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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-24

DO V pide que todos los que favoreZ-
can Ia mocion levanten u manos.
Contados los vouos, Que fueron Ia
mayoria ell Presidente anunci6 que
Ia mocion QueGaba aprobada Y ell de-
bate cerrado.
L. Presidente en- seguida orden6
que Sc diera lectura al informe de Ia
Comisi6n.
Fl Prssidente de la Comisi6n de
R~esoluciones. Mr.. William Green, le-
y6 en- seglida. 10 que sigue: "Respecto
del parrafo 6. recomendamos que el
Conseio Executive de la Federation
Americana del Trabajo haga n in
/ vestigaci6n de In question a cue So
~refiere Y tome Ia accion respccto de
Ella. que considere neceSaria".
FL senior Santiago I~clesias, Sc le-
vanta Y dice: senior P~reSidente, el
dele@ado de Mexico propone.....
e. Presidentc 10 i~nterrumpe dicien
do. que "a esta cerrado el debate.
Fl delegaGo Eglesias termina 81 fra
Sc: Propone una sustitucion a csc in
fcrmc.
II Presidante dice: Cuando ell de-
bate esta cerra0o naale puede feco-
mendar o proponer naaa' Il asuhVo
ha sido discutido dcsde esta manana.
Han trascurrido cinco minutes o seis,
Mas del tempo del ap aZamlento. 81
a!gura Sustltrclon sc in~tentaoa pre-
S~eHtarSe' deoi" naoeFse memo uur""-
te csc tempo. r. Toto Il unanlme
para IA c!auSura De! DEBATE. loHos
los Qlc favorecIeron Ia aprooacloh
del lnforme dc In Connslon' hirleron
81 manifestation !eVantando u ma
nos.
u 6eie@@ao 'ohh Murray P'oe ID
pa ara Y ace; Leeu el y eSPa-
mol nrlmero para que sep"h 10 que
votan.
MI delegado IgleSlaS u lunJe co
mo l~rtcrprete, ia lectura 4 IA reco-
mendact"n re IA Com!sion' en- espa-
mol.
Fl P~reslderte Iompers ahuhcla Ell
segulda que rodcS los que esten en-
favor de esa recommendation sc SIR
Tan levaHtar su$ manGS. Contaaos
les votes ell presltente mdlc2 que los
cue Sc opongan a 4 recomendacion
levanten las manoS. Ia votaclon fuc
favorable para ii recomenc2c!oh.
e presidente aHuHc'a luego G1e e!
senior John Murray uene una Cecl2-
.raci0n one haccr.
FL de!cgado Murray, ace: De!c-
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OCULISTA oPTICO.-Dr. u GRA-
MER. Anteoios y lentes de todas eiases.
Examen de Ia vista GRATIS. Diez amos DC
estrdio y ~practica on Europa Mexico
Habla espano!. frances C itaiiano. 81? hicks
Bldg. Esquina de Ia Gale Houston y Ave
nida c.
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ESPECIALDAD Ell recLamaciones por dahos
personales. at-opeHos. etc. Hago toda eiase
de cobranzas. F. P. Nc. Closkey. IA fros'
Bldg.
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De OCCASION!
PROFESSIONALS

MatTERMANN Y HAIR. ABoGADoS. Inter.
nrete de Espaaol y Notario Pi;blieo; suits
Il, FRENCH BUILDING. SAN
TEXAS. -Telcfono CIR 5s9'.-
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DIR, SALOME CARA AL.DAPE, de Ia Fa-
cuItad de Mexico. autorizado en- el Estado Ge
Texas. Espccialista en- cirugia en- eeneis-
0firina ITO r. Nue"a ST. Telsfono Travis
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SEQ 10 DE GRATIFICACIoN o an aho ia
suscripci6n a Ia PRENSA". dare a quiea
me proporcione info-mes ~eSaetos DC mi he.-
mano. Jose Arvizu. oricinario dc Rzyon,
Sonora. Mexico. Is de e~statlra regular. CO.
;or blapco. cabeIlo rubio. Hace como tres
amos sali6 de! Iugsr de donde Is originate
> Sc supone esta en- Estados vnidos.. Cusl-
ou;er intorme que Sc :enra .obrc dicha per-
soma. favor DE- di-iEiris a Francisco r. A-sizy.
s. John St, San Francisco. California i25)
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MATRIMO

CABALI.ERO mexicano dc 50 amos de edad,
Solicita cntablar correspondence. objeto ma
trimonio. con scnora viuda o scnorita dc 25
4 80 amos dc cdaG. y que sea de bucnas
ccstumbres. Presento q mi favor las Tejo-
res refercnciaS. Diri;anse Il c. Hernandez.
sol So. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio,
Texas. t2Sl.
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Sc pESEA sabcr Q! J~aradcro dc Concep-
ci6n Ramirez. originario de Vale Ge San
tiago. Gto.. de % amos de cdad. trigucno. dc
mcdiana ~esta:ura y cuerpo deIgado. L hiSo
dc Al:agracia Cruz. Hacc dos amos sc en-
| contraba en- Cotton. Cal. Sc daran $500 =
Ia persona que proporcionc infornes cieE-
toS dirigiendose : Ramon Ram!rez. 5l7 So
Leon. St, San Antonio, Texas. 1861
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"BERCNER STUDIO"

ESta Fotorratia. cstableciia rccisrtcmente
en- 81 No. :03 W. Commerce St. en- I'm rs-
rac:oso local, con maGn:fica luz. tienc ade-
mas todos los meiorcs y mas modernos apa-
ratios. y por corsiguientc puede hacer re-
tratoS arti5ticos y perfectos. que C. 10 Que
I'd. SegurameIitc desca. Sirvase hacernos una
vista y podrcn.os mostrarlc 10 que ofrecemos
tenicndo muchc gusto en- complaccrlo. Sc
habLa espafol. Alberto Gia y noche, :nciuso
los domlngos. t-ll.
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JOSE R.. VARGAS, residente de Inez- Te-
xas.. desca saber el paradero de aigano de
los deudos o parientes del Sr. Ramon Esaui-
vel. 0 en- Iltimo case, In RESIDENCES del Sr.
Felipe Guzman. quien vive en- San Antonio.
Texas. para communicates una noticia i'm
~portante en- relacion con Ell mcneionado Sr.
Esquivel. t2it
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LA SENORA Eulalia Naldonado sc encuen-
ira gravemente enferna y desca comunicar-
sc con su hermano Rupertn Maidonado o con
sus sobrinos Jesus y Martin del propio ape
lido. Hacc dos amos Sc hallaban radicados
en- Galveston. Texas. SirvanSe proporcionar
c~ualquic- informe L Eulalia Maidonado, fIs
Durango St, San Antonio, Texas. CD
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Or. II. MARTINEZ GUZMAN.-Espesialista-
IN Intermediates de nihos y partos. aediei-
n. en- general. oficina 1901 W. Commerce
st. 'TeiGfonO Travis 2255.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTAN cuartos con O sin muebks en-
casa meSicana 1901 So. Alamo 81 '2ij
CUARTOS con cana $3.50 por scmana, CT.
tres l5cts., aseo y limpicza. lis North Sar
Saba. '-lj
RENTO. COMPRO y vendo sillones de p
-n.no nara barberia. Ocur-an 2l6i. South
Santa Rosa Ave. Barbcria Juare2. ti-ii
RENTO DOS CEARTOS con o sin mucbleS
baho. luz y tranria = ia racrta.-"2b 50
Alamo.
HOTEL SAN LUIS. CGartos limpios y be-
ratios. Precio5 cspcciaics Dor sernana. 2Oi
y. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio. Texas.
JEMTAS
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DIVERSOS

PONGo EN- concc;miento de mi Distinguish
clientcIa. que desde 81 20 de Diciernere ma
queiado ubicado mi Establcciniento en- ei NO.
1906 de In Aven:da Nc Kinney, en- dondc Sc
les scrvir;, como sicmprc les csquisitos piati-
los al cstilo del Tcrrenaze y refreSco3 a! cs-
tito &c Zacatecas. Mdsica de piano y pie
zas mexicanas en- fonGgrafo. Camas de rem
u. Su propieta-io es ell mismo de siempre,
Zen6r Martinez.-DalIas. Texas tl5b
TALLER FoNOGRAFiCO.-Lrandro II. Ro-
driguez. reparaci6n de fon0Rrafos dc todas
clascS y maQuinas de co5e- SINGER y FO-
NOGRAF0S COLUMBIA nucros. EN- ABBO
NOS; de scgunGa mano. al coptado. MCf
BARATOS. los BUENAVlSTA ST. San
An;onIn. Texas.
c. /. Noriega. sirvase I'd. dejar 81 dirce-
c;Gn en- las Oficinas de LA PRENSA y Sc le
atcAderi = listed innediatlmcrtc
81 EECESITA carros para mudan=as 0 car
gar cGuipaics, liable 4 RoSALES: 1eltton"
Travis ilZ6.
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CON UN ANO de subscription a LA PREM
SA" correspondent 4 Il persona que me Fro
porcione informes cieTtos de Matilde Con-
zilez ) de su esposa Albina Hernandez. quie-
mes hace ur ano SC encontraban en- Laredo.
Texas. Cualquier information dirijase Z Ma
carlo Rocha, Camp. No. l. Box IS Long
Leaf. La. (2S)
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MIGUEL BoLANos CACHo, AEogado. Es-
pccia; atenci II n servicio de c~onsu!taS y DO
cu-ncntos iuridicps coneernien'eS a hGs"Isos
y I.yes De Mexico. POI Martin Bldg. FL Pa
so. Texas.
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500 DE GRATIFICACIoE y IN ano de sus-
cripcion al semanario LA PRENSA", sc
daran a Ia persona que proporcione infor-
mes cie-tos de MACARIO N. ZUNIGA. ORR
ginario de 10 Hda. de Duarte. s. L. p. En-
Agosto de 1916 Sc encontraba en- Laredo, Te-
xas. Dirijansc a Jacinto Zuhiga, Box 32e,
Fairbury, Nebr. ca
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PESQUlSAS

DESEO SABER q p~aradero dc mi padre
Leon Ojeda. de SUI csposa Antonio J de mis-
hermanos Santiago. Petra Y Martin Ojeda-
Son originarios de San Luis Potost. Graft
ficare con $500 4 Ia persona cue me pro-
porcionc infcrmeS ciertos diriGicndcse . Jo-
vita Ojeda DC Come. Seccion 9el.. Cline.
icNls. tZsb-
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ENSENANZA
EMELEOS

Sc N~ECESITAN muchachos appendices &c
nccaniccs. Excclcntc oportunidad para los
n:rgicos. $40 So. Alamo.
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TRASPASO Hiagnifica casa anueblada. con
banoS. luz electrical y tcdas las coraodida-
deS. DiriGirsc 4 rs Main Ave. CD
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Y aun nc mace ell pceta que cante
esa otra gran epopeya del mar. mas
grandiosa aun que Ia Nevada a cabo
DOR FaSco de Cana,
Camoens despues de haber dado a
su patria V al mundo uno de los poe
mas mas admirahles de IA '%itcratura
mundial, murio en- Ia miseria en- 1872
en- una ~bohardilla De Lisboa, sin te-
mes siQuiera n manta cue caientasc
susj aieridos miemhros Hoy, Lisboa,
Coimhra V Evora sc disputan la gloria
de haher siGo Ia cuna del gran poeta,
pero nadie 1uede senalar el lugar don
de deScansan u restos.
Camoens Y CervanteS. representan-
ties del espiritu latino. y de alma ca
balleresca de la raza hispana. pa
reccn dos gemeloS de Ia historic, a.
mamantados ambos por el intortunIo,
perseguidos ambos por 81 rectltud dc
conciencia. poroue no rodlan consen-
tir Ia iniquidad. soldados aMnos dc
lvaIcr. Il quicnes las ~peripeclas de Ia
guerra arrancaror, 4 II una marc,
III osro IN oio, ' amhos hijos nina
dos de la inspiration del arte. ole ba-
aaron a conso'ar!es en las negruras
dc sus pcisioneros. para darles. a Ger
vante Ia vision del Quiiote, llevando
i catc descomunales batallas o en-
cantadoras V gigantcs en- los cam?os
de esmeralda V orc de la Mancha. en-
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SELLOS DE COMA y accessories de todas
classes, los ancontrarsi listed 4 precios CO.
modns dirigicndose Il Ignacio Santos Ora,
Gil Dclcrosa St. San Antonio. Texas.
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LIST SHOWING COUNTY
FOOD ADMINISTRATORS

Nearly all counties in the State OF
Florida are now under control OF Gouh.
ty Food Administrators, the duties OF
these officers under the United States
Food Administration being the same
as the duties of the Federal FOOD AL
ministrators who are in charge OF the
various states.
Organization of the state of Florida
was taken up about six weeks ago
by Federal Food Administrator Brax-
on Beacham, and after carefully ascer-
tanning the merits of the different per
sons recommended to him he hnally
selected those who are named below
and are giving their full time ana at
tention to the work in hand. NOT one
of these County Food Administrators
receives a salary, and many OF them
are spending their own money IN con
Quoting affairs of their office. They
are doing a wonderful work in spread
ing the propaganda of food conserVa-
ton and directing distribution, while
the effects of their efforts are SHOWN
and proven in the even trend OF prices
throughout the State.
The list of Food Administrators NJ
ready appointed is as follows
Geo. P. Morris, Alachua, Gainesville
Fla.
T. C. Carroll, Baker, Macclenny, Fla
7. Ed. Stokes, Bay, Panama City, Fla
]. E. Harper, Bradford, Lake Butter
Fla.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell, Brevard, Mel
bourne, Fla.
J. e. Yon, Calhoun, Blountstown, Fla
John w. Davis, Citrus, Lecanto, Fla
w. T. Nettles, Clay, Green Cow
Springs, Fla.
A. B. Cargile, Columbia, Lake CITY
Fla.
eugene B. Romfh, Dade, Miami, Fla
John T. Bush, DeSoto, Wauchula, Fla
z. e. McLin, Duval, Jacksonville, Fla
e. s. .Bonacker, Escambia, Pensacoia
Fla.
r. D, Mcleod Jr., Franklin, Apalacf
icola, Fla.
Jobn A. Barnes, Gadsden, Quincy, Fla
C. A. Freas, fernando, Brooksvlilt
Fla.
Hafford Jones, Hillsborough, lamp;
Fla.
w, C. Afford, Holmes, Bombay, Fla.
T G. Bradford, jefferson, Monticello
Fla.
William Jeffcott, Leo, Fort Myers, FIJI
Irwin Gatee, Leon, Tallahassee, Eta
w. H. Hale, Levy, Cedar Keys. Fla.
r. H. Weaver, Liberty, Bristol, Fla.
L. A. Morris, Manatee, Bradentowl
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Spade and Hoe To Befriend
The Rifle and the BayOnet
(From a statement by the British
Ministry of Food.)

War is making bare the worlds
cupboards; the granaries are be-
ing emptied, the fiocks thinned, the
herds butchered, the mines scrap
ed. War is making everything
dear except human life; the de-
structive monster is consuming
more food essentials than it is pro
ducing. Want follows hard in the
wake of the chariot wheels of
Mars, and the whole world is
threatened with hunger, the mer-
ace of which will become greater
with the prolongation of hostili-
ties. Victory will go to the COM
batants who are best fed ana
nourished. The food question is
now paramount. Food production
is as essential to victory as food
saving. 3. The spade and the
noe must befriend the rife and the
bayonet.
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Henry L. Dotson. jr.. Engineer Corps.
Fort Slocum, n. Y.
Andrew Cleveland, Cleveland-same
camp with brother.
j. p. Perkins, Wadsworth, S. c.
Bertram Mccain, pvt. Co. E. SO6 Am
munition Train, Camp Jackson. S, c.
James Banks, Co. /, Hath Inf, Camp
Wheeler, Macon, Ga.
VIM. Paul Hayman, Reg. 3, Co. 8, U.
s. n. T. s., Newport. r. ].
w. w. Knight. Charlotte Harbor, 10th
Balloon Co. A., Omaha. Neb
T. c. Roberts, jr, Charlotte Harbor-
Somewhere in France"
Victor Garner, Charlotte Harbor, Camp
Jackson, Columbia, S. G.
Fred Falkner Charlotte Harbor, Some
where in France.
Clarence S. Hall, Navy Dept, Wash
ington, d. c.
Carl C. Mobley, in training, Camp
Beauregard, La.
Augustine Willis, Charlotte Harbor
hospital service, France
CoIored Men In Camps
Silas Fulton, Co. c, $40 Engineers Div.
Camp DevenS.
| Ellis Powell 2Sth Co.. Camp Devens.
| James o. Clemens, Camp Johnston.
Willis Andrews, Co. IL, Detention
Camp Johnston.
Richard Fleming, Camp Devens,
| Venus Green, Camp Devens.
Wilson Caruthers, Camp Johnston.
| N. B.-Every name on this list ought t
be first, but we can't arrange the list II
such a way as to put every one first.
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Emergency Ration Of the Marineo.

The emergency ration carried by the
United states marines when on out
is n substantial one. 1t enables the sea
soldier to stick to his guns and Keep
I'D his physical strength when cut Oh
from the base OF supplies by the enemj"
barrage or other causes. Every ma
rine on expeditionary duty is supplied
with a half pound tin case containin$
a two days supply of food, conslstli,s
of chocolate and a condensed meat AMI
vegetable compound that may be made
into soup or eaten raw IL there IS u"
opportunity to prcpare II
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

The Board of Commissioners Of DeSoto
County, Florida will receive sealed bids az
O'Clock a. M, of July End, 1918, for ap-
proximately $500 cubic yards of fill On
bayous on Shell Creek marsh on Road
No. Of Punta Gorda Special Road ana
Bridge District.
ty. Contractor to provide means py
which traffic can be maintained whllG
work is in progress, and to remove an
piling that project above completed M
shall also remove and pile in convenlehS
Mace ali sound lumber in old bridges.
Eiu m he maid for per cubic yard.
measured in embankment of completed
fiji Payment on monthly estimates Of
60 per cent. of completed work as report
ed by engineer in charge. and IN iu II, o,A
hhai es''iii''e 24-3t.
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ADVANCE IN RETAIL PRICES
ON FOODSTUFFS CHECKED

Advances in retail prices on food
stuffs have been checked. Like the
race between the Allied combative
powers and the submarine menace is
the race between high prices and
Observation-Disclosures. But the ad-
vantage is slightly on the side Of the
regulating forces.
No one expects low prices in war
time. At the same time 1t is now
accepted as the business of govern
ment that prices shall not be permit
ted to rise above the point warrant
ed by economic conditions. Since the
United States began to regulate dis
Etribution and to limit profits, there
has been a steady settling of prices
to the normal economic line. We still
have high prices but a recession ha!
begun and we do not have the eN
tortionate prices we had at the be
ginning of the war.
A study of the trend of retail foo
prices for the last quarter of 1917
issued by the United States Foo
Administration, shows that in thi
period, out of a group of 20 article
listed, prices declined on nine, II
creased on IS, and remained tn
same on two. Decreases were show
in wheat -four, bread, tomatoes, corr
pork chops. while increases wei
shown in bacon. ham, lard, butte
cheese and eggs.
The most important decrease we
that of 10 cents per 1-S Dbl. bag
flour. Another favorable change WI
; that in the price of the 1917 ount
, loaf of wheat bread, which sold
11.3 cents on October 6. while on d
, cember 20 1t was 1913 cents. Tn
; decrease of about 10 per cent in Il
price of a pound loaf of bread, folio
ed the cooperation of the bakers wi
the Food Administration in standar
izing the processes of baking.
A comparison of the average sta
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quotations on a pound loaf OF wheat
bread shows an increase in the num-
Der of states quoting this size loaf at
less than ten cents,
While the increase In price seems TO
have been checked prices still cling
around the maximum on a large num-
Der OF articles. These are foodstuns
which offer few opportunities Tor pro-
gressive sterilization, either on ac-
count of greatly decreased supplies or
conditions in the trade. All dairy
products show market value increases
in both the United States and Cana
da, the greatest rise in price during
the period being shown in eggs,
which had risen In price over 8 cents
in the last three months OF 1917
This is a normal seasonal change. A
comparison shows that with regard to
price increases the United States is
a. little better off than her northern
neighbor. Canada. During the period
in which one-third, or 8 out of 20
food products in the United States
were decreasing in price. only two
out of % food commodities were
| showing a decrease in Canada. The
prices of canned goods steadily in.
creased in Canada while the United
states fluctuations with some declines
were shown, especially in corn and
tomatoes.
All the food staples which show in
creases in the United States likewise
show increases in Canada, except
ash IT. which the Canadians have
little the advantage in matters OF
price changes for the period.
AS to variations in prices between
different sections of the United
States, the report shows that the!
are not, as rule, accidental, but re
feet normal price differences extend
ing over periods of time. Thus foul
is constantly highest in Florida ant
lowest in Idaho Cornmeal Is cheap
err in the Southern states than else
where. During the period covered D!
the record, Connecticut was amos
consistently highest in average prize
for eggs, as was Rhode Island 10
round steak. During the same quar-
!. ter, Idaho reported the lowest aver
q age price on potatoes ten times; Ca
G ifornia on sugar IL times, and Or'
! gon on round steak IL times.
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Clarence Camp. Marion, ocala, Fla.
Shirley c. Bott, Monroe, Key west
Fla.
Margaret Cobb, okaloosa, Crestview'
Fla.
L. E. Davis, okeechobee, okeechopee'
Fla. ,,.
Seth woodruff, Orange, Orlando, Fla
Milton Pledger, Osceola, kissimmee'
Fla. o..
DR.. r. Thor Weaver, Pasco, Dade CITY
Fla.
Arthur Norwood, Pinellas, st. Peters
burg, Fla. ,,.,,
]. Walker Pope, Polk, Winter Haven
Fla. al.
s. J. Hilburn, Putnam, Palatka, Fla.
F. N. Holmes, st. Johns, st. Augustine
Fla.
W. L. Ash. st. Lucie, vero, Fla. :,
Thomas s. Huff, Seminole, SANFORD
Fla. oo,-
J. A. Mcleod, suwannee, Live Oak
| Fla. MI
Silas B. Wright, volusia, DeLano, RIA
M. A. Murphy, Walton Defuiiiah
Springs, Fla.
Not "Bit" but utmost the emu
| L., uynrtb p1r GA ii
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nnw.s YOU L.vCS?

.xE.s LIVER PILLS 90 conta.a Ca.o.ci' w--.la =
,ssI liver Cleanser, Csat not the sicksniiiss
~. arnng calOmel you've dreaded ell yoaf L'1il1 =
= .eien,i6cally combined with other cleans,
drg. tbs, Il will not sieken. g7i9c or Interfere W
drugs s,. Ynown and endorsed by thovs7E'ds-
your Csc At DRUG AND Gss;ssL , sISs-1.
.:.se ty the makers Of Plaar''a C;'',' one
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FOR sALE-Remington Standard Lype
writer No. 10. Todd Protectograph Check
Writer. Electric Flash Lantern, on Ian ,r
tern. 8 Coffee Filters, camp cnair 90, o,I
other useful articles Address r. o. BOX
No. $50, Punta Gorda, Florida II
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13

Men are like trees-each one must
put forth the leaf that is created In
him. Education is only like good cul-
ture-it changes the size, but not the
sort.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13

WEDDING INvITATIONS-If you are
going to get married let us talk with YOU
about the invitations or announcement
will compare fayorabIy with the most ex--
oensive engraved ones and they Will nor
cost near SO much-THE HERALD
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13

FOR SALE-Thv following cards reg
sole ar this office: House for Rent
5Iouse for Sale. Furnished Rooms For
Rent, "Unfurnished Rooms for Rent
Rooms and Board, "AutomoDiie xo1
Hire. Price 10 cents each or three rSc
20 20 c, Teils' S Std
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13
FOUND

EOIJND-Watch- fob with M asoni
charm on it. Owner can get 1t from -.
A. Morgan by describing same and pay
ing Csc for this ntofce. zz-tt
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13
CLASSIFIED

sT- Advertisements inserted unaer ~. sn,s
head for cents per line eacn
six words counting line.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13

FARMERS--Send today. for q Tree sam,
nIe conv of the Florida Farmer anGs
Stockman. published at Jacksonville. Tells
about livestock raising, dairying. poultry
citrus fruit and trucking twice q monih
at soc per year, three years $l.oO. onIN
livestock and general farming paper ~
the state. Write today.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEi--Vai!! Ea !,
bile residence property in Arcadia wiz
sell cheap or exchange ior slliiiI ~,
pertv in Punta Gorda.-Address IL ga ),
Monroe Ave. Arcadia. Fla. zs-at
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13

FOR SALE-My improved farm at
Rarnt store ut big sacrifice House
900 pin eapple plants, hundreds smalh
grapefruit rees. etc, fenced, nachea.'
See my father at Burnt Store, or WIZ
to Karl Klaus, Fort Scriven, Ca zz-41
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13

FOR SALE - Choice location on the
new ard-surfaced county road IN So
lana, facing 260 feet on Marian Avenue
and having a depth of COG feet,streets
on three sides-splendidly. fenced, very
rich soil-fruit trees all of best nursery
erowth--well built small dwelling. Moth
ing can excel the opportunity for re-
turns on vegetables fruits and pounry-
Apply to Dr. BURLAND, Box 70, PunaS
Gorda, Fla.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-06-13
LOST

LoST-on Sunday. May 18th, between
J. Harvey Miler's cottage and the depot
Of n scroiL-Finder will be rewarded on
returning it to The Herald office. zS-zc