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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Business Section
Cork DESTROYED

Dublin, Aug. 1l.-(By \. P)-Con-
f1agrations ragged in Cork throughout
Thursday night. The fremen were
poWercss to pur out all the fires. The
business part Of the city is in ruins.
The damage is estimated at G., 900 0o0.
National forces from Passage Wcs.
have consolidated their positions and
pushed outposts to the outskirts of
the city. The do not appear, how
ever, to have entered the city as yet.
The bulk Of the irregular troops are
believed to have evacuated the city.
although leaving behind numerous
snipors who are concealed in The ruins
of buildings ana tcrrorizing citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Jailed Twice in Two Days

For the second time in two days
Clarence Edwards. ~, Of Auburn, was
arrested for intoXication; first on Mon
day night. for which he was fined s.
and costs on Tuesday, ana again Tues
day afternoon. Rather than spend tn"
night in tho Jail, however b" fun
nishcd bonds for his appearance
Wednesday morning on the second
charge. and did not appear at court
Edwards was employed On the street
dopartment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
AUTO SMASHES
TELEGRAPH POLE
NO ONE is INJURED
Riverside Drive Near Newlands Is
Scene Of Auto Accident Friday Aft
ernoon-Car Owned by Watervi'e
Man, Breaks Through Telegraph
Pole on Bank at Right Side of Road

\ Ford touring car overturned a
bout 1 O'Clock Friday afternoon on
Riverside Drive, just at the entrance
to Ncwlands, but tortunatly no one
was hurt The car bears the license
humber, Maine 15-264 is registered
iii the name Of Napoleon Butler S
Pine street, Natcrvlllo but accord
ing to Mr.. Butler Who would not
give the journal reporter any details
of the accident, it was driven by
someone else, either his brother or
brothor-in-laW. Mr.. Butler was very
rcticent about the accident, Friday
night as he was repairing the car
and did not state who the four pas
scngcrs in the car, were.
1t is understood that tho car which
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Maine Fair Dates and Secretaries

aug. I5-17-New Belfast, Belfast. H.
G. BuZzcl, Belfast.
Aug. 1J-17-Cornish Agricultural. Cor
nish Leon VI. Aver. Cornish.
Aug. lG-19-I'our County. Plttsfeld A.
A. Morse. Pittshcld.
Aug. 2l-2G-E Eastern Maine. Bangor
A. Il. Pcckham, Bangor
Aug. 22-2i - AndroscoGgin County
Livcrmorc Falls, Chas. b. Dyke, Liv-
crmore Falls.
Aug. oo-o5-Aroostook County. Carl
bou. Frank Riley. Caribou.
Aug. o9-3 9-3I-Androscoggin Valley. Can
ton, q. Il. Barrows. Canton.
Aug. Sept. Central Maine. Water
Vile, II. NJ. Gilmore. Waterville.
Aug 23-3l-North Ellsworth Farmers
club, North Ellsworth. Harold Mad
docks. Ellsworth
Aug. 29-Scpt. '1--Houlton Agricultural.
Houton. +. Z. leighton. Houlton.
Sept. 4-5-Somcrsct County. Anson. j.
+. Withee. Madison.
Sept. 4-S-Maine State Agricultural,
Lewiston, J. S. Butler, Lewiston.
Sept 4-6 = South Kennchcc. South
Windsor, \. y. Douglass, Gardiner.
Sept 4-7--Cumberland County. Cor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12

first hush Of dawn, and watches the
rays Of the rising sun strike upon it,
when, true to the ancient tradition,
the statute sings. After the climax,
the music diminishes and dies away
in broken snatches, as the statute
ceases to emit those sounds with
which it has been said to salute the
daybreak for four thousand years.
From Descriptive Analysis, Edward
Baxter Perry; La Concertina Umor-
esca) |, Allegretto, II Slow Waltz,
III, Nivace (Yon); Chant de Bonheur
edwin H. Lenlare).
The nexe recital. Sunday, Aug Goth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
State Highway Construction

SaalI.d proposals addrc %sod To the
State Highway Commission Augusta.
Maine. for building seven sections Of
state highway il, the Towns OF Bridg-
mile. of lituminous macadam surface {:
Pressure Isle. "7S miles of cement
concrete surface; and Turner. $50
miles, Perry, 3.l6 miles, Rome and
New Sharon. SO miles, and New
sharon. 3.37 miles. all of gravel sur
face. viii be received by the tommlS-
sion at its office in the state House.
Augusta, Maine" until eleven llp
o',lock a. NJ. Standard Time. August
o5th. 1922 and at that time and p!ac"
publicly opened and read. Tho work
will consist of grading, drainage, and
suffarlng.
Each proposal mUst hc made upon
the blank form provided by the Com
mission. for copy Of which dc
posit of one dollar Will be required.
and must be accompanied by certified
check or a surety hond for 1910 of the
amount bid. payable 70 the Treasurer
Of state Of Maine. Tho cncNlorc en-
closing tho proposal should be plainly
marked Proposal Tor State Highway
Construction in the Town of -------.'
The deposit and tho certified check
VIII be returned to the unSuCCcs ful
bidder unless forfeited under the con-
ditiOnS stipulated.
A bond satisfactory to tho Commits
sion, of not less than onc-fourth nor
more than one-halt of the amount Of
the contract viii he required. Plans
may be seen and forms of spccifica-
tions and contract may be obtained at
the office of The Commission, Augusta
Maine.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals.
WILLIAM NJ AVER. Chairman.
FRANK a. PEABODY,
LYMAN II. NELSON,
state Highway Commission.
PAUL .. SARGENT
Chief Engineer.
Dated at Augusta, Nc, August 10.
auel2.1.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Richards Trims Jap
After Hard Battle

southampton. Aug 11-Nincont
Richards OF Ionkers, National jun
Tor champion. was extended to the
Limit today before he won his way
into the finals of the Meadow Club
invitation singles tournament today
from $. kashio Of Japan The
match went four sets, Richards win
nlng by Ga. SO, Ga, -.
Robert Kinsey Of California dc
fcatcd NcnXo Shimizu of Japan. S-6,
GO, 6-2, thus winning the right to
contest with Richards in the finals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12

Albert Christian Of Portland, late
10. L. S. Inf. Coast Art. and Alert
J. Long. of Havcrhll late 15S, L. S.
Inf. have reported for admission.
The baseball game for Saturday
will be with the Wyandottes of Wa
tervillc, with Wiseman and Bolduc as
battery against Harvey and Beau
doin for Togus, and for Sunday, the
fast Richmond team which has a
long string of wins to their credit.
Religious services for Sunday
Will be held as follows: Mass and
sermon by Rev. Father Mclaughlin
ut $50. and Protestant services by
Rev. l.. l.. Phalen at 1915 o'clock.
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Mrs. Sutton and Her
Partner Are Defeated

Glen Cove. y. -, Aug. IL Mrs
Marion Zinderstein Jossup of Will
mington, Del. and Miss Helen Wills
Of san Francisco won the Metropoli-
tan doubles championship at the
Nassau country club today by de-
featlng Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and
Mrs. William Henry Booth of Los
Angeles in straight scts, O.. Sc.
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory ana
Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup Will
meet tomorrow IN the final for the
Metropolitan Singles championship
They won their places in the final
yesterday. Mrs. Mallory defeated
Mrs. May Sutton Eundy. while Mrs
Jossup eliminated Miss Leslie Ban
croft Of West Newton. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12

Patchen, owned ~ G. II. Bush of ST.
Albans. Vermont, when she won the
free for-all-all on the getaway card
of the Tri county Fair. The Yer
mont mare set up a mark of 200 IA
in the first heat, 2.07 IL in the sec
ond and 2,o6 "a in the final Edward
T., which previously had held the
track record of 2.0S 81, finished third
in The race.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
ecotblack Among Present at Roeke-
feler's Funeral

Thomas dc I.acca, who polished
William Eockcfcllcr's shoes for 40
years was among the sclc led few
who attended tho funeral services of
the dead finanCicr at lockwood Hall.
North Talry.own, New York.
"ChaIlic" as the hootblack was
called hy Mr. Rockefeller. shined the
shoes of all the officials of the Stand
ard OIL Company at No. &c Broadway.
lie was among the first invited to the
funeral by tho Rockefeller family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Anderson Ill, Out
of Davis Cup Play

Boston, Aug. 11-James Q. Andor-
son. member of the Australia asia n
Davis cup tennis team. who was un-
able to play yesterday owing to i'll
ness, today was suffering from a
Slight attack of pneumonia. Yester-
day his temperature mounted to 10a
but today it was lower and he was
resting easier in his apartment in the
Totel IcnoX.
Or. G. p Sanborn, the tennis stars
physician, said that it would be i'm
possible for Anderson to participate
in the Davis cup matches at Long
wood
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
WINNER BENNETT
BALLOON RACE is
STILL DOUBTFUL

Geneva, Aug. 1l-(By 4. PD-The
committee for the James Gordon
Bennett cup race has not yet de-
clded whether NJ. Demuyter, pilot Of
the balloon Belgica, has won the
race, it is announced this afternoon.
The committee Will await Demuyter's
return from Conitza, Rumania. where
he landed, before making a final de-
Cision.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
COMlkC EVENTS

OUivltINU lvlut1
aug. -i1-l hiItv-seIcnth annual re-
union IAN Maine kegimental ASso-
cation, Camp BoIand, Long Island,
fortia
Aug. 7-l3-SIXth annual Maine confer
.uce Epworth League Institute.
kcnts Hill.
Aur. i-3O-Citiznns, Military training
camp a for Ncw Engiand Gamp "'L5cr,s pcy7
ems
p:a,,.., ,,...
t"s' ''li'oili an meeting
Aug, 4-l2-Maine {. L. Union, NJ. {.
Aug. 1G-North Fairfield school re
,,n u,''o,. -: ,o.:, on.n .,o, 49,,
11nior III lnLnol ii|tidi,,,, W,tor-
NH. TI,'o ~ i n '''0i D"'''''i'9' N''''
.'I'' -,"o a.
Aug. lb-l'th annu&i o!IVcr HE
Aug. 16-ls-Summer Conference OF
Pomona and Subordinate Grange
lecturers OF New England, Bu.ilng-
ton, Vt.
Aug. 16-BuAtCn l5GtU anniversary.
Aug, l6-state Republican meeting.
Island Park.
AUG. IL itrWllt fam'lE -Sjh annual
Ahe gui,!oil Irdnt illlS"ti ",,ihri.t,o, c.,n,,o,
ing l-ahnsldc North E"lsrad".
me NoI,hins Idhll4H VIII ne hrId
at Island Park.
aug; l.-Eeui'I?h LltchiIc4a Academy
AIuli1hl -ASSo'ld' l"li' ,,., -,
Aug. III 4.th %nnu2i reunion l''h Me
hes ASH, ~ io ISlio.ui o,.,,,. ,,t,,
"a ~. i'--reM LnE ldllu -, w. T,Ile
mon's ,, MnstTr' Crescent PAX East
ftoI iocnCe. T.; i,, ,,..o- ,,,.o
"a uS. lJ--rtW r-Hs ,lhn S'eiaHS r!Ie
n'c' Lcdsuc 7'ei' nv S'ue'
-. - "a NJ, ,,,o r... r.,...
Aug. 19--cen'ennial Observance. Mon
H'.o o. >.,4 .a,,, ,,o,,r,r
AvE. ~ 3n,2' ,,,:,, ,N@Tthpoft ,I camp M'c''nS'
oIInP"ii t. we. r- \, 7.
aug. - umhcr con- icrcitCc n l.,
E"fS' n, 'oi' iSp'' n,,,,.,t,.,r5.o1
Aus ---M wa lG,' Hta'c i"r5p'4E''r' =,
TT!Ei,lI '"iii't,I'''' ' "' "',' -, T.,
WhI,man' lichrc'' !" A. NJ. ana
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aug. 2---i HIrd ihIrrud! Iohai "a. co"-
Nch'Ioh Lie Ihoer"f''cls' loi'"'o'
an; p. r;:,,. ,,,ia,, nae
Az ,'ic" IrnIl.N ir, ,ui 'nuu.,i'' ,,,
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Helen Wainwright
Sets New World Mark

Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 11-Helcn
Wainwright of New York City estab-
lishcd a new worlds record for wom-
en- for 300 metres free style at the
National Swimming championships
here today. negotiating the distance
in 4:29 45. The mark formerly was
held by Miss Hilda James of Liver
pool England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12

time to the I'M
portant prob
lem of thrift
instructions to
the young. In
a recent state
ment, Secre-
tary Hughes
said: "The pri-
mary ! e S S o n
for the citi-
zens Of de-
m O c r a c Y is
self control,
and t h is is
achieved only
Al.-o,,~k colf-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Mocd3

(Marion Brown Shelton. in New York
SUM
You Chidc me for my moods, ana 90
not know
That but for these you could not love
me so.
For sudden clouds. wind-blown,. that
sometimes chase
The morning light o sun across my
face.
For little tempests that your words
can still,
For small rcbeilions yielding to your
will,
For clfin Wildncss Softcncd by the
charm
That lies within the circle Of your
arm.
An. foolish one. who had not learned
loves power
Without TINS interchange Of sun and
shower. --
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
FULTON I'LL AND
MISKE BOUT OFF

s. Paul, Minn. Aug. 11-An alb
*cess in Fred Fulton's nose. disclosed
when he was examined late today by
the state hoNine commissions rhysi-
clan. caused indefinite postponmcnt
Of his ten round bout with Billy
Misko. set for tonight at Lexington
Park, here
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
SPORTS
OIean After Jim Thorpe

Olean. n. Y, Aug. 11.-The Olean
semi pro baseball team today opened
negotiations with Jim Thorpe famous
Indian athlete. who was released by
the Hartford Club Of the Eastern
League on Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
PITTSTON

Mrs. H. i. Aryedson of Salem.
Mass, Miss Frances d. Mooers Of
Newton. Mass. Miss Molle Parker of
Nolfboro. y. FL. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Beedle of Aston, Mass, Andrew Mo-
rander, Miss Winnie Tayor of Somer-
VILE Mass, were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Powers at Elm Lane
Farm. Pittston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12

Christian Missionary Alliance scry-
ices at the First Baptist church: sun
day school at 1.3o r. NJ. Afternoon at
5, Arno Harris leader Evening serv-
ice, 73Q. Missionary meeting Tues
day afternoon at 5; evening service at
80. FRIDAY evening at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Sundays Concert Program

March. Tandem" ..... Spaulding
Overture. "Rosamond," Schubert
Polka, Through the Air. Damn
(Piccolo solo by Philip Schmitt.D
Selection from Katie Did,. .Zoshna
Waltzes. The Court Ball." Fahrbach
Medley Overture. up to Date"
No 1I-itt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Robert l.. Q 'Bricn, managing editor
# the Boston Herald and William NJ.
Warren, George 3. Regan and Thomas
Carens of the Herald staff were in
Augusta over Friday night on their
way to Quebec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
NEW TRACK MARK
SET FOR WESTERN
n. Y. FAIR CIRCUIT

Caledonia, n Y. AUG. 1l.-All
existing competition track records
Tor the Western Nov YORK. fair oir-
cut were shattered toda by Nerlie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12

Home 80 p. NJ. commencing Sun
day, June ID 800 T. VI. Returning
leave National Home at 5.05 p. NJ.
standard tune. fri-satdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
GARDINER

t,' Ncirh and Matthew Connors
I"lrsdaN for two weeks visit
Ir old nome in Halifax. y. :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By S. w. STRAUS, President
American Society for Thrift.

WITHIN short time our schools
w will reopen, and it is appro-
pirate that we give thought at this
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LOS CRISES TRUMAN SoBRE
LOS LEoNEs.- SCORE 7 A L.
OCHO CEROS

Los ''grises'' agresivos como STEM
pre-, retaron nuevamente la renom
brada novena PONCE para dos renidos
desafios en- ell campo atletico de ests
ciudad asi que hoy 90, ante una gran
collcurrencia de fans de todos los put
bios, dispusieronse a medir sus fuer
zas los ''leones'' contra los 'grises
orientales" para definir la superiori
dad de una de las novenas.
La practica enorme que habia teni
do nuestra novena, lie ponia en- condi
clones de poder agredir la bola cor
suma maestria, y los outfelds y los in
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sHLONES BARBERIA:-- Apar&
Aores espejo, Esteriizadores, vibrads-
les, MAquina "BREsSANT" acceso
s1cs, Asentadores Dobles, CuelIos gonna.
Jaboneras, Atomizadores, Botel?as para
Talco, Pinzas, Lapices cautertxSdores
Cepillos. Brochas, Recogedores barba,
Limpiador pe1nes Peinillas, Cesm6ticos
PUpel "sANCRoss" cabecera. Jab6n
Antisept1co (Per6xido) para afeitar,
Tapones porcelana y niquelados. Pasta
Assntadores. Piedrss Belgium" Ma
vsjas "A1ernanas" y Tijeras.
KOKEN BARBERS' SUPPLY Oa.
efc1na en- San Justo 81 altos, Aparta
as 456. Tel6fono 1888. San Juan. p. r
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NAsA DE MADERA, con pIanta a

TASA DE MADEIRA, con pIanta al
ia para dormitorios, solar am
plio y garaje, situada en- la parada 19
cerca de Ia nueva High School, con es-
plendidas comodidades para cualquier
familia. Sc negocea por una finca rus
tica Sc vende. Sc pueden dejar cua-
tro mil dolares en- hipoteca. Informara
su propio dueno en- telefonos 357 YER
de 800 Santurce.-P.
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ALQU1LASE por $45.-- Casa como
da para familia, grande, cinco dormi-
tories, fresca y ventilada con arboles
frutales. Parada 26-Se vende piano
de buen uso por $S5. Telefono 519 ro-
jo-11-3.
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Sc VENDE bonito c6modo "Bunga
low' en- ell sitio mas pintoresco del
Condado, cerca del mar. Solar de mas
de 800 metros cuadrad0s. Precio lim1-
tado. Informaran apartado 35s San
Juan. Z
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H17OlVC1OS JLASlF1CHDOo

CE ALQUHAA en- Miramar una Ca
- So parada IL, frente Ia via
del ferrocarril, cabida para DOS fami-
HAS mas. Informan al frente, 1nocen
clio Rivera.-11-5.
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VZAPATERoS:- 81 quereis econo-
mizar en- la compra de pieles y
materiales del ramo, solicitad nuestros
precios. Apartado 134. Aguadilla, P.
R.-P.
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CE VENDE:-lSolar de 737 metros
amplio y situado en- la mejor es
quina de la calle de Lola, precio de
situacion y con plasos comodos. Infor
mara su duefio. Telefono S57 verde 9
$50, Santurce.-P.
Sc ALQrrILAN dos hermosas y fres-
cas- habitaciones una puerta de frente
con cntrada Independence, Salvador
Brau No. so Altos. Con sin comidas.
Tel. 172 Rojo. lie
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T0MPRAR1AMds:- Una maqu

T0MPRARIAM0s:- Una maQui-
ma de segunda mano para coser
papeles, al lomo. Dirijass al Apartado
1411, San Juan, P. R.-P.
ITIsToRIAs FARA Ell CTNE:-
! AQuiere usted ganar mucho dine
70? Ell trabajo es muy divertido inte.
resante. Nuestro Curse de Instruccio-
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COLAREs:-Cale LOLA (parada
~ 44). Precios sumamente bajos.
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. Su nombre y di-
recci6n por telefono, correo perso-
nalmeute, le da derecho information
detallada. Henry w. Dooly. Edificio
Belaval, Tanca 2, TelefOno $50, San
Juan.-P.
DOSTALES ALEMANAS, suizas y
americanas, de imagenes, 1nicia.
les, paisajes, felicitaciones y amorosas,
en- Totes de 1850 remitense al recibo de
$500 por G. o. D. Post Card Dealer,
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DosTALEs ALEMANAs, suizas
VENpO UNA FINCA

154 cuerdaS-Carretera de Carolina
Cara Malojillo aqua corriente; es-
tablo para vaquerfa y casa vivienda.
Cinco minutes de Rio Piedras. Box 465.
Rio Pieeras. 11-23
EsPLENDIDA Residential en- ell
Condado, cerca del mar. de dos plan
tas, y con solar muy amplio, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por un
precio limitadfsimo. Informaran aparta
do 358 San Juan. P
PUPILAs Sc ADMITEN-cerca de
Escuela Superior-calle Hipodromo
9-bajo, Santurce, familia respectable,
exigen v dan referencias. 11-2
xsssl sssR>-5~@ .-~-.~1~~~~o~~-o~
CE VENDE:-Por tener que aten-
~ der negocio de distinto ramo,
vendo ell Hotel ''Dulce Hogar",, muy
acreditado, situado en- la calle Munoz
Rivera 63, frente a la Plaza. Dirijase
apartado %. Te:efono 119, Rio Pie
dras, P. R.-11-4.
CE vENDEN ejemplares viejos de
"Puerto Rico nustrado" $500
IL quintal. Dirfjase q Salvador Brau 81.
2. o. Box 345. San Juan, P. R.-P.
XTENDEDORES:- demostrar
vender aparatos el6ctricos en-
las residencias de los clientes. Sc de-
sean personals de buena apariencia.
sueldo comisi6n. Dirijase Porto Ri
co Railway Light and Power Company,
Marina, San Juan.-11-4.,
CE VENDE por ausentarse su dueno
un ropero de una sola hoja con
espejo y un tocador. Dirijase la Ad-
ministraci6h de Ell MUNDo.-11-3.
VTENDO un deposito de leche fun
v cionando en- sitio inmejorable
con clientela escogida por tener via
je necesario.
Telefono 1569.-San Juan III.
~.-~>--.o.-~-,l>~ele-~y,co-~~.o
CE ALQUILA un piso en- Sol No
40. Id 41Ao4LAsO'
~
TTN joven con conocimientos en-
mercancias, ferreteria, calzado y
efeEtos de autom6vil desea colocarse.
Puede dar referencias. Para otros in
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EOVEN con conocimientos sufcien-
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cAJAs DE HIERRo.-No pague pre-
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te de cajas para libros y caudales a
precios nunca vistos. ivisitenos ahora
mismo! Busque la fecha roja en- la
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A MORRANAS.-Intcr sx-
ternas. Grietas y Curaci6n radical
con In POmada Inglesa AnemA-Smith.
Bolicttela en- las farmacias de primer
crdsH. Jos6 o. Peyork, Bsx 162. San
Ju1A.-P.
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(ABINETES grandes conteniendo
- botones finos negros en- varias
1ormas para trajes sonora rellenos
con un bonito surtido de postales. Re-
intense por tres d6lares G. o. D.
'Post Gard Dealer, Box 456, San
Juan, p. R.-11-14.
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VyENTA DB FLORES NATURAe

VyENTA DE FLORES NATURAr
LES en- la Gale ''Heare'', step
II. ganturce.-Llame al tel6fono 07S
axul santurcs ssr&n servidOs inmodia
tament0-P.
HNTIMA:-LO mejor para irr1gactO-
q mes y l&vados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume. Muestras y pres
pectos su representante Jesse o. Pc
york. Box 1872, San Juan.-P.
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CE vENDE:-residencia de con-
creto con garaje, entrada de Ia
Avenida De Diego ndmero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misma, Tel6fono 214 verde
santurce, Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.-11--9.
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PUPILAs Sc ADMITEN-cerca de
Escuela Superior-caIle Hipodromo
9-bajo, santurce, familia respectable,
exigen dan referencias. 11-2
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154 cuerdas-Carretera de Carolina
-Cala Malojillo aqua corriente; es-
tablo para vaquerfa Y casa vivienda.
Cinco minutes de Rio Piedras. Box 465.
Rio Pie6ras. 11-23
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EsPLENDIDA REsIDENCIA en- ell
Condado, cerca del mar, de dos plan
tas, con solar muy amplio, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por un
precio limitadisimo. Informaran aparta
do 358 San Juan. P
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-27
BONDS AND STOCKS

One of the queerest things in big
business is that when railroad ar
rivcs at the height of efficiency in serv-
ing it's patrons, the stock market be-
Gins to look at it with suspicion. When
IFS service reaches that point, great
numbers of common peoplc-especlal-
ly women begin to buy its stocks ana
bonds, buying on its fine reputation.
The stock markets fayorite caution
70 it's friends is not to buy stocksn
railroad that serves perfectly ana
which has. therefore, a great NUMBER
Of women stockholders. Why?
The speculator who must be great
student of everything pertaining 10
stocks and must intimately know all
stock companies and the histories OF
stocks. explains the paradox in this
way: When it becomes possible for
people of no wealth to buy stocks, 1t
means that the insiders Of wealth are
getting out. When they are getting
ont. it is either because something is
beginning to go wrong or because the
stock is believed to be at it's topmost
point. AS matter Of fact, they allege,
history shows that practically always
something is brewing. 1t was so with
the great Rock Island road, the great
New Haven, once or twice with the Il.
& O.. and in many other lesser IN
stances.
People wishing to invest small
amounts of money their savings
should always beware Of stocks. :
New Ravens 500 shares selling at
1886 were looked upon as good as gold.
Yet in few short years they sold down
to SIS, and thousands Of people suf-
fered.
If your savings are only Il few hun
dred or even Il few thousands, buy