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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06
pRos1sTA Y PoETA

Ell que epor casualidad encuentre @
tenga La collection del peri6dico gadi-
tano La AUREoLA, que antes hemos
citado, hallara en- sus columnas varios
trabajos en- prosa, entire ellos una le-
yenda titulada LA MADoNA DE PA
BIO RUBENs, y al pie de aquellos ira
bajos esta frma; "Jose Zorrilla. - Al la
do de ellos hallara tan.bien muchas com
posiciones poeticas, en- larga tirada de
versos, que iban firmadas con este nom
bre: Manuel Canete''. Los que enton
ces leian aquel periodico en- que colabo-
raban smbcs escritores, j6venes la sa-
zon, Sc figurarian que Canete estaba la
mado ser un gran poeta, y que zorri-
la acabarfa por ser un insigne prosista.
En- Ell 'mundo poetico'' es indudable-
men.e una gran verdad este proverbio
reformado: "El hombre propone Y la
inspiration dispone''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06

blea fue la Consolidation, la Fedora
cion de Ligas, fernando asi una Llga
Central, compuesta de Representatives.
de cada Liga local y dirijida por agri-
cultores designados por la Asamblea. Y
esta Liga Central sera la consejera de
las demas Ligas locales y tendra en- sus
actividades todo aquello que ataiia a
las asociaciones y los agricultores.
Sera tan Hbre y tan democratica en- sus
funciones, como 10 son hoy dia las Lii
gas Agricolas locales, Y estara sujeta
solamente a 10 estipulado por la vo-
luntad de los socios de las Ligas, no
por los mandates imposiciones de min
gun Departamento, nj de ningtn elemen
to Official. Los Representatives. no fue-
ron ALI a aumentar contribuciones, pcr-
que ellos no pueden hacer tai cosa, nj
aspiran clio; fueron cumplir las
ordenes recibidas de sus respectivas Lii
gas y ESQ fue 10 que hicieron.
Cuando llegue la epoca, estas Ligas
Agricolas, por medic de su Iiga Cen
tral, haran todo 10 que tengan que ha-
Ger en- beneicio del agricultor v del
pals en- general, sujetos siempre a sus
reglamentos v disposiciones, sin tener
para NADIA que esperar nj recibir or
denes nj mandates de Departamento al
guno. Las Ligas reconocen que 'el nti-
nero de escuelas en- Puerto Rico no es
suficiente para las exigencias de un pue-
bio de un million y medic de almas, y
saben que hay necesidad de mas escue-
las. Las Ligas reconocen que hay ne
cesidad, necesidad imperiosa de las Ca
rreteras municipales. Y reconocen que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06

verdad, 10 contrario 10 que a1ui Sc
afirnsa. Y 81 la Liga Agraria hubiera
estado estado representada en- este ac-
to, seguros podriamos estar de q. ella
no expondria las sentencias v acusacio-
mes que ha expnesto, menos que no fue-
ran con La intenci6n meditada de ponerse
frente a un Departamento, que 10 que
hace es ayudar al agricultor, que toda su
actividad La despliega en- cooperar con
los agricultores, y que todas sus actuacio-
nes son en- bien de Puerto Rico.
Quien haya estado presente en- esos
dos dias de asamblea, ha podido yer,
por estrecho de rente que fuera, La ma
nera inparcial y democratica con que
Sc condujo Y Sc llev6 cabo esta reu-
MON. Nj un solo hombre del Gobierno
impuso ALI su voluntad. Es mas; los
funcionarios que ALI estuvieron presen-
tes no podian votar, no podian discu-
tir, no podian proponer. GY por que?
Porque aquel acto era de agricultores,
por agricultores y para agricultores.
Estos fueron los que hicieron des-
hicieron todo en- esta asamblea. Y solo
Ell Jefe INFERNO del Departamento de
Agriculture y Trabajo actu6 como con-
sejero, griado por SUI buena fe y su L.
beralidad, y no como dueio rey de la
asanblea. Todo 10 que ALI Sc propuso,
naci6 de la mente de algiln Represen-
taIite; todo 10 que ALI Sc aprob6, fue
por la voluntad de los asambleistas, Y
no por orden nj mandate nj direction
de los Jefes de Departamentos, como
dice La Liga Agraria
FL objeto primordial de esta asam-
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LOS QUE Sc SUICIDAN
h SIN SABERLO
UNA IGNoRANCIA LEvE CAUsA
UN NAL GRAVE

Tomar, cuando uno esta enfermo, un
remedio que agrave la dolencia en- vez
de curarla, es una especie de suicidio
involuntario. No hay enfermedad que
nos ponga en- tanto peligro de equivo-
caciones como Ell estrefiimiento cr6nico.
La mayori de quienes 10 padecen acu-
den los purgantes vioIentos, con 10
cual no logran otra cosa que aumentar
la pereza de sus intestinos y, por tan
to, agravar el NAL Esta demostrado
que Ell iinico sistema racional en- tales
casos es ir estimulando el aparato di-
gestivo POGO POGO y muy suavemente,
hasta lograr que recobre su acci6n ma
turaL Los mejores medicos modernos
aconsejan las personas que sufren de
estrefimiento este sencillo metodo: po
ca carne, muy POGO cafe, muchos We
getales, muchas frutas, bastante ejerci-
clio al aire libre y una cucharadita
de Jarabe do Higos de California ''Ca
lihg'', todas las noches hasta que los
intestinos recobren su actividad natu-
raj. FL Jarabe de Higos de California
"Cahfg'', es hecho con los mejores
higos cosechados en- California con
las plautas medicinales de mas valor
terapeutico. Els por tanto, una prepara
ci6n absolutamente sencilla, de acci6n
natural de efecto suave y de sabor ex-
uuisito. Ademas de consl 'tuir ell tinico
remedio racional para 81 estrefimien-
to, es Ell mejor purgank y laxante pa
ra niios ,ancianos adultos
81 sufre usted de estrenimiento GRO
hico. no haga experimentos que pueda
costaRIe hasta la misma vida. Fiese SO
10 de 10 que el sentido comtn la
profession medica aconsejan principle
cuanto antes '..resucitar' sus intes
tinos usando Califg. En- cualquier bo-
tica de importancia puede comprarlo.
Advt.
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NIENTES, Y la accion del Gobierno y
las Ligas rspresentadas; pero los agri-
cultores exigen una aclaraci6n, a4ui
va, con la doble intenci6n de inforkar
los agricultores del pals tambien a
la Liga Agraria, presidida por ell Sc
fiOr Blondet, de Rio Piedras.
La Asamblea de Representatives. de
Ligas Agricolas naci6 de peticiones he
chas en- ese sentido por las Ligas Agri-
colas locales, de muchos pueblos de la
isla. Sc hacia necesario, para la mar
cha asegurada y la efectuaci6n de sus
programs, que las Ligas tuvieran una
asamblea por medic de representatives,
y asf 10 vieron esas Ligas que pidie-
ron al Departamento de Agriculture Y
Trabajo Hamara a todas las Ligas cons
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06
ESPLENDIDA
OPORTUNIDAD

Por tener que ausentarme para los
Estados Unidos vendo una tienda de pro
visiones en- La parada 4. calle de San
Agustini. Puerta de TERRA, La cual ven
de actualmente $1,000 semanales.
Para justihcarlo, puedo dar una Sc
mana a prueba al que interese comprar.
81 usted puede disponsr dc dos mil
dollars para compra, diriiase a Jose
oruzado. la misma direction. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06

los trabajos crfticos, que lie dieron nSu-
cho nombre, pues en- ellos demostra-
ba, mas de su excelente juicio, sus
vastos conocimientos. D. Manuel Cane
te nunca quiso figurar en- politica, aun-
que facilmente pudo lograr altos pues-
tos en- ella, por contar con antiguas y
firmes amistades entire los mas infiuyen-
tes personajes politicos, prefriendo de-
ber, nonbre y posici6n solamente su
trabajo asiduo y sus merecimientos
literarios. Fue individuo de la Acade-
mia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
y pertenecio las de la Historic la
Espanola, donde desempen6 algunos
amos Ell cargo de censor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06
AVISO

st. Thomas, Islas virgenes,s Julio, 20.
Por la presente Sc avisa gus Ell que
suscribe recibira en- su oficina en- la
Estaci6n Naval st. Thomas, Islas vir-
genes, hasta las tres de ID tarde del 16
de agosto, proposiciones en- pliego ce-
rrado para le reconstruction de aprou-
madamente ounce millas de la carre-
terra entire Frederickstedi y Christian
sted. en- la isla de Santa Cruz, incluya
do Ell trabajo de arreglol necesario de
explanaciones. Las proposiciOnes podran
hacerse para una ambas dc las siguien
tes clases de construccico
1.-Un pavimento cen, al de hormi-
g6n de diez pies de ancht y SETS pulga-
das de espesor con tres pies de maca-
dam cada lado
2.--Pavimento do macadam de diez y
seis pies de ancho.
Pianos y especihcaciones pueden OBJ
tenerse mediante solicitud, en- ia PU-
BL1C WORKS OFFICE. st Thomas. vir-
gin Islands.
Las proposiciones Sc abriran pdbhca-
mente Las 500 pasado rreridianO dol
dfa 10 de agosto de 1920.
Ell COncejo Colonial SO reserva el de-
recho de rechazar una o tOdas las pro-
posiciones, o aceptar Ia que en- su con
cepto sea mas benehciosa para el 60
fbierno.
RoBT L. PETTIGREw
ohcial de obras pdblicaS.
s. Thomas. Islas virgenes. Advt
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tituidas, va que bajo sus auspicfos Sc
viene nevando cabo la organization
de los agricultores del pals. a esas
peticiones accedi6 el citado, departa-
mento, viendo en- elias el marcado inte-
res con que los agricultores responder
la association, y cit6 las Iigas va
fundadas, que respondieron como era de
esperar, enviando ALI sus Representan-
tes, todos agricultores, hombres cons
cientes y de valor, que saben 10 que di-
cen, que piensan antes de hablar. Y,
siendo como es la organization de agri-
cultores una question en- La que deben
participar todos nuestros hombres de
gobierno, ell Departamento de Agricul-
tura Sc complaci6 invitando al Gober-
nador y los Jefes de Qepartamentos,
para que expusieran ante Ia asamb1ea,
sus. puntos de vistas relacionados con
la buena marcha de las Ligas Agricolas
y La del Gobierno. Y asi empez6 La ci-
tada Asamblea de Ligas, primer acto
de esta indole llevado cabo en- Pto.
Rico.
Ell Gobernador hab16 en- pro de es-
tos organismos y aconsej6 tenacidad y
voluntad para triunfar en- esta empire
sa que da nombre nuestra isla. Y ell
Comisionado del Departamento de In
terror, senior Esteves, quien va ha res
pondido con claridad una information
err6nea de un peri6dico local relacio-
nado con su discurso en- esta Asam-
blea, tambien habl6 y amino los con-
currentes a continuar la marcha de las
Ligas. Y dijo, 81, que el presupuesto asig
nado a su Departments, M era suti-
ciente para atender todas las necesi-
dades de las carreteras insulares mu-
nicipales, y que la jinica ncanera de po-
der dar atenci6n cumplimiento 10
requerido en- su Departamento, era ha-
ciendo un aumento de ITO de un uno
por cieito al presupuesto asignado en-
la actualidad 81 Departamento. Pero
no pidi6, nj propuso. nj recomend6 Ell
senior Esteves. a la Asamblea, que Sc
aumentaran contribuciones de nfnguna
lndole, nj tampoco la Asamblea acordo
nj aprob6 NADIA EN- este sentido, pues
NADIA Sc discutfa para clio. Todo fue
la buena volrlntad de un buen servidor
del pueblo, del sefior Esteves.
FL cornisionado de instruction, doc
tor Miller, tambien Sc expres6 en- ell
sentido de que su Departamento niece
sitaba mayor presupuesto para aumen-
tar ell n1mero de escueias; v expuso
ALI, sin anbages, la manera de llegar
a clio, pero tampoco ell senior Miller hi
20 proposiciones a la Asamblea, para
acordar pedir aumentos de contribucio-
mes, nj realizaciones de emprestltos, CO.
mo expone la Iiga Agraria La Asam-
blea escucho los oradores con La aten
cion y deferencia que ellos merecen,
que merece todo orador conferences
ia; pero nunca la asamblea propuso, nj
discutio, nj aprobo NADIA relacionado con
las contribuciones. Los Representatives.
de las Iigas que ALI Sc encontraron pue
den confrmar que en- esta asamblea to-
do 10 que Sc discutio, todo 10 que Sc
aprob6, fue en- bien, tnicamente, de
los agricultores y del pals en- general.
Nj una sola proposition que redundara
al ser aprobada, en- perjuicio del agri-
cultor, nj una sola idea en- este sentido
ppdo notarse Cualquiera que allf hu-
biera estado, no podra decir, 81 dice
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Los des6rdenes del higado sOn
curados rapidamenie.

= Fl Renedio de Leonardo ayudara el hi
gado a expulsar de 81 misnio todas las
materIas venenosas que Sc hayan acumu-
lado, vigorizara y fortaecera el higado y
estomago obligando a estos organos a
funcionar con regularidad. FL Remedio de
Leonardo es el meJor medcamento que sc
ha conocido para el higado Su accion es
pronta ehcaz Tn remedio seguro. ino-
fensivo que no causa dolor No contiene
calomel nj otras substancias peligrosas.
Los sintomas de que el higado esta enfer-
mo y que exige el uso dei Remedio de
Leonardo, son estrenimiento. alento fe-
lido. estomago aerio. biliosidad, ipdiges-
tion, dolores de cabeza. resfriados. hebres
y palpitaciones Conserve su higado fuerte
y sano, goce sus comidas buena diges-
ton III Remedio de Leonardo para eI
Higado no le causara estrehimiento es
agradable al paladar De venta en- todas
las droguerias.
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23

comhed out of curl papers, looked a
little nicer than usual. Furthermore
she was being allowed to come to
church like grOwn-up. as the chosen
companion of an entirely grown-up
uncle. 1t was the first time too. So.
at the beginning of things, she strug-
gled to overcome an un-Christian
pride, feeling AT, the same time quite
sorry for children who were still al
lowed to 90 only to Sunday school,
Then, after what seemed very long
time of very long speeches. which OBJ
viously were not original because the
rector read them out of book, and
much singing of music of not par
ticularly interesting sort, things began
to seem Il little dull. Try as she might,
she couldn't escape consciousness of
the fact that the sun was shining
brightly Outsde. and that it was get
ting on toward the hour when evely-
one would be going to take swim or
paddle in canoe or do something else
interesting. Then the congregation
rose to sing hymn, and the grown-up
uncle gravely opened hymnal and
held 1t so that she might see the words.
1t was opened at hymn No. /. She
could see that, and she had heard the
rector announce it.
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
|KURDS A PRE-ARYAN RACE7
Fierce Warriors Have Been Distin-
euished for Their Turbulence
Since Days of xenophon

Perhaps the most interesting thing
about the Kurds is that at least one
ethnOlogist has said of them that
they might easily be taken for Ger
mans in color of hair, skin and eyes.
They are one of the races which have
provided plenty of speculation, and
they have been classed as of the eau
casian type, though one authority has
described them as representing prob
ably the aboriginal race, pre-Ayran,
which extended once over the whole
Of Armenia Luristan and Kurdistan.
1t seems pretty certain that they are
descendants of those Carduchi whom
Xenophon mentions as harassing the
retreat of the Ten Thousand, and they
still use the caves he mentions for
their winter quarters. Whatever their
race, there is no doubt about their
turbulence. They have the air of
fierce warriors, and they live up to
their appearance, having given end
less trouble to the Persians at one
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
Integrity a Requisite.

Integrity is a prime essential to real
success. One who is dishonest may
pile up money, but riches are not i'm.
portant without honor and the respect
of your associates. l try always to
keep my word no matter how trifling
the circumstances. and never promise
what | can't fulfill. l insist that none
of our men make contract that the
company can't live up to fully Any
salesman discovered making an agree.
ment in which is inserted clause Civ
ing the company loophoe to escape
from so filling the contract, will be
given ten minutes notice. This policy
is so well understood that we never
have to enforce the threat. I never
forget that individual friendship, as
well as corporation good will, is based
on confidence; and the foundation of
confidence is integrity.-Eugene G.
Grace, in Forbes Magazine.
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
0lSLlKES ROLE OF ANANIAS
But in Such a Situation, Woman Writ
er Pathetically Pleads, What
Could She Say?

When ! was little girl and set to
learn ny catechism. considerable EN-
phasis was laid by my elders on that
clause of my duty to my neighbor
which enjoins one ITO hurt nobody by
word or deed" and not enough was
placed on King David's statement, "All
men are liars" Mary Alicia Owen
writes in Twilight Hour Magazine.
Ordinarily, am truthful person.
but that screed, ITO hurt nobody by
word or deed" has become so i'm
bedded in my inner consciousness
that, as my slangy nephew would say,
"Ananias has nothing on me-" In mo-
ments Of trial..
For instance: A proud mother ex-
hibited to me. not very long ago, a
floppy bundle, smelling hygienically of
CASTLE soap and new flannel. isn't
she the most beautiful baby you ever
SAW? she exclaimed ecstatically. l
inspected those ewes whose counter
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
NOT ALWAYS A DANGER SIGN
Idea that Splitting Blood
Invariably Denotes the Presence
Of tuberculosis.

There is no need to become alarmed
II one spits blood. 1t is not, as so
many think, sure sign of consump-
ton, for the overwhelming majority
of tuberculosis patients never have
this symptom and the blood may come
from the larynx, pharynx, teeth, stom-
ach or even the small intestine.
DIR. H. Rabinowitsch of New York
points out in the Medical Journal that
when we consider the great size of the
arteries that enter the lung and their
minute ramification on the surface OF
the delicate air cells we should not
wonder If blood is sometimes coughed
up from the lungs. Severe coughing
or straining may easily break small
branch of one of these arteries.
DR.. Rabinowitsch says the hemor-
rhage itself is of slight moment. Ii ft
comes from an aneurism, death is al
most instantaneous if it comes from
a cangested ares and is limited 1t ia
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
Mouse Fiqhts Snakes.

Everyone has heard of the remark
able combats of the Indian mongoose
with venomous snakes, in which little
rikkitikki-tavvi comes off victor. The
fact that the mongoose invariably
survives has led to the suggestion
that it is immune to snake poison.
Other animals said to be immune are
the pig and the hedgehog.
The experiments of British nat
uralist show that an animal of the
dormouse family must be added to the
list of immune. This animal is known
as the lerot and is said to fight fierce
ly with vipers. Large doses of vi
per's poison were injected into one
lerot, from which injection no ill eff
fects followed On one occasion a
lerot was badly bitten in the eye by
a viper and no signs of poisoning fol-
lowed.
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
HAS REGULAR TIME TO EAT
Vegetable Plant in South Pae'nc
Islands Demands Its Food and
Seems to Appreciate 1t.

Tul-tul," as the natives call IT, ~
the most wonderful vegetable plant IN
the world.
1t grows on certain South Pacinc
islands, and in appearance Is IKE a
giant turnip, but blood-red In color.
70 the white man it is very tough
and tasteless vegetable. To the ma
tives, however, it is main item OF
their diet They cook it and mix II
with their coconut and breadfruit, Tor
1t is supposed to be very nourishing.
They cultivate the plant In a rough
sort of fashion in large bitches or
|swamps.
Its most peculiar feature is that 1t
has to be fed, and for this purpose the
native children go over the island col
|lecting all decayed vegetable matter.
This is soaked in plenty of salt water,
and is then taken in armfuls to the
plants and put in the center of the leaf
stems or on the short. thick stem from
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
REMOVAL
Trenton Welding Co.
1872 S. Broad, Rear Entrance off
Livingston St., Trenton, N. J.
Phone 4008-W
Bird Migration.

For many years the annual migra-
ton of the birds, although a perfectly
familiar fact was shrouded in mys-
tery says the New York Sun. Except
in the case of few birds like the
robin, which winters not far south of
its summer home, no one knew where
the song birds or the shore birds went
in the fall, or when they began their
northward journey in the spring.
But the subject has been carefully
and patiently studied by so many
observers and naturalists that it is no
longer impossible to answer these ques-
tions. The cliff swallows and black
poll warblers spend their winters in
tropical South America; the golden
plover, which nests on the Arctic sea,
winters 5000 miles away in the Argen-
tine; the scarlet tanager is to be found
In December and January in Ecuador
and Peru, and the bobolink in south
ern Brazil.
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23

part Is generally seen in aquariums.
that dab of nose which needed
Istarching or wiring to give it some
,tirmness of outline, that long, loose
wet mouth. Tsgave one look at that
'mother in whose breast burned the
maternal ardor of a royal Bengal IL
|gress. YES" I meekly answered, al
Though my own little grand nieces and
|nephews are artists dreams of lowell
mess, as those who have had the priv
ilege of seeing them told me when
pressed for a candid opinion. l owe
an apology to my own flesh and blood.
but what else could | say? l appeal
for statement, to the general public,
ministers not excepted, what else
could I say?
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
Imported and domestic Trees.

The sycamores that we are planting
ION our city streets today may be di-
rect descendants of the mOnarchs OF
THE Attic groves. In our own little
front yard we may be honored by the
presence of the great-great- t-great-
grandchild of tree under which Aris-
totle paused to expound some clever
syllOgism. Such thought should in
crease our respect for the neat for
eigners that have so graciously accept
ed the responsibility for making our
cities beautiful. But it cannot alto
gether wean our affection from the
shaggy giants of the river bottoms
which are all our own and which bear
their true Americanism depicted in
every lineame1t.
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23

utation for honor as well as courage
and, just as the Romaneffs chose their
guards from among the fierce
Cossacks, so the Persian shahs have
been accustomed to confide themselves
more willingly to Kurdish officers At
one time or another the Kurds have
been the scourge of Armenia, and
have committed some terrible excesses
there in their forays.
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23

completely negatives the story of her
being burned-shows that she was alive
and happily married several years
after the date of her execution" in
Rouen, 1431. These documents are in
the registry of the city of Mayence.
They show she came thither in 1886.
Her brothers, Pierre and Jean, recog-
nized her. Her marriage contract to
Robert d'Ambroise, knight, and bear
ing her name, Jeanne d'Arc, la pucelle
dOrleans, has been discovered. What
does it all mean? No question is
more interesting save that perennial
one-did Shakespeare write Shake
speare?
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
Elf Arrows.

Elf arrow is name given to a tri-
angular piece of flint, formerly used
as an arrowhead by early inhabitants
of Great Britain and Europe generally
1t was once believed that these barbs
of flint were shot by elves or invisible
beings at cattle or men to bewitch
them, hence the name. Cattle dying
suddenly in the fields were said to
have been struck by an elf arrow; and
this superstition still fingers in Ire
land at the present day. Elf arrows
set in silver, were frequently worn as
talismans, and were considered most
efficacious as preventives against pol
son and witchcraft. They are also
called elf bolts, elf darts, elf shot and
elf stnnaS
The Lambertville record., 1920-01-23
60 SsVa! On Tires 60

We have installed a new lock-stitch
machine which makes a tight coun-
ter-sunk stitch.
Bring us your old tires and let us
machine stitch one over the other,
making one good, puncture-proof,
double tread tire from two old ones,
at cost of from $500 to $4.0O.
The under tire must have a good
bead and good fabric; the tread must
be all worn off. The outer tire may
be all rim-cu but must have a good
tread.
If you have only one tire, we can
furnish you with the other and sew it
on at cost of from $500 to $500.
If you have no old tires, you can
purchase ready re-made ones that
we carry in stock, all sizes from
$500 to $500.
Universal Tire and Tube Market
Tires and Tubes Vulcanized
249 N. Broad ST., Trenton, N. ].
E. M. Pohle & Bro, Props.
Bell Phone 1413