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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-16
ST. JOHNSBURY
local News

Use NaZol Tor catarrh.-AdVef-
tisement.
The Menut and Parks company
have sold their farm in Spaulding
Neighborhood to Wilfred Marois
of Hyde Park, who takes posses
sion this week.
Use American throat tablets
for a sore throat.-Advertisement
Special for Friday and Saturday
"Goodform Hair Nets" regular ID
cent quality two for Is cents at
Landry's Drug store No. ,83 Rail
road street.
"Willowdale" was repeated to an
appreciative audiece at Grace
Methodist assembly room Tuesday
evening by the same cast of char
acter that made such a hit at the
first performance. Everyone did
splendidly and the audience were
kept in continuous laughter by the
clever acting of the players. The
play will be given at Glover early
in the winter.
Take our word for it. The New
Gem Razor is a peach. Special in
troductory price S1.00. Truly
$500 razor The Peck Co. advt.
At the meeting in ST. Andrew
parish house Tuesday called to dis
cuss religious education a commit
tee consisting of Principal Theo-
dore H. Wilson, DR.. George W.
Hylton, Rev. F. B. Richards, Char
les w. Steele and Superintendent
C. c. Hitchcock was chosen to pre-
pare a constitution. This will be
presented at a later meeting. Rev.
F. A. Poole presided at Tuesdays
meeting and there was a general
discussion of the subject.
Make Xmas gift of new style
Gem Razor. Regular $500 razor
for $1.00. The Peck Co. advt.
Madame Marie. clairvoyant, me-
dunn and palmist will be at Ber-
trand's Hall this week only. Hours
10 q. m. to A p. m. 119-121
In the absence of the Rev.
George W. Hylton the Methodist
church training institute will be
omitted tonight.
Representatives of the Standard
Oil Co., of the St. Johnsbury dis
trict were entertained at dinner
at the st. Johnsbury House Mon
day evening, the guests of the
manager of the district, B. 0. Fos-
ter of Burlington. Assistant Man
ager Smith of Burlington was the
POSTMASTER and various problems
of the oil men were discussed Re
representatives. were present from all
the towns in the district, st. Johns
bury, Lyndonville, Cambridge,
Woodsville. Hardwick, Orleans
and st. Adams.
The regular meeting of the W.
r. C. will be held Thursday even
ING at G. A. r. hall at 7.30.
Mrs. c. J. Channel of Boston Is
the guest of Mrs. f. B. JACQUES.
Mr.. Jacques is in Boston on a bus
mess trip.
DR.. w. A. Gage reports that on
3 professional trip to Orleans
Monday he found the roads in fine
condition for automobiling and
that there was no trouble on ac-
count of snow.
Born at Medford Hills, Mass,
November ID a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Lee, grandaugh-
ter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Reed
of st. Johnsbury.
Alexander 3. Pringle is visiting
friends in Niagara Falls N. Y. Mr..
Pringle is the oldest member OF
Chamberlin Post, No. 1 G. A. r..
and expects to celebrate his 89th
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-16

FOR SALE-1917 Harlev DAVID
son motorcycle in Al shape. Ap-
ply at Champoux Barber Shop, 50
Eastern Ave. 108 If
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PaSSumpSic

The Christian Endeavor social
was well attended Friday night.
The program was patriotic one in
honor of the day Refreshments of
beans, brown bread, doughnuts
and coffee were served army style.
Thew realized S23.
Mrs. Dan Morgan received the
bad news from her son Perley who
lives in Portland, Oregon, that he
met with an accident. A large
wood chisel fell and cut his foot
half off in the shop where he
works. Mr.. Morgan lived here be-
fore leaving for Oregon.
Mrs. Julia Morgan spent Satur-
day at George Halls in st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Dick Wright and daughter,
Nellie were called to Canada Fri
day by the death of Mrs. Wright's
step-mother, Mrs. Lowery.
Walter Smith was one of the
lucky hunters. He shot big buck
in West Waterford, Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur WEIGH has sold her
rabbits to parties in Boston and
shipped them Friday.
Mr. Bovee has moved into Will
Somer's house and is working in
the Fiber mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sherman,
who were married in Somerville,
Mass, Thursday the 10th spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
terman Scruton. They came up in
an automobile. Mrs. Sherman will
be remembered as Miss Martha
Thayer who with her mother have
spent several summers vacations
here.
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FOR SALE-Beef, pork and lamb
by the pound, chunk or quarter Il
farmers prices. Telephone your
wants to A. A. Hawkins, rs IL:
108 If
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Auto chain 35x5 Ambu-
lance. Call Stanley Furniture
Co. 1T If
LOST-Spotted Arabian horse
November IL on Danville road.
Weighs about 1850. Light name
and tail. J. r. Wightman, St.
Johnsbuy, VT. Il T D 3. Telephone
1928. 1925
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East Ryegate

The Community Club gave a
dance and box supper at Wood
mans hall Tuesday night. 1t was
success socially and financially
clearing about $40. Music was
furnished by Gilbert's orchestra of
Woodsville, N. H.
w. II. Boswell of Somerville,
Mass, was a guest at Clarence
Bedell's one day last week.
Rev. Mr.. Laird of West Barne:
preached here Sunday in exchange
with Rev. L, NJ. Simpson.
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hirthdav- Nav IL 1929

birthday, May Is, 1922.
At the regular meeting of the
Good Times Achievement club
Tuesday Ruth Taylor was elected
vice president. The new members
admitted to the club were Caroline
Scott and Doris Pratt. The club
will hold a special meeting Satur-
day, Nov. 10, at 2 O'Clock at the
Woman's Club House.
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WANTED

WANTED--Becf, veal, pork,
lamb pou,trv at the Summerville
Slaughter House, 50 Concord Ave.
o. Duval. Prop. Phone 651. 10Stf
MATTRESSES wanted at the
Ideal Restaurant 1OStf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress
at Star Restaurant. 116 tt
WANTED-Girl for geenral
housework. Mrs. w. A. Kicker, "a
Summer street. 116tf
WANTED-Second hand sleigh.
Phone 1851. 1890
MANAGER WANTED-Largest
concern of its kind in the world
is establishing Branch Office and
Service Station in St. Johnsbury;
requires man to take charge of
same. Our merchandise is staple,
backed by strong local advertising,
and sold on a "Money Back Guar
antee'. We allow salary of $50
per week from earnings and share
Of profits which should net better
than $4,000 annually. $3.50 cash in
vestment required covering tools
and equipment. Give previous ex-
perlence, age and references in
first letter. Unless you are
hustler with good reputation and
have the required amount of cash,
save your stamps. Address Cen
tnry Manufacturing Co., 1039-1O41
Wilson Ave-, Chicago, III. 117-121
GIRL wanted for general house
work No washings done at home.
One to go home nights if conven-
lent to. Inquire Tel. 102-M or
626-M. 118-12O
WANTED-Two suitable rooms
or an Office suite. Notify this Of
flee. 119-122#
WANTED-A woman to assist in
the home. Telephone 285-J.
119-120
WANTED-Expericnced tier on
Christmas trees and experienced
chopper. Will nay 40c an hour
Telephone 1922, Concord. Fred
Pelow, Concord. 1922
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WANTED-A woman to assist in
the home. Telephone 285-J.
1920
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-16

The Brattleboro Reformer mas
come + the conclusion that the la
borer is more WORTHY of his hire
now than he was when it was
higher.
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WANTED-Expericnced tier on
Christmas trees and experienced
chopper. Will nay 40c an hour.
Telephone 1922, Concord. Fred
Pelow, Concord. 1922
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Classified Advertisements
Is for the insertion One word for each day thereafter
Ten booking charge unless cash IN advance Minimum charge Is
TO RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS to rent
Apply at Maple Grove Tea Room
on Western Avenue. 102 If
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TO RENT-Steam heated rooms
at Fairbanks A. A. Club. Inquire
there or Employment Office. Tel.
$50. 108 If
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cor SALE-Winter Squash, Po-
tatoes and all kinds of dry wood.
Telephone 75-11. 108 -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-02
DE BASE BALL
REAPARIcIoN DEL PITCHER
FERNANDO REINA (ssNENITo')

Con deseo de yer buena pelota, fui ell
domingo por la mafiana al campo de
lei MorTo'', donde debia de efectuarse
el refiido desafio entire las novenas Anne
rica' y la de la ssCo. A. del Regimen
to No. 65 de infanterfa. Bien SECURE es-
taba de Que dicho desafio tendria un
bonito desarrollo, pero nunca llegue a
pensar que la victoria lie perteneciera
al America.
Por espacio de dos o tres horas espe-
ramos con verdadera ansiedad, pues TOGO
los muchachos del America arreglar'
10 que la naturaleza habia dafiado. pues
el diamante estaba completamente int
til. va cuando empezabamos perder las
esperanzas de yer jugar a tan formida
Regimiento ,pues no fue la SEQ. A. la
bles novenas, aparecio Ell ssteam' del
que Sc presento. Por fin, listas ambas
novenas, y con la idea de arrebatarse
tan deseados triunfo, dio principle el
juego.
Al dar principle el juego, todos los es-
pectadores aseguraban una desastroza
derrota para ell America, pues hubo
algunos que veian los nueve ceros en- ell
.'score'' del America. No contentos
los americanos con la opinion del pt1-
blico y dispuestos demostrar su efica-
cia anotaron la primera carrera. Igual
hicieron los de la ga, que para pare
cerse a Sus contrincantes Sc apuntaron
una carrera. Hasta Ell cuarto ''inning"
estuvo TODD en- calma, pues aquf los anne
ricanos no quisieron seguir en- las mis-
mas condolences y SO anotaron tres ca
rreras, las cuales pusieron a temblar a
Rivier, ell cRal perdi6 ell CONTROL CO.
mo por encanto. Dispuestos imitar por
segunda vez los muchachos del sEAm6-
rica'', Sc apuntaron dos carreras los de
la "a, pues sus esfuerzos no lograron
sus deseos. Asi siguio ell America"
que, en- la setima cntrada, dos buenos
''hits'', uno de Gerardo Chaleman
otro de Nenito, seguidos por una marca
Sterling de tres esquinas, puso fin
tan renido desafio, pues River no podia
consentir que q joven Pedro Sterling
lie regalase un ''Home Rum, como antes
Sc 10 habia ofrecido.
Y asi termin6 este desafio, dejandole
Nenito su titu1o de pitcher sin min
gun two base hit'' Este record 10
ha sostenido Fernando Reina durante
seis desafios, de los cuales solo ha per,
dido uno. Despues de SUI ausencia ha apa
recide Nenito adn mas fuerte y dispues
to seguir con SUI Record,.
Ell desafio termin6 en- la setima entra
da, mienrras Ell America estaba a Ia
'majagua', pues Sterling cerr6 con bro
che de "tres esquinas''.
He aqui ell "score":
America, carreras. Co. "A", 8.
Ramon HERNANDEZ.
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de un tipo que diffcilmente teniamos
antes disponibles.
'Actualmente ell Canada podra po.
blarse con 10 mejor de Europa, italia
nos, irlandeses, espa1oles, alemanes,
ETC., con gente que nunca hubiera PEN
sado en- venir, case do que el nundo
estuviere on calma. Es 6sta la inmigra-
ci6n que puede seleccionarse con cus-
dado y establecer en- TERRA laborables,
con toda confanza, en- la seguridad de
que Sc conduciran bien.
'sLos ciudadanos de los Estados Uni
dos, cuyos parientes y amigos queda-
ran excludes del pals causa de las
restricciones inmigratorias, puedel ir-
vitarIps a reunirseI con ellos en- el
Occidente del Occidente del Canada.
Estas restricciones de los Estados
Unidos -termin6 Ell coronel Dennis =
constituyen una verdadera bendici6n
para el CanaGa.' Il axnInts
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-02

roso polvo antiseptico, ibre de ingredientes
venenosos. Gargaras de MU-COL, tibias o
calientes al acostarse y levantarse, son de
inestimable valor y 81 hay obstruction en-
la nariz, la soluci6n debe aspirarse de la
palma Gle la mano o puede usar-se una
ducha nasal, que limpiara las cavldades y
facilitara la respiration natural. Contin1e
este tratamiento sin interruption no
tendra quo temerle la Influenza epi-
demias de grippe y catarros..
Todo Doctor que conoce Ell MU-COL
no reeetara nlnea otra cosa para resta-
blecer las membranes mucosas dc Ia naria
Y garganta, cuando estan en- condici6n
acatarrada
Consiga hoy niismo I'm paquete y tel
gallo siempre a la mano. No admita susti
tutos, pida y exija MU-COL.
De venta en- todas las boticas ac-edita
THE MU-CoL COMPANY, Inc,
Buffalo, n Y, L. U. A
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ESTUDLANTEs9 AMERIcANos vIsI
TAN LA ISLA

Ell vapor Lake Fanquer''. que arrib6
al puerto de Ponce Ell martes 26 trajo
cuatro j6venes cstudiantes de colegios
y escuelas de Maryland, que vienen de
paseo esta bella isla
Esta noticia asi no tendria NADIA de
particular, ST Wilbur j. Preston, Clay
ton Fritchey, Albert Ringgold v Jack
H. Beachley, que a tales nombres respon
den los aludidos jovenes, no disfruta-
ran de esta excursion de placer como
premio su despejo intellectual al triun-
far en- un certamen alberto por la "Bal
timore Steamship Compny'', para pre-
miar los estudiantes del mismo Estsao
que redactaran las mejores cartas expli
cando de una manera interesante CON
cienzuda los benefcios que podrfa OBJ
tener el autor en- un viaje esta Isla.
Los jovenes Preston, Fritchey, Ring
gold y Beachley, pertenecen respeta-
bles familias de Maryland. Fueron reci
bidos y agasajados en- esa ciudad, a su
legada, por los sefiores Carlos Arm
strong Hijos, sucesores, agentes en-
Ponce de la expresada empresa naviera.
Asistieron al bale que Sc celebr6 en- ell
Club Deportivo y Ell Casino del Ponce,
en- honor de la oficialidad del 'Sacra-
mento', Sc cxpresaron en- t6rmino5 en-
comiasticos del aspecto movimiento
de aluella ciudad y de la oaltura cor
tesanfa de la sociedad poncefia.
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Sc aIquiIa.

Sc ALQUILA habitaciones en- ell ter
Ger piso casa anexa al Hotel y tam
bien una casa de reeiente construction.
Informes "Iotel Borinqusn'' Alboni-
to. 8-21
Sc ALQUILA.-Lecal propio para
oficinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank, San Juan. p. r.
>-~-----,<~->~~-
ALQUILO: Mi casa en- Hato Rey,
rarada "a, saliente, 1850 metros solar,
arboles frutales en- abundancia. Jardin.
entrada autom6vil, Concrete armada,
interior agradable, installation SANTA
ria completa. Informes, j. Barros,
Ponce .S-6
Sc ALQUILAN TIABITACIONES pro-
pias para vivir para oficinas. Sitio
comercal c6ntrco. r. B. Frederick, It.
San Justo st. S-3
Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones para HON
brcs solos matrimonio sin hijos. Infor-
maran, Gale San Rafael No. 6, parada
90. cerca del Hip6dromo, Santurce. 81
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Sc ofrece.

ALMORRANAs internas externas,
curaci6n infaible con ANEMA SMITH.
lUltimo adelanto de la ciencia medical
lMillares de curacionesl Basta I'M solo
tubo. De venta 'tThe Porto Rico Drug
Co.. Dist<ibuidor j. O. Peyork. Box
1852, San Juan.-P.
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NECESITA una Gaia de Hero a prue
ba de fuego garantizada? visitenos,
Ferreteria Finlay, Allen Esq. San JUS
10. Agentes SAFE CABINET co. S--S
SE COMPRA casa en- Santurce que no
exceda de $1,000 y que este sltuada
cerca de alguna escuela Informaran:
Apartado 1,134 o Tel. s93, San Juan.
Puerto Rico. 8-s
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COIOcaciOnes.

Sc NECESTTAN operar1as para blu
saG Para lnformes San. Francisco ~,
tel6fono 71s azul. san Juan. p.
FOTODRAMAS. Aprenda escribirlos.
Esto le proporcionara fama fortuna.
Traducimor y arreglamos escenarios.
Precios m6dicos. Para informes deta-
lIados: The Uniyersal Photo plays
School, Box 2O4; Cabo Rojo s-14
ANTONIO zEPPEEFEfDT Sc hace
cargo de toda clase de emharuues para
los Estados Unidos Dara especial ateE
ci6n los embarques de tabaco. Arar-
tado No. 1857, San Juan, ,el6foLo S12.
ofcina Tettian SO. 8---16
COLoCACION.- La desea una sefiori-
Ca con conocimiento de maquinilla, in
giles Y espafiol y bastante practica en-
trabajos dc oficina (excepto estenogra
fia). l3uenas referencias. Para informcs
dirfjase al Administrator. SIS
MECANIcO dc AUTOMOBILES americana
hace personalmente trabajo de repara-
clones en- el taller de f. U. Wells v
Co., Inc. Trabajo garantizado. Stop
15, Santurce. S-8
DESEA COLoCACION un joven con
conocimientos de contabilidad, maqui-
nilla y ambos idiomas. Aprob6 el exa-
mon do Contador Auxiliar en- 81 Ser
vicio Civil. Dirfjase al apartado 174,
Tajardo, P. r.. S-15
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: -
EE VENDE un balandro con todos
sus aparejos. Tiene de construido no.
venta dias y carga setecientos quin-
tales. Para informes, dirijase Miguel
Carlos, Cabo Rojo, P. r. 8-27
iBUENA oPoRTUNTDAD! POr $4,000
SO vende una casa en- ell Condado Gale
de Wilson excelente localizaci6n. Con
cinco habitaciones, sala, ante sala, CO.
medor, bafo, cocina, solar, etc., etc.
Tres mil dollars de contado v ell resto
en- hipoteca. Use ausenta SUI duefo). Di-
rigir a Box COG, San Juan. s-3
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BAYAMoN DE PLAcEMEs

En- 81 Immediate puesto de Baya-
mon hay un puesto para venta de
peri6dicos en- uno de los kicskos de
Ia plaza. Els IN sitio ideal y todas
horas Sc encontrarS aIIi Ell MUM
DO.
TambI6n Sc venden cigarrillos, ta-
bacos. dulces y refrescos. A1vt.
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Las autoridades medicas, estdn de
en- que las amfgdalas, deben ser
desinfectadas todos los dias,
pues cuando estas Sc infectan, causan el
recrecimiento de las glandulas del cuello,
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BALE EN- HuMAcAo

Ell domingo Sc celebrara en- Ell s'Casi-
no Espanol'', de Humacao, un baile &c
confanza.
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cirSe que los Estados Unidos han ce
rrado sus puertas los inmigrantes eu-
ropeos'', afrma el coronel j. S. Dennis,
de canadian Pacific Railway, auto
ridad reconocida en- asuntos de inmi.
graci6n v colonization, en- una entire
vista. 4
Ell efecto de esta actitud en- ell Ca
NADIA, sera el siguiente, segdn cicho
personaje:
ssEl Canada Sc encuentra actualmen
to en- una posici6n analoga Ia de
los Estados Unidos, al principle del
siglo diez y nueve. Su poblaci6n, al
comonzar el siglo veinte, fu6 lnuy sems
jante a la de los Estados Unidos en-
el comienzo del siglo diez nueve. Sus
grandes extensiones apropiadas para ol
establecimiento de llaciendas, necesitan
colonos que Sc dediquen la agricul-
tura y contribuyan la alimentaci6n
de sus ciudades crecientes y al trafico
de sus grandes ferrocarriles. Z
s'Jamas tuvo el Canada una oportu-
nidad como ia actual para seleccionar
los mejores eIementos del norte de Eu-
ropa. A no dudarlo, rnucha de la in
migraci6n destinada para los Estados
Unidos vendra al Canada; inmigrantes
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PEDRO G. oUINoNEs
<S-s
AVOCADO Y NOTARIu

Graduado de Las Universldades do
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puerto Ri
co. Postula ante las Cortes dc Pusr.
to Rico , Corte Federal.
p. O. Box, 12s. Tel. 400, 3. J.
Edihcio NOA, San Juan, Pr.
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HARRY r. BE8ogA
Attorney and Counsellor AZ Law
San Juan, p. q.
Tel6feno 1sT, ttsxI
Cable Address.-'HARIBKSA"
JOSE r. r. SAVAGE
AVOCADO
Cruz 8 Altos. TslSfana ~
San Juan, 2. z.
r. G. PEREZ ALMIROTY,
ABOGADO-NOTARIQ
MANUEL BENITEx FLoREa
UN CONSTRUCTOR?

AVOCADO Z NoTARIO
Tribunales Insularea y eerte Ea-
deral. Rusots y Nstarfa, San Jusss
4 altos.
p. O. Box 1904. Tsl&fono sos.
San Juan, p. y.
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iTersura! iBeIIeza!

~ Gh<AA AE 4OA1SA pOI Ia ueV0luc1On
de un perro COLLIE oscuro con man
chas amarillas, que desapareci6 el 20
del pasado, de Miramar, Gale Elliot, 1.
w. e. Lee. 8-S
APICULTORES.- Mo envasen sus mie
les en- barriles usados porque SO PERU
dican. Barriles NUEvOS dc Roble a
$4.75 los hay tambi6n desarmados a
S4.25.--- Informaran p. o. Box 1875
Telefono 1873, San Juan, P. 4. s-6
PERDIDo: Ell sabado JUNO 23 IN
rrendedor de azabache y perlas. Devuel-
valo 81 10 encuentra Mrs. Robert Gra-
ham. Avenida Olimpo No. 4, Stop 10
y Sc gratifcara. 80
IMPORTANTTsIMo: ofrecemos Auto
movies y Trucks usados en- magnfficas
condolences, Casas, Chalets, Fincas, y
locales para oficinas precios reducidisi
mos. Tenemos muchos para la venta.-
vISITENOs. UsEME SPECIALITY co.
San Francisco 40, Edo. piso. Telefo-
no $50. Apartado 871. San Juan, Puer-
to Rico. p.
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oPORTUNIDAD:- 81 desea vender su
autom6vil, Casa, Solar, Finca, ETC., etc,
visite la "USEDTE SPECIALITY CO..
San Francisco 40 altos, San Juan, Puer-
20 Rico. S--16
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Sc vende.

SOLAR EN- vENTA.-- En- caIie HoaI
rs, cerca carretera nueva, vendeso SO.
lar mide 452 metros cuadrados. Infor.
mara don jose Suarez, telefono 113,
apartado 3D., Santurce. SIS
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-03
The House That
Bobby Built
By MARY LINSAY
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1t was Sunday afternoon, and Bobby
had come up from the city to see Miss
Grey. The city was not far away-a
matter of six hours ON the vestibuled
'limited-and Miss Grey, in extending
the Invitation, had thought Of Bobby.
and Of the express.
She had gone with him down to the
river. They sat on the rocks far out
In the stream. and talked of the will
lows. and Of their greenness above the
water: Of the mills picturesQuenesx
Suddenly Miss Grey leaned back and
cleanly shaven face. the handsome
head with its wavy hair. the laugh that
rang pleasantly on her ear, all these
had not changed, but he was not quite
the same.
"Is 1t woman. Bobby" she asked.
YES" said Bobby.
''ls her picture in your watchw she
questioned.
No." he answered promptly. ''it's in
my heart"
"BObbyI' Miss Grey put out her
white hand-it was like a sudden. visit
full appeal. II hope you will be happy"
Expect to be-" said Bobby. In the
silence that followed he looked up
stream and whistled cheerfully.
OF course she had known that it
would come some day. Since his eight.
eenth birthday-he was now twenty-five
when he had formed the habit of ding.
ing his tempestuous heart ut her teet,
in season and out, she had, advised
this step: but somehow she had not
expected him to be SO cheerful about it.
A shadow. heeting like the flying
wing of some bird far overhead,
crossed her face. Dear Bobby-she
would be lonely without him.
Perhaps, If II had not been for the
4 stupid accident Of years, she might
have loved Bobby as he demanded. in
slead of in u maternal, protective z
way; but her milestones outnumbered
would set it right.
"Jeanie"-there wasn't anybody else
! in her world who called Eugenia Grey
"Jeanie"-don't you want me to tell
YOU about it?"
Yes" said Miss Grey, lying bravely.
Its to be in June. SurprisedT'
For she had moved slightly. I'VE are
going to keep house in a cottage, with
white-pillared porch-lOts of porch.
The dlning-room is furnished in Fiem-
ish oak-the figures in the chair-backs
make faces at you-it's very somber
and beautiful there. The cabinet
you'd call dear-it was. But then,
you see. my wife will need it for the
presents"
His wifel Dear Heaven, Bobby's
| wifei
There's "a couch and lots of pill
lows in the den; the furniture is ma
hogany there. You see," he added
] grayely,.1 am trying to please her"