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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-16

little actual change. As was the case
in the immediate preceding sessions
technical conditions outweighed outside
influences. In plan every day English,
the market is at the moment under.
going the process of digestion. tn
process thus far has been accomplished
without disturbing the equilibrium Of
tho market, but, of course, must run its
course
STANDARD shares were neglected in the
movements Of speculative issues during
tho most Of the day The automobile
group and oils monopolized the atten
tion Of pools at further substantial
gains and several new records
Seasoned iudustrials moved forward
undcr lead of Bethlehem, Republic and
I. s. Steels, Baldwin Locomotive and
New York Air Brake. American
Wooen featured the strong spccialtios
and Southern Pacific furnished tho only
activity in rails at a fractioua gain.
Reactions Of one to three points set
in at noon when call money opened at
10 per cent, the highest initial rate
OF many months
Trading fell TO slender proportions ON
the higher rate for call money. but re.
actions among ~pecialties were partly
recovered. High grade rails aud United
states Steel we're among the striking
exceptions. these stocks rejecting great.
or pressure than tho more ancruatrv,
! issues.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Oct. 16.---Under the in
fuencc Of the 10 per cent rates for
call money in this city foreign exchange
opened weak this morning. Sterling
started at the lower preliminary level
while continCutals were even lower
Quotations were
Demand sterling ! i.1Gta, cables
4.171, franc cables SIC, checks $40 :
lire cables 1916. checks 1o.1S; Swiss
cables 5.6l checks 163,; guilder cables
ISIS checks IS; pesetas cables 1919,
checks 1905; Stockholm cables "A. 10,
checks 2430, Christiania Cables -,
checks % ST. Copenhagen cables y 90,
checks p so; Belgian cables SO,
checks SIP; marks 365j Austrian
kronen 80.
Prominent international bankers re-
port very heavy offerings of cotton bills
as weakening the exchange market.
Sterling in the second hour of business
held at the opening low levels, while
francs and Italian exchange improved
somewhat Late quotations were De
mBnd sterling 4.1G12, cables All a
franc cables STA. checks S.76, lire
cables 10.l4, checks 10.l6 marks $50.
In mdsfternoon francs and lire i'm
proved, while sterling held at the early
low level Demand sterling continued
weak at 1872 and cables Alta
| franc cables were SI2, checks S.7312,
and lire cables 1912 and checks 1O.14.
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Dealings in the local stocks were
fairly active today and prices as q rule
were higher. The trading iH the recent
active specialties was greatly subdued.
These selected issues, however, not only
retained recent gains, but we're moved
up easily when any demand developed. >,
This suggested quite clearly the supply
was still very limited.
Such theory, at least was fully cor e
roborated in the General Asphalt
shares. These recent favorites, after
laying dormant since the opening of
the week, showed signs of an awakening
of fresh speculative interest. On rel
atively small transactions, the common
was carried up S4 to 146, which it later
lost while the preferred was raised So
to 216.
The same thought was further con-
firmed in the case of American Ship,
which stock on sales of little over 100
shares advanced S2.T5 to 42A
Electric Storage Battery, which in
the two preceding sessions had held the
limelight, apparently encountered re =
newed realizing sales, which was. al
together logical in view of the SIT ad -
vance in the two previous sessions. That
all offerings were readily absorbed was
attested in the narrow fluctuation of
quotations which were limited to a
range of 81 between 149 and $50, until
near the close when the price yielded
to 145.
Some interesting light was thrown
today on the recent puzzling selling of
United Gas Improvement Company
which under this persistent pressure
was depressed recently to 60s4.
According to information obtained to
day from usually highly reliable
source, this selling emanated from 1
prominent local financial institution
which a few years ago was known t.
be q heavy holder of the company
stock. Part of these holdings wer'
liquidated about five years ago and i
was learned today that the balance wa
slowly pedded out on the market.
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LOCAL PRICE MOVEMENTS
WITHIN MODERATE LIMITS
American Ship Prominent Feature Of StrenghIhe Deal
ings in Recent Actue Special,ieS Greatly Subdued

This would account for the dribbling
liquidation encountered in the last six
weeks. The stock was never forced on
sale, but was fed out as fast as the
absorption capacity of the market would
permit, without causing serious slump
in price.
While most of the stock was liquidated
between 81 and IS, which is relatively
a low price, yet it is understood, that
the company was able to get out either
with q slight profit or about even, as
result of the numerous stock dividends
and allotments it had received on its
original purchases.
In the opinion of competent observers
the present dividend rate, while not
fully earned last year, is no danger.
The large surplus which the company
has built up in their opinion, assures
a continuance of the present rate, until
the abnormal conditions now prevailing
in the public utility field are corrected
The stock was again inclined to be
heavy today, receding to 614 The
selling was on small scale. That of
the financial institution mentioned above
is understood to have been completed q
week ago.
Lake Superior Corporation boomlet
was punctured somewhat when efforts
were made to cash in some of the paper
profits. A further advance of "a was
made in the early trading to 243s, but
profit taking sales caused quick
shrinkage in price to 221a 1t is a ques
tion whether many took the recent up
ward swing seriously
Little change was made in the other
local stocks. Philadelphia Electric
moved back to 2512 Philadelphia Rapid
Transit was 4 better at 27R. Amer
lean Stores advanced % cents to 3Ts4 ;,
while American Gas on ten shares lost.
81 at 40, Philadelphia Company
cumulative preferred was also so cents
lower at 3412.
Bond dealings were light. with de
clines of p per cent in Lehigh Valley
Coal 5s and Pennsylvania general 41bs.
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MoNEY.LENDING RATES

NEW yORk--Money on call DOM
mixed collateral and all industrial col.
latcroI opened today at 10 per cent
for lending and renewing.
Bankers explain the current nign .a
rstes for call money and scarcity OF time
funds as due to the fact that the pankS
themselves in the present situation were
forced to borrow for their reserves;
They claim it would be bad banking ana
also profiteering for them to borrow 81
Reserve Bark to lend at 10 to 10 per
cent in the stock market.
Time money is reported again very
scarce with an occasional transactlol
ar per cent on industrials Tor slAtN
and ninety DAYS and that rate Is strong
" bid for any period.
Prime bank acceptances are sloT ant an;
rates are unchanged, also the 412 pei
cent call figures on acceptances.u
In prime mercantile paper Offering
are moderate. Little or no paper o
anv grade is being discounted at TN
resent time under 512 per cent, so tal
rs New York is concerned
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Refined Sugar Remains Unchanged

New York, Oct 16.-Ihe refined
sugar market remains unchanged both
as to conditions and prices. Local
retiners still refrain from accepting
new business, effort still being made
to catch up on back orders, Prices
are quoted at Sc, less 2 per cent for
cash for fine granulated. Raws also
are unchanged at 7.2sc for So degree
centrifugals. The United States sugar
equalization board yesterday arranged
for the loading this month and early
in November of 446, $50 bags of Cubas
st 5.SSc, cost and freight.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. qousWqe.-There was a
good demand D. spbt cotton today with
prices steady on the basis of Geclne
Of % points for middling at 22'lid'
The sales were 5000 bales, In
Guiding 5000 bales American The
receipts were 1000 bales. all American
Futures were quiet in the carry aeat
miGdlins insS spfe Fair. p''S591 Sled; good middlns
% Aid fully middling Sid middling
22'11d low middling 20. 26d good
ordinary 1S.31d and ordinary 17old'
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Loaan Trust Increases Dividend

The Logan Trust Company has de-
clared a semiannual dividend of per
cent, payable December IS to stock of
record October IA This is an increase
OF ! per cent in the semiannual distri-
button, 1t is announced that future
distribution will be made quarterly, the
next dividend being payable next March
on the increased capital stock,
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off at 34.27 and January to 30. 90, or
about net unchanged 10 IL points
higher.
The western belt forecast for colder
weather with frost in Oklahoma and the
Texas Pan Handle checked the decline.
and there were rallies of several points,
but the tone was rather nervous and un
settled.
The receipts at the ports for the day
are estimated at 10000 bales, against
;29o bales a week ago anG 10, ,493
bales a year ago.
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PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals will be received at the
once of the Officer in Charge of ConstrtIe
tion, Frankford Arsenal. PhiIadsiphia, on
or before 2. p. NJ. October 2s. 1915, and
then opened for the construction OF a 42b9
K. W. Power Plant Building.
Plans and specifications may, be secured
from the Ofticer in Charge OF Construction
A certified check to the amount Of i've
per cent Of tho bid, must accompany the
proposals. check to be made TO the order
successful bidder shall furnish satista story
bond in the amount of approximately fifty
per cent of the contract price.
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Proposals.
o CITY OF CAPE NAY; Y, y. J.:

Proposals in the form Of sealed BIDS will
be received by the Board of Commissioners
al the city Hal. on the ssth day q IStfn. octo.
ber, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m. and opened
Ing of several streets with concrete btu
minous concrete or like durable material.
Including the adjusting of street structures
to correspond with proposed grade Of paw
ing. All In accordance with plans and speci-
Engineer and City Clerk.
The work will consist mainly in the lay.
ing of approximately 1897 So. yds. OF
paving and 1896 So yds. of brick or con :
crete cutters, The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. Copies Of plans
Clerk on the deposit of $500 which money
shall be refunded when plans and specifica- :
tions are returned in good condition
GEORGE p. WENTZELI,
Director of the Department of Streets and
Public improvements
October z. 1919.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-16

New York, Oct. 16.--A continuation
of heavy rains in the Southwest led to
a sharp rally in today's cotton market,
first prices being from 81 to 80 points
net higher. The trade, Wall Street
and Japanese interests were large
buyers on the call. getting the cotton
from Liverpool and the South.
AT the end of the first fifteen minutes,
the market was steady at a net advance
of II to IS points, having reacted from
the top under realizing.
The early advances met good deal
of southern hedge selling as well as
realizing and prices broke rather sharply
after the call, with December selling
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-16
RAINS IN SOUTHWEST
CAUSE COTTON RALLY
Market Reacts From Top Under
ReaIizing-CabIes Higher
Than Due

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York, Oct. 1B--The following tenn
peratures were recorded in the cotton belt
this morning: Oklahoma City. As: Fort
Smith, 60; Meridian, G4; Shreveport and
Little Rock. 66; Memphis Nashville and
Atlanta. 6S; Vicksburg and Wilmington
70: San Antonio, Macon. Augusta and
Tampa. 72 New Orleans, Charleston and
Savannah. "A; Corpus Christi: Pensacola
and Jacksonville, 10. and Galveston. 7s
There was 18 inch of precipitation at
Memphis. "a at Little Rock. 40 at Fort
Smith, 40 at San Antonio, so at Nash
Shreveport.
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PHuADELPHIA-Cau, 5% @e per

cent : time, 5% @6 per cent CONNER
cial paper, three to six months ga "a
5s4 per cent, and six months D per
cent.
LONDON-Money is quoted at rs
nor cent. Discount rates, short bllls,
4as per cent three months bills, 49s
prr cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-16
1opAYs RANGE IN LIBERTY BOND

sales Of LibsrtD Bonds IN the Stock Er.
change carry interest to dalo Of sole. The
seller receives that interest. In addition TO
the sale price OF the bond.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-16

With marked increase in demand for
copper large copper producers, are doing
business at the market, which ranges
from 22A TO % cents according TO
product and delivery conditions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-16

So Bell Tel 5s
2.tN 50
So Pacific i'd
5000 .. 81
5000 .... ST
So Pacific AZ
10000 Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-16
Distillers Sec SIS
Tom of Can rs 81
5000 i 95i3

gObb - ~
Erie Gen Lien
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Manhattan Elev So

2nnh..... ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-15
MEDIOS DE EVITAR Ell COLERA
EN- SU CRIANZA.

Las porquerizas seran construidaS
lejos de quebradas caminos publ
cos Sc deberan mantener siempre
limpias. Debera procurarse que los
rayos solares penetren en- elias pues
es ell mejor desinfectante. Sc evitara
que en- los sitios en- que Sc tengan GER
dos pelotren carros Y Sc pongan on
seres que pueden venir de lugares in
fectados. No Sc permitira la entrada
al chiquero a personas que vengan
de sitios infectados a menos que no sc
desinfecten los zapatos en- una solu-
ci0n de cresol acido carbolico al 30 o.
"A los cerdos no sc les dejara hozar en-
el tango nj pcrmanecer en- hoyos he
chos en- la terra nj que tengan acce-
so a letrinas desbordadas. Todos los
animales que mueran seran quema-
dos enterrados lejos de quebradas
para evitar que sus cuerpos sean CO.
midos ror cuervos, auras y perros
que puedeA llevar la infection otras
manadas y que Sc contaminen las
aguas de dichas quebradas. Cuando sc
compren cerdos para la crianza Sc ten
dram separados de los otros por un
termino de 25 dias.
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baco, la manera mas recomendable de
abonar es la siguiente; en- el primer
pase del arado q. Sc haga despues de
terminado el 1ltimo cosecho, deben
regarse 200 libras de cal apagada al
aire, por cuerda. Al pasarse el arado
por segunda vez, dos meses antes del
transplante para el segundo cosecho,
deben regarse 200 libras de sulfato
de potasa y 500 libras de fosfato Cruz
do, finamente pulverizado, por cuer-
da. En- la epoca del 'transplante Sc
acostunbra abonar con 200 libras por
cuerda de un abono que contenga 7oIo
de amoniaco, 70 o acido fosforico Y
100 o de potasa. Estas recomendacio
nes, por supuesto son generates para
la siembra de tabaco, que las condi-
clones del terreno puede hacer variar
de acuerdo con su analisis. =
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|nduStria de CanadO y de Cerda

persistente. Muchas veces la piel Sc
pone colorado con manchones rojos
aislados generalmente debajo de la
barriga, orejas Y entire las patas ira
seras. Uno de los sintomas carac
teristicos es la temperature del cuef-
po que sube de 1O4 grades F. 1O7
Y algunas veces mas alta. Como esta
enfermedad es altamente contagiosa,
Sc propaga facilmente, dandose ca
SOS en- que los pocos dias de haber
entrado la infection al chiquero, pere-
cen todos los animales. 81 alguno Sc
salvase, queda en- NAL estado para la
crianza haciendose dificil engordar'
10, siendo 10 mejor sacrifcarlo.
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La juVentud de Rio Piedras

La juventud de Rio Piedras quiere
aprestarse decidida la proxima lu-
cha electoral.
Esta en- via de organizarse seria y
espontaneamente. Quiere ella suplantar
los programs secos y sin granos por
programs categorieos y definitivos.
Pide la "Juventud" una oportunidad
en- la vanguardia. Que no todo sea
para los hombres viejos; la "Juven-
tud" Sc dispone no tolerar mas la
Ihegemonia de tales hombres. Que no
sean 'siempre ellos los que gobiernen
Y dirijan. LA Juventud es una frac-
cion dentro del mismo partido. Son
los adeptos al proceso de renovation
que squieren vivifcar, 81 este no es
possible, eliminar las celulas va gasta-
das de los politicos viejos.
Tales hombres de arcaicos procedi-
mientos' de hondas raices en- la poll
tica, forman a juicio de la "Juven-
tud" un regimen de feudocracia o bu
rocracia parasitaria, un Estado para
litico que impide desenvolverse libre-
mente las actividades locales.
Esa "Juventud" representara en- la
politica portorriquena uno de los va.
lores morales mas altos, uno de los
ejemplos mas inequivocos de seriedad
y sinceridad.
La "Juventud" Sc mueve va. Viene
la renovation. Aunque no quisieramos
ella vendria. Es necesaria. Los obs
taculos son muy debiles. Sc impone
ell cambio de sangre. De procedimien-
tos. Todo sera nuevo.
Y esa "Juventud de Rio Piedras"
va a la lucha flamear banderas,
remarcar diferencias doctrinales, a
exijir con la fuerza del voto, de la pro-
paganda, de la sangre, una oportu
nidad y un puesto en- la vanguardia
p. 3. d.
Rio Piedras.
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del Departamento de Agriculture
q Trabajo.

La industria de ganado de cerda
es un negocio lucrative 81 Sc lie da la
atencion debida Y Sc evita la intro
duccion de Intermediates contagiosas
parasitarias en- los rebafios. En-
Puerto Rico hay muchos sitios donde
Sc facilitarian estas crianzas debido
que Sc consiguen alimentos buenos
nutritivos tales como la pepita de
palma, batata, pastos Y otros. La
cerda es muy prolifica de manera
que cada vez que pare aumenta la
crianza a su dueiio al mismo tempo
el capital.
Para tener una crianza de cerdos
en- buenas condolences, es necesario
que Sc construyan porquerizas sani-
tarias con pisos, banaderos, Y reci-
pientes para los alimentos, de cemen-
to que Sc mantendran limpios. Ade-
mas Sc tendran pastos dispuestos pa
ra que los cerdos al mismo tempo que
Sc alimentan hagan ejercicio.
En- muchas parties Green que el
cerdo gusta de las inmundicias 81
tios insanos, siendo este erroneO. Lo
que sucede es que ell cerdo como to-
dos los demas animales irracionales
Sc adaptan a las condolences en- que
Sc tengan.
Toda persona que posea una fnca
daSera tener su crianza de cerdos
pOrque le suministra alimento para
su hogar puede venderlos ganando
dinero.
Como anteriormente die, hay que
evitar que las intermediates penetren
en- las manadas. Hoy dfa tenemos que
ell hogcolera esta destruyendo en-
Puerto Rico un 500 o de los reba1os
de ganado cerda Y 81 no combatimos
dicha enfermedad nuestra industria de
ganado cerda desaparecera. Citare
los sintomas de esta enfermedad pa
ra que los ganaderos tomen cuenta y
avisen a este Departamento quien
cooperara para extirparla de sus
crianZas.
Cuando esta enfermedad comienza
en- una crianza, Sc notara que algu-
nos animales dejan de conner y pe+ma-
necen echados en- un rincon del chi
quero. El dia despues, 81 Sc les obliga
caminar, Sc vera que estan debiles y
como que Sc quieren caer de las pa
tas principalmente de las traseras.
ST los pulmones estan afectados, to-
sen al menor, movimiento, los ojos Sc
inhaman produciendose una secre-
cion que pega los parpados. Cuando
los intestinos Sc afectan, habra eX-
trenimiento al principle seguido el
dia despues por una diarrea fetica y
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c.. G.. !
YAUCO.
C. A. F.

Sc emplean dos sistemas de pro
pagacion de los arboles de ~aguacate5
y mangos. Ingertando con- kss svarie-
dades nativas, y transplantando ar
boles pequeios que han sido sembra-
dos en- ell criadero de plantas. Ell pri
nero de estos dos sistemas es mas
rapido y economico, aunque requiere
mucho cuidado para que resulte efec-
two, pero solamente 10 pueden usar,
desde luego, las personas que tienen
arboles de aguacates mangos en- sus
fncas.
Al decidirse usted por cualquiera de
los dos metodos de propagation de
estos arboles, lie aconsejamos Sc di-
RIA al Sub-inspector de esa divi-
sion, Sr. E. Lopez Ballester, Ponce,
quien estara muy gustoso en- hacerle
una vista Y ensenarle sobre ell terre-
no todos los pasos que deben darse
para tener exito en- la siembra.
T. n
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INTERESANTE

A las damas de Rio Piedras Y pobla-
clones limitrofes. He instalado recien-
temente en- Rio Piedras, calle de Mu-
fioz Rivera No. 26 en- LAS NOvEDA-
DES" una maquina para hacer traba-
jos de Homestitching, Ribete de Pirot,
Dobladillo y Tru-Tru en- toda clase de
telas Y trajes que Sc me confaxen. Te-
lefono 13.
ECONOMIA Y ESMERo-PRONTITUD
Y LIMPIEZA
Carmen Arte Costa. Advt.
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NOTICLA

Cuando vaya comprar una m&qu.-
ma de sumar yea la SUNDSTAND que
representatives. Muchas ventajas sobre
las demas. Venga y manejela con una
sola mano y sin mirarla. Barata, fuer-
te y elegante.
ROMEU & CO.
Tetuan 1, altos. Box 100. Tel. 505
San Juan, P. f. Advt.
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Rio Piedras.
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VACUNACION.

Todo buen criador de cerdos va
cunara sus animales con el virus y
suero contra ell colera. Ell tratamien
to es barato da una inmunidad per-
manente.... Este Departments facili-
tara todos los datos respectos la
vacunacion.
" e.
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INFORMATION SOBRE MER.
CADOS.

Necesitamog saber quien en- la is
la tiene semillas de Habichuelas Ter
ciopelo Velvet Beans) para la venta.
Dirfjase "El Servicio de Exten
sidn Agricola", San Juan, P R.
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COLA B o R A CT IN

A los sefiores que nos honran env1An-
donos espontAAeamente trAbajOs do CO.
laboraci6n les recomendamOs que guar
den conia. pues no respondesuoa do %
devoluci6n On case dc no uttlixarlOa.
ni sostenemos correspondence Sobre
elloa.
FL hecho do que este diArio publiQuo
un trabajo hrmado. no aignifica nece-
sariaments que % solidarice CON d.
Advt.
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Co1nerciantes

FL que suscribe remat6 todos los Col
chones, frisas, catres, mosQuiteroS. Ca
pas, camisas y baules del Campamen-
to Las Casas, no dejarse engahar. pi-
dan precios.
Manuel RODRIGUEZ. p. o. Box 10.
Te AT. Rio Piedras.
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L. A.
AGUADILLA.

La formula que generalmente Sc
recomienda para baiar ell ganado
contra la garrapata es la siguiente;
Carbonate de sodio.... "a libras.
Arsenico Blanco........8 libras.
Brea Veetal1 gal.
Aqua. 500 galones.
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CONSULTAS.
J. v. G..

J. C. N.
CAXEY.
En- terrenos que han sido usados
por muchos amos es la siembra de ta-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-25
BLITCHTON

Blitchton, Sept. 24-Miss Ola Bitch
spent last week at Hawthorne, the
guest of Miss Sarah Henry.
Miss Opal Bitch has returned to
her school duties at Cedar Keys.
Mr.. Raymond Sanders is up after a
few days illness.
Mrs. Sue Zetrouer of Jacksonville
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Minnie
Hammons.
A number of our people attended a
play at Fellowship Saturday night
and reported a pleasant time.
The farmers are gathering corn and
saving hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy V. Bitch, who are
spending the summer in Nebraska,
are announcing the arrival of baby
daughter September 18th.
The price of wool is 20 cents less
than last year and men and women's
suits have advanced at least $50.
Why?