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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-12

Linen and Domestic Specials
twenty-five pieces Of heavy weight striped Outing
Flannel 50 inches value; yards for 81 90
Ten pieces Of beautiful Shifting Madras 6Oc value;
this sale 45c the yard
twenty-five $3.50 Ladies Umbrellas for the day, 81 each
Fifty dozen striped Turkish Towels, $50 value; this sale,
l0x Csc each
Five pieces Of p inch Table Damask 81 rs value. This
sale. 81 90 per yd.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20

This cut illustrates Burnett's q
NO-CHART methods Of ex-
amin ing eyes for glasses.
Each Farmer for Himself and
The Devil Take the Hind
Most. or Why Don't Farm.
ers Organize?
Why should you, Mr.. Farmer,
be the only merchant who Is
not allowed to mark the price
tag on your own goodsP You
are entitled to = profit on the
merchandise you raise and sell.
Why don't you get it? You must
have a national organization so
that you can dictate your prices,
then you must fool the world by
sticking to it (some folks say
farmers do not stick to their or.
ganizatlons.) You farmers must
net expect the state to build
your ware houses or act as your
guardian in any manner. That's
a silly idea. Might as we'll ask
the state to help poor eye doc
tors or bankers or any of the
various lines Of endeavor OUT
side of farming. Just remem-
ber that God helps those who
help 5hsselyes. and GO TO. 1T!
OF eoaIae have Burnett at your
glssses. ;lsN a
e. F. Burnett. oatometrist.
'f.Box 167. Pueblo; Colo.
NJ. Chase left yestsrday tog
! CaInprpia. win bs hack ID
September. Ira Coburn won't
along to driyeths'sas.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20

Donnellen Hardware for hard.
ware and oils.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
Catarrhal De.faess Cannot B. Cr,l

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
Saa SGssa,rhai Deanes; requires con.titq::
MEDICINE 10 a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused by an %.
namsd condition Of the mucous lining Of
inAanied you have a rumbiing sound q
inU!ffeet hearing. and whom = = enttyo-
u rt2Sed Deafness 10 the result. Unl2cs
R1REs GfHARs4 'iHsIsSSse HsYfee1Nea aSFss% 10
SSSsS 81 ths y1ssaa, tins TeASsiSS ASiH6 7nt
sseWUssase ~ rsssasia4 1ssp0 60
CEcnisrs frss. All Dvsesssts.
=. J. CbaasZ q c.. I9laAs.. QhlA /,
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
Locals

If YOU are not satisfied with
your cream test bring it to ].
q. Johnson's accurate
testing. Cans thoroughly wash.
ed and courteous treatment,
Poultry and eggs bought at
highest cash prices.
Buy your wells and hat trim
mings. also order up-to.date hat
frames at Millinery first door
asst Of P. o.
Kodak rolls developed-10 cts.
Fine. glossy prints, 3 to 5 cents
each. Mail US your rolls now =
| pay later. "a hour ser vice.
Lamar Studio, Lamar, Colo.
For Perfection oil stoves, ov-
ems and repairs see Old Man
! Don nelian.
VIM. Morrison was over from
Blaine the first of the week.
B. G. Cropper and ]. T. Lough.
bridge Of Campo were in town
Friday.
s. E. Wood. state land inspect
or, and wife were down this way
on the 18th inst.
Eldridge and Roy Bryan were
here for the school fair.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
Locals

Dr.. Barney Jones' was uc from
Stonington Friday with biz
family.
Onda Young and wife we're in
attendance at the school fair.
Gabe Grill, old timer. was in
Springfield the first Of the week
Joe Alexander, who has been
the mechanical engin eer on the
Kim Record. is now back in
Springfield. Jones. formerly on
the Sentinel, taking his place on
the Record.
Ernest Long. teacher at Ea-
gle Center, was at the school
fair.
Morgan Davis. now generally
known ~ Speed Morgan. vas IN
town the tisst Of the week.
H. v. Joseph Of Maxey was in
town Monday.
N N. Mclean, now Of Denver,
was in town Tuesday.
Atty Reynolds attended court
at Fades the tirst of the week.
Mrs. w. s. Wilson is recover
ing from her auto injuries. but
doctor is It'll in attendance.
ARMY goods were sold on the
streets at auction Saturday.
VIM. Thompson was over frsm
Vilas Tuesday.
The Stroud store at Kim-24x
Co.'s now completed and Open
ed up to busin ess last week.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
Prize Winners
At School Fair
In Exhibits

Penmansbip-Book
1st grade, Tina Cotton. Wilma
Bickford ~
2nd grade, Arnold Winfrey,
Woodrow Wilson Vaughn
3rd grade. Roy Ogle, Ida Wilson
9TH " Cameron Murray. Har.
vey Walker
5 b grade. Jew ell Rodgers. Iris
Fayne Spurgeon
6tb grade. Chss. Myers, Roy
Baker
7th grade, Thelma Heiskel, Reth
Spurgeon
9Th craze. Eldon Murray, Adri.
en- Oleson
High school, Dora Dean, Wannie
Collier
Best Story-Silver Pencil
LIST. Loretta Carter, Alberta John.
son
End, Elmer Wade, Claude Skim
ner
Ord. Odessa johnson. Floyd He
cox
4th. Pauline keck, Ruby Jackson
5th. Mary Collins. Daisy Collins
9th, Edgar Tabor, Turman
7sh, Helen Davis. Gertrude
, Shaw
Sth. Gladys LeDuc, Hazel Sny-
der
High s., Lillian Thornton, Hazel
Bryan
Best Business Letter-Fonntain
Pen
5th, Thelma Smith. Goldie Nc.
CIendon
9Th, Roy Baker, Clifford Glas-
gov
'7th. Eugene Robbins. Luella
Vaughn
sth. Maud .Cockrun, Noel Wocd
ley
aigh s.. Corrie Osseen, Lorena
Hoover
Best Friendship Le ster-Station-
cry
Let. Tina Cotton, Maxine Spears
2nd. Woodrow Hall, Guy S,ude-
srd. Russell Friend. Pauline
Booth
4th, Hazel Ashmore, Psrmelia
ReHnier.
9Th, Gsldia McClendon, Leo Hail
9Th. Clifford Glasgow, Lurena
Regnier
7th. Iva Potter. Aubie Sparks
Sth. Chsster Jordan, Thayer
/: Howard
/ High g.. Merle z. Gait, Eveus
| g. Nswlaad.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
Notice to Bidders

/ Bids will be received by tha
| county commissioners Of Bacs
county, Colorado, until one
| o'clock p. M. the 7th day of
May. A. D.. 1928. and will thes
, be opened for the construction
Of the dirt approaches on Sand
Arroyo bridge. state highway 2
Is.
The quantities are - follows:
Excavations common
$50 cubic yards. Barrow Fill
$50 cubic yards. The approxi-
mate average haul on the excav.
;; ation into embark 10 ent will be
800 feet. The Borrow may be
obtained at the sides Of the road,
Ali work to be done in accord
ance With the Standard State
Highway specifications for grad
ing.
Bids must be standard forms,
enclosed in q sealed envelope and
labeled "Proposal for the Con-
struction Of Dirt Approaches to
Sand Arroyo Bridge on State
Highway 2 s."
The county will not be respon-
sible for the premature opening
Of bids not properly labeled.
Bids will be received at the
Office Of County Clerk Of Baca
county.
A certified check bidder bond
not acceptable) for the sum Of
900 payable to the county
clerk must be deposited with all
bids and receipt taken thereto
from the county clerk.
The check Of the party whose
bid is accepted, will be returned
TO him upon his giving . salts.
factory bond for the construc.
ton Of the work.
Bids will be for the above
mentioned class of work only.
lime being important, the
date set for completion will be
given consideration In awarding
the contract.
Bids must be upon the plans
and specifications on file. Alter
nate PLAYS and specifications will
not be considered.
Plans and specifications will
be on flle in the Office of the
State Highway Department and
the county clerks office, Spring.
field. Colo.
The Board of county commis-
sion ers reserve the right to re-
ject any or oil bide.
A copy Of this has been sent
to Denver. Colo. and same will
be published in Denver paper,
Dated this 9Th day of April, I
A. D.. 1923.
Board Of County Commission ers,
Baca County, Colorado.
BY Jno. N. Johnston,
Chairman. |
By Victor G. Baker. County
Clerk and Recorder of Baca Co.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
Locals

Maurice Long is now in the
Nero. business-took over the
Lynch Feed and Seed Store.
Don't fail to take advantag.
o1 the big closing out sale of
the Baea County Mere. CO. See
id. elsewhere.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
Public Sale

Tuesday, April "A. % hsad Of
resissere9 hogs. 8 bead mix
cows, 2 head work horsss, snd
all farm tools. Quitting farm:
ing. llmilss north q 2 Buttss
at my far5. Usual tsFm.
W. p. SceH & Son. 7
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20

Player Piano at Bargain
IA high grade player piano left
on our hands in public store
house near Springfield. See this
and make Us an offer. Will ac-
cept any reasonable offer and
terms. Write for full particu.
lars to The Denver Music CO..
Denver, Colo. c1-3. :.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
-
New Creamery
Stop! Look! Listen!

Highest prices paid for cream.
eggs and chickens-new cream
station at J. H..3ohnson's resi-
dence, opposite postcffice. Yopr
correct test OF cream win b Civ.
m immediately.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20

Two-room house for eale, rent
or trade in Springfield. Write
for particulars.
G G. Sloan,
d3.6 Joycoy. Colo.
u. 0. Swan ner went to Lamar
Wednesday after his family.
Clara Alexander 10 having .
sidewalk built arouad ber house
and to the street curling.
Born to n. A. Carter and wife
Monday. April 6. . bouncing
boy. Al are doing ine.
For Bspt-ysrn Of go, 1875
In ealtvsstpe. g room bouse and
esd barn. VII 1xuip rsnta. or
~ silsla1d.
Gu. Hsamaa,
r3- alaxsy, Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
9Th. W H,n isphere. Mario

9Th. W H,n isphere. Mari'
Holmes
Best Essay-Gold Medal +,
sth, Lois Hall. Gladys Neal
High, Pennant, Wesley Davis
Melvin Young
History Baca county-Book
8th, Cleo Rockhill
High. Dale Hall. Eunice Spauld-
ing
U. 8. History Note Book
8th. boy, Green Caldwell. Cur
tis Rutherford
8tb. girl, Gladys LeDuc, Tresss
Rogers
Physiology Note Book-Foun-
tain Pen
9Th, Nellie Richards, Glars
Chandler
7th, Everett Robbins. Virgins
NewIand
Oral Spelling-Gold Medal
5tb, Ethel Riddle. Lila Lunty
9Th. Molsee Burton, Alice Scar
brough
7th, Mary Thomas, EvAngeline
Evans
9Th. Myrtle Burton, Emma
Smith
Oral Multiplication Table
3rd, Leo Bishop, Shirley Devices
4th. Pamela Regnier, Hazel
Ashmore
Reading Gold Medal
LIST, Wilma bickford, Frances
Hewitt - 2r7sa ias
End, Maurine Howard
Bird; Chas. Ditlow. Ray Stewart
4th, Elven Slavens. Ruth Stew.
art
9th, Geraldine Trivett. Paulus
Driver
9Th, Zelma Eckles, Lavoe Holt
7tb, Helen Davis, Wilmer Trivet
Oration-Pennant
High, FlorauV anAken
Largest and Best Exhibit
One room school. North Liberty
2 and 3 room school, Villas
3 room school, Stoninato
4 room school. Two Buttes
One room Spring field, 9th and
7th grades
1st and 2n'd grades. any school
except Springfield, Two
Buttes
Free-Hand Drawing Kodak
1st. Emma Mae Lester. Noah
jordon
End. Edith Moore. Harold Self.
8rd. Francis Eikleberry. Helen
Albers
4th. Leila May Bush. Juanita
Smith
5tb, Goldie McClendon, Irene
Albers
eth. Merle Southworth, Ger
trude Barnes
7th. Jimmie Jordon, Robt. Knox
9Th, Thelma Jackson, Desy Au-
try
High, ROLAND Powell
Maps-Flashlight
Srd, Colorado, Francis Eikteber-
~
4th, Raca county, Albert Eskew
5th. N. America, Guy Eikleberry
9Th, U. s. Zelms Eckles
7tb. w. Hemis . here. Melvin
Stogner
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
Locals


Our yound folks and others
viii remember Miss Edith Sher-
wood. She was recently mar
ried in Michigan where she has
been living since leaving haca
county.
NJ. K. Bickford the 6rst Of the
week sold . qgarter of land to
]. o. Baughman of Liberal Ks.
When you are real hungry try
the Palace. All you can eat. and
doesn't cost any more. c1.4
The Democrat-herald., 1923-04-20
Prizes Won
AT School Fair
- in Athletics

100 yard Gash-Knife
Boys 10. II, IL, Roy Lent, Mar.
shall Simmonds.
4" 13. IA, Milton Brown. Ber.
tie Downs.
Is And over, Studebrker,
Golden
n, 100 yard dash-Knife
Boys Is and over. Robt. Knox.
Leonard Ross
100 yard dash-SiIver Tnimble
Girls 10, II. l2.:J Jesse Hathaws.
-: Ernest Catt
.13, "A. Bessie Crick. Oletha
q Miilican
" 10 and oyer, Merle Gait.
Vera Bryan, Helen Patter.
son.
Potato Rsce-Pocket Set
Boys 10, IL. IL, Noel Cox, Jack
!, Lycan
" 13. II. Clyde Window
Is and over, Alva Amri.e,
Robt. Knox
Running Jump Book
Boys 10, II, 12, Marshall Sim.
monds, Noel Cox
F" ID, Ia. Clyde Window, Lee
Clifton
is and oyer Leonard Ross.
Tom Rutherford
RunniDE High Junp-Book
Boys 10. IL. IL. MaEshsll Sim.
monde, Noel Cox
=" IL. ID. Archie Sparks, Le>i
Clifton u
Is and over. Bieier, Roland
Powell
Relay Races-Penant
Boys. Springfield, Two Buttas
sGirls, - Lewisville.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
Ell sIGNIFIcADo PANANIERICANo
DE LA CRUZ RoJA

Hace POGO que tuve Ell privilegio de
concutrir una reunion en- Asunci6n.
capital de la Replblica del Paraguay,
convocada por un grupo de caracteri-
zados educacionistas de ese pals. Pro-
fIlnda impression me produjo la indica-
ci6n que hizo uno de los concurrentes:
"a nosotros los paraguayos,' dijo,
"siempre nos ha hecho honda impre-
sion ell extraordinario progreso mate
xial de los Estados Unidos, pero jamas
nos hemos dado cuenta cabal de las
grandes reservas de idealismo de vues-
tro pueblo hasta que tuvimos conoci-
miento de la maravillosa obra Nevada
cabo por la Cruz Roja Nacional Ame-
ricana''
En- estas breves palabras Sc encuen-
ira la clave de los transcentales SER
vicios internacionales que la Cruz Ro-
ia esta prestando.
A medida que yo viajaba por ell Pc
ri, Chile. Argentina, ell Uruguay y Ell
Brasil dondequiera encontraba que la
Cruz Roja Nacional Americana repre-
sentaba para aquellos pueblos Ell idea
lismo y el espiritu servicial y humani-
tario del pueblo de los Estados Unidos,
que dicha benem6rita institution es-
taba hacienda mas que cualquiera otra
entidad factor para contrarrestar la
tendencia-tan marcada en- muchas par
tes del mundo-a considerar al pueblo
americana dnicamente como materia-
lista y egofsta.
Ell interes que mi personalmente
me inspira la Cruz Roja traspasa los
limites de la grandiooa obra hurnanita-
ria q. viene realizando. En- tai virtud,
estoy firmemente convencido de que di-
cha institution esta destinada ejer-
Ger en- 10 future una Influenza afn ma
yor de la que hasta ahora ha ejercido
en- Ell desarro'lo de la buena voluntad
ammonia internacionales, y para es
tabIecer una perdurable base para e.,
mantenimiento de la paz mundial. Co
mo dijo muy bien ell secretario Hughes
en- su discurso ante la Association de
Foro Canadiense, mo hay senda Que
conduzca a la paz que no sea la que
Sc abre la voluntad firme de los pue
pueblos.''
NGientras mas profundaihente estu-
diamos los asuntos internacionales, so
bre todo los magnos probIemas imph-
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citos en- Ell mantenimientos de la paz,
tanto mas profunda es la impression de
que Ell sostenimiento de amistosas rela-
clones es mas bien un prob.ema de psi
cologia nacional que de una acci6n gu
bernamental formal, y que, cuando Sc
carece de una sana e informada Opt
ni6n publica, POGO es 10 que Ell gobier-
no puede hacer en- pro del manteni-
miento de dichas relaciones amisto-
sas.
Una de las verdaderas v graves def
ciencias de la opinion publica en- los
Estados Unidos, es ell hecho de que
nuestro pueblo cree que Ell desarrolo
de relaciones internacionoles es un
asunto que incumbe exclusivamente al
Gobierno, como entidad organizada,
cuando en- realidad tales relaciones de-
penden. en- un grado nucho mayor, de
la naturaleza Y diversified de los vincIl-
los que Sc hayan establecido entire las
naciones interesadas. Las re,aciones
oficiales entire los gobiernos puoden ser
enteramente satisfactorias, mas la falta
de una verdadera inteligencia entire los
pueblos respectivos puede constituir
una constante amenaza para las rela-
clones internacionales.
Desde Ell punto de vista de la situa-
ci6n reinante en- ell Continente Ameri-
l1cano, estoy convencido de que la Cruz
Roja Americana esta destinada a ser
uno de los factores mas importantes,
acaso ell mas importante. en- el desarro-
| llo del verdadero panamericanismo.
Conste que la piedra angular de este
Iltimo es la idea del servicio mutuo, de
una constante disposition firmisimo
prop6sito de las naciones de America
de ayudarse unas otras. va habeis
prestado un gran servicio al hacerle
comprender a los pueb,os de la Anne
rica que existe en- ell pueblo de los Es-
tados Unidos una poderosa fuerza de
idealismo que es fuente de una cons
ANTE corriente de servicio di zero pa
"a los fines humanitarios. Est s aho-
ra punto de tomar otra importante
nedida para nevar cabo la celebra-
ZION de una Conferencia Panamerica-
IA de Sociedades de la Cruz Roja. Ade-
mas de los resultados PRACTICES que ha-
oran de obtenerse en- la pr6xima con-
eerencia que Sc celebrara en- Buenos
Aires en- noviembre del corriente afio
IS un motive de verdadero regocijo que
'icha conferencia ha de costituir un
,aso de avance Inuy signifcativo en- ell
Iesenvolvimiento de la unidad paname-
.icana. s-sss>
Por, todos los ambitos de la America
atina Sc echa de yer ell despertar de
n reconocimiento general de que la de-
rocracia tiene una signifcacion inani-
amente mas trascendental que la de
(ContinJia en- la pagina 81
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Convention de la Cruz Roja
Nacional Americana

Extracto de nn discurso que Ell Homo
rable L. s. Rowe, Director General
de la Union Panamericana, pronun-
clio ante la Convention de la Cruz
Roja Nacional, en- Washington, D.
C. Ell lunes, "a de septiembre de
1928.
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GAME MUCHO DINERO con POGO.
Per embarcarse sus duenos vendemos
'tBazar Tr6pico''. Garantizamos que es
el mas acreditado de Santurce. No ven
demos sitio, solo existencias. Promedio
de Capital de $4,000 100000. venga
y vealo que le conviene. Carretera 1o4,
Te'efono 11S7 negro, Stop 1917 1o-2o
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vENTA DE FLORES NATURALES
en- Ia Gale 'Hoare'', stop IA, santurce.
Lame al telefcno 67S azul, santurce.
y seran servidos Embellishments. p.
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Sc VENDE por ausentarse su due
no ell acreditado negocio Habana
Cigar Store. Buena oportunidad pa
ra hacehse de un negocio. Baratisi-
mo. Informes: San Justo IL, San
Juan, P. R. 1910
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Sc VENDE

en- Puerta de TERRA parada 6H2
Carretera No. II Solar de 225
metros con dos casas una de fa-
nilia y otra con un Restaurant;
Sc toma en- la venta casa peque-
ma con solar en- Santurce.
Inforn1ara en- la misma. FL
que interese este buen negocio
venga personaImente.
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VENDO juego de muebles de excelen-
te calidad, utensilios de cocina,- neve-
ra, camas para una persona Y trans
formadores para radio, tubos, etc. H.
Archer, Avenida Atlantida, santurce.
(la tercera casa desde Ell mar). 1913
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Por no poderlo atender su duefo Sc
vende Ell acreditado taller de eosturas
altos de ''La Fama."
Informaran en- la misma.
IN 10
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vENDo MUEBLEs de ofcina, MOTTO
RES ELECTRICoS una partida de
cAOBA, todo muy barato. Dirijase a
Jose Diaz Carmena, Cruz 10, P. O..
Box 1884, telefono S96, San Juan, P. h.
1926
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Sc ALQUILAN varios apartamsntos
con tres habitaciones demas comodi-
dades en- Edifcio nuevo Gale Infanta
Luisa No. 2, Ell sitio mas fresco de la
Marina, aqua permanente. nfornaran
en- la Joyeria Bouret. P.
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Sc ALQUILAN los bajos de la casa
No. %, Salvador Brau, esquina Girls
to, con dos puertas cada Gale, pro-
pios para Oficina, Farmacia 0 Colma-
do, cualquier otro negocio. Informa-
ra: Jose D. Rodriguez, Tanca z, 1910
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A so centavos Ia cana en- 81 DOR
MTToRIo de LA CAFETERIA, oil mas
nmpio, fresco y de mas aseo en- Ia ro-
pa de cama.zP.
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DEsEA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prac-
ticado en- todos los ramos conner
ciales, como vendedor, Director depar-
tamento de Ventas, tenedor de Hbros.
Conocimientos ambos idiomas, magni-
ficas referencias. Dirfjase j. G. K.
CIO. EEL MUNDo." 100
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Pagrna 4

CON muchos los solicitantes de enp!eo.
- tanto hOnibres como nujeres. qua la
pregunta: j Que sabc I'd. hscerf no pue-
den dar respuesta alguna satisfactoria,
porque. en- realidad, no saben hacer NADIA
bien.
Ell solicitante puede tener excelentes re-
comendaciones de su corducta integri-
dad: puede ser inteligente activo pero
81 no Sc ha preparado tecnicamente en-
una rama determinada, encontrara STEM
pre- cerradas las puertas que han de abrir-
lie eI camino hacia las mas briIlantes opor-
tunidades.
En- esta epoca de intensa competencia
comercial industrial, los jefes de las en-
presas importantes no tienen tempo de
preparar sus empleados para desempe5ar
eficazmente sus respectivas funciones. An
tiguamente Sc acostumbraba tornar meri-
torios, que trabajaban sin remuneration o
recibfan insignificantes sueldos por su ira
bajo mientras aprendian pero hoy Sc pre-
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HII.o JAPONES. Superior q euantos
Sc han empleads para coser raano Q
maquina, por su feubilidad y ten
sion especial. Los Muchachos, San
Juan, p. q. p
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

BAULEs, RoPERos GRANDEs, FL
BRA vULcANIzADA. Sc venden
precios de importation. Con muestras
fabricadas especialmente. San Justo 81.
altos derecha, San Juan, 2. R. 1o-7
HALLAcAs vENEzoI4ANAs.- En- la
calle Barcelona ndmero 10 altos, halla-
ra usted estas deliciosas acreditadas
hallacas. Tel. 192 azul, Santurce. Aten-
demos pedidos de la Isla, @. o. d. 100
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Que le sirva a ID de ejerllp1O!

fiere pagar bien al empleado al ope-
rario que son COMPLETENESS.
Cualquiera puede actualmente preparar-
&c para los muchos empleos que ofrecen
las oficinas comerciales las grandes ern-
presas, 6onde las ocasiones para progresar
para ocupar puestos de responsabilidad
con elevados salarios son innumerables
Nuestros Cursos de Comercio. que inclu-
yen tenedurfa de libros, taquigraffa. mecca
nografia trabaios de secretarfa, propa-
ganda o arte 6e anunciar, ventas. etc., etc.,
proporcionan el medic seguro mejor pa
"a lograrlo; solo sc requiere decision pa
ra estudiar perseverance, para alcanzar
ell triunfo.
Llene I'd. con su nombre y direction
el cup6n que insertamos al pie, gustosos
le remitiremos un folleto ilustrado que
describe establishments las especialidades
que ensenamos nuestro sistema de ense-
fianza; dicho folleto incluve tambien tes-
timonios de cientos de personas que Sc han
preparado, por medic de nuestros cursos.
para ocupar importantes puestos muy bien
remunerados,
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VENDO IN magnffco solar ;trEade en-
10 cane McCleary cerca 10 h Msjo,
playa de bafos de eanturce. InfsrmA
rA J. S. Tel 46S. Ban Juan Bsx lao
Gan Juan. p. q. z.
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Por todos los ambitos de la America
.atina Sc echa de yer el despertar de
n reconocimiento general de que la de-
nocracia tiene una significacion infini-
amente mas trascendental que la de
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1S14a1Ae4 snoE FACTORY tiene nm
Departamento Especial para reDaraz
Calzado . Maquina. Precios econnm,
cos. Ilame al tel6fons l181, santuxcs
y recogeremos sus xapatos. p.
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FUENTERO:-Se necesita uno para
un pueblo de la isla. No Sc moleste
escribir 81 no sabe hacer buenos he
lados, sino tiene bastante experiences;
indique d6nde ha trabajado ell item
po, y envfe cartas de algunas per-
sonas como referencias. Escriba
Fuentero Isla clio Administrators Ell
MUNDo, San Juan. 10-g
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