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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06
EN- E.. "UTRECFIT"
UNA FIESTA BRILLANTE

| La reception celebrada aver tarde d
bord0 del crucero de primera clase DE-
la MARINA holandesa, result6 magnlfca
no solamente p0r La calidad de los invi-
tados, t0do nuestro mundo elegante, 81
no. pOr la exQuisita cortesia cue Sc dis
pens6 por Ia ofciaEdad los asistentes.
Desde las cuatro y media hasta las
seis y media el crucero empavesado, Sc
VIC constantemente visitado por selecta
concurrencia q. no dejaba de admirar
ell buen comfort del barco, construido con
todas las reglas que impone la marina
naval m0derna.
Nosotroa tuvim0s la buena fortuna
que nos acompanase 4 bordo nuestro dis
tinguido amigo, ell senior Cohen Henri
Quez g. Sc hallaba de paso en- esta capi-
tai, enseilandonos de proa popa, ell her
m0so crucero Que hace honor la mari
Ma de su nacI6n.
F1imos atendidos con delicadeza 10
mismo que t0da la concurrencia, en- Gu
yos rostros Sc dibujaba la natural salts
faeci6n que Sc experimental cuando Sc
estrechan 11anos leales
Ell consul holand6s, en- este pals, Sc
nor Alberto e. Lee, nos present6 al CO.
mandante del Utrech' Mr.. de Bovy con
Quien departimos breve ratio.
AhOra, Ell su nuevo rumbO, Ell
"Utrech" " narcha hacia Curazao, dom
de pernlanecera alg1n tempo.
DnQnto las horas transcurridas la
banda de mUsica ameniz6 la agradab1e
recepci6n y Ia ofcialidad obsequi6 los
concurrentes con cerveza, manranilla,
dulces Y emparedados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06
EL CONTAGIO
DE LA TUBERCULOSIS
PoR LA LECHE DE VACA

La Real Comisi6n nombrada nor 81
Gobierno IngI6s para el estudio de la
Tuberculosis, despu6s de penosas in.
vestigaciones que duraron mas de cir,-,
GO amos, inform6 que ell beber la leche
en- su estado natural era una de Iass
principales causas de Ia tisis. La men,
cionada comision comrrof< Il 4>:rma-
ci6n del DR.. Behrinp rcl1ti>u 4 ne Ia
Tuberculosis de IL >414 Is al" ~.:sfers
medad identica en Ia practica a la que
atilge q la especie humana que 10 t..
sis que sc hace latente en- un periods
mas 1nenos avanzado de la vida, pue--
de muy bien haberse adquirido en- la4
1nfanela por contagio de Ia leche Sem
tadas estas afrmaciones, una madre
solo p0dr3 estar asegura de que su M.
10 no cOntrae tan terrible enfermedad.
sin6 es impidiendo que el niiio tonne 1e-l
che fresca, s1lstituy6ndola con Ia 1eehe
condensada suiza. ahsoIutamente pura.
marca LA LECHERA" que Sc enva~
sa solamente con esta etiqueta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06
DANA FALLECIDA

Ell dia dos del corriente falleci6 en-
Guayama la diStinguida senora doIa Ca
mila Gaudinau Blondet, tia carnal de
nuestro estimado amigo don Carlos IT,
Blondet.
La muerte de la virtuosa DANA, ha
causado en- Ia s0ciedad de Guayama dom
Ie residla, honda impression de tristeza.
Dona Camilla era natural de Francia,
)ero lletaba largos amos de residencia
lqul, y era para ella, Puerto Rico, CO.
no una segunda Patria.
Ell entierr0 fu6 una solemne manifes-
2ci0n de dueio.
Todas las classes sociales de Guayama
~ los pueblos limitrofes asistieron al f1-
lebre acto.
N0sotros lamentamos la gran desgra-
"a que afije la distinguida familia do
liente a la que enviamos nuestro sin
zero y sentido p6same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06
E. nuevo Consul
de Venezuela

Nos ha dispensado una amable vista
el doctor Gabriel Colmenares c., Con-
sui de Venezuela en- San Juan.
Ell doctor Colmenares es persona de
mucha cultura y que ha sabido relacio-
narse pronto en- San Juan, rodeandose
de simpat1as y de afectos.
Agradecemos profundamente el salu-
do que nos ha dirigido el nuevo y dis
tinguido representante de Venezuela,
al que deseamos agradablepermanencia
entire nosotros y exitos en- su profession
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06
= xq uisitos postres

No hay otros mejores nj mas riccs,
para familias Y Hoteles que la PASTA
Y JALEA de guayaba mares LA Cons
tancia" de
ANGUERA g. Co., Ponce.
De venta en- todos los buenoA .esta.
blecimientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06

AVIsO.-A las personas que deseen
hacer un Regalo.- FL Bazar Puerto
Rico ACADIA de recibir un selecto surti-
do en- corta-plumas finos, de nacar, que
hay que despedirse - Estan provis-
tos de tijera de una, tirabuz6n, las
hay de 2, 3 y 4 cuchillas.-- No esperen
a. manana que Sc terminan. San
Francisco, 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06

Aver, en- la parada 16 y media, Sam
turce, el autom6vil numero 209, de don
Francisco Cab6, guiado por el chauffeur
Elias Rosa, n1mero 854, arroll6 4 la nina
lsolina Lopez, de doce amos de edad,,
fracturandole la pierna izquierda y oca-
slonand0le varias contusi0nes en- la cara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06
FL acto de aver
En- Ia c&s$a de Cuetara Harn1axos.

Lo nas brillante de nuestro eiemen
TO social, profesionaies, comerciantes
agricultores, industriales, hteratos y
periodistas, Sc reuni6 aver tarde en- el
establecimiento de los senores Cu6tara,
Hermanos, atendiendo Ia amabIe invi-
taci6n que 6stos les hicieran.
En- el ampli0 local, dec0rado CON ele-
gancia y que abre la calle dos monu-
mentales vidrieras, fue colocada la me-
sa del bunch espl6ndido cue Sc sirvi5 a
los irvitados. Recibiendo Z Gstoa Y col
mandoles de obseQui0s, estaban los Sc
lores Cu6tara, Den Eud0si0, Don Mi
guel, Don Manuel y Dom Francisco, y
con ellos, secundandoles en- aquei aiarde
lie hospitaLdad, los simpaticos enlplea-
dos de Ia casa, senores Andres Rosell0,
Francisco GonzaEez, Jose Rodriguez,
lose Noguera Perez, Manuel Alfonso,
Ramon LEabr6s, Manuel Carreras y
Elias LIerandi.
Los InvItados Quedaron encantados
lie tan cordial = espl6ndida acogida,
Ell "chanpa gne" hizo succsivos { in
p:ontables disparos; aquella fu5 una
inundaci6n, un desbordamiento del vi
no de orc, y junto con el "chanQa gne"
circularon los emparedados, las pastas,
los dulces exQuisitos, los tabacos dc las
mejores marcas.
Nuestro distinguido cornpafero, el
eIocuent4 orador DIR. Zeno Gambia, fu6
lesignado director de brindis y des-
pu6s de hacer ell suyo ingenioso y bri-
jlante fU6 designando 4 los oradorcs.
Hablaron alli con "sprit'', con elo-
ouencia, siendo muy aplaudidos, los Sc
1ores Eeno Gambia, Martinez y de Pons,
Vice-c6nsui de Espana, Perez Losa0a,
Suarez (Don Angel Dalmau y Canet,
Don Jaime Annexy, Diaz Caneja don
Iuis( Solomon, Don Vicente Balbas y
Don Eud0sio Cu6tara, q nombre de la
casa To10s los brindis fueron cele-
bradlsim0s y muy aIsaudidos Ali
pasamos dos hOras deiiciosas, bajo la
caricia de los ventiladores e!6ctricos.
al aQueI ambiente de elegancia, de
comfort, entire frases ingoniosa&, CO.
mcntarios op0rtunos y brindis eiocuen-
tes He aqu1 Ia Iista de concurrentes,
y desde lUegO presentamo8 nueStras fx
cusas por cualquiera involuntaria 0mi-
sion.
SeHore8 Balbas, Zeno y Gambia, Mar
tinez de Pons, Vice-C6nsuI de Espa-
ia, Dr.. Barbosa, Lcdo. Bazan, Perez
Morris, DON Ram6n) Don Carlos Con
de, Perez Losada, Diaz Caneja, Dor
Juan Tinaud, Mr. Solomon, Don Enri-
que Adsuard, Don Laureano Cantero
Don Jorge Saldana, Sr. ROcaford, Jca.
quin Pujals (Semper) Santisteban
Castro Gonz5lez, Corbella, e. Ojeda
Del Rio, Martinez Don Angel Suarez
Aguirre, Don Dafnian Piza, Don jose
Maria Lonba, Don Jaime Annexy
Don Alejandro Pena, Don Pedro de
Diego, Delmau y Canet, DeograciaS
Fabian, Enrique Rojo y muchos mas
que no recordamos en- este momento.
Muy cerca de las seis comenz6 e
desfle, y los invitados reiteraron 4 los
senores Cu6tara su felicitaci6n y suS
parabienes por el gran 6xito del actC
brillantfsimo, que fu6l una espl6ndids
demonstration de 10 que valen y signi
can en- nuestra sociedad y en- nuestrC
comercio los senores Cu6tars HERNIA
nos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06
Ell Fiscal Apornte

Esta ma1ana ha llegado q esta capt.
tal, procedente de Arecibo, ell distingui-
do Fiscal Aponte, llamado por ell de-
partamento de justicia.
Sea bien venido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06

En- la parada AZ ymedia, el CAIRO el6c
trlco numero |, arroll6 a la senora Bri-
gida Melendez y la nina Fabiana Val
dez, ocaSiOnandoles varias contusiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06
ALVAREZ-NAVA

Hace dIas viene guardando CANA nues-
tro ilustre amigo don Antonio Alvarez
Nava, Presidente del Casino Espanol
Deseamos la mas pronta mejor1a al
ilustre enfermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06
FL doctor Rivero

Con su distinguida senora 6 hijos, ha
Eegado el Jueves pasado, via Estados
Unidos, ell conocido medico DR.. Rivero.
Damosles nuestra afectuosa bienveni-
da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06

Aver, en- ell campo de '|base BALI,
Puerta de TERRA, fueron capturados por
la policla Tulio Gutierrez y Juan Rosa
rio, qlle Sc habian fugado del Dep6sito
Municipal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06

Sc ALQUILA una espl6ndida habi-
taci6n centrica en- la calle Fortaleza,
con I'm gran balloon Solamente para
dor1nitorio i ofcinas; es muy fresca
lnformaran, Cruz Il. A. Espasas Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-06

En- Ia calle del Sol, ndmero 2, habita-
clon de Emilio Negr6n, La policia sor
prendi6 una jugada prohibida, arrestan-
do dlez y ocho individuos~
The Ronan pioneer., 1911-11-03

Farming Implements, Ma
chinery, Lumber, and every
thing needed by the home
steader at prices that please.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27
Toano.

Tosno, Va. July 26-Mr H. n.
Phillips, OF the Peninsula Bank. is
in Tosno this week filling the place
of Mr.. Geddy. who is off ca his va
cation.
Vernon Gsddy was in rOanO Tues
day.
The potato buyers have left as
the farmers, with the exception OF a
few. have finished digging. The
fansrs are well pleased with results.
Certainly they were far beyond their
expectations. The commission mer-
chants lost as the potatoes rotted SC
soon after getting to market and hsc
10 De picked over before selling.
Miss Annie Wsdill IS the que:
OF Mrs. II. NJ. Clay.
Miss Pearl FIrthing. OF NewPor
News. was the week end guest o
Mrs. Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Geddy spen
| Sunday at the home OF Mr.. 5. S
Hankins.
Mrs. L. z. Holloway and daugh
ter are visiting in Franklin.
Nj. and Mrs. Robert Wilson ar
visiting the parents Of Mrs. Marstor
| Mss TEeo HARDWOOD. OF Newpot
News. has been the guest Of Mis-
| Lura Marston.
Mss Ruth Driscoll has returns
from a pleasant visit 20 Richmond.
Miss Eloise PleSants has con
home after spending several wee
ID the hospital
Mrs. Myrtle Whitaker IS gu
sick az her home near Ioano
4 Marghsrita Martin. who has &c
2 quite Ill is better.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27
Funeral Of Hrs. Alexander.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Jen-
ME Kelley Alexander. wife OF MIR.
Reed Alexander. cook place from
Methodist church of this place
this afternoon. The pastor e
the church, Rev. Z. K. Odell. COZ
Quoted the services and the interment
was in Cedar Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Alexander was the mother
OF five sons and two daughters.
three sons and one daughter surviv-
ing her. The deceased was fifty
years of age aud had been married
thirty years. She was born at Car
vile. H., was married at Okiey,
Wis. and moved to Virginia with
her husband eleven years ago from
South Dakota, where they had NOV
ed soon after being married.
The many friends of the family
! feel a great loss in the death Of this
noble woman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27
FOR STATE SENATE

TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF THE 35th SENATORIAL
DISTRICT:
/ hereby announce myself
a candidate for reelection
TO the Senate OF Virginia,
subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary, Sept.
IL, TO represent the District
composed of the counties OF
/ Hanover. Henrico, Charles
I City, New Kent, James City
and the City Of Williams
burg
I desire TO thank you for
your former support, and j
/ renominated and elected.
shall continue 10 serve the
people to the best OF ms
ability.
Yours respectfully,
! L. ASHBY WICKHAh
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27

We are sure that the voters who
heard The Joint discussion at New
Kent courthouse Tuesday between
Mr.. Madison and DIR. Stephenson.
meant GO dfscoUrtesy 10 Mr.. Madi-
son when they refused 10 hear him
further and who left the courtroom
when he asked them to hear him
again. We can assure al concerned
that Dr.. Stephenson had nothing 20
GO with the actions of the people
present. slthosgh al but three or
four seemed 70 be his supporters.
Some Of them remrksd that they
had had enough and that Madison
woulS have to get some other reason
than Dr.. Stephenson 5 alleged prom
Use not 70 oppose him before they
/ cared 70 hear any more. Nor was
there any attempt on the part OF
/ Stephenson friends TO pack the
/ court room with his supporters
\ The doctor did not reach the court
house Hi after one O'Clock and The
speaking took place in about two
hours. We were present among th'
people ali morning and Il was no
sven known that there would be
Joint discussion. Ii was simply ont
/, OF these unscoOuntsb le things TIA
sometimes happen 70 politicians
with whom the voters are not Il
sympathy. and had no personal an
, linus IN IL. The New Kent PeoPl'
Impressed Us as TOO honorable and
. too fair minded 10 De guilty OF dis
4 cou1 tesy TO q fellow citizen. no nat
Ter what their feelings were towarl
p / him politically.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27
A Cordial Endorsement.

On another page OF The Gazette
viii De found a very cordial endorse
mrnt OF the Hon. +. u. Stephen
son. candidate for The House o.
Delegates. OF the Part OF his friends
il Williamsburg. A g.suce at these
names. many OF them familiar
throughout the district. wiN give
some idea as 70 the nature O. the
support he IS receiving here. Among
ne men whose names are signed 70
TIE card are lawyers. bankers, ousi-
u-ss men. mechanics. large prop
cry ozusrs. IN FAC; al interests are
REPRESENTED snc7g the eighty odd
who sign-6.
Comlng as Il does from his home
people. trom men who Know hin
WI. many OF whom hsve had close
sssoc atiors with hin for many
years. should have strong weight
WITH those whe 90 not know him 50
iutinstsly. OF course. ire list does
rotrsprss> ulnSch mere than half 0.
those who wil support Dr.. StePh-
euson here Il the coming primary,
tne o. ject o. his trisncs not beInE
T. get a. Ms supporters but son'
frcu al cases 70 show the gene
c--ESr-cs Il him as Z nan and as |
public servant. Dr. Stsphensoi
has every reason 70 be proud o. &c
general endorsement gwen hin az
the couf5ence repOsed Il hin as
-zu sn6 felloW-ciELen
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27

The wonder 70 Us IS that the PENN
sulz trucker does not grow a good
ate potato crop. instead Of conhning
himself 70 the early crop The de-
nznd locally for the late crop IS bet
~ BY fsF than the early ore.
Thousands OF doliars annually are
sent OFT OF the state for Irish potatoes
Way not keep that money at home
BY producing the crop heTe' The
Virginia potato IS tsr superior TO the
western article and we trust that nexi
year more attention be given 70 the
/ late crop and that . large ACREAGE WI
Dc planted They rarely sell for les
/ than 2 dollar q bushel OF the lOcs
market. equal 70 about 50 per bar
re-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27

Rev. &. K. Od=ll was absent from
the city nest Of last week attending
MS district conference which met at
Charity church. Princess Anne coun-
ty. He reports a pleasant and sue
cessfull conference. Mrs. Odell
went with him as far as Norfolk
where she visited friends until his
return.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27
Putting in Fine Stock.

r. L. Spencer. successor 70 Spen-
Ger & Bro. is putting in one Of the
finest stocks OF groceries ever car
ned in Williamsburg. ne has Just
added q lot OF hams and breakfast
bacon that IS considered the best on
the market today. which ne will sell
AZ the same price usually charged
Tor the inferior brands. New stock
IS being added IN other departments
and the store VIII soon be stocked
fresh throughout. The big reduc.
ion ne is offering IN the old stock
IS attracting buyers from every
Quarter. and II IS moving out witt
great rapidity. The prices at which
these seasonable goods l1re market
s real inducement TO the economi
ca buyer.
NJ. Spencer will put on a oe.iv
cry wagon shortly and viii detve
orders az the door. having adoPte
as z motto Prompt delivery. cou:f
| eous treatment and low prices,
| pretty good combination.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27
Lighttoot.

Lightfoot. Va. July 25--Mrs. NJ
o. Eitca and daughter. Miss Clara.
were in Norfolk last week visiting
friends.
Mrs. <. K. Pettitt called at Chris
topherson's last Sunday evening.
Mr.. J. L. Trosvig was in Rich
mond on business last week.
Mr.. WIN. Pettitt was in Richmond
on business last Wedne sday and
was also in Newport News Sunday.
Miss Alice Brand went to Char
lottesville last week 10 visit friends
and relatives.
Mr.. D. G. Wilson was in Orians
last Friday.
Mr.. NJ. o. Elton spent yesterds,
il Williamsburg.
Miss Nellie Gulden was a guest Q
Miss Clara Levorsen last Surda,
evening.
Mr.. Carl Anderson, of Norge
was a visitor az Skimino last Sur
day.
Ligntfoot won the ball gam
against Biglers last Saturday by Il
score of 10 10 5.
Mr.. M. L. Rustad has been thrasl
ing wheat aud oats for Mr.. B. Bet
son this week.
The farmers here are all talkir
alfalfa now.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27
Hoidcroft.

HoiSeroft. Va. July 24-Ihere IS
great improvement in the crops
since the recent rains began. ano
what seemed almost lost crops now
bid fair to produce fair yield.
Rev. B z. Robinson and J. w.
Rims attended the Dover Assooia-
ton at Colosse church. King VII
liam county. last week.
Mr.. John r. Binns. of Norfolk.
is visiting his father. Mr.. {. }.
Binns. Mr.. Binns was for number
Of wears a prominent wood mer-
chant of Norfolk. Since his retire
mert from business he has travelled
extensively in the South Atlantic
states and in the north. It is hoped
ere long that the aimiable John K.
will with the lady of his choice set
tie down to less strenuous life.
One Of the most progressive
Young business men of this section
| Is Mr.. John L. Parsons. of this
place. A number of years ago ne
started in the piling business being
5 very successful from the outset
Mr.. Parsons has operated extensively
: in the Peninsula counties and soutf
of the James. He IS also engaged
IN farmiog, being one of the mos
: prominent peanut raisers in this dis
trict.
Mrs. Fannie Lloyd. Of Belleiont
ain. Ohio. is visiting her mother
y Mrs. D. c. Sou,hsn.
Miss Annie Wyatt. of Richmond
u is visiting her friend. Miss Hele.
u Furcross. of Wilcox Neck
Others visiting here this week ar
It Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Clayton an
;. Audrey w. Bins. of Richmond
and Mrs. c. H. Morecock and chile
J. ren, Of Princess Anne.
Misses Carrie Belle dno IA
re Voolfolk. who are visiting relative
q. near Bins Hall. leave this week f
VI their homes il Northampton ar
- Richmond.
Prouacted meeting services W
co begin at Mt. Pleasant church ne
; Sunday. The pastor. Rev. 3.
Is Robinson. will oe assisted by K'
VIC. Sale. of Manchester.
Ute The Providence Forge nine
expected to cross bats with the 10
zen team Tuesday. The locals viii
or be greatly disappointed.
Ticks and politics are quite no
able in this section. The form
however. are not SO hard to disP
zen OF.
the Capt. c. NJ. Inman and childi
car OF Williamsburg. former reside
81, OF this place. are the guests
I or Capt. II. c. Curtis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27

Some of the members OF the
Methodist church gave their pastor
Rev. Z. K. Odell and his good wife
a surprise on last Saturday BY pre-
senting them with an assortment OF
the substanuals and delicacies OF
the season. Rev. and Mrs. Odell
are trying the experiment. for a few
weeks during the summer, Of keep
ing house and are living IN Prof
Kseble's home during his soseno'
from the city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27
Make luuual Settlement.
CONTINUED from page IL

The entire session was practically
taken I'D with the settlement with
the treasurer sor 1910. II was a big
lob 70 so over $4,000 in accounts.
The balance for 1910 was foucd
to be about 50 600. which IS subject
TO insolvents and delinquents. The
accounts were found correct in every
particular. and full statement VIII
appear in a few weeks. Routine
business was transacted. number OF
accounts were allowed, after which
the board adjourned
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27

The Gazette would make a special
request OF those who wish 70 use IT'S
columns for the announcement OF
funerals. We would ask that unless
the hour for the funeral IS absolutely
agreed upon. II there IS any posi-
5Iity. except for Unforeseen ressons.
o. a change IN the hour. that no
tine DC printr6 II this paper. On
Two occasions recently this paper has
had 70 take tue blame for snnoune-
ing the wrong hours Tor the funerals
IN question. Oae was postponed
Al hour. the other al hour and
half. Many OF or readers. aizinl
Il for granted that the tune printed
In the paper was correct. have gor'
| TOO early. resulting IN inconvenieno
/ and embarrassment. This IS an III
! portzut mzrecr 70 rs and 70 the pub
lie, and vii make TINS simple Il
/ ousst OF our friends.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27

Ny. M. o. Elton, who conducts
general store at Lightfoot, was in
Williamsburg Monday. MIR. Elton
.advertisss his stock of goods for
sale. and is selling out on account Of
bis health, his doctor having advised
a change of climate. He expects 70
90 TO Montana, where he has child
ren living.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-27

After spending Sunday here with
he- parents. little Elizabeth Johnston
returned 70 ST. Francis hospital.
Newport News, where she IS under
going treatment for her eyes BY Dr..
J w. c. Jones. She vii return
home Monday for good when Il IS
thought hx eyes VII be entirely well
Judging from the improvement shown
BY lzst weeks treatment