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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
Your Porch in Winter

What do you do with your porch IN
fall and winter? Is 1t just so mucn
wasted space, a place for dust and
snowdrifts, bleak corner where cold
winds howl and whistle? Or is 1t
a snug, sunshiny nook. colorful with
bright furnishings and flowers; gay
with the sound of happy laughter,
a practical extra" room for you ana
your whole family.
It's ever so easy and inexpensive 10
have a sun room.s where outdoor
cheer can mingIe with indoor COM
fort-and now's the time to plan Ior
it.
Just "glass-in" your summer porcn
and furnish it simply with wicker
chairs, a table or two, and rev
gaiIy- hued accessories and you nave
a coy corner in which to read OF
sew; charming little breakfast
room, intimate and informal, or a
real Hving-room to be used every
minute of the day.
You'll wonder how you ever existed
without It; this all-year-round porch
will be so practical and useful.
What care you for the weather
outside, IL within all is snug ana
warm and sunshiny! A fig for tne
cold days that are coming!-tro"
The Designer Magazine for Septe"-
Der.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
NEWPORT
School Of Instr,,c+;o,

The National Woman's Relief
Corps held a school of instruction
IN Grange Hall, Newport, Thursdav'
october 70. with Dept. Junior Vice
tI resiaent Mrs; Effie M. French of
winthrop in charge, and the Ioca !
Corps. H. g. Libby No. S. perform
ing the ritualistic work.
Visitors arrived in the forenoon
and at 11.30, about 40 set down to a
pounteous dinner. after which all
adjourned to the upper hall.
The meeting was called to order bv
the president, Anna NJ. Sproule at i
o'clock with all officers but one pres
ent. Scripture reading by the Chap
lain. and the Lords Prayer repeated
in unison opened the session. The
American creed repeated and Amer
lea sung with patriotic f,rvor.
The entire work of the ritual was
carried out in very commendable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
Another Drop in
HudsOn-Essex Cars

Hudson and Essex cars were sub
stantially reduced in prices in an an
nouncement to the public this week
by the Hudson Essex Sales Co..
dealers for the Augusta -Hallowell-
Gardiner area. No comment was
made with the reduction, on the
Husdon- Essex theory that the public
is more interested in the fact than
In explanations.
But the presumption in motor
circles was that it is a further step
in the aggressive Hudson Essex
program of making their cars avail
able to a still wider circle of buyers.
Along with the reduction in the
list price came cuts also in war taxes
and other expenses, so that the de-
even more favorable than the mere
reduction in list price would have
effected.
Now the question among auto
mobile men," said Mr.. Carpenter, lis
how does Hudson do it? The public
has seen Hudson Essex make this
and other price announcements when
least expected. The buyers are ask
ing what there is different about
Hudson Essex manufacturing and
selling methods which have made
these cuts possible.
THE answer is this: No one
method or stunt either in manu-
featuring or selling can be held re-
sponsible. Rather, there is a general
cooperation all along the line to
make the cars as carefully and as
economically as possible, and to
merchandise them to the public in
the same way.
"Of course Hudson Essex has
basic advantages in being the largest
manufacturer of six cylinder cars in
the world and in being the greatest
closed car specialists. with over 50
per cent of their volume in this type
of business. But these advantages
are augmented by 50 many detailed
methods that the reason is highly
complicated and many-sided.
1.-The theory in every department
Of Hudon- Essex business is that the
cars must be continued as The
Worlds Greatest Values this
phrase considered as to mere gem
crafty but as truth fully backed
by facts"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
r..,u.Ia and the
NJ. from, U. s.

AuW american countries are
fhaii ,s increasingly more , tio,,1er ly
n 10 ~ s.sSriican-made automobile IS
N the A ~, the translation OF an
|ridsnt no n,ed in the illustrated
rticss, ~ aVenezuela" Just received
pagss s llwv adleigh Motor GO. col
b ihs .Mrs acl reads in part as FOL
bgs: - that the automobile
TnoEspfy venezuela would be inter.
psners, = .pecial information about
esd Y sp the undersigned called
IlaenoOsa',ssss' ~ the Fortizue to inter-
dsF az y authority on the subject.
Islrs a. al,s rn,, Nnot think that our
g .Itbough not numerically as
Irihlc, a son,s Of the other countries,
IsEs lawn ~ nal a rapid development along
modern present-day prosress'
FL ng includes great interest IN au-
laen " an, firmly convinced that as
automobiles are concerned we
\ Ifourtf in the world.
'lA t (which make Of automobile DO
\ MINI has the best reputation in
y country? 49, nrasort
!. has imported every known make
- both from North America and
"a, therefore, we are able 10
~ which car is the best. Because
y \. 1 strong construction, its eco
.icsl operating cost and its Won
mi general appearance, Packard
- aHate we any service stations
maintenance and repairs Of auto
biles? 49,
aJust as good as in any other
,gutry In the world.
T understand that you have
,,ss considerable travelling into the
s.srior Of the country. What can
= ten me about the roads?
4 Il am glad you asked this
,,sion as 1t gives me an opportun-
ID bring out the fact that great
sslft is due to that tireless progress
a Benemerito General Juan Vim
.rle Gomez for the splendid work
has accomplished in lettering our
ghways.
q explain to me the meaning
skidding?
i. All drivers do not use the
me power application on a curve.
Sule Of them when taking curve
4. down on their speed. Some of
lem take it without changing while
Tiers the moment they turn the
Mye accelerate. This latter is con-
Elered the best method.
Here we lit our cigarettes. Horace
Istbbing became absorbed in his
thoughts. The clock struck 10; ne
landed me my hat, we shook hands
Ind rushed down to the office to
|sg this into the next issue"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31

The word "saltcellar" is COM
bination of salt" and "saler'. as
simulated in the sixteenth and seven
teenth centuries to cellar" meaning
storehouse. There are two types OF
ancient saltcellars, the large orna-
mental salt" which during the
Medieval Ages and later was one OF
the most important pieces OF house. :,
hold plate, and the smaller sat
actually used and placed near tne
plates or trenchers of the guests at
table, and termed "trencher salts.
In Corpus Christi College, Cam
bridge there Il a salt vat. or cellar,
that once belonged to Archbishop
Parker. It is Of gold and silver ana
is beautifully carved, standing about
five inches high. The Bishop fo4
SAT- vat at oxford is another famous
piece.
In ancient times the large orna :
mental salt" acted as dividing
line at table, between the high born
and those of more lowly origin,
whose allotted place was "beiow the
salt"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31

pleted at that time. Further delays
occurred in completing the service,
which was not entirely ready for de-
livery until the outbreak Of the war.
During the war the worlds finest
silver service was deposited in the
vaults of the Reichsbank and for
gotten.
Then came the fall of the Hohen-
zollerns and the exile Of the crown
prince in Wieringen.
Now Friedrich Wilhelm wants his
service, stating that he is poor man
and cannot get along without it.
But there are complications. Some
Of the cities which helped pay for
the service are no longer parts of the
German empire. Other cities, like
Dresden. Weimar and Leipzig, have
turned Red and want their money
or their share of the service back.
The ultimate fate of the service
will be decided when the burgomas-
tiers of most of the 400 towns meet
and decide whether or not to grant
the former crown princes request.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
Crown Prince Never Got Hi. Present

Grown Prince Never Got His Present
Il want my wedding present." for
mer Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm
has just informed the burgomasters
of over 400 German cities and towns.
When Friedrich Wilhelm and Ce-
ella were married in 1905 some 400
German municipalities combined to
make them wedding gift of costly
silver service. This service W. de-
signed for the use of 80 perons and
consisted of 1900 parts. mainly of
heavy silver, with a few pieces of
wonderful porcelain and cut glass.
This gift could not be handed over
to the crown prince and his bride on
their wedding day, as it was not COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
Weather Conversation

N The seventies of the last century
No most famous parsonage in the
snlied States was "Old Probabili-
1s otherwise known as "Old
nons' He enjoyed, states The
aeaor, species OF celebrity for
sllcn there was no precedent. There
= oeen men and women before his
.s whose names were household
su,us' but there had never been any
~ VINO addressed a daily message
\. l A.. entire country every day in
n = year, and whose published re-
80. s.n were eagerly awaited and
.nss,y scanned in practically
IVY home. His theme was one OF
s s.s,sai interest-the weather. Not
~ I.O0ay put unlimited faith in Old
!. ~. some made jokes about him
Nople have done about weather
ans him e' pul NOBODY ig-
!. aiuy people who remember we,,
!, ~. We when Old Probabilities was
\. asuulal institution have forgotten
|pstr.s ~ name e It ID. however. per
I'm ~ y mat Of an important mil
Itoy ~ wN across the Potomac River
n Il. "asnington-Fort Myer. Even
in. ms zenith Of his fame cenarai
jshssav,' :, Myer was a somewhat
Ijatv |, personality to the vast ma
IniIt,,vvl ms !: fellow countrymen. In
|, ma,s ~. ana scientific circles he was
IhasnI y aa as1si figure. He was well
b. ana y ~, soldiers, both in this coun-
Iageujonss 0.Oao, as the inventor of an
Ihg. mi. system Of military signal
In ,,, aals system was insnirad NV Nv
Ishsb S s y methods Of the Indians.
IN lie w.. ~ observed while serving
sa taksn ~ as an army surgeon If
'IiM N.Y. up by the Government
|tia SINAI va. ss appointed the first
Pr hrs mr. officer and the head Of a
liz sIsnssa c u the army known as
b rpds,..C CORDS. In this canacitv
Rar.s sialng the Civil War. -"
'p1td tb.e men had for years nd
n Of ess s Establishment of a svs-
no e y based on telegr an nh, storm ra
y ths 49, psychological observation.
sty M ..a aad been proven Teas.
b n AZ aad by unofficial u Isa sok-
aars, 49,. country. when, in 1870
lgursaS0vk lhe momentous sten ~
Vi Va. such a system. s'e9 Tb o.
w C. Cent entrusted to the the sir 1ae
saslT,sI a ., him suddenly 0 found
alas Z g ENGAGED in tasks h aUdna
y ssatbesr - with the art of war
~ co cont service remained i under mas:
atlshsss ''lan a. Weather f Bu maen TN sas
ianiiI,, It II is probable T tSs
susns' ! 10 formal and severe ve.,se s.aea
ne sss e oy an org Organization cues
asatesr q staff workers.M workers. aaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
Why Premier Law Has It In Fer
CHARS

Britons are laughing over this one
ON Mr.. Bonar Law, British Prime
Minister.
He was having his hair cut in a
Bond street hairdresser's the other
day. His pipe was in his mouth
during the whole operation.
Someone said to him: you don't
smoke cigars often nowadays"
NO" replied Mr.. Bonar Law.
They are too expensive"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31

American inventor of the steamboat,
is to be erected In q small French
town where he conducted tests with
a miniature steamboat In 1902.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
Long in One Family

One of the best known of Amer
lean firms manufacturing soaps and
toilet goods has existed for us
years, not only under the same name,
but under the uninterrupted man
agement of father, sons. grandsons
and great grandsons in direct line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31

repeating the Flag Salute, and very
enjoyable meeting came to a close
which all agreed had proved helpful
and inspiring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31

A. B. Rice, real estate dealer of New
port has sold for Mr.. Robert Belts,
his farm in Thorndike to B. NJ. Drew
OF Dyer Brooks, Ale. This is one of
the best farms in Waldo County.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31

Kissel Motor Car Company an
nounces reduction in price on ana
S-cylindcr 5-passenacr brougllam.-
Automotive Daily News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31

y tls b, was delayed recently
], ''aM, bo~eessrroo tainted. We
/ vas nrnm srs.,, that the poor
norist, London.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
,. s'sy Paper Expensive.

Y saaaasut pav uepartment says the
: n arrsucDpe per !. cent linen paper p on
IA pounds 70 - engraved. There
! 4, ~ az 70 70, a thousand sheets
re made from 40 one INCHES ahaes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
MILLIONS Visit +
y ,a.:oon,al Parks

.asslss, calIIt" t6 oct co Svmrg's
r = sss report Of the the p Danssr
n q NJ l ths national parks and
ssitors % s MI the travel year
|palng sspse ewn' an increase of near r.
IsSsl y snOm ,ast year, and a gain OF
iauw v.rt in two years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
'Never before so much car
for. so little money

TripIex Springs give you 80
added inches of spring support
on a 1OO-inch wheelbase -.
A H. horsepower engine -
sturdy, fast, reliable. Notable
for it's power. Commended by
owners everywhere for it's amaz-
ing economy In gas and oil -.
Sliding Gear Transmission, -
three speeds, selective-at the
lowest price ever available in a
closed car -. sas.ssssssss@ss-s.
Auto-Lite Startine0nd Ignition
. Borg and Beck disc-type
clutch, one of the finest clutches
made i. .Arear axle system, the
equal in size and weight to that
used in cars carrying double
the weight of this one -. Axle
shafts of Molybdenum steel,
the TOUGHEST steel known 80.
In the entire 3 years in which
Overland has used this axle
system there is no case on
record where an axle shaft has
ever been broken!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31

A monument to Robert Fulton,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31
AS fine a car as anyone
WOnld qviSh to OqVn"

closed for protection against
mud and dirt -.
Power enough for your every
need 90. a Getaway in traffic
that Is a delight to experience
the lowest gasoline and oil
consumption you ever have
known In a Six -. s~s-tstsas
A handsome, distinctive cor
long, low impressive-a beauti-
full two-tone color combina-
ton, with double beading all
around the waist-line giving a
note of rare eracefulness to the
entire contour of the car %.
Exceptional comfort because of
exceptional spaciousness. -. big,
wide doors for easiest possible
entrance and exit -. big,
roomy seats pitched at exactly
the proper angle for utmost
riding comfort -. rich uphol-
stery, very lone-wearing -.
deep, softly-cushioned seats
that mean pleasurable restful-
ness in a spin of so miles or a
cross-country tour of 5000!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31


Visit all the showrooms of this
city. In none of them will you
find a dol1ar-for-dollar value
even approaching the value you
get in this Overland Six Stand
ard Sedan. -. q i. ~ q So
At S8oS it stands absolutely
alone among all popuLor-priced
Sfxes 80 ssassssI lssasss y, ~
Compare it for beauty. Com
pare it for style. Compare it
for power. Compare it for COM
fort. Your conclusion will be
exactly the same as that of
more. than 200 owners who
have gone through the same
comparison-process -. =.
A 38-horse-power engine, with
a performance record that has
won for this car a place among
the engineering masterpieces
of the automotive industry -.
,ss-rss- ss-sssssss- a. - ''-s.~s
Engine, clutch and transmits
sion are a unit completely en1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-31

This is the Overland Standard
Sedan-a full-size 5-passen&er
car, with room and to spare for
5 full-size people to- ride in -.
a smartly-desiened car, clean
cut, rakish, low, extr0ordif,0ri-
" qO0d-IOOking !. body fin
ished in polished lacquer, rich
deep blue with 9listenine black
and nickeled trimmings, as
handsome a light automobile
as anybody ever looked at.
Wider Seats-the widest of any
light car built -.
Big Wide Windows-more than
20 square feet of window space.
Extra Wide Doors-easy en-
trance to both front and rear
seats -. s.s,,, NJ >4se. y-~-''*s~
Yerv Latest One-piece Wind
shield-gives clear unobstruct-
ed driving vision -.
Covl Ventilator-a modern re-
finement in closed-car body
construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
81 FoR sALE-ACREAGE
FREE DEED
FREE DIED

OFFER Approximate
ly acres. with 2. mile ~ now
Seattle Everett state highway
nov under construction. Prac-
tlcally brand new broom house
fnot quite flnlshcdJ. new poultry
house good we'll. one acre cleared.
fenced and highly cultivated: nice
brrrt patches and family orchard,
electricity. telephone. mall delIy-
cry. close 10 school stores and
iutrrurbhu. convenient distance
from Seattle Or Everett mountain
view This la Blk bargain at
$4,000: terms $50 CHsh. $40 ia 40
days, $50 per month. CaH a. go
walker Bldg corner Second ave.
and University a. III i0t-OIs2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
SeECIAL NOTICES

,ooeo oeoo.ooo.oeo o +,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

MUST ssiI attractive little home in
Columbia district, up on hill. liy-
inK and dining room. kitchen and
bath below. . bedrooms upstairs.
which De susceptible 81 improve
msnt. fun cement basement,
street and alley paved. No man
sion. but comfortable little
home. and must sell az n price that
won't let II gather dust but need
IIb0 cash You can rent " for
more than monthly payments.
RA nler-5fTl.
sAf--Havc you seen ,Aiine HelRhts7
Never again viii view property be
sold at such low Prices Easy pay
msnts. Lots. tracts any desired
a. aiEe. Good soil. Twenty minutes
20 Pioneer square Cioas city car
line Paved street Modern con-
Nrnieucea, Marginal Way Realty
Co. saoI corpon ave. GL cndlo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
$4,000
Owner Must Sell

Just finished! basement garage.
hniit-in features. everything up
to.dais. In finn North End resi-
Dental distriet. any reasonable
terms accepted. fun price $1,000,
The first seeing this viii bus. 30
do not walt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
A B C Realty

eli. rHINNEY AVE 81 n.st-7ilo
BiG OPPORTUNITY fsw more
view lots left in beautiful wsat-
holma Addition at $3.50 each:
terms sis cash per lot. $40 Per
month. Several very attractive
wonderful view lots, on paved Az
aion way. At 1900 each. terms $50
cash, $40 per month. The rapid
building dsyciopmsnt here VIII
smaE. you. Call today. Mr.. Con-
tractor. and take advantage Of this
opportunity. Biz demand for
houses In this district. 10 minutes
auto ride from Second ave. and
unlvsrsIty ST. go walker Bldg
III. iot.oisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
/ "a FURNISHED
APARTMENTS AND FLATS
University District

Nicely furnished 3-roum apartment,
pm pretty colonial home, ou
"a paved cornrr tight. phonr aud
electric washing machine Included.
,ASgaul't sac stei rim y. D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
10 STTUATION-MALE

EoTICE--I will do your painting
and kaisomining reasonable. 10
years service IN SEATTLE, So nset-
gIs8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Y FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE
SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE

BIG BARGAIN - Corner 5-acre
suburban home place. located only
few hundred feet from and over
looking new Seattle Everett high
way now being constructed: cheer.
ful Groom house. many windows;
modern poultry house. complete.
and foundation laid for additional
poultry house; good garage: ex-
ccllent well, vegetable cellar:
brooder house; one acre cleared:
heavy growth green clover: nice
berry patch. good soil: lies level I:
View OF mountains. Just the place
Tor small family. Price only
$4,000: terms $500 cash. SIS per
month. Cali at go Walker Bldg.
corner Second ave. and University
81, Ell iot-0is2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

FOUNDRY FOR SALE
Equipment. patterns. stock and good
win In good shape. Established
IN Seattle % years. EL-iot-6Ie7,
OF ca ptl- 1895.
ELECTRIC and battery shop for
sale, cheap. 1925 Olive. A. J.
Bonney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Wonderful Buy

:. Green Lake way-T-room bungA-
low. with view Of the lake. built
and for asio ny OWNER. Has all
modern improvements. breakfast
room. III. bath. hardwood floors
turnout. guest closet. with large
living room. tile fireplace. base
ment and garage. Must be seen
To he appreciated. Price $500:
$500 cash. balance 10 suit pur-
chaser $3.50 Woodlawn ave.
Nv ,,,,A.ssa4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
.A-TRANSPORTATiON

ARFYoU CONC no CALIFORNIA
Stare or steamer Panama canal
Hcnoiuiu f-uropo or orient LOW
Tsr RATS. AL LINES, Rratt.
strou q Co, MS cherry - MA in'
Ms Oldest nEoncY ~ seattlA
~ FRANCtSCo $50. LOS AN.
OELES. SsabN Pierce Arrow,
IN, WEh services no change y =
a s Auto stage Co. MS Cherry st
MAfn.Etpf. n. iut-Sats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Cleveland Broupham
Maxwell Touring
Paige sc Sport

In wonderful mechanical com
dition. ropaintcd. GrusH air
springs, automatic sWipe.
rear view mirror. extra tire
and cover spotlight, bump
sr on the front This car
runs and looks like n new
car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Oh. Nv! Oh, Myl

4 large, light. airy rooms and
large den. Large attic with one
room fininhsd. Cement basement:
paved district. fine location with
view 81 lake. Large lot, lawn
and shruhbery. The price Is be-
low the market. t3.s00 and some
assessments. Easy terms. Liberal
discount for cash.
JUNCTION REALTY co, Realtors
3207 n. 18th st Me lrse .150s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
GRAN BALE MILITAR

El Comite Executive Pro -Monu-
mento a los soldados muertos en- La
Guerra Mundial, y para conmemo-
rar La parte que tom6 Puerto Rico
en- la misma, ha decidido celebrar
un bale militar en- ell Teatro NUM-
cipal la noche del % de julio. To-
dos los senores invitados que per-
tenezcan hayan pertenecido a al
guna institution mihtar, quedan
invitados a usar su uniforme para
dar mayor realce la fiesta.
Este bale habfa de celebrarse
ell dfa 1s, pero debido al corto item
po que queda y que otro baile Sc
celebrara en- Aibonito ese dia, al
cual toda la sociedad de San Juan
queda. convidada, Sc ha decidido
posponerlo hasta Ell dia % del CO.
rriente.
Todos los que reciban sus invi-
taciones para ell bale del %, de-
beran hacer por este motive pa
triotico un gran esfuerzo para que
resulte un exito notable.