudS V A6o nuero hace inportnriones
es pccidleS el Sr. Saias V en- neceSeres
de pcrtumGia, Y catsd1to para dnmas
y catdlferoS, son suS proveedores las
mas acreditadas fabricas dc Europa
V Estados Unidos. Caizado de color
para sehoras. senoritas Y ninos, 10
hay sin competencla. 10 mismo que
para cabaiieros y jovenes con los
Hufr0S m0dci0S dc 1910.
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CASAS Y ART|CUL0S
RFCOMENDABLES
DE LOS E. u,

Boarding en- Nueva York.
uenas habits clones. Comidas espa
lis. Limpieza y esmerado servicio;
recios m0dicos.-30S. W. ll6. til st.
ew York, City. Julia Acosta.
Lymphine-Tonieoy Nitalizador
upremo. Precio 81 00--Escriba j
II. Howells & Co., P.O. Box 1909,
cw- York, pidiendo Folleto.
Dr.. Williams. ms.-Pildoras contra
A anemia. Schenectady.
VINO de MorrhUata de Ulrici. Gu
a las Was respiratoras DR.. lllrlce,
New York.
CapSulaS de Aceite de Haarlem.
uran intermediates de la vejiga. Ho-
and Medicine Co., Scraton, Pa.
RelojeS keystone Elgin. The
keystone Watch Case Co., Philadel-
,hia, Pa.
Sonora WiRslOw. ---Jarabe cal
nante. Remedio para niilos en- la
lenticion.
Emulsion de Scott. Aceite de
higado de bacalao.
Dinamita Du Pont, para abonar
terrenos E.scriba q |. f. Du Pont do
Semours q Pawder Co., 70 West St.,
New York
Cllra de Stearns, para ell dolor de
cabeza. Frederick Stearns Co, De-
troit, Michigan
S0z0dOnte. = Polvo periecto para
los dientes. Compuesto de los meJores
ingredientes.
DR.. Ford. -Pildoras para enrique
Ger y purificar la sangre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 80 W. 4o tn ST., New
York.
DR.. lIOvett, Medicine Co.. Pill
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Gran 0portunidad.

Por cuenta de quien corresponda
re remataran dos magnifcos automo-
viles en- la Parada Is, casa el Rcloj,
Santurce
Sirvase pasar a yer sus excelentes
maquinarias.
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4 PLAZOS Ca mas.
Colchones. Mucbles
d plazos
Ell CIELO.
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gen cn ocasioncs 4 la destruction dc ros
tcjidos y que los nusculos y las demas
parties blandas sc fundan literalmcntc
convlrtiendosc cn pus'dc sangre corrom-
pida. Debilitan cXtfaoriinarianentc y po-
ncn en- gran r. Il Ia del iniortu-
nado cniermo.
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dc cstos dos acciientes, dcbc cmpczarse
4 tomar Embellishments las Pildoras del
Dr. Lovett, MERGED 4 las cuales Ia san
gre cnvcnenada volvcra pronto a su esta-
do normal SC fortalecera cl sistcma
sc impcdira Ia nueva presentation dc di-
vicsos carbunclos, dolorosos los uno5
y graylsimos los otros.
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Ilias fesii1os.
BiaS labsrables.

Salida de Ia Capital y Baysmon simultaneamente
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mantcnen Ia sangre libre dc impurezas
la circulation ell buen cstado, 10 que
da origcn una nutricion mas RIGA y
a que la picl pucda funcionar dcbida-
mcntc, por manera que dcsaparccc todo
ricsgo de que SC presenter divicsos y
carhunclos.
~ la primera manifestation de alguno
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Los carbunclos 8 t,rnorcs virulentos
son una cspecie de diviesos o frrllnculos
mas grandes mucho mas graves, for
mandose veces por una aglomeracion
de dichos diviesos. Su localizacion mas
frecuente es en- la parte posterior del
cuello, y son muy peligrosos, dando ORR
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LovETT MEDICINE Co.. Lock Box II, xusva York. E. u Dc L.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
BEANS AND POTATOES
Michigan Crop Of Both Staples is
Heavy This Year.

In an interview recently with a
Herald T. F. Moseley of Moseley Bros.
estimated the Michigan po' alto crop
at about 6,000,000 bushel. compared
with about $500, 900 bushels last wear
In this vicinity and north of here
there the crop has been light. but In
Eaton county and east of there 1t
IS large and of very choice quality.
The beans have not begun coming
in very freely as yet as the farmers
have been busy with their potatoes
and apples. but the movement will
start soon. The current prices are
81. 15 to 81. 81 bushel to the farmers
about the same opening price as last
year. The Michigan croo represents
about half the country's supply.
'Po,atoes are good crop this wear
and lower prices than have prevailed
in recent years may be looked for, ;"
said Mr., Moseley Yesterday. we are
paving 30 cents in this market snd 80.
cents north of here. For two or three
wears potatoes have been abpormally
high and this encouraged the farmer
all over the country to increase their
acreage and this years with good crops
in all the potato districts we will be
able to have potatoes to eat three
times day and not be thought ex-
travagant. The abundance and cheap
ness of potatoes may tend to reduce
the consumption of beans. but this In
measure may he Offset by the high
prices of meat.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
GOODGGNS FOR FLOOD
MuSkratS in Saginaw Valley Said to
be Building SkySCraper.
AbOdeS.

Old rivermen and hunters declare
that the Saginaw valley is going to be
visited by great flood next spring.
Thew have dicovered that the musk.
rats which inhbit the low lands be-
tween Saginaw and Bay CITY by the
thousands. are building their houses
unusually heigh this winter. In fact.
most of these, 1t is said. are construct
ing the tAlllest abodes ever seen before
The minimum hight this fall is three
and half feet out of water for even
bungalows with small families. while
the apartment houses of the anti race
suicine rats. with large progeny. tower
to four and half and sometimes five
feet above the water level. They are
said to be skvscrapers in comparison
with the standard architecture of the
muskratt.
Old residents and the rivermep. who
have knowledge of the rodents! are
greatly impressed bv the industry of
the rats declaring the sign never fails
and that the spring is certain to bring
the highest water known In many vars
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
MRS. ALTON AXE D[AD
Died In Phoenix, Arizona, Friday,
October 29.

Miss Bessie Won Thurn was born in
Helena. Ohio, November Sth. 1880,
and was united in marriage June %,
1903 to Mr. Heman AXE. Mrs. AXE was
the daughter of MIR. and Mrs Jacob
Won Thurn of Pine River township
and with her husband went to Fresno
California. last Christmas from
Fresno they went to Vallejo, where
Mr.. AXE was employed in the Mare
Island Navy Yards. Mrs. Axes health
failing, She went recently to Phoenix
Arizona. where she died as above
stated. The body is expected to reach
Alma tomorrow. Friday, night and
funeral services will be held Saturday
at 10 80. H. M. from the Presbyterian
church and burial at Riverside
Bei6es a loving husband. two bows
aged four and one and q half re-
spectivelv are left to mourn her loss.
The husband, the parents and brothers
and sister have the sympathy of their
numerous friends in their great
bereavement
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
THEY GOT The WRONG PARTY.

That circumstantial evidence cannot
always be relied upon was never better
proven than last Saturday evening when
one of our prominent citizens who is
member of the school board, fills the
position of assistant postmaster and
answers TO the name Of Smith, was
caught with the goods as we'll as in the
act. The facts are that the porch of
Postmaster c. +. Brown was decorated
for a halloween party last Saturday
evening and among the decorations
were jack O. lanterns which attracted
the attention of numerous small boys
who were bent on securing them, sever
al times they had been frightened away
but persisting in their efforts made an
attempt which was discovered by Messrs
c. +. Brown and w. +. Adams, who
thinking TO scare the boys started after
them with whoop and hurrah, blank
cartridges were fired ia the air and
the boys took to their heels followed by
Messrs Brown and Adams. The kids
dropped the lantern and continued the
sprint. At about this time the assistant
postmaster who had been invited to as
sist at the festivities of the evening APP
peared on the scene and bending over III
the darkness started to pick up the
jack % lantern and return it to the
owner. however before he had much
more THAI reached the lantern, Mr..
Adams was on the spot and in the dark
ness not recognizing Mr.. Smith, but
supposing he had the kid who stole the
light, he proceeded without ceremony
to grab the member of the school board
by the nap of the neck and without
waiting for explanation proceeded to
tell him what was what, promising him
generous supply of the toe of his boot,
etc. When Ezra Sas given opportunity
TO reveal his identity it is question
who was the most surprised of the three,
Smith, Brown or Adams.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04

East Jordan Woman Who Failed to
Return Find-WdS First Case
Of the Kind in Charlie.
vOix County

On September Sth. VIM. Hite lost a
roll of bills containing some SS7 of
the awful money of the realm. That
same day the roll was picked up by
Mrs Cora Mathews but this fact did
not come to light for some weeks as
she neglected to publish her find in the
local papers and take the other
necessary steps provided bv the statute
for such cases When Mr.. Hite finally
learned who had found his money,
Mrs Matthews refused to give ii up
claiming that she had given it to
another claimant There were num-
be- of discrepancies in her story,
however. and on Wednesday of last
week she was brought before Justice
ID. H. Fitch and jury COMPOSED of
six citizens of the town. Prosecutor
Nicholas appeared for the people and
Mrs. Matthews pleaded her own case
with result tat when the evidence
was all In the jury found the defendant
guilty MS charged in the complaint and
Justice Fitch sentenced her to a fine
of $50 or spend 90 DAYS in the county
Jail. After spending a night in the
local lookup Mrs. Matthews decided
that she didn't want to 20 to Charlie.
voix and paid the fine Enterprise.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
COLLEGE NAT TIERS

Once more the maroon and cream go
down 70 defeat at the hands of Olivet.
Once more the thorn in the flesh has
made its self felt and not till basket
ball or base ball. will there be a
chance to retrieve past fortones. The
score WAS 30 to 0 with Olivet possess
ing the 30 Viewed in the light of
circumstances however il is rot as bad
as il NAV look at first hand. When
we know that Cant vonThurn and bis
brother Lester were both out of the
game: when we know that in conse
quence. men who have not vet reach
ed quite college callibre had to be
Substituted in their places; and when
we know that a necessary correspond.
ing shift in the line up hsd to be made
IL is nnder a new light that we view
the final outcome and pronounce IL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04

the best obtainable. everything con-
sidered. Olivet is playing great foot
ball this season nevertheless and has
one of the best teams in the Inter
Collegiate
At last the question for debats in
the Triangular Debating League now
in vogue between Olivet. Hope and
Alma Colleges, has been decided upon
The one submitted by Alma has re-
ceived two first places and and one
second place This constitutes it as
the final question for debate. The
exact wording is as follows: Re
SOLVED. That the L. s. levy pro-
gresive income tax. (constitutionality
conceded J" Alma will uphold the
affirmative of this question against
Olivet and the negative against Hope
The local debating teams will be elect
ed through the societies. A local in
ter-society Gun debate upon the
same question will be held shortly
after the holidays These two teams
will then get together and go after the
big debate hard.
The Halloween party was given
Saturday night in the College eynm-
nasium. Two hundred masked and
grotesque students let lose. confusion
and clamor to their entire satisfac.
vstn
clowns. brownies. nurses, Chinnamen,
Japs. farmers and all manner of men
were present to make merry over
doughnuts coffee. apples and cider.
This is the last regular ;.ffair that
will be given under the auspices of the
Y. NJ. c. A. and Y W. G. A. until
the regular second semester reception
after Christmas
For some wears new college girls
literary society has been in demand.
This year it has been organized apd
is known as the Philomathean
Literary Society. 1t starts its career
with TWENTY-FIVE and will give to
Alpha Theta the much needed COM
petition. Hitherto there being but
one society and the membership OF
that limited, it necessitated that many
of the new girls every year were left
out. The organization of the new
society remedies this
The open date on the schedule has
been filled bv Ferris Institute. They
will plsv here Saturday. Y
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
ACCIDENTALLY REUNITED.
(Shepherd correspondent

Mrs. George Smith, living near
and Jas Mathess of Davis
bury. south part of the state. brother
and sister. were reunited last week
after being separated for over "a wears.
neither knowing the whereabouts of the
other Mrs. Smith and brother were
when children. at the death
of their parents. One was placed in
the orphan asylum at Coldwater and
the other in Lansing, after which time
thew lost all trace of one another.
About four weeks ago a poultry
buyer from Davisburg was through
Shepherd and took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs Smith and it was while at
the table that he remarked of the
strikning resemblance between Mrs.
Smith and Jas. Mathess of Davisburg
and asked her If she had brother by
that name. and it was then that he
learned of their separation. 1t result
ed in Mr.. Mathess and little son maxi
ing his sister visit here last week
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
ELECTED OFFICERS
Little Giant Hay Press Co. Held Their
Annual Meeting Last Monday
LAST YEAR A PROSPEROUS ONE
Messrs. Ely Brewbaker and W. ". StOpple
Elected to Board Of Directors

The Little Giaht Hay Press Co. is
proving one of Alma's money makers
At the annual meeting held last Mon
day the reports for the business wear
showed the business to be in pros
porous condition with a steady demand
for the products of the factory. The
business AS developed. is largely the
result of follow-up system of letters
and advertising literature devised by
the general manager. Mr.. w. w.
Stoppel and that the method Is
proving successful one is shown bv
the large number of inquiries received
from everv bunch of advertising
mailed out.
At the annual election of officers the
following directors were chosen, L
E. Wilson, j. w. Robinson. Francis
King, II. G. Richardson. W w.
Stopple. Ely Brewbaker and w. j.
McVicker.
The directors elected the following
officers
President-L. E. Wilson
Vice PRESIDENT. w. Robinson
Treasurer, Francis King
General Manager-W. w. Stopple