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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
En- la Fortaleza
UNA COMISION DE HUMACAO.

Aver tarde estuyo en- la Fortaleza,
celebr6 una extensa entrevista con ell
cobernador. una comisi6n de diStlngu-
dos elementos sociales de Humacao.
compuesta de los senores Miguel Bus
telo Wifredo Beltran, Antonio Mon
cas-. Rafael Pena Rafael Marquee, y
presidida por nuestro buen amigo ei
Lcdo don Juan b. Huyke.
Los comisionados trataron con el go
bernador asuntos de verdadero lnte-
res para la ciudad de Humacao, asi co
mo para algunos pueblos del dlstrito
cuya capitalidad es la ciudad citada.
Hace algiln tempo que a llumacao
le fu6 concedido un emprestlto para
hacer el alcantarillado de la ciudad, co
sa Indispensable para que los regamen-
tos sanitarios, los preceptos de la hlgle-
ne. puedan cumplirse bien. Pero ocu-
rri6 que. despues de aprobado el en-
pr6stito por el gobelnador Cotton, vino
la crisis que la tarifa arancearla de
Mr.. Underwood provoc0, Y el EJecutl-
vo no d6 el dinero. La comlsi0n viene
4 gestionar que Sc le de ahora al pro
eresista municipio. fin de completar.
con el alcantarillado, el plan de obras
piblicas que la administration de Hu-
macao Sc ha trazado
De este trat6 la comisi6n con el 60.
bernador Wager, y tambien de la necc-
sidad de que Sc haga I'M puente en- la
carretera de lIumacao Il Naguabo y
oue Sc concluya la carrctera de San
Lorenzo 4 Humacao.
Los comisionados no vienenl d pedir
NADIA extraordinario 10 que quieren
es razonable 4 esa carretera de San
Lorenzo 4 Humacao solamente le falta
para tellninar de construirse cuatro O
cinco Kilometres: y es digno de censu-
ra que el dinero que Ell esa obra Sc ha
gastado yaya a perderse por incura
de quienes dirigen el Departamento del
Interior
Antes de empezarse las nuevas obras
deben terminarse las que estan en- via
de construction, porque ESQ de gastarse
miles de d6lares en- una carretera que
es de urgente necesidad para luego de-
iarla medic hacer y sin que pueda
utilizarse. es sencillamente botar cl dl-
nero.
El puente que los comisionados que
ren, tambi6n es muy necesario, pues
por falta del mismo d veees esta inte-
rrlmpido durante dias el trafico entire
Yabucoa Humacao.
la comisi6n sali6 muy bien impreslo-
NADIA de su entrevista con nuestra prl-
mera autoridad ejecutiva. Ell BOLE-
TIN le desea el 6xito que merece en- sus
gestiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15

Don Ramon Martinez, professor de
instruction Primaria y de Ingles, ofre-
&c sus servicios PROFESSIONALS en- Luna
SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
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FL Oopernaaof ager 81 ~ s'lns u
da sonora dlefon una conlioa 9 l'oen0 .
:" va 's'S'ls1 - WI.
so'io'" :" - 80
= ooc'oi (" ave- !" - ! So T., !
$ sei + = Do'nllis 80 : -,
Ia iNoou iAO'l $50 :"
nc campo seiioi - - -A0''sO
= nos,,,4aao +aaos
lns rsnedios nara =, p,}U,3jS,oo tome
una botella Iam--aia desc por
corauo
rs+a noobo 90 oolohror5 on ponoo i
hoao 10 i srta Iosoena No,ronn pa
:, os;s+;, !, ,,;s,a bao salido hov con
direcc;6n ! Ponce alonnos ;6venos da
os+a conital
eam-a,a ha sido reconocido como 81
meior remadio nara 81 paJudJSuo
f51oS tJebres
The Leirbuol Co. nos cscrlben di-
ci6ndonos 10 siguiente
*Tenemos este gusto para comunicar-
lie que hemos sido notifcados Official
Company Limited de cuya Inca actua-
mos como Agentes Ell Puerto Rico, que
todas las lineas de esta Compania. en-
fire New York Inglaterra y puertos del
IA nueyo aviso
:, ..1to1..a ,o,.aan r;ao~ .,,.o
ltnao 4.,,1,;zu ,,,nason+an,os y, p,orta
Rico, nos avlsa que los Napores unlca-
mente haran el vlaJe dlrecto desde New
York a Rotterdam, iolanda ehmlnan-
do las cscalas de Boulogne Sur-mer
Ia vonta de pasaies de ferrocarriles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
Mercado de viyeres
Continuation de la la. plana. J

tercerola. Enyases de lata y cubos cos
to adicional.
TOCINO:
Mercado excitado
Barril de 200 libras, seg1n marca Dc
21-25 a $3.50
Nunca Sc ha registrado tai irregula-
ridad de precios para este articulo.
JAMONES:
Mercado firme. Tendencia i subir
De 1850 a 1926 quintal.
.CHICHAROS yERDES:
Mercado fuerte
De 2-75 subieron S. en- menos de
10 dfas.
PAPAS AMERICANAS:
Mercado avanzando.
Medianas. barril de 165 libras $2-25
bordo New York.
Grandes, barril de 165 libras 1918
bordo New York
San Juan, ? r. Agosto II lie 1914.
Evaristo FREIRIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15

III Gobernador Eager Y su distlngui-
da seilora dieron una comida anoche a
a cual asistieron: Mr.. E. B. Wilcox,
y sonora, Mr.. John 4. Wilson sonora,
el doctor Walter W King y senora,
el sen,r j. Y. Dominique Y sonora, Mr.
Harwood Hull y sonora, y ell Ayudante
de Campo senior E. G. de Hos.os.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15

81 va ha tornado in resultado todos
los remedies para el PaiuiiSmo; tome
una botella iam--aia y desc por
curado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15
pUDoRas uRIrErTlcAs Para HOMBREs.

Una composition cient1fica para curar las
enfermedades lie los hombres. Los 1nedicos
han e1cc atrado IN Gins fos resu ia IA mas
efcaces y rapidos. kepresentan ell gran
exito alcanzado por la medicina para curar
esas enfermedades. Davis s. Lawrence Co., NY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-15

Esta noche Sc celebrara Ell Ponce la
boda de la Srta. Josefna Neumann Pa
ia asistir la misma han salido hoy con
direction a Ponce algunos jovenes de
esta capital.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-01-10
"Poultrymen Paradise"

When In baltimore do not iliI 90 visit our roul.
Try dept. Come TO look II not TO buy On account
Of our largely increased husin, IS in this line Ne
have devoted an entire floor Ia this department.
here wc have on exhibition numerous breeds Of
fowls 4 complete line OF Buckeye lncubaturS and
Houses. International Sanitary Hoycrs in fact
4 full line Of evcD ihing that Poul,ryman IL.
guireS. /, has very appropriately been called THE
PoultDmcn Paradise
We are a, all times IN the market for al kinds 81
thoroughbred fowls and day old chicks rs wtl SIS
eggs for itching II you have any Tor sale 10 not
fail to let US know.
n you cannot secure Rolglano's Square Deals
Food and Poultn Supphes ON our local dealer
secure them.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-01-10
Our Expert PouItryman

We now have associated with US. an Expert
poultrymAn one who has made the study Of poul.
try and their needs his life work his knowledge
and experience Is yours free for the askng II
there are any conditions existing with your fowls
hoyv to overcome drop postal 10 our Poultry
Dept. and our experts advise and suggestions you
will receiyc bv return mail
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-01-10
:ANeWYear'S
Resolution
II Caused a Year OF Worry
and an Illness
BY F. a. mitchell

Miss Sophie Alicrton awoke Oh New
Years morning. yawned. looked al the
clock on the mantcl and fell to think
ing New Years day meant more to
Miss Allerton than 10 most persons.
for IL aud her birthday fell together
Twenty two years old" she said
Just think Of it-twenty two. Why
in three more years III be a quarter
OF a century old and not married.
Grandma was married ut seventeen
That's i've years younger than | Sill"
has told me often that father wa
born when she was eighteen. And 4
miserable spinster am two decades
and two years old and am not even
engaged
Miss Allertons soliloquy having run
itself out so to speak. she ceased to
think cohcrently permitting herself
TO ramble about disconnectedly. Then
her meditations took shape In the FOL
lowing resolution.
"On or before this day one year !
solemnly resolve that will be mar
r,od no tho ma, marry brirb, ar
Am lon, ~ shor, f,t ar loan rich ~
poor"
~ Miss AIlor,on had an intimate.
friopd anon. r,n,, Il wos Iobn hard
wick lohn was twenty years ncr
senior and not the kind OF man that
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Hardwica catching mis- breath Whom
will Won MARI, ::
That's IN. prob,en."
Have Won any one in minds~
No one IN particular Resides. you
must remember that lis not g. u. SUI.
posed thar can take my pick
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few moments. then said. You'd 5etier
recall that resolution
WIN e.
Because marriage Is matter %
fate You can't control il"
Il will control IL. said Sophie 81
ting her lips reSo'uieiy
can help you:
In what way:
We'll you women know your eva
sex better than We men DO. and W.
men know each other better than So"
women know US might warn ye-
against tyln- Yourself up VIII nad
man
AM miShi suggest a Sooi one
oh 20, that would be gong TOO iAf.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-01-10
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resorts except old
retired. husbands
I ds With their fam

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ing after her return 20 the city and
asked ca>aaliy boss She was getting 90
IN the matter 81 kecpin- her resolution
'Nothius doing WAS the reply Tho
lady srldoa used siam. anf This seem
ed quite appropriate 10 tho situation
You have four months LEFT said
John
"But I'7e spent eish, and haven't
even made D beginning
Marriages have taken place within
a few days after the frst meeting o.
the contracting parties
Yes aud III warrant that - per
cent OF such marriages are followed
by divorces
Mr. Ilardwics admitted that they
were risky
Miss Allertons hopes fell thick with
the October leaves. and November
brought an actual misfortune She
fell H. seriously IN John IIardwick
realizing how his friend had set her
heart on Keeping her New Years rcso
luton and how her Illness would stand
in the way Of her doing So was yery
kind very sympathetic lie sent her
little gifts and with one OF them
note stating that he had In view Just
-, ",'rs
pany he would bring his friend around
and Introduce him There Is still
plenty Of time" he added we shall
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We will
help you.

II You are living IN rented house
you. no doubt. have long desired to owr
your own home and nave made plans Il
that end There is no need 10 delay the
matter. when the Snow Hill Building
nd Loan Association Is ready 10 help
~, ana wnen you realize thAt tn
nsney you have been paying out every
year for rent would have bought and
paid for home for you. then you vii!
no longer continue TO pay rent
Call and see W d. Cordry Jr. Sec
rotary of the Association and he viii
explain how you can get the money L
build you house an and easy way by
which you can repay the loan
Snow Hill Building and Loan
Association.
MARION T. HARGIS.
President.
w. ID. OoRDDRY, Jr.
Secretary
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-01-10

Love V have x,Esrs s5r~t
y0a
Tne sezdH- 'se o. rear or SIS fs-
seE yea ~ - thr Auer-r- ff-sas
wss q saa7=r Ea5ea sszs~es - ~st
fing % 1oa1 Harswsck Hss SsFa&
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-01-10
Daily Egg Record Sheet Free

Send US your name and address and we will send
you FREE one of our Daily Egg Record Sheets.
this YOU can tack up in your hen house and keep
an accurate daily account Of your egg production
Feed Bolgiano'S Square Deals Foods and note
the increase,
Mr.. John Baer Of Oraneeville Baltimore Co
Md. writes he had 100 chickens and was feeding
with other food and was getting % eggs per week
After feeding Boleiano's Square. Deal' Food for
one week he go; u cggg. the second week he got
l72 eggs and the third week he got 20i eggs. and
the increase continued until he getting so eggs
nor week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
LONDON PUBLIC IS
DELIGHTED TO SEE
ETHEL LLEVEY AGAIN
American Coincidence and
Pal Start New Fad in
Photography
PLAY WILL BE BASED
ON FIELDING'S NOVEL
Marie Tempest to Try Production of
Norreys Connell-Frohman TO
Produce "Land of Promise"
With Irene Vanbrugh

II, JOIN ANA cARpENrER

London. February 21.-(Special.)
Ethel Levey, former wife of George NJ.
Cohan, is a naughty girl and Teddy
Gerard her pal, who is playing with
her in 'Hullo Tango" at the Hippo
drome is even more naughty. They
have severely shocked that prim and
proper section of the British public
who unthinl<ingly stray from the sub
urbs of London into the wicked West
End. For these two daring American
girls have introduced a new fad into
photography, on this side of the water.
at least. They have had their backs
photographed and the results are ex-
posed to view in front of the theatre
There can be no mistake: from the top
of her prettily arched neck to the curve
of her slim waist Ethel Levey's beauti-
fully proportional back is barred to the
vulgar and curious gaze of thousands
of passersby. while over her graceful
shoulder she gazes coyly at the linger-
ing and delighted spectators And the
same, am grieved to write, applies to
led6ie Gerard. except that her back
is more plump and her gaze more ap-
prehensve than COY. And well might
she who discovered that theatregoers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22

Waters work wonders for men and
women who are ailing, nerve-racked and
run down. They put the snap and gin
ger into sluggish minds and bodies
make you feel like a young spring colt.
You need no rest cure" travel cure"
or doctors Just feed new vitality to
your strained and care worn nerves
with Kellogg's Sanitone Waters They
dispel your brain-fag and Danish that
"all in" feeling. Ambition and health
return. and you feel like your old self
again.
Send your name and address today
with six cents in stamps to help pay
postage and packing for free 50-cent
trial box of Kellogg's Sanitone Waters
to f. J. Kellogg Co., 1908 Hoffmaster
Block. Battle Creek. Mich.
The regular $1.0O size of Kellogg's
Sanitone Waters is for sale in Bir-
minghan at Adams Drug Co. 1901 I'd
ave: Averyt Chain of Drug Stores
Dewberry Drug Store. 2031 Cd ave; !;
Norton's Drug Store, 1890 I'd ave: John
L. Parker. 1929 1st ave-; Patton Pope
Drug Co., 800 N. Goth St: Gum Drug.
Store, Cd ave and goth St: Eugene
Jacobs Drug Store, 1904 I'd ave.
No free boxes from druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
New PLAY Coming

\ welcome piece of news is that
Milan Aynesworth is to produce and act
in new play of English society life
BY Cyril Harcourt. the novelist and
playwright who wrote "a Place in the
sun" a brilliant comedy written around
the English nut and his immediate
relations. Although "a Place in the
SUI" was comedy it had certain un-
pleasant, although necessary and ar
ttstic, elements of tragedy running
through it. One cannot help thinking
that this was the main cause of its
comparative failure. Harcourts latest.
which is called Mrs Sam Stocking" is
much lighter and is said to be very
amusing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Marie Tempest in New Play

Henry Arthur Joness MARY Goes
First" which has been playing with
Marie Tempest in the part of Mary, at
the playhouse i'll Cyril Maude's absence
in the United States, shortly is to be
withdrawn after something over a hum
dred performances. Its successor Is to
be a comedy of comparatively new Irish
PLAYWRIGHT, Conal O'Riordan, who uses
the pen-name of Norreys Connell The
Llay is founded on Fielding's Joseph
Andrew and while the playwright has
retained much of the wonderful char
acter drawing of the master, he has
taken certain liberties with the story.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Error of. His Ways

T TOT1 tIIe WdSHIngtOH SlaT.
"A good New Year resolution for a
middle-aged married MANI" said George
Ade at dinner in Chicago. well. the
best resolution a middle-aged married
man could make. according to my view,
would be for him to swear off telling
his wife and children about the girls
he used to kiss in his young days.
"I'd say to the middle-aged married
man Of this type:
Suppose, friend. your wife fell into
reminiscent, jovial mood some even
ing after supper and started to tell
about the boys who used to kiss her
by the wood stove In the dim parlor.
wouldn't the dove of peace flap her wings
and light out p. d. d. iust'?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22

were Just as much interested in the
performers back as they are supposed
by so many actresses to be in the state
of ones dental equipment. Why smile
and show ones teeth, probably false
and refuse to expose TO view ones back,
which is all Enthusiastically ones own?
Having reasoned this out according to
the irrefutable logic associated with
her sex, Teddie communicated her dis
covery to Ethel Levey and the two
promptly acted upon it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Not to Revive Little Minister"

The report that Charles Frohman
would shortly revive The Little Min
ister'' at the London house he Is now
operating. the Duke of York's where
equality Street is being played. proves
to be incorrect. Instead, he will intro
duce to London "The Land of Promise
Somerset Maugham's play of Canadian
life in which Billy Burke made such
success in New York some weeks ago.
Every theatregoer in London will be
delighted by the return of Vaughan,
but the piece holds promise OF even
greater joy. Irene Vanbrugh, one of
the best actresses in England today, af-
ter an all-too-long absence from the
legitimate theatre, returns to play the
part. 1t would be interest
ing to contrast her playing Of the part
with Billy Burke's, one appealing
through her girlish charms and the
other by the wonderful art of the
ma tured actress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Receipt for Successful Revue

Harry Graham, one of the wittlest
of English writer's, has an amusing
series of recipes" in one of the week
end publications Among them is one
telling in simple form the procedure
to be followed in preparing for the pub
lie the modern revue as it is under
stood in London. Here II is:
tRevue de marrons a fAmericaine,
sauce Creole)
Take the skeleton on a thin and taw-
dry plot. Coat with humorous dialog,
and cover thickly over with amorous
ditties, eccentric dances. and music hall
turns until the plot is entirely con-
cealed.
Collect number of pretty girls
dress in the latest Paris models, and
mould into the shape of a beauty cho-
rus. Leaven with half dozen English
and American low comedians Add one
or two American variety actresses. In
sert their photographs in all the Illus
trated papers for some months, until
they have become thoroughly acclma-
tisod. Provide each low comedian with
q separate performance that has moth
ing whatever to do with the plot and
is technically known as stunt Re-
move any spice of humor from the orig
nal dialog, and replace with conven-
tional jokes on the subject of Hall
Game, the German emperor Sir Thomas
home rule, and the insurance act, ac-
cording to the taste of individual com
.edians Flavor with comic business
and introduce as many gags as pos
slble.
Disguise several of the American low
com edians as prominent British states
men, taking care that their appearance
In no way resembles that of the poll
ticians they are supposed to represent.
Make sure that they display only the
most superficial knowledge of current
political questions and that all political
satire is directed against the Liberal
party, otherwise 1t will not prove pala-
table Sprinkle the whole generously
with chestnuts and when the mixture
has set remove the plot altogether ana
put aside In the stockpot for future use
Prepare one short dramatic sketch
from the pen of a famous author VINO
prefers to remain anonymous. and In
sert in the very middle of the mixture.
Keep one spectacular scenic device up
you sleeve until the last moment Pun
carefully in the press until public Gu
riosity is sufficiently aroused, then In
troduce with a flourish of trumpets.
Mix the ingredients thoroughly, and
serve the whole as quickly as possible
in a brilliant setting on a large stage
or staircase Call the result a ''revue,"
and If any portion Of It proves unappe-
tiz,ng or difficult to swallow. remove
at once and substitute another music
hall turn or dramatic sketch.
BY the repeated addition of new
stunts. more American actresses. orig
;nal spectacular scenic devices the mix
tnre may be kept fresh for months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Sufficient Excuse

From Judge.
How did she happen to turn her an
kle?'
"Oh. her ankle was well turned, and
there was handsome young doctor stop
ninr at The same hofAl-"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22

THE BIBLE u MOST WONDER
Full BOOK WHEN UNDERSTOOD. Vt
- REASONABLE AMI CONSISTENT.
JUDGE RUTHERFORT< LECTURE
ON "WHERE ARE THE DEAD:v rs
BIBLE. HEAR HIM SUNDAY At
THE JEFFERSON THEATRE AT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Society Gossip

7
Percy Plentyplunks-- hear strange
stories about how Betty treats her hus-
band.
Marigold Malaprop--Yes: they say
she kisses him in the parlor and kicks
him in the basement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
Specials For Monday Only /!


36-inch fine check pajama cloth, soft
finish real 1212c value, Monday SC yd
White seersucker crepe with small
seersucker stripes, 30 inches wide, excel
lent for underwear, waists and dresses
25c quality, Monday 1870 yard.
Initial Pillow Gases 4Oc Pair
A clean up of initial pillow cases, hem
stitched and embroidered, not all initials,
but good values at 59c, Monday only 4Oc
par
40-inch sheer crepe voile for waists and
dresses, good, washable fabric pure
white. Regular 35c quality, Monday
25c yard.
Pure Linen Cambria 25c Yard
This splendid linen is medium weight
very useful for underwear, etc. 36 inches
wide, Monday only 25c yard
40-inch Mercerized Checked
Nainsook, sheer and soft, for WOIludy
waists and Dndsrsar~snts it is Only
excellent. Monday only. Yd zoe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-22

Don't lose your
the rut of gloomy
ence. Know what
and really live.