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The Delta independent., 1924-02-22
NORTH DELTA

Hugh Ward has been confined to his
bed with pneumonia.
Mr.. Kent and family have recently
moved into their new home.
Charlie Upedegraff. who has been
seriously Ill with the flu, is much bet
ter now.
Gussie Huff has been having seri-
GUS trouble in the past week with a
gathering in his head.
Rolf Huff has started into the hog
business and expects to supply the
local markets with pork by Septem-
Der.
Mr.. Dickson and family. who have
been living on Charlie Beavers place,
are moving to the CLANCY ranch east
of Delta.
Miss Mae Dominy, who was called
home a few weeks ago on account OF
the sickness and death OF her mother,
Mrs. w. II. Dominy. returned to her
school at Montrose Sunday.
There has been a great deal OF talk
about the North Delta Sunday school
going to split up and go to ruin, but
no such thing is going to happen be
cause one hundred and one were
present Sunday morning.
The Delta independent., 1924-02-22
Pea Green Notes

The next meeting of the Com
munity club will be with Mrs. ]. A.
Fisher.
There will be preaching at the
Pea Green school next Sunday at
3 O'Clock. Mr.. Pimlott will deliver
the sermon.
Miss Lula Marchbanks entertained
to dinner Sunday: Blanche Clark,
Rosie Esser. Thelma Marsh and
Irene Paxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Seabaugh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dickerson motor.
ed to the Junction Sunday where they
spent the day.
party was held at the Jack
Smith home Saturday night All en-
joyed themselves dancing and play.
ing games.
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and small stones, which were used to
fill the low place below the Taber-
nacle, and large quantities of rock
were removed from the basement.
Sand and cement have been donated
and the Calendar club has voted a
generous sum of money for the pur-
pose of finishing up part of the
basement at once. Thursday is Odd
Fellows day and the Rebekahs will
serve dinner at the church for the
men at work A wonderful spirit of
cooperation has been shown by those
not actually affiliated with the church
and DR.. Denote and his people
deeply appreciate it.
The r. J. Ginter family entertained
a number of friends Sunday. A most
delicious dinner preceded an afternoon
of neighborly visiting and friendly
games. The guests were the w. S.
Gibson family; Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Scott, daughter Clara, and grandson
Perry Gipe; John Taylor; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Smethurst and the Accola
families.
About twenty-five of our young
ladies got their heads together last
week, and arranged and carried out
a valentine leap year party Saturday
night with great success. The IO.O.F.
hall, where the affair was held, was
beautifully decorated in red and white,
the maidens were prettily costumed,
and after several hours dancing, re.
freshments were served.
The Delta independent., 1924-02-22
SOCIETY
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The AMI club enjoyed a valentine
card party last Thursday at the home
of Mrs. James ]. Girardet.
@ @ @
In honor of her tenth birthday,
Lois Hillman entertained several girl
friends after school Tuesday even
ing.
Attention of the Women's Relief
Corps members is called to the fact
that the regular meeting will be held
Wednesday, February 9th. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
The o. B. ]. club entertained their
husbands at dinner and valentine
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
i. Beahm Friday evening. The even
ing was spent at rock.
DR.. E. G. Shaffer and family, and
The Delta independent., 1924-02-22

service as opposed to arrogance. Floyd
Gregg and Floyd Hinton followed with
interesting talks, the former talking
on "Camoflage" and the latter dis
cussing Service"
90
The Shakespeare club met Wednes-
day afternoon, Mrs. w. G. Cook being
hostess. The club continued the
study of the third act of THE Merch.
ant of Venice" which was followed by
an open forum. The hostess then
served lovely refreshments, during
which the guests each told short
anecdote and also an item of current
interest. In honor of the season, Mrs.
Cook, always charming, was even
more so when attired in a Martha
Washington costume and with her
hair dressed in Colonial style.
The Delta independent., 1924-02-22
THE MORTGAGE
THAT NEVER
COMES DUE

Your debt is paid and the boys
have the old farm.
The way the farmer has Dor
rowed money: Cost of a $10,-
600 loan for 20 years at 8 per
cent interest with a commission
of 3 per cent and three success.
sive five-year renewals at the
same commission:
-Four com. of 5000 $500
Int. at 8 per Ct, 20 yrs. $4,000
And you still owe-----$10,OOC
The Delta independent., 1924-02-22

DR.. B. o. Windle and family were de.
| lightfully entertained Sunday at the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Williams, at dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Rule and little daughter of Mont.
rose, were also guests.
The Get Together club will meet
Saturday in an all day meeting, Mrs.
Robert McMullin OF California Mesa
being hostess.
The next meeting of the o. E. S.
Will be held at the Masonic club
rooms next Thursday, February 2Sth.
Mesdames II. G. Snyder, r. L. Stan.
ford and Will Seicrest will be hostess.
Members of Katherine Rebekab
Lodge and the Subordinate order of
Odd Fellows will have a masquerade
party at the Odd Fellows hall on next
Thursday evening, February 2Sth. i'm.
mediately after the business session
of the Rebekahs, A good time is
assured for all.
@ o o
Mesdames ]. E. Hanson and A. C.
Remington were joint hostesses at a
delightfully."- appointed 100 O'Clock
luncheon Wednesday when forty
/ ladies' were entertained. The color
scheme was patriotic, and there was
a profusion of flags in evidence. Fol.
lowing the repast 500 was the di.
version.
The Ash Mesa Ladies' Aid met al
the home of Mrs. Fred Hanfearn on
Thursday afternoon, bringing their
fancy work and enjoying a social time
together. The attendance was small
er than usual due to 80 much sick
ness in the neighborhood at present
During the afternoon, dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Q @ o
Mrs. A c. Remington was hostes,
to the W.C.T.U. Friday afternoon ant
there waas an unusually good attend
ance. This was Frances Willard da,
and the program was appropriate t,
her memory. Mrs c. j. Adams CAV,
short talk about her visit to SAINT
Fe; Miss Eva Burgin gave a plan
solo, and Miss Elaine Lowe sang al
Of which were greatly enjoyed.
% o
The Freshmen class of the Hig,
school had a very enjoyable party O
the auditorium stage Saturday ever
J ing. Several hours were spent a
games and lovely refreshments tor
ped off delightful evening. Tn
students met the expense OF the r,
; freshments by small individual COZ
tributions.
The numerous High school activitIe
, OF the past week crowded out the n
meeting which was postponed M
til Tuesday evening at which tim
four essays, written by four girls
representative from each of the fou
; classes OF the High school, were rea,
the subject being MY Ideal Bow
A prize was awarded to the Junie
writer copy Of which will appea
/, PIN next weeks Issue. Donald Agne
talked on "Cliques," in which Il
voiced the sentiments of every HI
} boy when he stressed the thought ,
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BIRTHS
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A fine baby girl came to gladden.
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Resch
Friday morning. February 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Harshman
OF Cory are the proud parents OF a
daughter born February 18th This Is
the second child in the family and
naturally grandpa Harshman ia step
ping high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

SEATTLE SECTIONAL HLpG. co,
Portable garages. houses and stores,
zoos Vale 81 a pitl+0s8o day OF
evenings ,. n DE MAHE Manager.
PERMANENT garage. houses
stores Mars Portable ildE Co,
SCI Roy a. a pltl-1gss Res,
ST nHrt-itAE
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CT FOR sALE-AcREAGE
Free 5 Acres

Nice new house can move IN todaYs
north ~ Seattle We will EiVa
away this place IN you viii put
Belgian hhrsB on IL aud DO aa We
cay and dnut make 1900 monthly.
CthEftTlEs you pay We 500 down
hrd tib per month. NOW sither
bring money and 20 sec this nice
place gr chase your legs or look
iHE ~ other places. See GrB Prrry
or Sire, Lampmau today a. gDH
Third Ave. office open an 5 .. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

EARN money weekly. snare time
home addressing. mailing. musiS
circulars. send Zoe FOR music in-
formation, New England Music
60. lis AsN lum a.. Dept H-g5.
Hartford. conn
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5 SITUATIoN-FEMALE

MEN, WOMEN BARRIERS are IN great
demand AZ big wages, We can
teach you in a few weeks cali
AoLER BARBER COLLEGE. 80
OeeLarntal ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
IS MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE
SeWing Machines

sewing Machines
$500 and up. easy trrma white
sewing Machine Co 1919 tth ave,
Wash. Typewriter, Inc.
an makes ~ rebuilt typewriters. re-.
sulld,gg End repairing, 100, ,.,,
THEY SAY TINNEY Owls FuH.
EITuRE AWAY
itos sTif AVE. NEAR PM
SPECIAL. departments Family dry
wash Ms lhs GtaH, blankets. pit.
lows and curtains New larhWHUd
Laundry lsts lutrt9pe.
| ME Will bus yaur poultry. one ~
h thousand tI ~ shoemaker a.
Co, sos Ninth ave 8
lNEW AMI USED sruREFtNTuNE S
TRADE ~ YOUR OLD tlA.
TUREs W 81 n SUPPLY. s0sl let
MiLL Woop. never in water, ) %
cord. piaHsr ends, block wood, ~
half cord forest SIC M lrse- stst,
/ ECoNuMt2E- Meme phoea rcseiod,
81 oni tanned lrathgS guaranteed
workmanship. tis olive
ONLY MS days lrrt 500 cords dry
slab and mill wood, - cord, eeF
liyerrd EL iot-tAa1
coon : horsepower Atlas imperial
engine Tor suir cheap ME- lrarr
MATTRESSES RENOVATED s. Box
springs repaired. Western Mat
trrsa Co. ME irse.0i6s.
| rLuNntNd auppllrH aud tontrscung,
rriHtFup the Plumber HL uHVts
!. 1915 at38 ballard ave
sENytNG maehinrs. good drop-hsads,
$40 up Repairing renting, pa in
1885. 1894 First ave.
TWO coal heaters. $40 and $40,
WE st-s9ts, t3u6 s9th 8, ", De-
iiyrrvd
/ ALASKA mra-savr money al the
uroWn Dear shop lot 10Th ave N
YAKIMA Gem patatora ST PEI ahck.
on the Hathell highway az lard
INST forest wood. 81 sn. mill wood,
9i.oo, cedar 8aTs load, ME lrnr-att..
/ Ne boy aud satl clothing and Gufa
The owl iltT y ritst Ave.
Z HEST Iorcat wood 50 30 cord. 30, ;
81 cord. III iotssiia,
I DRY ~ on fs.tACH MIL WOOD
50 cord. s. hair OF endln-0asi.
BAHk. $50 cords mill slab $3.50.
core waUd 50 cord Ma in.A2z1.
is-lN wildwood use part now 81 80
I fHtNf 800 ftAAAr IT, tht -
Itg.tN ptrcHY MILL WOOD, $3.50
cord. t17s half ~ iot,ss5t.
IuEACriFut. mohair suite, very rea-
hnnahir kE nNd.tasi,
I GOOD lump coal $50 ton, ia s.tou
lots del I'll, iut-Ass5.
OAK library table. new. ME lrpr-
1853
pool table. Bfunsw lex. $50. IA st-
Tso1.
DRY wood. 1850 cord. oA rfld-oats,
RAvANAdH 1900 hats, ia. lsi ave.
81 GARAGES
| SEATTLE SECTIONAL uLpG- CO
I Portable garages. houses and stores
/ zoos Yale - a pltls0sHo day or
evenings ,. n. DE MARS. Manager.
| PERMANENT EaraErA houses
stores Mars Portable uldE Co,
SCI Roy a. a pluslBs- les,
ETf gH~r-FfHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

CHEAP acres. new house. on In
tsrurban boulevard. north Of se-
ate. az CathrHrt the good soil
center. Price only 1875: terms.
800 down. SO a month We will
furnish cows and chickens or Bel
Eian hareH 10 reliable buyers on
terms. See Hiilmau or DarnAll.
sos Third ave Our Seattle offics
open tli p. m. We NEED some
more carpenters
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LOST AND FOUND

leather purse. 7Ax6 ~.
Saturday, containing coin purse,
colored ElasscH. etc. be-
longing 10 Mrs. Eric kson,
GLendie -00Gs.
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AUTOS FOR SALE
1924 Studebaker Big &
Sport Touring
Sl,630

Here Or Hus opportunity Go save
$500 ON "a nlH studrhHhrr
which inukH and runs nErnr
WfFlY Ike "a brand new car
with AN tho power aud speed
sou could wlah for ~ has
dlHr whrrl- with extra
dice wheels and tires mount
"a on running boards 40 cord
trrEl trunk with p HultrHnrs
hn REAR g humprra Huu shade,
automatic Windshield bw lpr,
mutomrteF and ornament
Waltham s-daY clock. tuu-
urHu light raNl lights Nrn-
tiiat1r. niCkrlrd radiator and
headlights, Alrmitr luhrlgats
ing system. Gabriel HnuhhsrH
and running board light Car
cost tglap You viii agree
with me when you SEQ ~ that
Do tH the beet buy lu Seattle
for Fl.t8N. can arrange
terms. and will consider a
light car in trade 30 deal
ere WIN be home evenings.
Phone kE nWds tfGT tIoi
Iifth 81 D.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

GOOD bis meals ror uttis moncy.
Free Jobs. Why So hungry N your
credit o. good See Us" IL aud
IS Main a.
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9 MALE HELP-WANTED

MODERN Alto AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL day and night elassus
send for free cataluE No g SOC r.
Pike st.
FiNEMEN brakomrn. Beginners
way Z-ts. Star.
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Take Your Choice Of
10 New Bungalows
Reduced $500 Each
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE
LIKE RENT

= For reasons which We viii
b. gladly explain on calling at
= our office. We now can offer
= sou your choice ~ some 81
By. the rlHHHlrHL homes la the
= North End az real AhCTi-
= flee You could not pOHBibly
y build them At the price We
are asking, They have ubao-
= lutrly everything you would
= expect In a strictly modern
= 1895 home This hfChilec-
= turr, design and floor plan
Z are all different. 90 you can
= surely find the one sou
2 want one N them isa dis
2 tiHct English type. HiE-Foum
= colonial Tor $1,000 another
a fuuTsroum combination coo
y lunlul bungalow type al So
4 DD1, sun another. a Spanish
type asroum bungalow with
anaw-white front outside
y fireplace. Come out early
y and take your choice. We
y will guarantee they are tho
= best values you have seen
y this year In new homes, Re-
msmbeF. We have sales
= men AZ your disposal Just
= phone ME lrHe-5kz5.
: Largent & Ryan, Inc.
. REALTORS
= iaa5 ~. 18th. ME irHr-5Eg5.
y OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
!, WE WILL CALL FDk you,
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7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

W ANrEn-A Eiri from the Fauntry.
who has hylped al home Ysfth
Homework and care "a youusrr
sisters and brothers. foT general
housrW ork iu physirlHua fumily.
Write X-5S star
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'tHsN A.HHE eAHN f.AHll
In the most prosperous farming scc-
fIHE of HGuHumIFh county. near
HnrrHrs GOOD TiEh land. fine
spring and creek. lots ~ cedar for
lsu-ruE. just little better than
ono hours drive from seattle,
This iH au exceptional opportunity
% secure a tract N good land.
only 800 cash. balance over
period ~ years.
D. y. NELSON
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AT ANNEX. 1904 sth- near WcstiaEs
aN, clean, furnished, Htsamshvatrd
bedrooms tmcnl free bath and
phone Trans. lhrg weekly $500.
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AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars

Lightweight urU tsrH may be-
cheap ~ bias but SHY iuFrHi
Doe cheap new rBT when "a
HEUUlLT HIlCK VIII ,0Ht
tuu 40 more a UIElliF
MUCK VIII meet your every
demand for WniuTlnE ratfHfhra
zion deep rrHtfui suHhinuH
ruUmF tuHufuuH HtFiIhh
bodies economical operation.
aud super performance ana
remember Ht price no
more ihAu asked Tor "a light
weight uudrTalzrd ear Your
credit is good with ne.
1898 uUICE SPORT TOURING
knowing tAr former owner HH
wr d. and tl1 careful treat
Iurnt tiIa ear has received,
mr are glad 90 recommend this
automobile Despite the fact
that lt WAS lH wonderful Cuus
daiuH Ne have carefully re-
conditioned iI and now "a cam
not b. told apart from a new
car HrnnlHhrd dark ma
room Has special red leather
uphalHtrrS Iuily equipped
with wind drnrrtura. trunM
mutomrtrT cross bar. has
HNMNH NNNtH AHNfa H.NafNs NhFN
plates rear vision mirror A
lpw down payment and easy
monthly terms VIII give you
immediate purFrHHlDu ~ this
most desirable Buick,
1919 uucK MODEL " 40
SEVEN pAHEENGE TOUR
mo Here ls maximum trans
pnriatiou facilities a. lowest
cost In excellent mechanical
condition Equipped with
bumper spotlight spare tire
automatic rain nWlpr Newly
painted Fuil price $500.
1883 muck c CYLINDER 4
PASSENGER COUPE The
FaziuFsa ~ o. closed car lH
most appreciated az this time
~ the year YOU can buy this
buick 40 the came price HH a
cheap now car Fully equipped
with fycry desirable HrEHHr
sorry Has sir very good cord
tires Let Ne demonstrate this
car
1891 OVERLAND ( CYLINDER
TOURING Has uuusually
good tires one spare BAKED
operate. 1850 takes H.
1899 PAIGE CCs Th0r0lY over
hauled ana newly painted, IN
gray with set black fendrFs
Has two spare tires Fully
equipped with aFteEsorlru-
Down payment i12S.
NEW TYPE roHD COUPE
Equipped with double Has
sisTa. oversize cord tires.
automatic rain swipF, Atwbtsr
Kent ignition system Original
finish ia very good condition.
itCG
USE YouR CREDIT"
Eldridge Buick Compan,
EAst-bgi2 500 J.. Pike s.
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LOST aND FOUND

Losr-raf iiuaton bun ,yhitr f4,s
With brown markings SATURDAY
atlrfuauu. about e. at the Colmhu
NnN D. Reward kE uNdrllaI. sc
questions asked. =
LOST ..iirovu silk umbrella. amber
handle. from EgErrIs' shoe store
Monday Party known. Kindly re-
turn 90 shoe store.
lA,s = Monday sNsnins in Palace
ltlp thrRtcE see Ina billu Finder
'all % pitl-lats Reward
LIS l-t omru pin Arrnsakv. bee
twg'n ballard and City-Dpuuty
l'l9k toward. So nnrtzlttf.
Dog 3lark water spaniel iust ln
capitol llill district Reward.
- riu-of1s
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w ANtEp-A Eitls one With country
weekly newspaper auaWsr phone
Ahd attend want ad department
Can IKE uWd-0gAs. or truman
Richards Press
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14


ligro que Sc cierne sobre toda ,esta
situaci6n es la negligencia falta de
tacto professional de muehos chofe-
res, los cuales violan la Ley cada
paso. 81
Afortunadamente, segdn decimos
al principle, las autoridades compe-
tentes Sc han dado cuenta de que
es necesario tratar con mano fuerte
estos sefores Y al afecto durante
Ia Ultima semana han sido -suspendi-
dos, unos tenporalmente Y otros, con
caracter indefinido unos SO chofe-
res, de acuerdo con'1a siguiente lista
de nombres que nos envla Ell Depar-
tamento del Interior:
Relaci6n de los 1sehauffeurs .sus-
pendidos durahte Ia @cnfara Iue ter
NINA en- Agosto q, i o24. bors VIC a.
ci6n a la Ley de Autonl5&i,es vi
gente:
Teodoro Niilanueya. Pedro Quin-
/ tana, Ramon Cruz, Marcel}nao Gas
ftro, Juans sAyata. Enrique Lopez, Isl.
oro Ramirez, Rafael Torres, Artu-
TO Munoz Rivera, Carme'o Chapel
lJoaqufn Rivera, Angel MARQUEE Ro.
drfguez; Dionisio Bermudez, Fede-
rico Benitez, Jose 0tero, Arturo Pa
: lacios, Ramon Ramirez, Rafael Vaz-
quez Ramirez, Manuel Pacheco, To-
mas Benitez, Wilhelm Pab6n Tul,
Primitive Irizarry, Honorio Ubides
kLaureano Rios, Nicolas Rodriguez
Felix. Torres, Juan Cepero, OLYMPIC
Medina, Luis Ramon Sanchez, Cruz
Menendez, JESUS Dolores Cordero,
+ Hilarion Sanchez F., Pablo Tirado
Pefla, Luis Davila Otero, Higihio
Rodriguez, Juan Casanovas, Manuel
Eeliciano, Pedro Rivera, Jose Con
zalez, Sandalio Ramirez, Salvador
Benoy, Ignacio Ramirez, Domingo C.
Hernandez, Ernesto M. Longoria,
Andres Morales Urrutia; Ramon
Murgas, DR., Juan Zavala Monges,
Wilfredo Bustamante, Juan Calza-
da Prado, Jorge Orta, Julio Jime-
nez, Ernesto Armada Rodriguez.
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AgOsto Q, 1924.
ANuNcIo DE suBAsTA

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
3 para la adjudication en- publuca su-
basta de las obras de construction de
UN EDIFIeIo PARA ESCUELA DE
DOS sALoNEs EN- Ell BARRlo
QUEBRADA SEGA, cETBA, leUER-
ITO RICO, cuyo presupuesto aprexima-
do, asciende La suma de cINCO MIL
4 DoLARES ($5,ooo,oo) Sc adraitiran
l. en- esta oficina hasta las 900 p. M.
,~,t del dia 25 de agosto, 1924, en- que Sc
! abriran pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
ran EN- la ofcina del Arquitectc dom
de Sc encuentran de manifesto los do
cunentos que han de regir en- ei con-
trato, " podran los licitadores reco-
ger Jos pianos modelos de propcsi-
raf clones que han de presentar, rledian-
81 te un dep6sito de DIEZ DohAREs
sas $4,000 que seran reembolsados al
ser devueltos diehos sdocumentos ec
as Ell. plazo de veinte COY dfas de'epues
de efectuada Ia subasta.
sra Ss La administration Sc reserva el de-
IA recho de rechazar cuaiquier o todas
Las proposiciones. y ell de adjudicar 81
contrato bajo otras considerations
cue las de precio solamente.
GniIlermo EsTEvl3S,
Comisionado.
80 Eyr Advt.
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Guerra Hispano-Americana del 9

Las ficstas homenajes rendidos a
I'M soldado desconocido de la; guerra del
SO, en- Ia Cuesta del Muerto en- Yauco,
evocaron en- mi memoria Ell recuerdo de
otro heroe desconocido, luchadur de
aquella misma guerra, que hace veinte
y seis amos, POGO mas o menos, que
duerme ell suefio de la eternidad, sepul-
tado en- Ell barrio de Guanajibo de Hor.
migueros. u.
Ain en- la actualidad viven dos perso-
najes de los tres que piadosamente die
ron sepultnra un soldado espafiol que
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Ell OLA 20 DE AGosTo DE 1924 A
las 8 p. M, Sc vendera en- pdblica
subasta, al mejor postor, una GAIA re-
gistradora modelo 416, No. 1327131,
en- la ofcina de The National Cash
Register Co., en- Allen 4S, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
Adyt.
Ell Ola 20 DE AGoSTo DE, 1924 A
las 3. P. M, Sc vendera en- pdblica SUI
basta. al mejor postor, una GAIA regis
tradora modelo 1926 No. 1e6ss24, en-
Ia ohcina de The National Cash Re-
gister Co.. en- Allen A.. San Juan
FuertoA Rico. M
"A .Swvk
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Ia PUMA fUtNTE IDEAL
Ell NoNrBRE DE listed GRA
BADo EN- ORC SIN C0S
TO ALGUNO.

AZ AAGVGOs
Esta pluma fuente es Do lie
nador automatico, con p;ilancs
y sujetador dc orc enchapado
pluma de oro maciso de lax
Las plumas para damas sienen
una argollita de oro, sasi como
una cinta de seda negra con
hroche gancho de oro, pars
eoigarlas. NADIA mas aprspiads
para un regslo.
Ei precio de cada pluma f1en
te, con el noinbre grabado, . In
oluyendo el frarqpeo. 90 stlo de
$l.75.
No mande dinero, pagiie .
carterO al recibiI Ia plunia
no queda absoiutamente salts
fecho. devuslvanosla y 10 Feem
holsarem0s su dinero.
ESPECIAb:-A todo el que
ordene tres plumas, le obseQuia
remos con un hermoso lapicere
-enchapado y al que ordene seis
10 enviaremos, GRATIS. una
pluma con su nombre grabaao er
orc. 0rdene hoy mismo. sIoiicA
tamos agentes. ks
THE BRILLIANT TRADING 90
Dept. r. so Church g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14
FLORES NATURALEs

1Quiefe usted conseguir Hermo;sos
BOuquets I sBonitas CorOnas 3 stltroa
trabajos artfsticos en- horcs naturRlea
IAame al telefono 800 Santurce. (St0E
~. Martin Pehal ssra atsndido Dor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14
Durante Ia lItima...

tCOntinuaci0n de la Ia. pGg.nao
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-30

Mr.. and Mira. John Bradley were
shopping and calling on relatives yea
terday.
It Is reported that Mrs. McGlintoek,
having redeemed the Little Belt ranch
which had been bought on fOreel0surs
BY Swan Thorson, has sold II TO Geo.
Clarke Of Stockstt, brother in Law
OF Andrew Ewartz. Mr.. Swartz win
reside there this winter and send his
children TO school Mrs. McClintock
win make her home IN Great Falls.
DR.. Pickett and the nurses Of the
Public HEALTH department win be in
Belt all day Monday, Nov. srd. The
morning win be devoted % 3OaIowsnp
work in the schools asad from 1 n no.
to p. m. clinic for babies and chill
drgn Of pre-sehoOl age. II ia hoped
that al mothers Of small children win
take advantage 0f this service.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-30
NOTICE TO WATER UanRs.

II notices regularly sent ont regard
ing payment Of water rent by the 10Th
Of the month are hereafser ignored II
win be necessary 70 turn off the water
as required by law. When the watsr
Is turned off II win be necessary 70
pay . fee IN addition 70 the rental be-
fore It can be turned on again.
Water users win bear this IN mind.
Effective at ones.
JOHN sOMMERvTLLE,
water Ovsrseer.