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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22
THE RIGHT IDEA.

Normally Is not question of price
or n question of wage. 1t is merely
question of fairly steady employment
with the dollar buying as much as it
ought to. Whether the farmer re-
celves fifty cents or $3.50 for bushel
of wheat, or the workman re-
ceives 81 or $40 for days work,
makes no difference so long as the
bushel of wheat or days work will OBJ
tain as much of the necessaries or
comforts of life in one case us in the
other. What we mean by normal
times is steady employment, as much
as In the nature of things is permissi-
BILE, paid for by a stabilized dollar. In
normal times people do not live upon
their savings, but the latter accumu-
late. and constitute the sole and only
form of new wealth which can be ere
ated. 1t is this which flows into new
undertakings and makes possible a
healthy expansion in industry in sup
plying sound demand. - Pacific
Banker.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22

normal. No longer need you post
pone building on account of high
prices Of lumber. Now is q good
time to build that new barn you
have been wanting for several years
and to make other improvements.
Begin now and get them done before
Sgring work commences.
HERE in our business we are try
ing to do uor part in Bringing con-
ditions back where they ought to
be. Our years Of business expert
ence, our building plans and ideas,
and our friendly, sincere counsel
and assistance are at your service
for the asking, with no obligations,
of course.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22
NELS AxELSON FAMILY EXPERT.
ENCE SAD TROUBLE.

Il. o. ReetZ, brother of Mrs Nels AK
elson Of Hill Top, became insane early
Thursday morning and attempted to
murder Mr.. AXeson, wife and three
children.
ANeison defended his family against
Reetz, big, powerful man weighing
about 1856 pounds, with short sticks of
stove wood, until DR. II. V. WItter of
this place and Sheriff NiclSson of Doug
las county, appeared on the scene.
Reetz was knocked into dnzed CON
dition by the continual pounding and
knocking on the head by Axelson. The
The house being completely disar-
ranged gave evidence of the terrific
struggle the two men haG.
After come consideration on the part
of Sheriff Nickson and DIR. Wltter, 1t
was decided to take PeetZ to the coun-
ty hospital in Denver. At this another
struggle followed in which II took AK
elsOn, Sheriff Nickson, DIR. Wltter and
Potter, "A neighbor, to subdue and place
the shackles on his wrists.
As soon as possible, Mrs. Axelson got
her babies from the frenzled mans
reach, which happened only after n
terrific struggle between Reetz, Axel-
son and Mrs. Axelson, she took them
to a nelghbor's home, clad only In their
night garments, Mrs. Axelson knowing
nothing of the fight that followed be-
tween her husband and brother.
Reetz was taken to Castle Rock q
few days later, where he was given q
trial for lunacy. 1t was thought that
he would be confined to the asylum.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22
Your Farm Is Your
Factory

PERHAPS you never thought of
it in just that way, but farming is
great manufacturing business and
your farm is factory in the true
meaning Of the word
THE FACTORY manager over
hauls his plant every so often to
make sure that it will run properly
and produce the most goods at the
least cost. In just the same why,
the farmer checks up his buildings
and equipment, makes those little
repairs which save big repairs later
on, and builds whatever buildings
he needs to help produce more crops
with less layor and expense.
LUMBER PRICES are back to
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22
Catering To Your
Habits

IN THIS SPACE we are advertising
merchandise that you want, because
you have formed the habits which
require such Merchandise. Probably
the habits are necessary-we think
they are, so you will appreciate the
way in which you can indulge in
them at such low prices.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22

ANOTHER HABIT YOU OUGHT TO
HAVE is to make this store your reg
ular trading place. If you will
look at some of the goods we are ad-
vertising, it will help you start
this habit-one Of the most econo-
mical and satisfactory that you can
acquire.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22
Most Regular
Habit of All
SLEEPING

by showing you all the nice things
that make sleeping pleasure
make you sleep SO well that you for
get all about the equipment Of your
sleeping room-forget all the cares
of the day-and just sleep, peace
fully. restfully.
Here aer items that will help.
No. 216 Iron Bed. Walnut
finish --------------- $3.50
No. 2S6 Iron Bed. Vernis
Martin finish ------------- $500
Slumber King Spring ------ $14.0O
No. AL Spring ---------- $13.75
No. 3 Fancy Tick Mattress - $8.75
Liberty Mattress ---------- S $50
Monarch Extra Quality - $500
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22

That Partisan war on freak fashions
comes just at the right time, as freaks
have so long been the rage as to be.
come painfully commonplace,
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22

It's now up to the German board OF
tax commissioners to tell the former
kaiser how much of that $4,000, ,0OO.-
600 indemnity he is supposed to pay.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-22
We Encourage the EATING Habit

And II you were hEld. 1t would be
the most interesting. B ut to eat
the same thing every day is monot-
onous. Each meal Bhould be made
a pleasure even II It is neces tty.
SO we offer something to add variety
to the meals. as well as the food
that sticks to the ribs." Splendid
value In every item. we Offer
No. 10 Penick Maple Flavor
Syrup $1.1o
Large Size Post iToasties ---- 10
Small Size Post Toasties - .13
2S8 size Oranges. 16 for ---- 80
216 size Oranges. 16 for - 80
126 size Oranges, per doz. - .65
Golden Age Macironi per pkg on
Maple Valley Corn, No. 2 can .13
Parker Utah Tomatoes, No 2H
can -------A------ ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
Correspondence de New York
Pueblos Antillanos

ca de Haiti dice este autor.. apologls-
ia de In empresa imperialista Y banca-
ria, que ALI funciona:
"A los dos amos de ocupaci0n. cl ca
coismo' (bandidajeD retoil0. Hay que
admitir. para ser frances. que este fuc.
en- parte. por culpa dc los americanoS.
Las fuerZas de ocupaci0n resucita-
ron In vieia ley frlncesa de Ia corvtc
(prestaci0n personally. pero los haitia-
nos hub;eran sopOrtado la resucitada
corv6e 81 Sc hubiesc aplicado. con lesa
lidad estricta, V cOnSiStid0. por 10 tan
to. en- unos cuantos dias lie trabajo
en- la localidad Cuando Sc les hiZo Sa-
lir de sus cabaiiaS. entire fusiles. SC les
cOndujO a pie ilrgas diStancias Y So
les 0blig0 a TRAFALGAR por semanas con
guardi;is armadOs: era natural q. con
cluycsen que aquellos eXtranjeros de
piel blanca Sc proponfan reducirlos a
la esclavitud, de que Sc habfan liber-
tadO un Siglo antes. FL resultadO fuc
que un contigentc de aqucllos traba-
iad0res forzosos. cmpuilandO las ar
mas de que pudieron disponer, Sc fut Il
los montes en- calidad de cacos.
No: t0do este. 10 demas que cons
tituye la Ocupaci0n militar de Haiti Y
de SantO Domingo, V que es una mez-
ella de sordideZ Y de despOtSmo, no
serfa possible 81 aquellas dos Repnbli-
cas- formasen con Cuba Puerto Rico.
Ia Confederation de las Antillas; pa
III comenzar, ,porque mas tarde ha
brfa que atraer Il ella las Antillas bri-
tdnicas Y las franccsas.
Los EstadOs Unidos no tratarfan Il
esa Confederation como tratan a Hal
ii Santo Domingo nj la obliSarfa Il
llevar la lfbrea de Ia Enmienda Platt
que han puesto Cuba porque los tres
pueblOs formarfan parte de una poten-
cia digna de respctO. a Ia cual Iio fall
tartan aliados; Y que. con el senti-
mientO de su importancia. adQuiriria.
ell de su conducta polftica. motive nj
siquiera pretexto, para intromisiones
extranjeras.
Ahora, las tres Repiblicas V Puerto
Rico. son entidades separadas Y desde-
nables; juntas serian este:
Poblaci6n: Cuba, Y medic milo
nes; Haiti. 2 Puerto Rico2; Santo Do
mingo, 700 mil Total: millones, 200
mil.
Superfcie: Cuba. Hits milIas cua-
dradas; Haiti. 1O,300; Puerto Rico,
3. 49,: .Santo Domingo 1S.700 Total:
76.500 nfmeros redOndos.
En- todos estos pafses. eXcepto Puer-
to Rico. cabe una poblaci6n muchfsimo
mayor; todos tienen grandes riquezas
naturales V ocupan. en- 10 mercantil
ell 10 militar. Ia posicion mas ventajo-
sa en- este lado de America.
La Confederation es un ideal leja-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

La Liga Antillana. en un documen-
to notable publicad0 en- la Habana a
mediados de febrer0. pide. Ell nombre
del pueblo cubano: "eXtcrOrizando-
dice-el penslmicnto de la ideal Con-
federation de las islas del Caribe",
l'le lii Rcpnblica Dominicana vuelya
ser un Estado soberan0 autonomico
que ria libremente los de, mos de Su
'ils'S Sria que Sc reintegr nmediata-
ilei'He al pueblo dominicano en- su 60
pDiesri1o propio con todos los derechos
inherentes Il su independencia V sObe-
rama.
Es notable este dOcumentO. no solo
porque la Liga Antillana funda sus pc
| ticioneS en- una exposition yeridica de
Ia odiosa conducta seguida en- Santo
Domingo por ell gobierno farisaico del
PreSidente Wilson. 81 que. tambien.
por su alusi0n al pensamiento de la
Confederation de las Antillas: pensa-
mientO que d6biera estar siempre en-
la memoria de los cuhanos. los domi-
niCanos, los haitianoS v los puertOrri-
queiios.
ST esa Confereci0n eXistiera, no ha-
brfa hoy Ia ocupaci6n militar ameri-
cana Ell SantO Domingo. de la cllal di-
ce Mr. Harry A. Franck, en- un re-
ciente libro, en- que procura defender
I ID: La mayorfa de In fuerza Sc com
ponfa de j0venes bien intencionad0s
que. con frecuencia. carecfan de la ex
periencia necesaria para distinguir la
gente honrada de los malhechOres. con
ell resultado de cometer penosas 'injus-
ticias.
"Estos j0venes eran enviados las
montanas a cazar banditlos. Descu-
brian una choza que no estaba ocupa-
da Y Ia incediaban; probablemente Sc
fgura ban que carecfa de <imp0rtancia,
aun no Siendo la guarida tie un BAN
dolero; per0 era el case que contenfa
tOdos los bienes terrenales de una IA
milia inofensiva Los soldadOs i0venes.
Ell su ignorancia de las costumbres To-
Gales, no sabfan que toda Ia familia
estaba fuera, traba jando en- SUI sembra
do de yue;i. o bien. no encontrandO
mas que las mujeres v los niiios en- la
morada. ponfan fuego a esta pOrque
aquella gente no podfa decir d0nde es-
taba el hombre Y, otras veces, dand0
con un individuo en- una senda, lie pre-
guntaban quien era y 10 que hacfa
allf, Y como no podfa entender -aquella
atroz imitaci6n de espaiiol, nj ellos
comprender la respuesta de 6l, 10 fu-
silaban por 81 acaso, on the safe side.
En- otros pnntos incendiaban has ca
sas de completes inocentes, porque Ell
elias Sc habfa dado albergue v conf
da los bandoleros.
Esto cuanto a Santo Domingo. Acer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
la Algeria del yivir'

Sc ha dicho tanto que la vida es aci-
da one este libro optimista de orison
Sweet Mardcn, regocijado y ameno, ha
de ser para el lector como una indem.
rizeci0n por los malos ratios que Ia
vida, aunque como dice Marden tenga
su algeria, nos depara d cada ratio.
Pero todo no ha de ser tristeza, Y 10
que importa es que un libro fuerte, sa-
ludabIe, sanamente orientado, esprit
tual armonioso, como este, venga a
mostrarnos los floridos senderos que
tiene tambien la existencia.
cantero. Fernantlez Y Go. en- sus es-
tahIecimiento de liberia, tienen la
yenta Y pueden servir por~ correo, es-
te maSauilloso libro que enseIa cual
,es y cual debe ser para todos. el yerda-
dero sentido de la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
EsFuDros coMERcrALEs.

r'ni'zamos enseiar por coTeo. por SOLO
- a Tnes: Curse Complete de ContA-
hihdad Mercantil. incluyendo Ia Con;a-
Y 'sd de Corporaciones. ) Ia Contabi.
-~d de Bancos. Tsqugrafia Gregg y
Pitman, er esPafol o :nrl9s Curse Eie-
mental &c Tenedor De L.hros. 500 sll.
Nande selios pid;enGo in!ormes la
ajardo Commercial & Language
School. tia escuela Cue clmple % cue
.ofiecei. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

GRAN BARATILLO.-Sigue la gran
realizacion en- Las Novedades, Brau 45,
precios reducidisimos. en- trajes, SOM
breros y ropa interior para sehoras. ar
ticulos para cabalieros y especialmente
en- telas de fantasia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

"a mayo: earantia De Ia Federal W.
s;ble es Que el GobiernO de los Esia-
dos UnidSs Ia tiene en- uso cerriente;
Ia meior prueba de sus exites. que en-
menos de seis meses Sc han vendidO
80 en- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
Las MEJoREs BUTIFARRAS, lon
ganizas Y morcillas en- Puerto Rico en-
San Jose 20.

vendo autom6vil &Euiek". o Cole.
Por no necesitar mas que unO, vendo
el que mejor lie convenga. Pueden di-
rigirse al Box 725, San Juan, p. r.,
o VERNE en- Infanta Luisa No. 81.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

airmps - aNtnareEsAse 60 ne so
snshA mennalss asarrstbces aesuus.
q lns anse 81 "a. ruanas ssa go
= o. q go - ~ a. puhiiciaaa -
h mizma grxAa. psSuse. sselaaFia.
mcuae. 81. INPARuAL euees run.
naFinnds &c esce , media . lA rnH
a. IA tnnae.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

Una GAIA de seguridai de acero, un
escritorio de MADEIRA acero, marca
SECURITY; una Lampara electri-
ca EMERALITE una Maquina de
Sumar FEDERAL VISIBLE. Cual.
quira de estas mejoras que I'd. hags
en- su Oficina le reporta beneficios que
padie ahora le podria predecir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
PRIMER pREM1o" otorgado a Ia

popular Quincalla "EL BOSQuE DE
BOLONIA'' por vender Tazas de As \
q centavos y vasos de 20 II centavos.
Ahorre dinero comprando en- esta Quin-
Calais San Sebastian 33.-Frente
IA Plaza del Mercado, San Juan. P. X.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

.an q sspsr - haa aosrsaee las d.
tanciRs entire ius paisrs: co Il auto
H6sn. enfre las riuda6ess csa 81 te
srrafa inhalsmhrico entire los ham
brcs: osn Ia FEDERAL VISIBLE =
scori6 81 tienpo para resolvsr ls eps-
raei6a De sunar mas conplica6a.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
rocALEs PARA orTcTNA.

quilan en- los altos del ediGcio nucvo
v rnoderno de MALGoR. GONZALEZ
y Co. s. en- c. de Ia Marina. Gale Ar
senal No. 10. Los mas frescos y venti-
iados de san Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

pEncADo RmKnrco. Nosaa rssm
elnFaaussmtf - Fsnes v Ns1FaAas NAlmse
nrirs une w FecaMn o. nurste RaAi B
.,runeiaa 8urVs lfeucQf Ess4nssa.
ae. Cerdok naeus Canmal , noilus =
Ssuoa an eun.psinncA, anegus4nts ~
manas ninesnc a. los exc ssneo 81
exisinnca ~ ~ snars esHniusdss pE
a SnnsdRa
Lame a. AlSicno No isez . Al 50
soaRs he raAhsnAs y rC-& proasAnenss
Htcneieo A. Rnnssa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

Ofrecemos -YACAS DE LECHE
acostumbradas Q conner ea pesebfs
fopiss para fsmllies GU. vlvxe e
Miramar Sansurce.
Informaran Pi1& HerMRnon. Asie
81. Adv
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

SEvE1IDE una casa enla calle Colon
No 4. santurce Tnfornaran: en- esta
Administration.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
IA ALGERIA DE ANDAR

Eduardo Zamacois. 81 prodieioso via
jero. que sale contar tam bellamente
siis fmprcsiones andariegas. In logra-
DO con sn liliimo libro. ia Algeria
lie Andar", un exitO insuperable. Los
prinerOs ejeinplares de este exquisite
libro en- el cue hay muchas paginas
dedicadas Puerto Rico. Sc ag0taron
apenas llegaron los establecimientos
de CANTER0. FERNANDEZ y CO.;
perO abora. cl Iiltimc cOrreo ha traf-
90 nueva provision de ellOs. Y asr. los
Alientcs de la gran librerfa. saben ya
d0nde pueden adquirir el librO del in
signe autor de Ia Opinion Ajena".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

utsiiHAnan a shsssuA A. r,mslFarciamaa
ennnam,cns A snrss,iero Arunseesa
s. Asso,a nsraianse a cnai ps1snses
eunnFnf uAzAs a. sxmcscto q oas Il
snilAd 81 ssnsxse ous b costaFiA.
c0NsTRClNoS Al coNTADo 4 A
rLAxos A ArESTRoc Acclo
NlSTAs-
kSElte "a cscina e. es,A Coupaiiia ss
h Gale Tesasn - san Juan. . Fisla
ininsncs pr cosres Il apartado t2as
San lraa SRA prontzmcn;e atcndido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

|TENEDoR DE LIBRos.-ofrece sus
servicios en- horas extraordinarias Eff
|ciencia1 y buenas referencias. Diriiase
"a r. q G.-P o. Box 232. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

Sc vENDEN 20 vacas. buena raza del
Pals. lnformaran: Ramos Ilnos. Box
1873. Bavamon. p r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

co1f1o Maa. Ayn)uA Arhsaaa. a.
maaAM Maml ammA CrmnARe y -.
aimAA Rsuesus q .. q. nos a.. snR
tunA Rnsas Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

MANFECA pura de chicharron, extrai-
.da la vista del publico.--San Jose
No 20.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
"sE ALoU1LAN oF1c1NAs: En- Z

segundo, piso del National City Bshh,
Dirigirse al Apartado 257.. San slah'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

kncnE izkcRExzA EoUlDR Ia
nasIoF - = mertsio. 10 norrle era.
~ 1nia cn iodas iss Fnrmaci.s e.
pfimcr uraun.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

n IA fkhrira a. armas o. frsxs COLT
ns hnbisfs prs1seias - rsnsmhraaa
smetr&I'assrs enc sisp.ra miles se
halas par minuis. - nscesiiaria eira
esss. para slcsnzar Il fsmA sss
Il Mseuina de sumar FEDERAL VI.
sIBLE. IA cual reznelse cisntss DE-
problemss en- IN dia. DE amb.s eosas
b Fsbrica COLT vise snorgulIeeida-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

sQUIBB. LA insuperable LEcHE DE
MACNESIA. es la que mejores resulta-
dos esta dando en- esta Isla. En- todas
las Farmacias de primera clase.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

vIDRTERAs -MosTRADoR "nzPE-
RIAL. -Hemos recibido de 4. y 8
pies de largo en- l6 y 25 pulgadas de
anch0. Precios de Fabrica. Diaz Her
manos. Cruz 10. San Juan.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-05
lODAY MARKS OPENING
 OF NEW METROPOLITAN
(Continued from Pure one)

l.--. ntinuedf One)
 inspection and filling tire inspection and imitation L ecnancal 4l and electrical advice The latter is to @ 'e car owner posted the condition of his start 4eu,ery and general electrical system we'll to a@Urea @ expensive repair work on the motor and chassis management feel that if this advice is needed that t+ costs will be reduced to very appreciabe ,u very simple and efficient plan for parking wl prevent any congestion whatsoever Ramps enable
 Car o De driven to the lower floor and wide enough enaDle two cars to pass each other With the exe s1n of the building upward, this ramp system will be oowe0 ana cars may have easy entrance and exit to any part of the building
 A splendid and ideally-equipped gasoline and oil service station has been provided the for the publics convenience where cars can enter From either Madison street or Central avenue All gasoline hand leu py compressed air, two large BoyleDayton model IoD pumps each with six 300 gallon underground tanks Delng connected with this station All lubricat1ng oil IS also handled by compressed air. thus fulfilling te neces- slty for promptness and cleanliness water outlets have hn nacad I aIonn he carbing on both Central avenue and Madison street. together with drinking fountains for the comfort of motorists Gas can also be supplied to at the curb to avoid oo- gesti0 large number of portable gasoline wagons ha V ing been purchased part of the equipment The gasA line supply for the establishment can also be delivered al the curb by the large tank trucks, eliminating the necessity for blocking the service station while the big tanks are being refilled
 Speedway gasoline and lubricants and Standard lubricants will be handled at the service station and throughout the building.
 Practically everything required by the motorist in the way of tires, tubes, accessories, etc. will also be handled at the main service station. large and com pete stock of United States tires will be kept here size and type being representa- together with United States tubes and accessories.
 Inside the garage will be located the large washing staton where big double wash rack and the very latest appliances for washing and cleaning will be avail able. This equipment includes complete vacuun-clean ing system for the cleaning of upholstery and tops
 The ong and greasng station, IS also equipped with new ideas which make for prpmptness and thoroughness and which renders the greasng and oilng of cars on the storage floors unnecessary This station also lnsures the freedom of the storage floors from o dirt and grease
 The battery department, which includes the battery stock and charging station will be in charge of Marshall Moody The famous Titan battery has been selected as the battery to be handled and Mir Moody who's ex- perience along battery and electrical lines places him in an enviable position will have direct personal super vision over all phases of the battery service.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-05
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH

cozy, comfortable ladies' rest room is available for the comfort of ladies and storage customers in gen. era where they may rest while being serviced
 The Metropolitan will be the home of the Hudson and Essex lines of automobiles, the firm of Dumage and Dunbar having secured the distribution of these popu lar lines last summer very large and comprehensive and Essex owners and this department will be iii charge of thoroughly schooled in the handling of these makes of H. w. Whitman is the salesman on the automobile lines.
 The service manager of this department is Ray Whitney who has had many years of Hudson and Essex experience, including factory training.
 Hugh Boddeker, formerly with the Overland com pany and also McArthur Brothers will also be connected in official capacity with the service on the Hudson
Arizona republican., 1921-03-05

and Essex lines. A beautiful and ample display room for Hudson and Essex has also been included part of the building
 In addition to the lines, the Metropolitan will also be the headquarters for Twin City tractors together with ample stock of parts and uptodate service department for this line J. V. Seaman and H. w. Pond partment
 In charge of the Accounting Department and office will be Miss Ethel Banks E. C. Miller will have charge of the gasoline station and Edward Collis the Wash Rack C. F. Scker has been appointed to take charge of the garage floor, and will act as Trouble Man. B. I. Chapman, formerly of McArthur Brothers will have
 For the convenience of the general public and Metropolitan customers there will be installed taxcab
Arizona republican., 1921-03-05

Continued on Page Four)
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13

Wanted-Show case to hire or buy, for
Wildwood shop. Apply M. d. p, 606 Federal
street, Camden, n. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-13
WILDWOOD CREST

Hotel Ocean Crest has opened for the
season. The first guests are Mrs. Will
liam Yoder and her son, of Philadel-
phia. o. t. King, the genial proprietor,
is looking forward confidently to a
splendid season.
The new Sanitary Electric Wet Wash
Laundry which Theodore Stokes and
son have erected at Philadelphia ave-
nue. and Sweet Briar road, is nearly COM
pleted and ready to opera
tons. 1t is equipped with ten washing
machines and one extractor and they will
call for and deliver with a fast REQ de-
livery truck.
The Philadelphia Garage which has
Just been built at Wisteria road and
Philadelphia avenue, will be officially
opened on May 18th. They will do a
general repair and storage business. The
crew consists of three men.
The Pagan and Whitley Co. made sew
eral rentals last Sunday and have sold
the Murphy cottage on East Cardinal
road. They have had many inquiries
regarding lots and buildings in the Crest
and are prepared for a booming trade
this summer.
The tracks of the trolley company al
the Rambler road end of Pacific ave
nue. are being changed and repaired.
Charles H. RossKam, of East CrOcu'
road, has purchased a new Nash car
touring model, Of the Commercial Car
age, Konowitch Brothers, agents. The
car will be used for advertising purposes
BY Mr.. RossKam's theatrical company il
Pennsylvania.