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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
DEALERS
PLAN A BIG SHOW

The Salt Lake Automobile Dealers as
ISOLATION met last night at the Commercial
club and discussed at length plans for
the big automobile show to be held in the
Auditorium in Richards street from Feb.
10 to 26, 1910. W. d. Rishel was appointed
manager of the show. Members present
reported that considerable interest was
being manifested by the public generally
in the coming show, the first Of its kind
to be held in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
JAIL BREAKER BEING
SOUGHT IN SALT LAKE

Oscar E. DrOege. alias Arthur Dreyer.
alias Frank Morrison, is believed to be in
Salt Lake. and word has been received
from Chief of Police Hamilton Armstrong
of Denver TO be on the lookout for the
man, who is wanted in connection with
the robbery of a New York hospital. II
IS sta>cd that DrOege has been traced as
far as this city and that he is stopping
at one of the hotels here
DrOege escaped from the jail at Den
yer Oct. by means Of saws, which it is
believed were smuggled to him by wo-
man
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
oRPHEUM THEATRE.

A touch of high life is injected into
the Orpheum's bill this week when
dozen swaggeT boys and girls. smartly
tailored and gOwned, make their ap-
pearance in a stage setting designed
to picture the interior of a big country
club house. The idea of dramatizinG
the characters and incidents which are
supposed to be typical of a fashionable
club is new, and it is gOrgeOus1y car
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
MAYOR ARRANGES FOR
TRANSFER OF REALTY

Mayor John S BransfOrd yesterday APP
proved all Of the work done by the city
council Monday night Yesterday the
mayor was busy most of the day COM
pleting details and arranging the deed
from Salt Lake to G. W. Johnson Of the
Houston Investment company for the 4I12
feet Of city ground on Fourth South
street which has been sold for $4,000. The
transfer will be made as soon as few
minor details have been arranged
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CITY BREVITIES.

THE SECOND Of the series of lectures
on genealOgies will be given by Pro
lessor Christensen of the L. D. $.
University. The subject is Gene
alogy Among the Jews" Lecture
starts at 1880 o'clock in room 80, B.
7. Memorial building. All interested
invited.
TWO NEW CASES Of typhoid fever
were reported to the city board of
health yesterday as follows. Robert
Croft aged 30, sol Park avenue. and
Hattie Altman, aged 13, 761 Kimball
avenue.
BIDS ARE being called for by Archi-
tect R. NJ Taylor for the erection of
q terrace OF ten three-rOOm modern
cottages in Sixth South street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth East streets.
H. D. LYON Of the police department.
accused by James Duke of assault
ing him in the Fleur de Lis sa loon
Monday afternoon, was in the L. D. s.
hospital at the time, recovering from
an operation for appendicitis. J. NJ.
Lyon, patrOlman No. p. is the off
Ger Duke says he intends to swear
out complaint Of battery against.
A. FRED WEY, proprietor Of the viii
son hotel returned yesterday from
San Francisco, where he attended
the annual meeting Of the Western
Hotel Keepers association, of which
he is vice president
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY and At
tOrney General A. r. Barnes went to
Ogden yesterday to inspect the new
buildings and other Improvements
made this year at the State Indus
trial school.
SCHOOL TEACHERS Of the public
schools of Salt Lake viii go to Lehi
next Saturday to visit the sugar fac
tory there. It is expected that 100
teachers viii take advantage of the
excursion. Two extra cars will be
attached TO the Denver & Rio Grande
train leaving Salt Lake at $40 a. m.
The fare viii be S1.25 round trip.
DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
L. II. SMYTH has information to give
to Robert Folsom and Folsom is in
y1ted to appear at the office Of the
United states marshal in this city.
r. 2. HUNT. assistant general mana
ger Of the Utah Light & Railway
company, is quite i'll, not having been
able to look after his duties since
returning from the street car mems
convention at Denver. The office is
being directed by Chief Clerk Baker
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
DEFECTIVE CONTRACT
COSTLY TO PLUMBERS

the Midgley Bros. plumbers, lost their
suit against the Campbell Building com
pany, which had been on trial before a
jury In Judge George @. Armstrong;
Campbell. The Midgley Bros claimed
s.. 100 for plumbing done for the Camp
bell company on the Federal building.
but It is claimed the contract did not
strongly bind the construction company.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
MURDERS YOUTH
FOR HIS MONEY
Slayer Supposed to Have Fol-
lowed KehI From Salt
Lake to Nevada.

When Joseph Kehl a youth Of 20 years,
left salt Lake a few days ago with q
large sum of money in his possession,
was he followed by persons from this city
and robbed and murdered by them at Ha
zen, New?
William J. Clark, who lives at $40 North
First West street, believes that he was,
and when a telegram was received from
Hazen by Chief Of Police S. NJ Barlow
yesterday, telling of the finding of young
KehPs body near that place with the
head crushed, this was the first theory
advanced by Clark, with whom Kehl had
associated while here. A letter found
upon the body of the dead youth gave
the clue to his identity and caused the
telegram to be sent to the police here.
This letter was written by the Clark boy.
Clark states that Kehl worked here for
many months, leaving a few days ago to
go to his mothers home in southern Cal
ifOrnia. So far as could be ascertained,
Kehl had no relatives in Salt Lake Clark
says that Kehl had a large amount of
money when he left this city, which he
said he had saved to give to his mother.
This leads the Clark boy to the theory
that Kehl was followed from Salt Lake
and murdered for the money.
The dead youth is also said to have
relatives at Buffalo, n. Y, and the police
here will make an effort to communicate
with them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
PARENTS CLASS TO GIVE
OLD-FASHIONED PARTY

The parents class OF the Twenty first
ward Sabbath school will give an old
time party at the residence Of Mr.. Gran
dan &c Third avenue. on Thursday even
ing. Fashionable wearing apparel of fifty
years ago will be worn by all members
of the class, and Oid-time songs and
games will be the amusements of the even
ing. The home Will be decorated with
pumpkins and coTnstalks.
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COLONIAL THEATRE.

Edward Hume and Grace DeMar con-
tinue to please large houses at the Co
lOnial this week. They are not off the
stage very long at any time. but even
then the audience does not seem to get
enough of them. A matinee win be
given this afternoon at 2:15.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
AYERS HUSBAND is CRUEL
AND HABITUALLY DRUNK

Lila A ThOne married Frank H ThOne
in Los Angeles on April q. 1857. and now
she wants a divorce. She filed an action
in the district court yesterday, charging
Thone with cruelty. She also says he is
an habitual drunkard.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
COUNTY AND CITY AT
OUTS ABOUT BRIDGE

Another conference viii likely be held
within a few days between the county
and city officials regarding the bridge
across the Jordan river at Twelfth South
street. The city and county have Joined
hands for twenty years in the mainten-
ance of this bridge, but now the city
claims the bridge is in the county alto
gether. and that it should bear none of
the expense for repairs which are now
badly needed The commissioners say
the city line runs directly through the
bridge and that the city should pay half
of the expense.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
R. E. ROSS FUNERAL.

The comrades of James B. Mexican post
No /, visiting comrades and corps men,
bers are requested to attend the funeral
Congregation church, corner Fifth South
and Seventh East streets, at o'clock to-
morrow.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27

The Rush Valley Farming company of
Logan filed an amendment to it's articles
in the office Of the secretary Of state yes
terday authorizing assessments on the
$4,000 capitalization not to exceed 10
cents a share.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
GET PAY FOR MACHINE.

The Eureka Machine company received
verdict of SG035O against the Zion Coz
operative Home Building and Real Estate
company I'm Judge NJ. L. Ritchie's division
Of the district court yesterday This
and for freight. The real estate firm
claimed the machine was damaged ia
shining
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A CLEVER COMEDLENNE

people on the stage while this act is
on and in no way does 1t seem that
expense has been spared in making the
production satisfactory.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27

The Mine Development & Tunnel Con-
strucung company of Salt Lake filed ar
ticles Of Incorporation with the county
clerk yesterday The capital is placed at
S25, 900, in shares of 81 each, Of which o. 500
shares were held in the treasury. The
officers are: Joseph F. Klaner president;
George Kruegar, vice president, and Al
fred G. Ellsworth, secretary and treas
urer. Each holds $50 shares of stock and
the three comprise the board of direct
ors.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27

The San Rafael Fuel company, organ
lied with a capital of 100000 filed arti-
cles with the county clerk yesterday.
Ira D. Browning of Castle Dale is the
chief stakeholder, and the others inter
ested are Of Salt Lake The officers are
As follows; Ira D. Browning, president
William R. Bradley, vice president; VIII
liam Pischel, secretary and treasurer, and
Joseph A Jennings and Ralph A. Nc
Broom additional directors. each holding
one share of stock. William r. Bradley
holds 1000 shares in trust OF the hold
ings Of Browning 922,549 shares are made
a part of the treasury stock of the COM
pany, Al, 300 shares of which will be used
for the purchase Of 1850 acres Of land in
Emery county, in addition to 1872 IS
acres adjoining, which is taken over for
the full capitalization.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
HEINZE BARELY ESCAPES
A VISIT TO PRISON

New York, Oct 26.-Arthur P.
HeinZe, associated with his brother, F.
Augustus Heinze. in the affairs of the
United Copper company. came near
landing i'm the Tombs for a ten days
sentence this afternoon, but at the last
moment Judge Ward of the United
States circuit court granted a stay and
Heinze's release under 81, 500 bail pend
ing the filing Of an application for a
writ of error was allowed.
The merit Of the 'Wasatch' Brands
Did bring them into fame.
The good housewife this brand de-
mands;
There are none Just the same.
"Royal" Stale Bread Depot,
Open 3 20 .. m. daily. Entrance on
Third South Good bread very cheap.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs Ida Fitzgerald to Ray Van
Cott lot I. block Isl, plat Aus 50
Henry J. Talbot and wife to J. Louis
StrOhauer. lot D. block %. plat A. S.0G
Henry J. Talbot to A. Z. POmeroy,
lot >, block 20. plat A.................10 so
Kimball & Richards to George G.
Witzler. part of lot s. Burton
Place Second addition ..,..,...,..,. %
Euphemia N. Gilhespy, to Thomas G.
Lambert, lot 7. block q, five-aCre
plat A.. ..-... .....- 49, $500.
BENJAMIN c. Shaver to J. c. Jensen,
lot 3. block 81, plat C............... 1,5O
Matilda Laner to Benjamin F.. Estes,
lot s, block 10, plat B................ 4,20
Nettie G. Davis and husband 70 R.
Hofheins, part of section I, town
ship 2 south. range l east --..-.---. 80
Thomas L. Newton and wife to Amos
H. Marsden, lots in block /, AGA
dia -. -. ...... 800. ......... 210
Jacob r. Boss to Kimball & Rich
ards, lots 70 and q, block 8, Burton
place ..+... '..-.. 1890 s--.s' II
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27
ORPHEUM TICKETS GIVEN away
BY The HERALD-REPUBLICAN

Somewhere
either The whose
tisements Issue.
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Owen Bailey, an enthusiasts worker in
the First precinct, was a caller ut Re
publican headquarters yesterday, bringing
the assurance that the fusion council
manic ticket in the First will prove
sure winner over j. b. Moreton and J.
w. Mckinney.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27

There's nothing like sham in famed
Wasatch ham,
It's rich and it's all to the good.
There's lean round the bone and fat
round the lean,
And it's packed. too. the way that It
should.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 90 up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
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McCoy's, livery. carriage and IigAt
livery. Both phones 81.
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Correspondence Papers for Ladies
And gentlemen, plain or embossed. with
your monogram or address.
PEMBROKE STATIONERY co.
"a w. Second South st.
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Kodak Finishing.

Salt Lake PFatO supply Co.. I42 Main
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DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
l. II. SMYTH has information to give
to Robert Folsom and Folsom is in
vited to appear at the office Of the
United States marshal in this city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27

WILLIAM SPRY and At
torney General A. r. Barnes went to
Ogden yesterday to inspect the new
buildings and other improvements
made this year at the State Indus
trial school.
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"ROyaID staIe Rread pepot.

Open 20 5 .. m. daily. Entrance on
Third South Good bread very cheap
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-27

The saloon and rooming house pro-
prietOrs on the west side We're all sOlidly
lined up with the American party yester-
DAY in getting out the vote, showing their
faith in the promise of J. S. BransfOrd
to reopen the stOckaGe Immediately after
his election if the people of Salt Lake ex-
press their wishes In the matter that way
by re-electing Bransford.
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son hotel returned yesterday from
San Francisco, where he attended
the annual meeting Of the Western
Hotel Keepers association. of which
he is vice president
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-18
Oficina de Sanidad
Beneficencia y COrrecciOnes.
Negooiado de Sanidad q Bemefoencia.
ConvOUatoria de ezlmenes para Macs.
trOs Plomsros Ofciales Plomeros.

Ds scusrdo con el pkrrafo del Rsgla
msnto XI do Plomerfa 10 convoca todpu
los que dsseen acreditHr Hlfcisncis On ls
mstsris, para los sxfmsnss que tsndraa
lugsr el dia II 18 dc Fsbrsro de 1909.
para masstros plomsros y el dia 19 del
mismo mes y aiic, psra o6cislsu plomsroH
en- las oficinaa del dspartamsnto.
Los aspirantes deberan prsssntRr suz
s,licitudss hasta Las cuatro de Ii tarde del
dia Is del msncionsdc mes.
La natsria sobre que ha do vsrsAr sl
exGmsn comprende In Higuisnts:
1o.-Procsdimisntos para lAz inatalacio'
mes ie objetoz dc plomsris como inodoros,
urinalss, sumideros, etc. etc., y para In
dsbida vsntilsci6n de los miEmos. dc acusr'
do con los Rsglamsntos dc la Junta Su'
psrior do SAnidad.
23.-Procsdimisnto para In instalaci6n
do dsssgGs dc ediicios y ventilation de
aqusllos.
3c.-Corrscci6n de Pianos dsfectuosol
presentados nj sxaminRnte.
I 4o.-Prkctics de conscciones dc tuberfa
do hisrro , plomo, y dsmks obistos del m
me, por medic do soldsduras, espscialmsn
to junturss do plomo ahuavadas. San
Juan. Puerto Rico Ensro Is de 1909
DR.. Tomas Vazques. Director de SanidAd
Benz feencis. 2v.
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Ella fue antes de su4 matrimOnio la
SehOrita Elena Zimmerman.


Lo4dres, knero.- LA duqussa dc Man
chmt9, acabs de ser opsrads IN Londrss
nsiiaqdols al prsssnts On Was dc completo
rsstahlecimisnto.
FL toctor Sir A. Fripp hizo la opera
cion. Mr. Zimsrmann. padre dc 10 du-
qusss,e haila tAmbien sn eats ciudsd,
CON Cd motive.
In kuqussa dc Manchester fas Mim
klena kimmsrmam, hijs lds Mr.. Eugsnio
Limmkmam, un propietario do fsrrocarri'
Leo dc pinciunati, Ohio. Fus sducada sn
Franck dssds sl 1873.
La Irimsra veg qua conoci6 al duqus do
Mancynatsr fue On IN bails On ,Dinnard,
Britazhy. Dsspuss do rsitsradss nsgsti.
vas ddcompromiso, contrsjsron matrimo'
nio snsMaEylebons, Parrish Church, Lon.
drss, d Novismbrs 1900.
Fu4rscibida en Lon ofrculoa do In Corte,
y la dpqussa fus anseguida una favorita.
Hizo IN viajs 6 Amsrica al afio siguisuts
Dc ~ kssamisuto desds esa epoca ha vi.
sitadoh pa pals varias vscsa. En- Octubrs
do 1871 una hiia, Lady Mary Moutsgus.
naci6 Al aiio siguisnts, tuvo nm hijc,
sl vizdonds Dc Vaudeville y sn Julio do
1905 tuvo IN tsrcsr hiio qus foe bsutiza-
do con aguas del Miszippi, siendo uno do
los padFinos el roy Eduardo.
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UN Case DE 'KRUPP"
EN- BARRANQUITAS.
Ell oPeradOr contesta: "iQue Sc
n nuera!"
I'm cd dballO muermOSO fu6 sacrificadO

Ode maestro ccrresponsGI)
Enero 16.--DonU Uhaldino Font, gus
hacs koco psrdi6 ana hsrmanH, acaba dc
psrde& recisntsmsnts nm psqusfio hijo {
conas& &uencia del "krupp." La tsrribls
snfsrl hsdad dsstruy6 90 prscioss sxistsn.
cia eA menos de cuarsnta y ochs horas
Fl co&npstents medico. Official do sanidad
On sai$ pueblo sefior Gill, obr6 con suma
prudd ncis, tcmando Ian medidas oportunAs
para &vitar In prbpagaci6n dc ID tsmida
dolsn* lis. Rsitsramos nusztro mfa ssntido
pen e al ssiior Font, por IL nusva dsH-
gtaci$ que llsva 81 hogar luto y tris.
gsxA.
-&on motive do ls rspsntina dolencia
que <riba consignsmoh, IN m tierno nifio
del ns lzhor Font, sl farmaceutico dc ssta
polls bi6n, ssfior Rodrigusx, necssit6 pedir
ausro antidifterico Ooamo, 10 que la
mayo brsvedad, por In urgsnciR del csso,
sjscut6 por medic de una cnnfsrencia tsle-
f0nica
El activo tslafonista ssfior Rodsa trAt6
do pa mr uiu dilaci6n sl dicho tslsfonemA y
(ssg6 informsa que hsmos tornado On 81
propi oficina) sncontr6 cbataculos por
psrle del opsrAdor de Coamo, quisn pArscs
tsnis pcupado sl aparAto On conferences
con d ira persons.
Ap srcibido do la priSR que al cAHo 70.
qusrf teni6ndose ~ cusnts el vAlor de
una q kistsncia, coutsIt6: (frassH textuAlss)
IQus ke musra!
No conocemoE al operator dc Tsfsrsncis;
pero b sdvsrtimos que al pueblo 10 sirvs
con u kma cortsaia porque 81 Cd quisn psga
y qus NOS nsgArfsnos Greer si asf no 10
justif carAn muchns psrsonas honorsblss
Alif p kssentsn, tales palabras "a labios de
luisn psga sl pueblo do Puerto Rico.
- Anteaysr % daclAr6 musrmo en- M
sabAl 10 propisdad do don Santiago Ortix'
Inms iistamsnts. , por ordsn del Official
ds 8 knidad. fue sacrifcado entsrrsdo
3sspu es do qusmadas nus csnixss an I'M si
'io "a rcpiado fusrR dc In poblsci6n.
- Ia sido trasladado Dc eHts distrito
para sl do Lsjss, sl cumplido jsfs de la
polio = ssiinr Felipe Ortiz Aqui 10 supi-
mos prsciar On 10 gus vale, pues dsntre
le In sxquisita coerscci6n que ls exigisror
lus berss supo ser un intachAbls cabs
lsro Ls dssssmos saerts y prospect dadsl
m 90 nusvs uHidsncis.
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DESCRACIAO0 ACCI-
dente aver,
III autOmoyil del sehor Bravo chOca
con ell senior. Antero Adzuar.

=
A las de Ia tards do sysr % bsjaba
dc M CAIRO sl6ctrico On In parRds IL do
Santurcs. 81 jovsn sefiof Antero Adsusr,
muy conocido en- esta ciudad qua tisns
fsmiliarm On Eanturcs
lbs parR ID cGsa de ID pariente, sl 40
nor Dfss do Andinc. En asos mcmsntos
pasaba por in carretsTs, On direction G
San Juan. .sl senior Arturo Bravo, del co :
msrcio de ssta ciudad, On nm autnm6vil
que guisba 81 mismo Ls acompsfiaba
una do sus stfioritas hiss. Sc informa
que On esos momentQA .crnsaba tambisn On
direction csnsrssis otro autom6vil que
llsvaba gran vslocidad.
Al pousr sl pie On la carrstsra sl Esfior
Adsusr 20 vic con las dos mSquinaa muy
ceroa y trst6 do evitar In que mSa csrca
ssnfa que era In del senior Bravo. Fn6
cogido por sl sntom6vil de Este, recibisndc
varias lesionss % la cabszs, piernau lado
dsrscho del cusrpo.
La Efiorisa Bravo lsnz6 una gran ex.
clamaci6n al darns Cusnta del choqus,
puss psrece que el que guiaba, atsndisndo
6 no chocsr CON otros vshfculos psrsonaE
no 10 fj6 On sl gus dsspuss qusd6 tan NAL
lssionado.
Fu6 auxiliado Embellishments sl sefior
Adsuar y sn los primsros momentps psrdi6
complstamsnts sl ssntido. La rudsza dc
Las lssionss rscibidss y la dolencia gus 10
aqusjs hacs alg1u tismpo, p n en-
On mas peligro In vida del pacisnts cuyo
sntado 60 de alg6n cuidado.
Fl Lcdo. Juan Guzmkn Bsnftez, Disz
de Andino. Lcdo. Ortiz = otros familiarss
y parisntss del lssionado, no conasituyeron
embellishments On al lugRr del aucsso,
prsstfndols auxiliov.
Ssntimos sl psrcance dsssando no tspga
msyores consscuencias pars 81 jovsn com.
patriots.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-18
Z s.sa a saIsEEIL IsIacIS9lamaIss laa ssn %S; ~:

EpleA IA pREsENIE EsIAclQI.mLos mu, 1u.
chachos de ia Villa de Madrid son Ios
que han fesuelto el problema de la genie
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. Ellos son JOE
0nicos que han copseguido tener en- 81
maEnffico establ ecimiento el surtido mas
somplsto de los articulos del ramo. ALI
nunoa faltau las legftimas camisetas oe
crepe de hilo nj carecen de las mejores
medias para seiioras y nifios asi como
para cAballeros. Contratos directoe con
sabricantes les ponen en- condicion de tener
cuanto pueda pedirse y los meJores pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no compre los
Iuegos de cfntas dorothy" que venden
sn cajitas dos lazos una banda, o en- Ca
jftas de sells lazos; podemos servir cuaI,
quier color y precio deede Ito 30 e'
jusgo. Yea el gran lote de bordados en-
Gales cuya realizacion hacemos menos
de la mitad de preoio. En- telas biancas
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