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Westclif News.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
j l.. Leech of the Wann Motor Com.
pany was up from Canon City the first
of this week making delivery of Ford
cars to Andrew Frank, William
Schulze. VI. Il. Lange and Joe Schmidt.
Mr.. Leech's company had received %
new cars and trucks during the first
five days of April
Engineer and Mrs. w. II. Jennings
spent few days in Canon City and
returned home Tuesday.
Miss Carlotta Luton returned from
Canon City Wednesday.
John Howard, an old-time resident of
Texas Creek country. but for several
years residing in Canon City, is re.
norted having died there yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. Hinshaw and Master Ken.
meth came up from canon city Monday
on short visit to friends, and are
guests in the family of E. c. Vahldick
Fred Trout WAS mp from Hillside
the first of the week
lake Hallauer was a passenger to
Canon City Wednesday.
Charles Schulz went to Canon City
,ast Wednesday TO spen da couple OF
F''|'iNP ~ ti' ibpt tlidl lDWtT dlll
tude would prove beneficial to his
health.
Work will be begun on the North
Hardscrabble road within a week OF
10 days. Much of Il will be done by
station contract work. the contracts
running up to $500. This win afford
small contractors an opportunity TO dc
some of this work.
Miss Jones. who had been ASSISTING
In the forest office. left last Saturday
on her return 10 Denver She paid
relatives in Canon City brief visit er
route.
Gottlieb Hallauer drove to Canon
city last Sunday and returned Monday
bringing through with him Louis
Mueller. Ferdinand Dietrich. Joseph
Keisler and J. G.. SchweiRcrt.
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Texas Creek

A. H. Pringle. second trick operator.
taken down with the after effects of
the flu. had to 20 to the ID. & II. G.
hospital at Salida Wednesday. Ills
condition at this time is reported bet.
ter. Mrs. Pringle is also In the same
hospital. suffering with a tumor. and
an operation may be necessary.
Miss Anna Taylor of Denver and
Nelson Taylor OF Fort Collins are Mt
home for the summer.
Alfred PettinRill of Canon CITY is
visiting his father, a. NJ. Pettingn. the
past week.
guile number from here attended
the funeral of Kenneth Mcdonald Fri
day which was held In the school
house at Upper Texas Creek.
Mrs. Gibbs of Canon CITY. who has
been taking care of Mrs. A. II. Prin
gle the past week. left Sunday for
her home on account OF II being nee.
essary to remove Mrs. piingIe to the
hospital.
Al Looper is in the d. a. Il. G. hos
pital suffering from blood poison. IL
being necessary to amputate his mid.
die fneer OF the right hand, His
condition Is reported some better.
Floyd Coleman and his mother were
down calling on friends Thursday eve
ming.
A. l.. Cballis was in Sailda Friday
consulting the doctor.
The Worth family OF cotopaxi spent
Sunday at the home OF A. j. Daniel
son.
Mrs. James Marrs and daughter.
Katherine. are very sick Dr, Shat.
for OF Salida IL attending them.
Miss Mary Weeks OF Canon CITY le
insisting her sister. Mrs. james MarrA,
and family.
Mrs. Ralston. Red Cross nurse from
Canon city, is nursing NJ james Mars.
A. NJ PettinRill and son paid coto-
paxi a lying business ylalt Monday
morning
j. w, pewccHe. sociio nnian. went
TO Canon city 10 see tho company
docior Iio ha, been feeling poorly
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Eight Mile Park

@. Ricchuittihas been quite iiI with
influenza, but is better
Mrs. 5. c. White and Vernon were in
Canon city Saturday on business. =
J. G. Hershner. who was up from
Portland Sunday. returned Monday
evening.
Vernon White Is down from his
ranch ON Cottonwood for few days.
The Clark family. who have been
having a severe time with an attack
OF the flu. are improving
Albina Ricchuitti attended Easted
services 10 Canon City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ulrieh were in Canon
city Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Beryey Mikesell visited Mrs.
Vernon White Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs S. C. White. is looking forwaN
with much pleasure for visiting with
her son and daughter. Mr., and Mrs.
". T Smith Of Des Moines. Ia, who
are expected In the near future.
Mrs. MikeNell spent Monday with
Mrs. tIorshner.
'arl Ehlenfold was hauling hay Sat
ufdny from Canon city 10 HIS ranch.
Vcrnon white was IN town wcdncs.
day.
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News of Fremont County
CORRESPONDENTS

Denver last week with her sister and
cousin.
Mrs. Charles Heyl and children mo-
tored to Denver Friday and spent the
weekend and she was accompanied
by Dorothy Dixon.
Mr.. Bloomfield has sold his property
next to his home place on Bennett
avenue.
The Gardner family have moved
from III Stanley avenue to. River
street Frank Smith and William Car
penter were down from Bassick the
last of the week on business.
Ira Burr and family have sold their
home and moved to Texas to make
their home. Mr.. Burr's father has a
large farm there and he intends to
assist in operating it.
Roy Hayworth is home suffering
rheumatism which he has had for some
time past. He was reported as doing
nicely at the present time.
The Fleming family are visiting at
the Burgess home waiting to move
into the Zingle property they pur-
chased some time ago. The late own
ers are going to reside in Idaho.
The storm was SO severe Saturday
that the help on the new mill at the
Empire zinc work had to quit at noon.
Ray Logan has accepted a position
at the Western Union ogice as Eessen-
ger boy after school hours.
Mrs. David Robson has gone for a
visit to relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. Joe James of Prescott avenue
has been enjoying a visit from her
friend. Miss Palmer.
Mrs. Walter Johnson has had as
her guest for several weeks, Miss
Maude Mcbride of Denver. Miss Nc
Bride is a sister of Mrs. Johnson. She
returned home Monday.
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Bassick Items

Miss Fuller, the teacher of t1-
Greneville school, came up with the
mail carrier Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Spraling is staying with
Mrs E Ferprasn this week.
Frank Smith took his cattle home
from A. Riggles', where he has had
them on feed for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartbauer and
Mrs. Minnie Lott came up to Green
vile Sunday for the Easter entertain
ment and visit their brother, r. Hart
bauer at Ten Mile Park.
Miss Nelma Cpalding is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Allen c. Ellison. at the
foot of Oak Greek grade.
II. Hartbauer entertained in honor
OF his brother and wife and Mrs. Min
inc Lott. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morris
and Miss Luetta Morris, and NJ. ].
Harden, Mrs. Carrie Sparkling, Mrs. NJ.
Fuller and son and Mr.. and. Tom Fer
brash and son, Frank Martin and fam
lily. and James Martin.
Fred Towns returned to Ten Mile
Park Friday.
Fred Town took dinner at Jean
Pines last Sunday.
School began Monday with a good
attendance of little children. Some
will come later, as they are kept out
by sickness.
The sick folks are all able TO be
out this week but two.
The new postoffice at Bassick is
getting the finishing touches put on
now and wili be able to serve patrons
by another week.
Mrs, Fannie Barker and son. Gordon
Harrison. are moving to Mrs. MOllie
McCullough's place this week
The y. p. League was well attended
Saturday at w S. Seymour. The new
secretary is Frank Martin.
r. Hartbaurer and family spent Mon
day with H. Morris and family.
Martin Hartbauer came home for a
visit TO his parents Sunday and re
turned to Westcliffe Monday.
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Guffey News

The school entertainment and dance
at the hall was decidedly success
The proceeds were used to purchase
visctrola for the school.
Mrs. ]. T. Witcher and sons James
and Stump, spent the spring vacation
-at the ranch near Howbert.
Mrs. Dave Walker and daughter
Ruth of Canon City have been visiting
in South Park the past week.
DR.. Parsons of Canon City was a
professional visitor in Guffey.
Messers George Cahver, Dade Doug
las, Lawrence Cohen; Mrs. Harry Hys.
song and Dolly Cohen attended a
dance at Lake George Saturday night.
Miss Grace Corliss of Greeley is
visiting her brother, Charles Corliss.
The Guffey Social Club held meet
ing. Plans were made to enlarge
the dance hall and build race track.
George Carver left Saturday for his
home in California.
Miss Edna Terry and Miss Roberta
Craig went to Canon City Saturday, re-
turning Sunday.
The Misses Lyra and Esther Rob
ertson of Canon City attended the
dance at Guffey Friday night.
Charles Corliss left for Cheyenne
Wells Saturday.
Will Beckham returned to Rocky
Ford after visiting his parents for a
few days.
A forest fire starting from some un-
known cause. broke out on F. p. Har-
ra's ranch last week. The fire ragged
for several hours and it took the eff
forts of quite large crew of men be,
fore it was finally extinguished. Very
little damage was done.
b. ]. Hillman and Andrew johnson
made trip to Canon City this week.
Mrs. Harry Hyssong was a Canon
City visitor this week.
Earl Ramey motored to Canon City
and back Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bonner enter
tanned at a card party. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Bumcarne
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bauer, Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. McKaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Wilson. the Misses Myrtle, Elsie
and Nina Ramey. Mrs. w. T. Ramey
and the Messrs. Dave Clark and Albert
Wilson. High honors were carried
of by Elsie Ramey and Dave Clark.
John Keller of Cottonwood Greek
purchased a new IL ton Rea truck.
Call Dell was a business visitor in
Canon City.
Miss Marie Seward spent the week.
end at The Hartsel ranch.
Leo Ramey made a business trip tc
Colorado Springs this week.
Mrs. Laura Witcher and Miss Ruth
Hall have returned to the ranch or
-Four Mile after spending the winter
in Canon City.
Clifford Messer motored to Cripple
Creek Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Brown returned from
Canon City Friday.
Reynolds and Brooks Carver went t.
Canon City Saturday, returning Sun
day.
Harry Hyssong was a Canon City
visitor this week.
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COaldale

Mr.. Bailey was Canon City Wis
itor one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dencks spent
Thursday and Friday in Salida.
Joe Perxins nAs quit trapping. He
caught lS skunks. seven lynx cats.
two fox, five muskrats and three
weasels.
snow Saturday night. This is worth
thousands of dollars now.
Mrs. Peter Loeb has lost II head of
cattle from some unknown cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldeck left for Col
orado Springs Thursday. He sold his
cattle and horses to Mr.. Owens OF Co
topaxi, who recently purchased the
Jay Beach ranch.
Bert Wilmington OF Denver is spend
ing few days in our burg.
All telephone lines are out between
Salida and Cotopaxi on account of the
heavy snowstorm Saturday night
Miss Mary Boyer came up from
Canon City Wednesday.
Isaiah Render left for Denver Thurs.
day. He is looking for location
Mrs. Charles Leichen departed for
her home at Littleton Saturday. While
here she was the guest OF Miss Phil.
lips
Clarence Haydne motored to Salida
Saturday. He was accompanied by
his sister, Miss Pauline and Miss
Frances Lee Norman
Mrs. Emily Lanoue is In Salida where
rh fs
T. A. Gilray lost a valuable horse
Sunday.
Willis Hillary is up from Canon
City for week.
Peter Koch os up from Canon City
for few days.
Mrs. Conman is home from Canon
City where she visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Koch.
j. W. Howard, who owns the tel..
phone line from Cotopaxi to Howard
was repairing the line last week, il
being badly damaged by the severe
wind
Miss Martha Phillips was a salida
yisotor Saturday.
c. w Bushnell went to Salida Sun.
day.
The funeral of Charles Smith. who
died at bonanza, win be held Wednes
day. His mother will arrive on No
4,Wednesday morning from Portland
Ore
Mrs. Alfred Peltin. who has beer
working at Bonanza, is spending few
days here.
James Freeman of Salida came dowr
Saturday. He Will do some surveyins
for Charles Terry.
Miss Frances Lee Norman. III.
teacher, spent the week in Canon City
George Moffat. who has been work
ing for Mr.. Henry coeber the pas
month. departed for Texas Friday.
Oscar Knock spent several days il
Salida last week
! Miss Maybeli LAME of Ration. " NJ
I is home for a visit with her mother
Mrs. Emily Lanoue.
Miss Mamie Boyer and her sister
Mrs. Dave Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker ant
Frank Bachelor motored up from
Canon City Sunday
Earl Waller came down from Wells
vile. He expects TO work for Henr,
Coeber this summer
Mr. Bailey Of Canon iCty has movet
to his homestead on Cottonwood
William Boyer OF wellsville was
Coaldale visitor Tuesday.
T. A Gilray returned from Lon.
Beach. Cal. where she has been visit
ing her sister. Miss Mable Curran fol
the past four months.
NJ. c. Merris of Canon City pur
chased hogs from Miss Philip Chaun
cey, Ed Owens and Henhry Coeber
Charles Leoichen OF Littieton pur
chased a carload of cattle. He has
market in Denver them.
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Mps. BOURNE ARRIVES
from NEBRASKA

Mrs. Dora Bourne Of Beaver City.
Neb.. arrived Monday. She win he
the guest of Mrs, NJ A. Patton on
Myrtle avenue. rsgHy
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III

Con objeto de ayudar a alguna per
soma interesada en- las hortahzas, me
permito dar mi opinion en- contestaci6n
las preguntas dada:
NO debera empezarse con mas de
media cuerda, cuando no Sc tiene expe-
liencia en- este ramo, maxine cuando
ell mercado no promote; tampoco Sc de-
bera empezar con mucho dinero, ell ne
cesario NADIA mas.
2y 3.-Estudie antes las condolences
del mercado consulte con un horticul-
tor de experiencia.
4.-Antes de comprar semillas, debe-
Ia consultarse al catalogo de una casa
acreditada que Sc dedique la venta
de semillas de hortaliza pagarse los
mejores precios; esta es la mejor manera
lie conseguir semillas de calidad superior
5y 6.-Los pimientos, tomates, beren
jenas, repollos y lechugas, necesitan mas
cuidado en- su estado de desarrollo v
por 10 tanto deben regarse en- un semi
hOAOf NOAAOC 90 AGO bOAAOA dh 4OS
necesarios: terra fertil, cultivo adecua-
do, aqua sufciente.
otras hortalizas como quimbomb6, rs-
banos, remolachas, zanahorias, ETC., de-
ben sembrarse en- Ell campo alberto por-
que no necesitan tanto cuidado como
las antes dichas, pues al llegar a su es-
tado de madurez ell trasplante les haril
mas NAL que bien En- ell case del quinn
bomb6 este pertenece las malvaceas
las plantas pertenecientes este CRU
po no permiten que Sc muevan de un
sitio otro por tenor de que Sc mueran.
7.-otra ccsa que Sc debe tener en-
,uenta es las condolences del suelo: (a)
II color negro, mas menos oscuro, in
ica su grado de fertiidad. Los suelos
;laros son pobres Ell materia organica,
estos necesitan mas estiercol que los
otros; por otro lado son menos ap.os
ser acidos, porque casi todos los sue
los claros contienen compuestos calizos.
OBJ Un suelo no debe ser muy COM
pacto, pero nj tampoco excesivamente
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Como SaCar dinerO a las pc
Qu0HdS paTC0IaS de t0Tr0nO

suelto. Esto Sc puede saber facilmente:
Aprietese un POGO de suelo que contenga
un POGO de humedad, 81 Sc muestra pc
gajoso y no Sc desmorona al manipular
Sc, este demuestra que es un suelo COM
pacto. Es:os suelos son ricos en- arcilla
y pobres en- fertilidad. A estos, vulgar
mente Sc les llaman suelos de cipey y
son rojizos aplomados. No son de IA
ill drenaje, son acknowledgements frios
EN- epocas de lluvia y muy calientes en-
casos de mucha SEGA. 81 Ell suelo es muy
suelto, tambien es malo, porque estos
suelos no soportan humedad son ade-
mas muy pobres en- fertihdad En- am
Dos casos pueden mejorarse sus cualida-
des fisicas y de production. Cuando Sc
quiera hacer de un suelo compacto uno
mas suelto, pueden hacersele aplicacio-
les de arena, de abono de corral es-
tiercol. de cal. Estos ingredientes 10
haran mas poroso, mas sueEo Y mas re-
rentivo de la humedad. Cuando ell sue
es muy suelto, por ell contrario, Sc
puede mixturar con uno arcilloso para
acerlo mas compacto. FL esti6rcol tie
le la doble propiedad de hacer los sue
'os sueltos mas compactos, los com
pactos mas porosos.
S.-Si es muy h1medo, una serie de
anjas hechas al declive del suelo re-
mediaran esta difcultad, 81 es muy
Seco Sc debe usar riego EN- la forma
mas conveniente; va por medic de ca
males que conduzcan ell aqua a todos
los sitios de la huerta, va por medic de
inundaciones, va por medic de rega-
doras. ESQ depende de la cantidad de
aqua que Sc necesite.
Las preguntas y dependen de las
condolences anteriores pueden variar
segiln la fertiidad del suelo, su conte
nidO de humedad, la vitahdad de las Sc.
millas y las condolences del mercado;
pero para dar una idea general de 10
Sc puede esperar me voy a permicir dar
mi opinion sobre el particular.
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AYUDE A LOS N1Nos PoBREs

Els necesario que Ell cada muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la SO
ciedad filantropica Ell Zapato de
los NiiiOs Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
exito que podemos asegurar que
todos los ni1os pobres que asisten
a las escuelas van debidamente cal
zados.
No sc necesita hacer sacrificios,
aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insignifcante que sea. Mandelo
hoy mismo 81 usted desea, la
sonora. dOna
MARIA T. DE SUAREz,
P. o. Box 1922. San Juan. Advt.
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F. OLIVER LUGo.
(Subinspector de Agricultural
Oportunidad

Por tener que ausentarse su duefo,
Sc vende una magnifca finca situada
un kil6metro de Catafio en- la Nue
va Carretera hacia San Juan Ba-
yamon.
Tiene una bonita casa vivienda de
reciente construction con cuatro dormi
torios, sala, comedor, bafio, ignodoro
~ cocina electrical, con otra casa in
dependiente para la servidumbre. asi
como tambien otra independence con
servicio para esta Ultima
Posee dos grandes algibes inagota-
bles, con sus correspondence bombas,
y un garage. La finca mide cinco cuer
das de terreno, sembradas de palmas,
pi1as frutos memories con excelente
production.
Para mas informes, dirijase
Julio Lorenzo, Box 1865,
San Juan Advt.
hAakhaF@N
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zAYAS NO Sc CoALIGA

HABANA, JUNO 10.-Parece que Sc
van desaveneciendo las ilusiones Que
abrigaban muchos conservadores, acerca
de una possible coalici6n con ell grupo
liberal disidente que capitanea ell doc
tor Alfredo zayas, porque este mantle
ne 10 que va ha declarado, que solo adj
mite combinaciones politicas que ten
gan por base la postulacion de su can
aidatura para la presidencia de la Re-
publica.
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LOS REYES D EINGLATERRA IRAN
EN- BREvE A ESPANA

Escriben de Madrid que parece con-
firmarse la vista Santander. durante
ell verano proximo, de los reyes de In
glaterra. Sc hospedaran en- ell palacio
real de la Magdalena, donde Sc estan
hacienda grandes replraciones
Sc dice que Ell un centric Official Sc ha
recibido va la noticia de la llegada de
los soberanos de La Gran Bretafa.
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Sc cornpra.

Desc oCoNrPRAR una fnca que ter
ga cafe. maloiillo terreno para ca
ma. Sc prefere a orillas de la caretera
o cerca de alguna poblaci6n que no
exceda de $4,000. Para informes diri
jaso Miguel Sanchez, Sgt. de la cia.
ID" p R. INF, San Juan p. r.
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Sc alqula.

Sc ALQUILA un magnifco local para
almacenar mercancias, claro. ventilado
y SECURE. Precio razohable. Informa-
ran: Apartado 1884 Telefono S96, San
Juan
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ATENoIoN

Sc vende un apiario de raza italia
ma con reinas del aho pasado. Todas
son $50 colmenas bien nutridas. In
formar& en- Mayaguez Pedro R. Cintr6n
Gale San Rafael No. 81 Advt.
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SA N6CO6 uAA mobAAASo AVcAAoAS@1
en- 81 Condado, Avenida Magdalena In
formarkn "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poration''. Tel. 0s0-262. San Juan
HAYNES de cinco pasajeros, on huen
estado, por $1,000. Familia que se au-
senta. Apartado 761, San Juan
DICCIoNARIo MEDICo para nurses
por Rosa A. Gonzalez, R. n. De venta
en- casa de Real Hermanos, Tanca 1.
San Juan.
SELLoS:-Env1e 25 centsvos en- sellos
de correo usables americanos y recibirA
100 sellos de todas las parties del mundo
incluyendO: Argentina. Bolivia. Chile.
M6jico, ETC., ETC.
Dirfjase O. r. GONZALEZ, q
Wilson Ave, Santurce, Puerto Rico. {.
EN- PUERTA DE TERRA, cane san
Agustin NO 76, parada 1.2, Sc ven
den: un lote de veinte docenas mache-
tes Perrillos Morunos; un lote tazas
escudillas; un lote fuentes loza. un prem
dedor electrico; seis butacas de Viena I;
un escritorio de tapa corrediza; doce
latas cresol creolna; una vidriera
para anuncios; un caro- vidriera des
cajas de hierro para caudales. En- la
nisrna casa informaran-
Sc vENDE UN BUICK de siete pa
sajeros, modelo nuevo. Ha corrido so
lamente 5000 millas tiene menos dc
nueve meses de uso. Muy buena con-
dicion. Su dueno Sc ausentara en- Julio
Y esta dispuesto venderlo barato. Di-
rijase a G., r. H Apartado 207. San
Juan.
MUEBES,- Rafael Margarida, Fabri-
cante Importador. Sc compran niue
bles usados Muebles para alquiler vi
site LOS NOVIOS'', Salvador
Brau A. Telefono o. Apartado 273.
Sc vENDEN 10 libras de estambre pa
ra Sweaters medias valor 500 Para
informes: Farmacia Josefna, Santurce,
Stop 25
ToDo Ell QUE DEsEE tener exito er
amores ser afortunado en- juego. desa-
rrollar facultades latentes. solicite el
Tesoro de los "Lendus". Para informes
San Jose 45. Agente.
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Sc Ofrece.

Sc oFREcE: 81 mojor carbon vezytai
en- "a cantidad que 20 desee. Tambl6u
lena de Ia meior calidad cinco casaf
de MADEIRA situadas en- Pucrta dc PIE
IRA y Santurce. Rentan $500 mensusiea.
Agapito Miranda. San Agustin Nos7g
Puerta de TERRA, toiefono ~ vEdc
JovEN ExPERTA en- IA eonfeccl6nD do
blusas ofrece sus servicios caav dc
familia. Direction San Sebastian No 5.
cNco DOLLARS Dc gratiacaci6n a
quien devuelva un perrito ianuda. de
ocho hbras, color negro. pecho blan.
co y dc espalda pronunciada. qud 20
extravio cerca de In estaci6n Vai1ta.
Propietario George Nemvik. Hotel Eu
reka. santurce
Sc DEsEA cAMBIAR pasaie scgandf
vapor San Juan correspondence
II agosto por uno del 25 mismo uca
Dirijaso a r r. II Corp. Company. d.
UN MEcANoGRAFo con larga expo
riencia en- cualqnier trabaio de al ~.
mo, excepto tauuigrafia. ofrcco sus fct
vicios por los mcses dc iulio aaotio
nada mas Para mas iuformes escriba
a X. X. Apartado lo3. Bayam6u. r. 4.
GREAT WESTERN PETROLEUM con
PoRATIoN. Incorporate baio las H..
yes del Estado de Delaware Las accio-
nes de esia gran Corporation airuoi
subiendo. Aotualmcnfe iof tcnedorcr a.
dichas acciones en- Puerto Rieo. pldcr
$3.50 por acei6n. Ia csCasez del car.
bon mineral ofrcce an gran porvcnir
al Petroleo sus accionistas para I'll
proximo 1921. cuyas acciones ssfan Coz
tizadaB en- las Bolsas
PLIsADo A MAoUrNA iDesea us
ted plisar encaies. gasas. etc. IN n
parada II, casa i3O Santurcc. "a ofrc
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