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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-27
PEREzA;; NAL AUM0R
Productos de la Estacien
que Sc Quitan Ton un
Buen Tonlco
Las Pildoras Rosadas del l'r. Wi.
lliams Hacen ESQ Efcazmente
Puriticando Ia Sangre yFor
talecieDdo los NerviOs,
Dan Energia, Buena
Digestion y
Appetite.

En- esta estacion del ano notables
cambios ocurren en- la condicion de
Ia sangre. Las indicaciones ulslbles
suelen ser pereza, NAL humor, desa-
rreglos digestivos, aveces erupclo-
nes cutaneas. La causa es que la san
gre Sc halla algo vlciada por la mac
tividad 9 exceso del invierno y nece-
sta un tonico depurativo. Personas
de todas las edades recibiran benefl-
cos resultados de las Pfldoras Ro
das del DR., Williams, y 10 mas pru-
dente es tomarlas desde ahora, por
algunas semanas. Sus efectos equl-
valen a un mes de vacaciones, espe-
cialmente 81 Sc toman antes que el
sistema Sc halle aniquilado por los
calores:
La Sra. Amalia Ob6n, residente
en- la Mabana, calle Monte 459, Ger
tifica SUI curacion con este remedlc
tonico en- esta forma: "Por espaclo
de dos amos que molesto una gran
debilidad que con dificultad me per
militia atender a mis- quehaceres. No
tenfa amino para NADIA, me dollan
varias parties del cuerpo y estaba mel
viosa. Una sonora amiga me hablo
de las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams y por sus consoles las tome
y me dieron buen resultado, y me
es muy grato declarar que por elias
que ha restablecido y no he vuelto 4
sentirme NAL despues de conclull
mi curacion.
Estas pildoras son tonicas; no pur-
gantes. Curan sin debilitar. No
acepte otras "pildoras rosadas'
sin exigir las del DR.. WILLIAMS.
Sc venden en- todas las boticas en- pa
quotes cerrados solamente.
Publicamos un folleto contenien-
do instrucciones importantes con
respecto a la dieta. Sc mandara fran
co de porte solicitandolo del DR.. Wi
lliams Medicine Co., Schenectady.
N. Y. indicando ell peri6dico en- que
Sc ha visto este aviso.
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.

Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
aUBASTA PUBLICA BIENES INMUEBLES
En- la Coecurfa Rer errss de San Lorenzo e da
e 3l0 las venddos los odo
los
por pasa
dbo tempo blcienes vena los agos segdn doue
Ley de Rnas lrterras
PROPIETARIOs Description &c Ia Propieda Coutbuons ga.os
- aproxImados
Eduardo MonaHez los eds y ] Casa Bo Espino 1919.
Evargeista C!auio II eds y % Bo Espno 1s7O
PRIMERA SUBASTA.
Vicente Martinez eds Be-. Espino
sucn Luis Delgada eds. b. Qda Arenas IA
Antonla de la Cruz, 4. boho.
Pueden verse los detsls den pecvos ezpeenes
ii oompradoI de cad proedsd deb deposar elective 10
ez por e1o de vslor vend perdeS
daTe de de la por cua lie m pro.
edad dufante @ dez das Gguentes verifo6
San Lorenzo p r., Mayo %, &c 1910.
Firmado) P Garcia Otir-COl.ctor
APrabad0: Samuel D. GrOusr. g1sasuIsz
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Lea este, que |e inteIesa

iDesea Vd. conccar Ell mejor tinte
ideado para devolver al cabell 0 su pri
mitivo color?
:Quiere Nd. camhiar su canoso pc
10 por una hermosa cabellera negra
Y sedosa?
lie gustarla Vd. naccr desapa-
recer de All roStro el teo signo de
vejez que induI .,hlemento prtducen
las Caras:
.Esta Nd. interesado en- hacer una
buena CONQUEST:
Entonce,, am 20 8 AMIGA decida-
re usar la muy atamada J~en-
lima que es sin disputa el mejor
tinte cono,ido V de resultados mas po
sitivos.
De venta en- todas las farmacias
81 por MAYOR.
The Joyenjhnn P. o. Box
101 Ponce. p l..
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Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.

SUBASTA PUBLICA. BENES INMUEBLES.
Colecura de Rentas nenas de Arroyo da julio 1910
venddos los odo los
cubr
recag embargdos haber pagado deo
tempo conbuones vncdas los cargos gdn dpone Ley
Reas Intenas.
PROPETARIOS Description de la Propiedad Conbuciones gastos
aproxmado
PRIMERA SUBASTA.
Jose6na Grand Vda. L6ies, Solar de IT. ~ metros;
mad b. Pueblo 1927
Pueden detales deen los especvos expedente
propedd db dpoa efeevo 10 Ell
del vaor vendd perda
eare de ia cua u subastada
pdad dz das sguiene veri6co Ell
Arroyo P r Mayo 19 de 1910,
(Frmado) A. r. Observation-Disclosures
Aprobada Samuel D. C1romer Treasurer.
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Chinches, Polillas, Horrlgss. Pulgas v
demas bichos sucumben al "Remedio de
Salade pa a curar las picaduras de Mos
qnitos," Y al "Exter minador de Insec-
tos" que destruye la vida de los insectos.
Loc.6n conocida en- todo ell mundo para
aIejar mosquitoes y demas insectos, cuan-
do sc riega en- los cuartos. Este es el uni.
co articulo que ha resistido la prueba del
pIbllco por 20 amos mo es venenoso)
Bo;ellas de una pinta. 25 centavos; ga.
ion, Sl.00; gallon, $500. ''EI Terror d:
las tucarachas," limpiara su hogar dc
las cuc-rschas. Sc vende: en- lstss de |
de libra Y de libra. No deja polvo.
SALLADE & Co.. Unicos fobrican,es
l22 Cedar Street, New YORK City
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Muniiciipio de
San Juan, P. R.
Anuncio de subasta.

JUNO II de 1910.
Ell dia II de Julio 4 las 10 de Ia
mahana, en- la Ofcina del Alcalde de
Ia Ciudad y ante Ia Cc m sion respecti-
va, Sc venderan en- pdblica subasta 16
solares de los terrenos del ensanche, al
Este de la Ciudad.
Las proposiciones habran de pre-
sentarse en- pliegos cerrados y usando
dnicamentee Ell modelo de proposiciones
que suministrara el senior Secretario
Municipal, en- cuya Ofcina fe facili-
tar ademas a los interesados copia de
la Ordenanza conteniendo las condi-
clones de la subasta y toda otra c'ase
de informa ci6n relativa al ob;eto.
F. DEL VALE,
Alcalde de- San Juar,
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.
5UBASTA PUBLICA.


5UBAsTA PUBLCA. BIENEs INMUEBLEs
En- la Coecua de Rentas nternas de Gales e da II de
1910 las de la mahana seran venddos los
reacionados pare de los mos
fueron embagado
pagado deo tempo contbucone vncas
gun dispone Ia Ley de Rentas internas
PROPETARIOS Description de Popedad Conbucones gaos
aproxmados
PRIMERA SUBASTA
Osvaldo Al fonzo $685. eds Bo Fronon 54,l4
Pedro Alfonzo 66.66 eds. Be. Fronton, 1883
Rosaa A!fonzo, 66.66 eds Bo 1883
Eulogo R Ocasio, 20 eds boho Bo. Fronton 29l9
Sue Juan Cirio Santos, "a eds b. Jagua 1896
Agustn Ortiz Rivera So eds Bo IIato Veo 1852
Feipa Rosario 10 eds Bo tTonol, 5b2
Jose Rivera To- 40 eds l Bo. F1onton 1902
detales que den los pecvos expedientes
compadr cada propedad dbe depotar ecvo
diez del vendd pedera
que deare paga po cua s fu6 subaaa
propedad dez das ver66
Gales P. R, de 1910.
(Fmado) J. E. Marrero.--Colector.
Anrobado -.Samuel Gromer Treasurer
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No 10 olvideis.

Eon San Luis Los Sres. A. Alva
rez hermano, siguen obteniendo el me-
jor exito con iaventa del acreditado
Ron San Luis producto de superior
oalidad que ha conquistado justa IA
ma en- la isla y fuera dc ella No
contiene sustancias nocivas Y es una
bebida tdnica y reconstituyente. No
divides cue los pedidos deben hacerse
a la acredi'ada casa calle de San Jose
en- Ssc Juan. Ron San Luis.
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LA Gran v|v|ENDA

Los altos de la hermosa casa de
Fernandez Juncos, frente a Ia plaza
de Cataho, esta disponihle. Tiene una
GAIA de aqua higienica, sobre la tie
rrs, capaz de 10000 litros; una te-
rraza para jardin al nivel de la gale
ria, y esta en- el sitio mas sano, VEN
tilado Y pintoresco de la poblaci6n.
Sc admiten propos;ciones, siendo
preferidas las de mas largo arriendo
Intormcs. San Francisco &c, Capital
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''Gran baile de etiqueta.

Los preparativcs que Sc estan ha-
tieudo para este gran bale son inue1-
meusos. por 10 cDaI "El Puerto Rico
Elegante" de r Mort.s ofiece a los
Cabal'eros que le GUSTAV vestir bien,
un gran surtido de Tracks Smokins
y Chisteras Todo nuevo V de Ultima
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CoNsEJos ALAS MADREs.-E
jsrabe calm ante della Ssnora win slow
.debe de ussrse siempD que los nii o.
estsn en- el periodo dc II dentici6 q. !.
Proportions alivio Immediate d peg ne
fc pseiente produce IN sDefio nStu raj
= trsnguilo, siivia el dolor y el IN &C.
Tito despierts muy vivo y alsgre. Ea
muy sgrsdable q palsdar. calm a
aifo abianda sus dolores. hace fic il la
fuDci6n del est6mago y reguls 10 9 in
ientinos- Es el mejof remedio 90 noci-
90 para Ia diArrss ysprovengass tads
10 de1tici0n 6 de cualquiera otrA Ten
case mucho cuidsdo On pecir ei "Jara
be Calnante de 10 Ssooes vinsloV" q
u msjorde todes.
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Perfumeria se|eCta

En- "LA LUNA" San Francisco
35. San Juan, Puerto Rico. La ce-
lebre esencia IDEAL de Houbigant.
Aqua dentri6ca, polvos y jabones. Es-
tractos y esencias hasta de ounce Pc
sos el fIasco.
En- tela de seda graudes novedades.
Velos, abrigos y mantillas de Ultima
moda. Lo mas moderno en- tejidos de
hilo y de aIgodon. eurtido esplen-
dido.
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APr'bad0: Samuel D. GJousg. treasurer,
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
THE RIVER NILE.

Eaypt Would Bo Wilderness but For
This Wonderful Stream.
The Nile is probably the most won
derful river in the world. 1t has made
Egypt possible by turning an arid
wilderness into the richest land in the
world 1t has provided at the same
time an admirable commercial high
way and made easy the transportation
of building materials. The ancient
Egyptians were thus enabled to utilize
the granite of Assuan for the splen-
did structures of the hundred gated
Thebes and of Memphis and even for
those on Tanis. on the Mediterranean
coast
At a time when the people Of the
British isles were clad in skins of wild
beasts ard offered human sacrifices
upon the stone altars of the Druids
Egypt was the center Of a rich and
refined civilization. Most Of the de
velopment Of Egypt was due TO the
Nile. which not only watered and fer
tilted the soil annually. but was aud
Is one of the best natural highways in
the world.
From the beginning of winter TO the
end Of spring-that is. while the Nile
is navigable-the north wind blows
steadily up the stream with sufficient
force to drive sailing boats against the
current at a fair pace. while, on the
other hand. the current is strong
[, enough to carry boat without sails
down against the wind except when II
blows a gale. That is why the ancient
Egyptians did not need steam power
nor electric motors for the immense
commerce that covered the Nile nor
for barges carrying building materials
for hundreds OF miles.-New York
Herald
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

Christy. M. Enzabeth seeney. Sophie
James. Gertrude A. jefferson and Ma
bel =. Jones
School No. 22-Mary f. Henry,
teacher, Minnie r. Harmon, temporary
appointment.
School No 2s-Fiorenoe V. Marley.
principals Alva NJ Holley. Helen NJ.
Sasse. Daisy l.. Chambers. Cora B.
stuart. Mary r. WEIGH. Edith G. Fred
ericlS and Helen Winkler.
school No 2A-sallie Reid Shaw,
principal; Ida W. Cleland, Martha l..
Magee. Meta Robinson, Margaret j.
Murphy. Reba B. Smith. Minnie f.
Harris. Anna T. Burns. Susan Weir,
Ellen Walker. Elizabeth Alrich,
Martha M. Simms. Delilah Brown. A.
Mary Cornell, Esther A. Shippers and
Florence c. Fahey.
School No 25.-Mary NJ Brady. prin-
cipal Mabel F.. Baird Kathryn NJ Dou.
gherty Helen r. Rile, Marguerite A. Do
herty Catherine f. Samuel, Helen B
Tuchton and Ethel Anderson.
School No 2s.-Maris G. Loney. prin,
cipal: NJ Jane Henvis. Ethel C. Toppin
Marguerite J. oConnor and isabelle B
Tuchton.
School No 27.-Mathilda p. Graham
principals Mary A. Shields. Geneviev'
OConnor. Carolyn H. Fisher and Louis,
NJ. Roddy
School No 2s.-Mary NJ Turner. prin
cipal. Lucy M. Carvn. Margaret Miller
Elizabeth S. Mcdaniel, Mary X Thel
man, Ida T. windish. Georgine F. Down
ing. Dorothy W Millard, Ella c. Cor
nell. Bertha Liohtenstein. Ella r. Todd
Lena NJ Dllin Mary c. Seal Anna T
Lincoln, Sophie NJ. Gunther. Madge A
Provost and Annie r. Forrest
School No 29.-Edwina b. Kruse. prin
cipal; Rhoda r. Robinson Emma B.
Gibson Emma F. Lewis. Frances seeney
Florence Trusty, Blanche Russ. Bessie b
Taylor Ceestine O. Perry. Ida NJ Csld
wen, Edna Parker and Goldie A. VIII
iiams.
Special Teachers rs.-Josephne Fletcher
supervisor OF music Joanna dup Nc
Laughln. supervisor Of sewing; Alice z
Lawrence, teacher Of sewing. s. A. Mari
teacher of sewing; Frances r. Foreman
teacher Of sewing Isabelle ]. Crawford
teacher Of sewing; D.ara f Counts.
teacher Of sewing; Mahelle T. Pric,
temporary teacher Of sewing
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
The Uses of Rubber.

1t is probable that NO other com
modify ever came into such varied use
within so short a period as india rub
Der. First employed practically for
footwear and other waterproof apparel
rubber has come to be employed IN
electrical insulation. hose pipes for the
conveyance Of water. steam. air and so
on: pneumatic and other tires for all
sorts of wheeled vehicles. balloons and
the planes of aerial machines. innu
neral articles for the comfort of 10
valids. household conveniences and
what not. Thus far rubber has never
come into use TO an important extent
for any given purpose TO which II Is
not still devoted. In other words. its
advantages are so marked in many
uses that when once introduced no
substitute can be found for it.-Cas-
sier's Magazine
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
OLD LONDON INNS.
Some That Are Famous Because Of e
Special Dish.

Some That Are Famous Because Of e
Special Dish.
Though various restaurants in New
York, Washington. New Orleans or
San Francisco are famous for certain
dishes. yet this is generally the result
Of accident rather than design that
one article upon the menu should be
pre-eminently successful and popular.
The day is past when this one dish
could make the reputation of the
place.
In London, however, this is not the
case. though it must be confessed that
there are not now as many inns as
formerly which have become famous
by reason of the popularity of one
dish. In times gone by every London
inn of any pretensions at all had its
special dish whereon it prided itself
and to partake of which patrons trav-
eled many miles.
Eel pies were once the great feature
Of breakfast served at the old Sluice
House, near Finsburg park. The nee
cScdIJ Qudu0lJ VI noh was ASHNAoiAJ
dredged up from the stream which ran
under the windows OF the inn. The
pies are still to be had. but the eels
are procured from a nearby fish mar
ket.
Simpsons. in the Strand. is noted for
its fish dinners. This place was once
immensely popurar. and even today
there is a certain following who swear
by its repasts. For certain sum the
guest eats as much of a variety of fish
as be cares to.
Another inn boasts OF special dish
in the shape of Southdown mutton.
This is wheeled up to the table in or
der that each individual may select
the particular cut TO which he is par
tial. The mutton is kept warm by
means of water heated by a lamp.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
WiIminaton Girl in Trouble.

Charged with assault and battery
James D. Eames a former policeman
OF Philadelphia. and Miss Esther New
man, who gave Wilmington as her
home were each held in $500 bail for
court by Magistrate Morris in that
city.
Miss Newman, IL was said has been
assisting Eames in the management
of an ice cream parlor he has been
running since he resigned from The
police force last Thursday. Mrs Esmes
u was said. objected TO the Young
woman's presence Later the women
engaged in a hght during which Miss
Newman cut Mrs Enmes with peu-
knife
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
Odd Hair STYLES.

Some Of the New Hebrides people do
their hair up in a bunch on the top Of
the head and stain it yellow. while
the inhabitants of the Ombai Islands
pass it all through a tube so as to
make a kind of plume. The Marquesas
chiefs favorite method is to shave all
the head except two patches. one over
each temple. where he cultivates two
horns of hair. No doubt this is to
render him more a thing of terror to
his enemies than admiration 40 his
friends. His reason for shaving the
rest Of the head is to allow more space
for tattooing. as If all the available
skin Of the body were not enough.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

Everyone who is troubled with sore,
sweaty. or tender feet-swollen feet
smelly feet, oorns. csllouses or bum
ions can quickly make their feet well
now. Here is instant relief and a
lasting permanent remedy-its called
TIz -TIz makes sore feet we'll and
swollen feet are quickly reduced 20
their natural size. Thousands Of ladies
have been able 10 wear shoes a full
size smaller with perfect comfort.
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principle of draw
ing out all the poisonous eNudations
which cause sore feet Powders and
other remedies merely clog up the
pores. TTZ cleanses them out and
keeps them clean. II works right on.
You viii feel better the very first time
MS used. Use IL week and you can
forget YOU ever had sore feet There
is nothing on earth that can compare
with IT, TIz is for sale az all drug
sists 2S cents per box or direct n you
wish from walter Luther Dodge &
Co chicaso III
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

collection was then taken for the Beth
Israel Hospital, built by the Hebrews
of Wilmington and donated By them
70 the Delaware Anti tuberculosis
Society S120o was realized. Abra-
ham Goldberg father OF Lewis Gold
berg purchased the honor OF handing
the sum over to the Hebrew Charity
Association. and the sum was paid
TO ]. Harry Gordon. the secretary Of
the association.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
ExnIainad.

"Our air mattresses" said the deal.
er. "are all filed in the months OF
April and May. That accounts for
their remarkable resilient qualities"
"Is the air Of those months better
than others2"
"They are the spring months, you
know. w."-Exchange
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
Block Party for Babies' HospitaI.

A block party for the benefit Of the
Babies Hospital, will be held this
evening on the porches from No 1901
to 1913 West street All that row Of
porches will be attractively decorated
with Japanese lanterns, and refresh
ments Of many kinds viii be for sale.
The small priced tickets for admission
will include ice cream. Among the
children who are working TO make the
AFFAIR a success are Misses Madaline
and Helen Griffith, Miss Madaline Will
son and Misses Nellie and Helen Smith.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
Iustloa.

The only way TO make the mass Of
mankind see the beauty Of justice is
by showing them in pretty plain terms
the consequence Of injustice.-sydney
Smith
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
Baby's slrth Helps Hospital.

On June is at No $40 King street
there was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Goldberg. q son. On June 22d. follow
ing the custom of the Hebrew faith.
the friends OF the parents went 10 the
house az their invitation TO. celebrate
the event 4 banquet was given to
the guests. after which toasts we're
given TO the host and hoetess. the Saby
-~s@ ethar zaercbers Of the family. A
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

Progress is the activity Of today and
the assurance Of tomorrow.-Emerson
Evening journal., 1910-06-28

Seersucker Ginghams, extra 6ne
quality. all fast colors, In all the Il
new stripes. Value lOc a yard at. ~
Lancaster Apron Gingham, In all
the new checks Allover l0c IL
yard, at -..............,.-.H ~
White India Iinon, very fine
quality the regular 17c amlo
yard, at .....-............... "
Fine Sheer White English Nainsook,
very good quality. Regular f91~
1Sc a yard at ................ G2U
Sheets. full size. stx9o extra heavy
quality hemmed and ready for o.
use. Value soc, at............ - WV
Bolster Cases, extra fine quality
42x72. hemmed and ready for De-
use. Value sbc az ....-..,., EUG
Mems extra fine l2 Hose In black
and all the new plain shades.
Value II 1-2c pair. Special 9En
g pairs for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GUV
Mems Nainsook Athletic Underwear
with coat style shirts and knee 0En
length drawers. Value SOC at. GVG
Mems fine Cambria Night shirts. cue
extra long and wide. Value Enc
75c. at .................... wv
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
ST, $3.50, $2.25 and $2.98
Our Wednesday Specials

women't Pure Irish Linen Tailore
skirts, in natural and pure y mf
white. Value $500 Special at. EnUV
Women's Fine Pongee Parasols wit
beautiful new handles in white. hun
ter green and all shades Value on.
$l.bO. at ..................t... ....... u ~
Womens railormade Skirts. made O
high lustrous Sicilian. A beautiful
new side pleated model, trimmed wit
buttons in black, blue and gre,
value $3.50 Special = Mf
al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GuWN
Women's Pure SILK Gloves. 16 but
ton length. with two clasps al wris
and double finger tips, in white, blac
and all the new shades. Value On.
S125 at .................... VU(
Women's heavy hne Lace Dutc
Collars. extra wide. I'm beauu- 0E
ful designs. Value soc, az ..... E III
Pure Bleached Turkish Towel
extra large size, hemmed. f4l.
y allc' -.1Ac.- AT. d. ........s. &2l
W Pure Bleached Mercerized Tab
Damask 5S inches wide. beautiful me-
patterns. Value 2oc a yard. ~
at ........-........... e. e.
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
Sale of Pure Linen Tailored Suits, $3.50
1928 Pure Linen Crash Busters $50
Handsome New Summer Dresses

Womens Misses Wash Dresses beautiful one-pece m
els in chanbray inene percae and gnghams in all the
checks stripes and contrasting collar effects high and
neck models; value $3.50 to $500 at
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
$2.AS, $3, 1888, S. and up to $Il.S8
Beautiful New Children'S Dresses

Gs Pretty Dresses made of hne gngham percae and I'm
over 100 styles just received all beautifully made and
trimmed the style effects mention all
also MILDLY Suits sizes values $7s $500
Evening journal., 1910-06-28
$500 and $2.90

Wonlens Misses high grade Lingerie Dresses 200
all elaboraey trimmed with fine aces.
boderies medaons aover embroidered they
elusive models in white pink blue and lavender long
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-11-17
Boost-Don't knock

There is always whole lot OF people
that believe in enjoying Injuries and
are continually calling for them. This
class Of people are as rule, the last
ones to think Of paying anything to help
keep up the expense. For instance
when they come to town they begin to
grumble and growl because the town is
not as beautiful as they would like to
see, or maby the store hasn't just
What they want in fruit or some other
article. They would like to see a
butcher shop in town. a hardware. a
barber shop, drug store, etc, SO
on special occasions they can get as have
or buy l5c worth of fresh meat for a
change. This class Of people delight in
seeing a new business come to town,
but they never Think Of ma,:;ng it pos
sible for this business man to cxhist.
Rather than to keep the luxury Of hay
ing these business houses, they
never lose an opportunity of buying a
quarter Of beef from the first man
that happens along and wiz cut half
cent or so to induce the buyer to take a
large Iuntity-or so. This class be-
lieve in living. but not supporting, and
it is far from the right way OF living.
The butcher can't we unless he has the
entire support of the people and it shows
very selfish spirit to happen in Sterl-
ing and for the sake of one or two cents
buy couple OF pounds of meet and
bring back. Do you thiPk that our mar
ket can run under such conditions? Can
you save money by doing business in
this manner? 1t was only short time
ago when Raymer was ordering her
meat from Sterling and paying big ex-
press on it, too. The hotels could not
give you a change from ham, because
they could not get fresh met.
Those circumstances existed at one
time and are sure to exist again unless
the people change their ways and try to
kpi!d up our little cities, instead Of try
ing TO tear them down.