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The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
NOTICE TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

a, required n Act 2gi. approved March
An ,ci 10 Rec. .,s and Fnf.., Attend
a1or 40 The schools uf Ore STATE 90
ArkJusds.
.ThI, lci become, effective on s,p,sm-
Der .. isl' aud .lp.', Go aI D.uu',
FIRST livery ehrd between seven and
fifteen year, ult. I. 20 inclusive. must az
tend some public. private DT Iarurtld'
school 40 least three iu.Tihs ,l lhr session
Dr session, 20 lEc district n which ne
child resides.
second. tll children must enter school
not later Than two weeks after the op'uIns
OF the school term.
Third The following classes ~ chill
dTtn between thy axes OF seven and iflDcu
both inclusive, may le excused from at
tending school for the following reasons.
10. Children mentally or physically n.
Capacltatcd 10 perform school duties; %
children who have completed the common
school course or study. including The ScN.
Dulh grade as outlined by the state super
lnyUdCut Uf Public Instruction. |C. chill
drpn whose services are needed 90 support
widowed mother
dnre officer 10 investigate an cases OF non.
attendance and 10 notify the parents u'
guardians when the children iall 90 com
ply with the provisions ui this Act
Fifth The penalty for uun-alirnd1nr'
falls on parent or guardian maximum
fine of ten dollars and costs for cacl
uIIrnSr
skin. Il shall be the duty Of the Prose.
cutting Attorneys OF the state uf Arkansas
or their deputies 10 prosecute an ElulaiUr'
OF thi, Act As mn case of any other mis-
dpmcanUr
seventh 10 shall be me duty OF srau,
iuIcS tO investigate am cases of nuU-at
tendance 40 school and return indictment,
bon accordance with the evidence and facts
Eighth. 10 shall be- The duty Of al
school boards 90 provide ample means Of
publicity, By posting notices or by public
announcements as 90 The date ON which any
session of school shall begIu->Uch MOTTO,
must be given az least ten lay, hr,uT" On,
beginning uT the session uf school.
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
WARNING ORDER.

In. the Boone Chancery Court, Fan
Term, 1917.
clark Han, Dan Han, Henry Hail. Fate Han
Mary Hall Parks, Laura Han and
Clark, Hail, Jr., Plaintiffs.
vs..
John Hall and his Unknown Heirs, and
Garfield Treat, Defendants.
3 The defendants, John Han, and his un-
known heirs are hereby warned TO appear
IN the Boone Chancery Court within thirty
days from this date, and answer the com
plaint Of the plaintiffs Clark IaIL ndn
Han, Henry Hail, Fate Hal, Nary Han
Parks, Laura Han and Clark Han lr.
/ Witness my hand As CLERK Of said Court
and the seal Of said Court This Ioh cay
Of August 1917 -.
iSEAL,) WILL NORMAN, clerk.
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
PORTER-PRICE
LADIES STORE
COLUMN

Nov that warm weather is here
again you will no doubt need a few
summer garments TO tide YOU over
until the fan season. We have a few
wash skirts, wash waists and dresses
that We are closing out at very low
prices, and would be glad to show
them to you
We are placing on special sale all
white kid and canvas shoes and
pumps They are reduced as follows:
$3.50 low heel canvas pumps now
$1.95.
$3.50 French heel canvas pumps now
$2.75.
$500 Kid pumps now $500
$500 grade fine patent pumps row
S4OO.
$500 grade white boots now $3.50
$3.50 High top white Kid boots now
$3.50.
We have only a few sizes in each
style of the above lots and We wan; "a
close them out to make room for fall
stock that will soon begin to arrive.
Have you seen the new taffetta
dresses we received last week? They
are strictly new styles and the prices
are very reasonable.
We carry a stock OF fine knit union
suits for ladies and if you haven't
seen these garments We would like
for you to ask us to show them to YOU
The price is SOC, 75c and S100 pei
suit.
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
WARNING ORDER,
state Of Arkansas,

state OF Arkansas,
County Of Boone
IN The Circuit Court Of Boone County,
Arkansas,
j. n. Allen Mortgage Company, q Corpora
tiOn Plaintiff
vs.,
Mae /, Land and Joseph II, Land, Defend
ants,
The defendants, Mae J., Land and Joseph
H. Land are warned 10 appear IN the above
Court and answer the complaint or the
plaintiff, j, n, Allen Mortgage Company,
within thirty days
Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court, at Harrison, Arkansas, this the iOlh
day OF August 1917, .....
(SEAL.) WILL NORMAN, Clerk,
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
NOTICE OF PAST DUE WATER TAX.

Notice is hereby given mat an water
taxes In Improvement District No. /, Uar-
rs0n, Arkansas, is now past due and those
remaining unpaid after the ISM day of
september, 1917. Will be submitted 10 the
attorneys for said district for collection
Th, the lith day OF August, 1917.
w. F. GORDON
II. f. LITTLETON.
J. SAM ROWLAND
COmmiSS toner's
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
LOCAL AND Personal.
>>>>>> 20

The u. ID. I. VIII postpone ns
meeting neZt week.
j. L. Clute, Pindalrs leading lum-
herman, spent Tuesday in Harrison.
Mrs. H, H. Jackson is back after
an extended visit to her old home in
Wisconsin.
j. B. Eouck, of Omaha, spent a
part of the week attending to business
matters in Harrison
Rev. A. Z. Holloway viii preach at
Rogers school house next Sunday al
ternoon at o'clock.
C. c. Gotham, having sold his
farm near Bellefonte, left this week
for southern Arkansas.
Charley Sigmon and wife are
here from Stigler Okla, for a visit
relatives and old friends
Ben Roberts has been ordered TO
report at the aviation school at Camp
Kelley, Texas, on the 25th.
C. c. Murray, of Chicago, is visit
ing his brother j. C. Murray, passen-
ger agent of the NJ. & N. A.
Why be annoyed with Skin TrOu-
bles? All you need in KURU. Pleas
ant lotion COffman and Kirby
Captain and Mrs. Gordon Armit.
age welcomed the first addition to
their family Tuesday-a fine girl
Pianos inspected free Of charge
by Patterson Bros, piano tuners and
rebuilders, Call Mack's Bakery.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, of the State
Bureau of Home Economics, is giving
demonstrations today at Hill Top.
Mrs Thomas NJ. Cory has return.
ed to Little Rock after an extended
visit to the home farm near Batavia
Mrs W, H. Dewitt and daughter
Mrs. Ethel Key, are here from Hanni.
bal, No, for a visit with Mrs. Allen
Gearn
Berry Jones has returned from
Protein, Mo, and now occupies the
Bentley residence in the Gordon Park
addition
Mrs. Lucy Critz and children, OF
Little Rock, are visitors at the home
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs, j. j
Johnson.
Boone county will be entitled this
year to nine students, given free tut
tion as beneficiaries in the University
at Fayetteville.
Mr.. and Mrs, R, S. Granger are on
a summer pleasure trip which will in
/ clude st. Louis, Chicago and their for
her home in Iowa,
Bradley Sims, of Colorado, and
DR.. John Sims, of Chicago, are here
with their wives for a visit to their
father, Dr. j. L. Sims,
When tempted to complain re
member that this is to be the best cror
year on record and this warm weather
is necessary to round it out.
L, C. Williams, NJ. & N. A. repre-
sentative at Wichita Kansas, is at
tending to business and shaking hands
with old friends in Harrison.
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
Special NOTICE.

school viii begin u school District 80.
(, school District Of Harrison. Boone N.m-
~. Arkansas, on the 3rd day of -er,"m-
Der, 1911
\. C.. BROOKS, President.
j. w. SLOWER, Secretary.
school Board.
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
PIANO CLASS.

Miss Josephine Love has opened a
studio in the Central School building.
All who desire to study music viii
please apply early as Miss Loves
class will be limited,
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
H.4E HARRISON Times.
$50 PER YEAR.
N. & N. A. TIME TAslE.

North Bound.
No. leaves $40 a. IN. for Selig'
man, Joplin, Fayetteville, Fort Smith,
Springfield, No, and St. Louis.
No. 2 leaves $50 p. m. for Joplin.
Connection for Springfield, No, ST.
Louis, No, Tulsa, Okla, Oklahoma
City, Okla, and Kansas City, Mo.
South Bound.
No. 3 arrives from Jopin10:4O p, m.
No. / leaves 1:45 p. m, all points
south, Little Rock, Ark, Hoxie, Ark,
Memphis, Tenn.
W. T. HARRINGTON, Ticket Agent,
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18
THANKS.

| wish to thank the good people Of
Harrison for their assistance to me
in the recent loss of my home by fire.
j. A. MlLUM.
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18

Mrs. John D. Tyson, assisted by
the Military Girls, entertained the
boys of Company NJ Tuesday night
with a delightful reception and hop.
Miss Fora Scott Of New York, ar
rived this week for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. ]. 0. Nicholson. She made
the entire trip in her auto, and brought
with her from Springfield Mo, LenOre
and Dorothy Evans who will visit
their grandfather Dr.. L. Kirby.
Just month to the EX-Confeder-
ate Reunion. The old soldiers are
exceedingly anxious that this may be
made a big affair and that every old
soldier OF both Blue and Gray in North
Arkansas be on hand. Don't forget the
September 14th and 18th.
Colonel William P. O'Neill, the
genial lord of Glen O'Neill, near Comp
ton, in Newton county, has been spend.
ing the week in Harrison. He is more
than pleased with his new homestead
in the mountains, and shows by pho.
tOgraphs that its rugged scenery is
much out of the ordinary.
nf
soma 12-pounder-reached the Times
this week with the assistance Of Rev
| c. II. Whitehead who raised it on his
farm four miles north Of Harrison
Notwithstanding he is one of our most
active preachers Rev. Whitehead finds
time to run a model farm and garden
on the side,
I, DR.. ]. R. VanNess, deputy state
veterinarian, will go to Kansas soon
to arrange for the shipment Of large
quantities of blooded cattle which will
be exhibited at our county fair and
afterwards sold at auction. This sec.
ton has both the feed and the money
now, and will doubtless take advant.
age of the situation to improve its
stock.
Mrs, B. NJ. Estes received the good
news this week Of the complete re.
covery of her son, Percy Hart, who
has suffered for years from alcohol
ism, and who has been in the Texas
asylum for a year past His mind has
not only been restored but he has en-
tirely overcome the habit, Next to
Percy the friends of this section will
congratulate his mother.
The Harrison times., 1917-08-18

We are making great plans for fall
and our buyer will leave soon for the
eastern markets to make her select
ions of Fall and Winter Suits Coats,
Dresses, Waists, Skirts and Shoes,
We have decided to discontinue the
Millinery line as our increasing sales
in the above lines takes all of our
time. We feel we can better serve
you and make it more profitable to
ourselves by devoting all our time to
our other departments.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10
Los fesu|tad0s de las
e|gCCiOnes en- 81 Este
de los EstadOs Unid0S
Dem5cratas y Republica1os, So
cialistas y ain las muieres
ObtuyierOn triunfOS

NUEVA YORK, Noviembre s.
Los resultados de las elecciones efec-
tuudas ell martes 6 del actual, en- va
rios Estados de Ia Repuublica, para
f~lncionarios municipales = de Conda-
do en- nos y para refcrmas a las Car
tas locales en- otros, han sido varios,
obteniendo triunfos en- unas parties,
los dem0cratas, en- otras los %republi-
canos. en- las de mas ALA los socia!is-
tas ' hasta las mujeres y los prohibit
cionistas en- algunas otras.
Las sufragistas ganaron, por eJem-
plo en- Nueva York, pero perdieron
en- Ohio. Les democratas tuvieron
IN Gxito en- toda la Inca en- las cleo
clones municipalities de esta ciudad. pc
70 las perdieron en- Filadelfia, que
qucd0 por los republlcanos.
Los socialists tuvieron tgiunfOs
parc;a!cs en- este Estado, pero sale
ron derrotadOs en- Chicago, Dayton y
Schenectady.
Y por ultimo, los prohibicionistas
ganaron en- ell Estado de Nuevo MeN-
co Y ell rcsultado eSti aun dudoso en-
Ohio.
De todas esas elecciones la mas I'M
v~ortantc, sin duda, por Su signlfica-
con ' alcancc en- eI pals. han sldo
It's municipales que Sc e~fectuaron ell
csta ciudad. Cuatro fIeron los can
didatoS que Sc ~preSentaron para Ma
go. ' con ellos cuatro boletas COM
pletas para cubrir los dcnas puestos
d, Ia ciudad y del Condado. FL triun-
f, 10 oDtuvo Il boleta democratlca,
con John +. Hylan a Ia cabeza, para
: ayor De Nueva York, quien recibio
Una mayoria dc votos dc 1925, Ia
mayor Que Sc rcgistra IN los anales
d. las cleccioncs municipalities en- esta
cludad.
Il caniluato s~ocia!ista en- eSta ciu-
dad, Morris Hiilquit, contra quien Sc
h.zo una cnGrgica y fu-ibunda CAM
Ina. ob;uvo no obstante, I'm gran
i.imcro de votoS l42,l7S : c! actual
r,ayor de Ia c!udad, que Sc prcsenta-
H. como candidate reeleccionista por
tarcera vez y que contaba con el apo
:, d. los fIsionizta$. obtuvo l+T,307
votoS. Como Sc yc. cstos numeros
son aproximadamenLc igualcs d los
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Los aIemaneS aVanzln
sObre el Piaye

BERLIN. Noyiembre 9.-Las tro-
pas ausuo-alemanas en- el norte &c
Italia han logrado veneer Ia res!S-
tencia de la retaguardia italiana y
estan avanzando ahora sobre el RIO
Piave, segun el communicate Official
que 9! Ministerio de Ia Guerra ale
mar di6 a Ia publicidad hoy en- esta
capital.
-El rio Livenza ma sido cruzado
o nuestras tropas, agrcga CT comu-
nicado de r~eferancia. Los ejercitos
austro-alemanes estan ahora avan-
zando sin cesar en- los caminos mon
tanosos Y en- las llanuras. bajo tor
mentas de nieve Y liuvia, hacia Ia
Inca del Piave."
LONDRES, Noviembre EN- eI
norte de Italia, las tropaS austro-
alemanas han logrado forzar el pa
so del rio Livenza, segun dice I'm
despacho recibido de Roma hoy ELI
esta capital, Y los italianOs Sc estan
retirando hacia 81 Piave, que eS Ia
Ultima Inca de defcnsa natural que
Sc halla delante de la plaza de We
necia.
Las tropas italianas en las regIo-
mes septentrionalcS del Tagliamcnto
Y del L;vcnza. estan oponiendo una
mayor resistencia al vance encmlgo.
e. grueso del ~eiercito italiano esta
retirandose sin molestia nlnguna.
mientras que las ~retaguardias dc cSas
tropas, han eStado preSentando coni-
bates encarnizaAoS 4 los tcutones,
detcniendo con clio cl avance hacla
cl sur Y occidentc.
4 10 largo del RIO Livenza las tfc.
pas italianas han tenldo a]parcnte-
mentc mas eXito que en- i hncaS
del Tagliamento, pues los inrasorcs
crIzaron aquel rio Soiamentc deS-
p3es &c un vigoroso ataquc. In "a
region dc vitorio los i~talianoS en-
cambio, lograron contener el ay"nce.
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que obtuvo e! candidate democrats
como mayoria, pueS Ell numero total
cue gan6 aquel iue mayor de 100000
Leg; republicanos ganaron en- 81
Estado de Massachusetts, hab!endo
sa!ido reclecto ALI el gobernador Nc
Call y toda IA boicta sosten;da por
csc partido. En- el Estado de Eirgi-
MIA ~obtuvicron ell triunfo los dem6cra-
tas. cuya boleta cstaba enCabezada
por Wostmoreland Davis, para gobcr-
nador del Estado.
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RECCRTE

rsfrd ' .uarde cS,a f!recc'"A. para out
. ~ mueStre a sus amigos que Sl'reA
f. clllos. meZTuinOs, Z:I0tfs y sranos
10 Ia pie! Con 81 en- IiuIhT"S frS'ai'S
ne me remita. lie mind0 q 'I'ita ce CO
go "raTra Gs porte una cAi!ia 10 ID
ada Gonzalez Ia nleiOr del EuDdo pa
STA. rnreruraha''"- H@vu''ir' - y
ORC Q Ia persona cue So cure ' u" sane
~rcnIHIDIGS Gn*THF'
p q uo> ~. LAREDO. TEXAS.
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JuIIu VALDEZ. Y Su cSIrn.3 ii sra. ma.
Maria Lopez. dcsCan Sdbcr ri liraderO Do
=! mama. Ia sra. rf!a. Jurlta 'ioIneE. gr:r
nos s"IaranI"s d" ella 'l &. Juarri' Chlh..
&C. no IIrIIIuS trnI'i" raG6n u" ella. lgual-
uagnle ;Ic>ramps sabcr 81 paradcro DC n
sra. DlJ. IIIllI Come. qu" Ia ultima NrG
Que reclIlnIns raria DE ella, ruG 4 prluci-
I,ius Jc uriubrc De 1915, y que sc cucUn-
lrlDa Ell Bnrraclo. lcAaS. 4 - pcrsoDa
,rIc &c inforineS cXactoS dc cs;3s dos =
nora. IL gTaiIficaTcnIoS con $500, % J II
qur dc in;UrncS no mas ie una, 10 gr3-
l!fI"areII"> ron Si.m. ESC.lban j Julio
' zldcE, WIueiUw, AriL., General hellv".
tt!2l.
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u;SLr sABLIi 81 para,lcro dc nj senior pH-
Dire don Jose Maria Vega. 10 icusu noil-
rils lie Il :Iesdc iiaCe III allv cualro uieScS
que saIi0 dc lorIcou rUIIUr , los Esta-
dos del Npitc. L. altp. u!orcno, d. pcl1
negro, pGrJl c"rraIa, uIus ncgruS J ilCpc
10 aiio: Lc cdGl. l. ortg!iiario del laacoo
Iel senior De Roma. que csra ] ,nmcIia,
clone Ic Jcrrz, Lsladu &c Z1catccas: 30
erailTlcariu 500 J Ia Vrragn1 Que dc in
forlncs clrclus dc Il. para 10 cnal pucden
c~lrljirsc ror cscTliU j WencCSlao Vega.
heading. kausaS. uft2i
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rE>Kr 'hBEN Fl lsrai"rr de hi baTrpa'8
LuCi" huf:gnu. j." 3, ailue IL rJaiy ksSl
d" r"n 81 81. Miguel NartIucE. lQIc IL
l."Tn"s 10 que cstdbl eli houston. IcNa.'.
~ espusp - JorDll"rO Y il"urh ! Ile,.
i,""f . itles,a catabd 81 o1h AlltrDlv.
Texas, y sillo con rIT-D. i tul1rIS
:.nri~iI. 'irailfIrarr ron $'.np j la prrsu-
ma que dIrIiI I1rorimrS ri'rios . IBar
"breGVu, !2!7 Gu-Gc-ggC - -. hnlUric,
lek4s. ttt4'.
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DESEO SABER cl paradcro de mi hlJo Jose
Gloria. De 20 afos, de cdad. esta.ura regu
lar. culcr blanco, oIoS neSros, cara redon
ia. haca tres aIos cue no sc de el. rs
lUvo en- CiuGad Iuarez. dc donde eue Z
una oricina de enganchc. no sabiendoSt
dcSds cnt0nceS NADIA de- el. Dare una
yrai;ficacion de CINCUENTA DOLARES, 8
Ia persona que lie nrOporclone infOrmes
Clerfos. nirijirse q GregorIo Gloria. Boz
- Tempe, Arizona. Oslo
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u~IjSErIiNEE dos pr>oS orc americana .
Ia prrsura UUc M de iuIUrincs sUDrc ei pa
rl;icru dc IL sra. Maria Marcos Rivera d.
kgUilar. Dc Ia que no tcugU uOtlCids dcsdC
haze ai:1ln tempo.
Las rcrsonas que cstGn on rondIcioncs
lie darinr Iaf0rnP-. piicGeI dlrlIlrSc ! JO-
sc DarrlrntU=, johnson City, Texas.
tfi2i.
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nL-Eu SABLE Il paraJ"rp J"l Scdor Con
rcpciUl juIaL". lUtclI 81 aIiv Jr 1910 VI
vii IN Is - sta =" l;Imv-. 90 Il Isisdp
rlc Durango. y d"sIL ,nIrrccs. 10 ba tcni-
10 nyilc!ds &c 81.
Las per:ulils que S'l'at ,oIrIr reside =.
y. Jurado. ne hlran IN sChaladU 4erlt-
clio ConIuniCduUUmelr. Y para clio de-
hen dIriJ!rse ! Juan Jurluu. ClolTgU,,
Idaho. dtf2j.
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EL.Eu S!.BIE Fl paraLcvo &c IN! h!jo Cci-
- rivera. dc ~ amos de cdad. cLcrpo re-
yular. rrio negro. llarc tres mescs SO
cncuntraba ell san Antonio. Texas, traDa-
iando &c nccauicO por Is callc dc La
redo. lcuEo 10 aiios de no verlo. Grail
lIcarG libcralmcntc ] ID persona Que d.
ria i:!fOvmes Cicyto> Il idolfo Rivera. S7
south Laredo ST., san Antonio Texas.
uttf).
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Cuando necesite iihrOs en- espanoi
dirijase i lgnacio T.. Lozano.-llo
y. Sta. Rosa Ave, San Antonio, To-.
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IN VfNNu My BhIATu.-sc rcnde. IN
h"rrno,u piano nu"vu que Imporia $1,000
que no tl"n,' > mrSr> dc uSo. Dor icncr qi:c
saiir d" Is IoblarI0n y neccsIlar dinern,
- dIr:I AMY hHralU. .AbonOS incnSIairS.
=. sur rrrSa -. Cii!3l
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t Su!ICITA econGmlco capital para eI.
p!oIar patCn,c. &c garantiza Ell 5000 de
nt.iidsG. Para inrormeS dirijanse q No.
81. CO. La PRENSA. San Antonio. Texas
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yENpENSE INMEDIATAMENTE. muy
baraiaS, CincU trus dc Initials en- bQen
estado. Ucurral 0 eScrIban 4 iiG1 "es'
Commerce ST., san Antonio, Texas.
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DIVERSOS-

LIMP1O y HLNUEVO SOmbrerOs. todaS cla-
scS. Reclbo mlIcrlalcS d!rcCtlInente de IL
fabrlCG para Sn!nbreFoS SIEFSuN. Yea
Iu.. C.. Swectser. SOinbrerc, As W: Hou;
ton 81. u-I.
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PESOUISAS-

GRATIF!ChKE cor. $500 I qulcn informe
re pa.adcrO cyactO De mis- liermanos An.
ionic : Jose .Arvizu rcSDcrtt' 3inentc. FL
primrro &c l. aiiUs : 81 scgundo dc 81
or,2inario, dc liayGl, Sonora. Mexico. Ut.
riilrSc L TrGnci 90 Il. ArYIZu, Co~ell, Ca
~ILrurnid, VIA Bay Point. q:
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GUARANTEE WALL. PAPER = FEINT CO..
.ur,.-urr> do +. u. Bacon CO.. ~ ". ON
mrrrr =. Tclcrunu TRANS 2$1H. %"irr'"l
~ rlcyantisrIuu sur'IGo Il" pIprI ializ'
riuIur2. vIrirIuS. tJruIr">. ?!aha>iIill e
drln..- !uplrnlcnio>. q pr""i"S r"'iAaHu'
.auf.., de- Ia guerra: pr"iUrclnnan:u> raj
rulpS >obrr pIuiIraS y CgiuCarl"!l lie pa
pcl ta,tz: sail~rirc;GA =aranIih2Il. y. q.
]iInener, II. t.. Schur.'cr, nuc'vs p"Oplcta-
rios me o
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Ir.iIITu> G:Iu"hladu>. con . 81 ass
irlrIa. il:i Main ArcItlc. Tel. CTprbctt
:S.L Gi;2l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

D?URrtNlDiU.-DcscO rambler SUlIrcS Ell
Talup.rU, MCAIru. pur casa dc 6 plesdS en-
san Antonio, Texas. DlciIlrsc a ". Ed.
Wolrr, p. .. Box 6Ss, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

j VENpE la nbra Historic General dc
Wrylru" ~ iumu-. pUr Nlceto IaInaCoiS.
$.vyrl. Eir!'irsG Antonio MOuiaNcz, ii
Ilu;h Colorado. i2sl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

Es.amos raganto el TeIor preclo po- NUE.
CES. YtSlIeGos I'd, 0 maudenos mnestras
J NJ. and u. MGrroquin. 400 1olorosa ST
san Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

,NTEuIBS EE ABONOS-a LG Compaffa
ralncr-2fG Hicks Bu.lding-D. Arturo
ramer. Uculista-upuCo, pres. 81 la vista
- Vi. cJ:IIenza d cansars" 81 I'd. .Eene
iulOres dc caDeZa. no Sc esper" hasta que
20 Gcmasildo tarde. EIanIen Gratis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

CAsAS RARATAS.-s!j.0N Contaou, $500
semanariamente.-Ncs. rs, fi9. iGt. fE
Y t0= Peach ST. ccrCa dc North Brazo
De dos cuarios caia una. Prcclo s5Co.@
Vim. +. Schulz. CUariO !, riverside
Bldg. !Oi West Commerce 81. ii3l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

- NEgE>ITAN sasircS de priUera c!lSe
: rspccIalis;aS en- hechurI Dc sacoS. IA
ydnOs SucidOS ~uniOniSias, yensaSc nine
diatamcnle. ". Learner. Victoria. texas.
Iil?.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10
RENTAS-

KIN I Az
sc RESTA hacienda. Disame I'd. 81 tlene
lmDlcmeHtos = maGuinaria agr!cols y su
sgluT. : 20 le proporcionare hsc1ends col
lSia Ell Mexico. NJ. Z. Flores, los Berlin
St, San Antonio. Texas. I'LL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

81 NECESITA express para que leye SUI
pelacas q Ia esiact0n q cambie sus nut
1Ies hablcle 4 ROsales. Telefono Crocken
75t Y Travis ii26.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10
AVES~s De OCCASION
EMPLEOS-

81 N.CESlTiN iOrer0s para torcar beFrc-
gUs, al Bevo White City. v0a West l!ous-
ton 81. or.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

IGTfS III NENTN 81 IL Calic d" NcracTuz.
rnn q ;UIuS. Muy barloS. :ia y. cibnio
street. tii!'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

Antics de yender sus NuECES lie estima
reTuOs darnos a conoccr sus preClos. com
pramOs cualCIier cantidad y ClaSe. d..
and G. Marroquin, 406 Dolorosa street. S8'
Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-10

81 VTNFE bOguc con rabalIo ' glIari:ici"n,
en- muy buen esiado, en- SjJ.ue. 'l9 ": a.
bOlO street. UNI
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19

Red Cross In q Palace.
The Quirinal famous royal Italian
palace. transformed into hospital for