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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
Methodist Church Notes

| read the following story entitled,
abusing the Church." told by Wilbur
4. Greenfield lie said that once after
an address at the Cooper Union, in
New York, rabid anti-christian was
fiercely heckling the speaker from the
audience and abusing the church of to-
day. His arguments were so drastic
and yet so specious that there was
only one way to answer him. Are
you a member of any churchP The
speaker asked, what are you getting
at?" was the astOnished reply. well
I've been for twenty five years" con-
tinued the speaker, "and l assure you
it never encouraged me to rob, to kill,
or to vilify. If you really want to
satisfy your mind, | advise you to go
and Join the church and see for your
self what she stands for" The sug-
gestion was so novel that the critic
rose and walked out.
This suggests that there is more
than one way to abuse the church. If
one lives in community, receiving
the benefits and protection coming
from the church, and never gives it
his support, stays away and influences
Iothers by example to follow suit, abuses
the church by taking and refusing to
give in return.
A member abuses the church by re-
fusing to attend upon its ordinances
and to support its institutions; by
staying at home or going else where,
or by objecting to its program, or re-
fusing to take part in its operation,
and leaving the work of the church to
be done by others, and at the same
time assuming the role of a critic land
self appOinted.) No one is capable to
criticize unless he is better, or more
competent and then they should prove
their merit and skill by their work.
Am | acting strictly on the square.
and all wool and yard wide, and
can | claim to be one hundred per
cent and at the same refuse to sup
port the one institution, giving all
its time and energies to the promotion
of a greater civilization, by protecting
our homes and promoting our schools,
and purifying our community?
Sunday morning subject. The Con-
quering Three Hundred"
Sunday evening subject; Making a
Life Rather Than Living"
c. E. Gray, Pastor
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SKAGGS

Boil pulling is the order of the day
around here.
Church at Skaggs Saturday night
and Sunday was well attended. Bro
McCord led the services.
Rev. A. b. Shaver filled his regular
appointment at Brown Sunday.
The singing school at the Baptist
church, conducted by Prof. Roy Cr0tts
has closed.
There will be an IS day normal
school at Skaggs conducted by Rev.
McCord beginning January 5. Every
body invited to attend.
We were very sorry to hear of the
death of Lasson Rogers. He IS missed
by everybody.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25

The young folks are going to have a
coaloil ball throwing at Elevenpoint
Christmas eve night. Everybody come
and bring somebody with you.
w. t. Slayton has his grist mill
ready for grinding at this place.
James f. Jackson will give a turkey
shooting at Elevenpoint Christmas eve
day. Everybody invited to come.
Sular Davidson is moving on C. A.
Becb's farm this week.
Bill Pearce has moved back to his
farm near here.
w. NJ. Pratt is working for Roy
Pearce.
Wishing all Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year and the good Old
Reliable success.
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ELEVENPOINT

Health is very good in this commun-
ity.
Most farmers are done gathering
their crops in this section.
]. r. Ross had business in POcahon-
tas Saturday.
Dallos Morris visited at the home of
J F.. Jackson Saturday night and Sun
day.
The pupils of Concord school have
organized a literary society and will
meet every two weeks.
The school directors did some need
ed work at the school house Saturday
Sular Vandergriff and family visited
at Henry Tweedy's Saturday night.
Our school is progressing nicely with
Wesley Brown as teacher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25

40 of the records of Randolph County,
Arkansas
The sale Is to be on credit of three
months, the purchaser being required
1--WE good and sufficient bond for
the purchase price, and a vendors lien
being retained on the aforesaid lands
as additional security.
Witness the hand of the undersigned,
commissioner in chancery, on this Dec
ember 11th, 1924.
Ben +. Mays,
Commissioner in Chancery.
John L. Bledsoe,
Solicitor for Plaintiffs. 10 3t.
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PAY Up NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all whe
owe us on any notes or accounts, to
come forward at once and pay up. All
accounts unsettled by the first of the
year will be turned over to attorneys
for collection. Pace 4 Thompson,
20 1t. Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25

table very interesting facts with refer
fertilizers The first plot where zoo pounds
acid phosphate used shows total yield OF 2O pounds OF
cotton Plot No where $50 pounds OF 244 fertilizer
shows yield of $50 pounds seed cotton 41O
pounds than Vaueing seed cotton at cents
pound plot No. made $3.50 than No. l. The difference
in the cost of fertilizer about S In other words by
the application of S4 worth of fertilizer the production
increased to the value of $3.50.
Plot No and No show interesting contrast No. B.
with application of 250 pounds of 12 produced 32O pounds
than did No with application of 400 pounds of
6 acid phosphateo other words produced S256O
worth more cotton per
this section of the country where earness important
factor in the production of cotton will be seen that Plot No
much earlier shown by the increase in pounds the first
picking In the other plots about oneha of the cotton pick
ed the first time while practically threeOurths of Plot No.
picked the first time
This made rather thin hill land but shows very
gratifying results through the application of commercial fer
Mr. Carroll made very thorough study of the growing and
frung habits of cotton with the different applications of er
He also has much regarding the earness of
picking of cultivation and other questions regarding
the of different fertilizers
Farmers having similar soil type to that of Mr. Carroll
gain much knowledge by studying the results of this test and by
talking with Mr. Carroll
Mr. Carroll picked the cotton and weighed each plot separate
and his honesty and integrity will be satisfactory proof to the
public that the results accurate
Mr. Carroll had 26 in cotton this which he used
200 pounds acid phosphate The main he has
make the test that figuring increase of 40 pounds
the 26 he has in cotton he has lost 060 pounds
cotton or $85280 HE it will never happen again.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

l wish to announce that l have sold
the following property that was adver-
tised last week for public sale: Ford
son tractor, tractor plow, disc harrow
and saw mill. All other articles will
be sold the day of the sale as advertis-
ed. II. Il. Spence. 20-1t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25

ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Bank of Maynard will be held in
its bank building at 1000 o'clock a.
m, Tuesday, January 18th, 1925, for
the purpose Of electing directors and
transacting such other business as may
come before said meeting.
This December 10. 1921.
Joe Abbott, President,
1927 Ben Choate. Cashier.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25

If you want to buy or sell real es-
tate, write s. @. Dowell, Walnut
Ridge, Arkansas. Also agent for Iron
Mountain Railroad lands. est.
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John L. Carroll Makes
Test OF Fertilizer

Of all questions discussed by farmers the question OF tne
kind and amounts Of fertilizer to use probably receives Inc ne
attention Mr. Carroll felt the responsibility ne owes 10 MS co
muny and undertook to solve the question OF m
The following table gives the results OF the dlherent 1ert
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
The ouinlne That Does Not Affect The Head

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxA
TIVE BR0M0 QUININE Tablets) can be takeI
BY anyone without causing nervousness or ringini
In the head. E.W, GROVES signature on box. 3Oc
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RENT R0OMs+UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS AND BOARD

1850 q sT-Large beautifully fur rooms,
bds ~sn or ho, pis bath nons sso
all privileges Of home. with cultured people.
TIE BANCROFT-singie and double rooms
With and without private bath; excellent
1914 KENYON ST. NW.-Two nicely fur
nshed rooms. electricity. telephone, h.-w;h.; j;
excellent board. "a
THOMAS CIRCLE. 1928 " ST. NW.-Modern.
nicely furnished double rooms: southern ex-
posure: excellent meals: $35 per month. 27s
i3e3 FAIRMONT sT.-well furnished. well
heated double room, near bath; continuous
hot water; excellent table. Col. 143S
Iumbia road)-Private family; large. second
floor front; two persons: home cooking.
1897 MONROE ST. N.W.-Attractively fur
nished large bright front room; meals for two;
private home OF young people. Adams ll33.
1922 CONN. AVE. NV. fnesr Wardman Park
Hotel)- furnished double room.
semi-prvat bath. excellent meals
140s NEW HAMPsHIRE-wsrm. sunny front
room for student. with excellent meals; % $40
1s41 MINTW0oD PL-Front room. bath.
southern exposure. twin beds; near both car
lines. Col. 71s2 30s
NEAR DUPONT - Cheerful. sunny rooms;
splendid table; attractive home. North 1908. 1908.
4l4 A ST. sE.-IArge room, second floor
front; with or without board; home privi-
leges "a
Iiaz 18th N.W.-waTm. comfortable rooms: ali
conveniences; excellent tabe board; very rea-
sonaAle.
1852 FILLMORE ST. Nw.-Roommats for
lsdy; llsady;, twin beds; coDdnuous hot water. Col.
1885 18th N.W.-Beautiful large and small
warm rooms. frst-class Bile.
1854 QUE ST.. Dupont Circle--Well furnished
rooms. excellent board: moderate rates. %
1742 ST.-LArge, pleasant room, suitable for
two more persons good table.
62s d ST. N.E.-Front room, board. h.-w.h..
electric lights: privileges; girls preferred. 27s
1913 MASS. AVE.-IoveIy sunny, single.
double rooms; excellent meals; reasonable. e7s
1343 GIRARD sT.-LIEht. well furnished
room; all conven,ences; good table.
1912 PARK ROAD-Sice room for two who
like home comforts. Columbia 5944.
625 MASS AVE. NW.-Steam heat, cleo
tricity; room and bod: $3.50 week. pa
1408 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NV.
Clean, comfortable. single and double room
twin beds. electric light, phone. continuous
hot water: walking distance to all depts.: ex-
cellept meals: res son bje rates 26s
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USED CARS.

We have a number Of very
cheap used cars which have
been left with us for sale, the
owners of which will not take
delivery of their new Hupmo-
bile until spring.
The prices of these cars are
exceptional, and they are all in
good running order. Among
them are:
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FOR SALE-GARAGES

GARAGES-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
sheet metal garages which have been received
In trade on larger ones and are in good con-
dition; sizes, approximately 9118: for sale
cheap: can Main 374S or residence phone
Lincoln 1898.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

1928 Chevrolet touring. good condition, S375 !;
1922 Chevrolet touring. $285. Ii. B Leary
Jr., 1921 l4th st. North 1896.
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BUICK.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

Buick 3-pass. road. 81 ESQ
Buick 5-pass. sedan. 80. 1900
Buick E, 5-pass. sedan... 1850
Ford touring g........... 275
Dodge touring .......... 400
Ford delivery ........... 400
National touring ........ $50
Chevrolet touring ....... 800
Buick touring .......... 800
Buick tour. (winter top). $50
Studebaker touring ..... 500
Chandler dispatch ...... 400
Ford sedan 275
Dodge business coupe. $50
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FOR sALE-M0T0R CYCLES.

INDIAN motor cycle, late model; perfect con-
dition: $3.50; terms. Winebergef Co., 37OO
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500 21st AUTHORIZATIONS APT. $27. so
per month, t. lady rendering light service;
no furnace WORK; cleo. gas. phone free. Ask
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1850 CALVERT ST-NEwI.y AND BEAUTI
fully decorated three large rooms and bat
completely furnished; pleasant environments
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112O VERMONT AVE.
1-2-Bedroom, Parlor, Recep-
ton Hall and Bath Apt.
1-2-Room and Bath Apt.
2-1-Room and Bath Apis.
BURLINGTON HOTEL,
Main 1880.
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l7bO 6T.-Large, beautifully fur. rooms,
twin beds. with or without private bath, also
single room; cont. hot water unlimited phone
all privileges OF home. with cultured people.
Ras son hle 24s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


18th ST. SOUTH OF SCOTT CIRCLE-.DREss-
ing room. living room. kitchen. reception hall.
bath, southern exposure. Reduced rental
Main 97So
en- and bath gas light: newly pspered: $40.
Key at 1t1e 18th st.
al srd ST. N-E.-6 ROOMS AND BATH. $50
EXcHaSGE RsE Hs3G AEPG AZ s "AshisRN aan sss Ah
ENTIRE Ind FLOOR. ROOMS. KITCHEN
with sink and strictly private bath: ami;
reasonable. North 1o16-W. .--
1925 18th ST N.w.--3 LARGE ROOMS.
bath and sleeping porch; ami; adults.
DOWNT0WN APARTMENT OF 1 ROOMS
and bath; rent. $50. PERCY II. RUSSELL
co. a26 15th ST. NV.
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. l017 7th ST.
nv. $1,000.
1915 ilth ST N.W.-ArTRACTlvE GROOM
apartment. bath. gas range. sink. closet;
third floor: bay window; $40.
DoWNTowS-B HELcR APT, TWO
large rooms and tile bath: near 14th and
Eve sts NV. GOLDSMITH & CO.. l405 Eye
ST. NV
FIVE LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS, BATH.
Inrch; newly decorated: TO adults: SS7 so. The
Manhattan. 1901 Park I'd. W. See Janitor.
HEATED-4 RMS. AND B., ELEC. LIGHT;
brand new; available Feb IL: $50 month. ~
New York ave. NV. NEwsoM. lilo Il ST.
ne. Line. 2o71.
1855 CALVERT ST. APT. 81 Two OR
three beautiful front rooms, kitchen bath
Apt NO. 81. TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath sleeping porch, in apartment house, 1923
1sth st. NV Apply L. H DAVID. McLachlkn
bldg, 10Th and G sts. W. Phone Main 3s9
b. c.: ami; near ear line. Rent, s4o,S 50:
R. E MILOR CO. 1927 X NV. Main 500. q.
i84s Pa AVE: s;E;-NEW APT; ANIL;
rooms and bath, s6o.---- $50.
4 ROOMS AND BATH, ELECTRIC LIGHT.
hw.h.; central location; rent, $50 per month.
Inquire in store, sos 9Th st. NV.
NEAR 34th AND \ NV ROOMS AND
apt $50 in anS fnsas pAss
1920 New York ave Main a0s2
FOR SALE, N FIRsT-CLAss APT. HOME:
convenient TO cars and bus: rooms and bath.
sfm espasu4ss 'etS ea UNION REALTY Cor
PoRATION, 1410 G st. Main s4l5.
141s \ ST. NV. APARTMENT 5.2 ROOMS.
viii sell furnishings # desired. ..
aaE and bata ahDH southern @ exposure All night sls
vator and switchboard service. Ns
THE ROCHESTER. 143s MERIDIAN NV
Apis g., %; 4s; one room. reception hall. bath
each. Apply 10 apt. Il 70
5 ROOMS AND BATH, LARGE PoRCHEs.
hws b, 18th else as Sc s00as H. e9sss.l0h sasa
1903 NORTH CAPITOL sT.--second and third
floors. $40 month. Electricity. J. b. STEIN.
4S2 Louisiana ave Ae
a0I5 18th ST. NV, ON 14th ST. NEAR COL.
, rd-e rooms and BATH. heat and hot water
Open for inspection.
TWO ROOMS AND TILED BATH, NEWLY
papered; third floor; downtown. Rent. $50
CHAS. ID. SAGER,
Main 80 924 I4th 81. NV.
CONyE. LOCA. DOWNTOWN MOD. BATCH.
apt Living room. dressing room and bath.
I Furniture for sale If desired. Rea. NJ. s64S
| IN NEW APARTMENT HOUSE. LOCATED
/, in Chevy Chase: desirable Broom. reception
| hall kitchen and bath apartment: available
/, 6rst of February. Must be seen to be apure-
| ciated. Address Rox LIB. Star office.
1 DOWNTOWN = BACHELOR APT. two
| large rooms and bath. 1105 Eye at NV
s34 10th ST N.E.-3 ROOMS, BATH, ET,EC.
| gas and heat; sink in kitchen: back porch: no
| children. Lincoln 1876.
| TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN, sEMI-BATH ANT
hsck porch cheap. s63S 18th ct, n-W. O.
l 1EokL - :.
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!0O3 L ST. N.W.-LArge front room, suitable
Tor two. ALI improvements; tel; southern
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1914 ST. N.W.-Four-room nicely furnished
apartment. Cupid grand piano. yictrola, hard
wood floors. electric light, steam heat; elec.
light and gas incl. In rent. Or will sublet part
of apartment. Phone Franklin sS75 between
40 p.m and $40 nm.
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EXCELLENT LOCATI0N-HTGH-CLA 2-R,
b. non Ii. K. apt; every comfort; apt. service.
maid service, If desired. Employed preferred.
1717 De Sales 25s
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GARAGE BUILDERS.

METAL. BRICK. CONCRETE BL0CKsi ALL
kinds; prices and terms right L. c. TH0MAS
son. Line: 272. 227 9th st. ne 2Ss
ALL STEEL. NO WOOD. FROM STORE.
house. stock at price of wood frame metal "a.
RACES: terms. C. N. BUCKLAND, Agt 8 Msse.
ave. NV. Fr. 1925, after g. ~ $751; ls
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corner; homelike furnished apartment rooms.
X. b., h., $50 month. Sundays and evenings.
North 65sS
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Observation-Disclosures

new apartment OF four rooms a M Ten
minutes from town. 1906 NV. w. 5s9-W
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NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA R0AD-oNE OR
two girls TO share apt. rooms, bath, very
attractive; expenses. including maid. $40. Col
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1912 fAIRM0NT-C0ZY BASEMENT APT. {:
large, bright kitchen, bedroom. bath. laundry
tubs. back yard; electricity. gas, phone. Call
mornings or after 1880. $40
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l42s CHAPLIN ST. NV ROOMS, BATH.
one large front room furnished living-bed
room and kitchen with sink and range fur
nished as dining room; gas. heat. electric
light fmrnishel: S4l n..uth Eni aILa
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RENT ROOMS-FURN1SHED,

COLUMBIA ROAD-2 ROOMS. KITCH-
te, private bath, electricity, steam heat,
$R. Phone Columbia 1896. 8Os
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RENT ROoMS-sUBURBAN.

wOODsIDE MD.-Room and BOARD: city con-
venences !, block from car line: 80 minutes
to city. Phone Woodside 43-W.
HYATTsvILLE. MD. NO. 1 BALTIMORE
St. rooms and ba ath, second 6oor; gas range;
electric light: heat close to cars: S35. Ms
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-Vanities, in rose, copen,
pink. blue and lavender, trim
med with gold lace and rose
buds. Each 49,. Soc to $3.50
Hair Bows. nicely boxed
ready for Christmas giving,
with two to six ribbons in a
box. A box. :. .OSc to 92.75
eet E1on~
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York Baskets

Also sewing stands, in most
complete assortment. Baskets
are from SOC to $1,000. Stands
from $1.OO to $5.95.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Dainty Ribbon Novelties

Pretty Powder Puffs, on
sticks, trimmed with lace,
flowers and ribbons. Each in
a box ........... soc to $1.7S
Lovely Lace. Rhinestone
and Ostrich-trimmed Carriers
A pair $3.50 to $3.9S
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Kann's Kapital
Randy, 0c Lib.
It's Delicious!
Every kind imagiiablel Nouga-
tines, Caramels, Dates, Figs, Raisins,
Peanuts, Pineapple, Butter Creams,
Orange Creams and dozens of other
tempting havors.
Fancy 5-Lb. Boxes Of Assorted
Chocolates, $I.49 to $2.75
Hard Candies, Etc.
"A large assortment of hard candies,
suitable for Sunday schools to; give
their little members. Also chocolates
and bonbons and N-lb. boxes of as
sorted chocolates. Buy these in
large quantities earlyl Special dis
count on purchases of Is pounds or
more of Candy for Sunday schools.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Fancy
Pincushions
$I.O0 and $l.25

These are made of
cream : colored scrinl,
trimmed with ribbon, in
blue. pink or yellow.
Choose from square and
oblong shapes.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Silk Umbrellas
1895 to $l4.O0

"A lovely collection of,women's sun
and rain silk umbrellas, with every
kind and style of frames and handles
imaginable. And colors, too, are in
deed too numerous to. mention. If
one is trying to match her own cos
tune or friend S, with . pretty gift
umbrella she will be- sure to-. find
just what is wanted here.
Mourning Umbrellss .
Beautiful Assortment ct
$S.o5 % so :
Kann,s-Street Floor
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Boxed Boudoir Caps at
79c to $l.25 Each

The dainest creations imaginable Pale shades of pink
blue, orchid yellow in fact, color might think Of
and made of de chine messalne One could
not find better selection anywhere of dainty gift caps at
tractively boxed
"A lovely of boudor caps and bandeaus
of beautiful fine quality materials the coronet
and semicap shapes the latter with bandeaux fronts
laces nets and silks make these exquisite things Priced
Sl.50 to $780, =
- Kann's-Street Floor. =
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Fox Scarfs
Special, $69.5O.

Luxurious white scarfs that
have been dyed in all the new
shades, such as cocoa, blue,
platinum, tangerine. Also natu-
raj white scarfs. All are large
beautiful skins.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Stamped Articles
To Finish for Gifts

Stamped Bedspreads, with
bolster attached. Excellent
quality, made. of unbleached
material. Attractive @7 20
patterns. At ....... %A'O|
Fruit of the Loom Hem
stitched Pillowcases, stamped
in simple designs. &7 90
Stamped Piiiowcases, of
good quality tubing, hem
stitched for crochet edge or
plain scalloped en- @1 M
broidery. Pair. -. %AsOU
Stamped All-linen White
Towels, with colored borders
in rose, gold and blue. OQo
Special, each. ....... -. 1OC
-Ail-linen Hot Roll Covers,
stamped and hem
stitched for crochet 59c
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Csc Each
SOC Each

Handmade Voies and Linei1s.
Real Madeira Handkerchiefs
-All-Linen Novelty Handkerchiefs
-All-Linen Handkerchiefs, white and colored
with patchwork corners.
Novelty Silk Lace Handkerchiefs
Fine Qualities Cottons, with lace corner
-All-Lnen White Handkerchiefs
Novelty All-Linen Printed Handkerchefs.
Kann's-Street Floor
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Full line of Toilet Sets, but we
particularly feature a 10 and II piece
set in the Betsy Ross" pattern, as
follows: -
-11-piece set, in two-tone effect, of
white ivory on amber, consisting of
comb, brush, mirror, buffer, tray,
hair receiver, puff box, shoe horn,
buttonhook, file and
sossd 6o,is!5 knife. Neatly $17.85
-l0-piece set, beautifully decorated
in black and gold in basket de-
sign, consisting of comb, brush, mir
ror, puff box, hair receiver, buffer,
shoe horn, file, knife
and hook. Neatly &17 QS
DoxSu ......
-3-piece set, in imitation white
ivory on amber, consisting of
comb, brush and mir * M
Kann's-Street Floor.
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,Kann's-Street Floor.
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The Best Books, 75c
In Kapn's Downstairs Book Store

DO you know that you can buy the best books bv
all of these famous authors, in the Popular Copyright
Edition, well bound, at Kanns and at only 75c? You
and thousands of other books too are here from
which to choose The famous authors include
Zane tIrav : James Oliver Curwood
-Gene Stratton Porter. Rafael Sabatni.
Emerson nougn Booth Harrington.
MARY Roberts Rinehart Ethel NJ Dell =
Edgar Rice Burroughs : Peter B. Kvne : y 2
rEtna Ferher: = ! Sinclair Lewis : :
Dorothy Garfield. = Jackson Gregory. s9t
Irving Bacheer Kathleen Norris
Margaret Pedler RUBY NJ. Ayres
Temple Bailey. Kate Douglass Wggin
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
NOTAS DEL CLUB CIVICO

81 da usted un paseo por los al
rededores del Preside, cstara dc
acuerdo con nosotras.
Ayddenos a restaurar ese parque
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
FEDERACION MUNDIAL DE ASO
CIACIONES NACIONALES DE
EDUCACION
Continuation de la pag. 1s

del orbe. No es este debilitar el
sentlmlento nacional, por eI contra
RIO, es robustecerIo dandole horizon
tes mas amplios.
Como formula practica de educa-
c'on con fines de acermaciento entire
pueblos distintos creo que uno de
los medios eficaces es la ensenanza
de ldiomas eXtranjeros pero en- las
escuelas de la primela infancia en-
lorna objetiva oral Ell idioma.
es 10 unlco que el nino aprende sin
difieutad y.lo unico q. a su vez solo
d" nino Sc aprende bien Por reg.a
general, los idiomas extranieros Sc
ensehan en- las escuelas superiores
cpando va la mentalidad ha tornado
sus formas perdiendose asi un item.
po que cuesta mucho recuperar.
Para servir la vida arm6nica entire.
pueblos distintos no hay medic me-
Jor que ampliar el radio. de acci0n
dc la instruction general, extendeI
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prejuicios que llevan muchas veces
a Greer que 10 propio es siempre 10
mejor que 10 extrano es siempro
mejor que 10 propio. Errores am
hos que en- el primer ease cierran ef
camino del perfeccionamiento ele
ell segundo desalienta ell esfuerzo.
Senores de la Federation Mundial:
de Asociaciones Nacionales de Edu-
caci6n, permitidme que os tribute nj
caluroso APPLAUSE por la grande obra
que estais empenados en- realizar.
vuestro pals el mundo sabran
apreciar el merito de vuestro noble
esfuerzo Y la historic inscribira EN-.
el portico de vuestro edifcio esta
/ leyenda Gel camino de los conoei-
mientos cruza las planicies de la ig
norancia'.
Union Panamericana,
Washington, D. c.
! de julio de 1924.