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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

HIPOTECA. 81 usted tiene una
casa ffnca que valga de cuatro
a cinco mil d6lares Y desea un me-
gocio que 10 dele $4,000 mensuales,
no necesita vender esa propiedad
para obtener Ia nuestra. El mejor
'negocio de p. r., el mejor situado,
ell de mas poryenir. Escrba al Box
GAO, San Juan. 5-22
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usted cOnseguIr hermoscs bOu-
Quets7 Bonitas Coronas y otros ira
bajos artfsticos en- flores naturales.
Tambien sc imprimen cintas para
coronas. Lame al tel6fono son, Sam
turee. Stop 20 Martin Pena = serA
atendidos por la sefiora Parsl. p.
a@~rsese~~~@~~@~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

OLARES I'm Ill CONDADO-A
las numerosas personals que han
yisto recientemente los pianos y So
lares de mi propiedad en- ell Conda-
do les aviso que ST estan interesa-
das en- los mismos Sc comuniquen
conmigo seguidamente, pues me
propongo embarcar para los Esta-
dos Unid0s en- JUNO Is Y no regre-
sare hasta noviembre. LEE III. VEN
DIG. Telefono $50. Santurce. 6-i1
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4 sERRADEROs Z DEPOsITos

de MADEIRA del pafs. Maderas pro
plas para muebles finos en- todas
las medidas. Tenemos, Laurel Sabi-
no, TabonucO, Guaraguao, Nuez-
rnosca, Canelo Negro, Laurel ANA
rillo. Postes en- todos tamafiog. Ca
mones de algarrobo para caro-, ra-
yos. lanzas y ejes. Sc sirven pedi-
dos La orden. Informes, AGUSTIN
ALAMO, Box A. Telefono No. 9,
RIO Grande. 5-26
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q La Tos 1,E M0IEsTS- G1 .PiSo

en- su farmacia un frasco de
"HYOTOLE' el excelente jarabe
que hace desaparecer la tos mas
rebelde en- POGO tempo. No dele de
probarlo en- seguida. Convenzase de
clio. .5-28
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NdOTOREs ELECTRICOS marc,


Century Y Warner mOtores de Ga
solina marca WHITE; los tenemos
en- existencia para dar servicio a
prccio moderado. Mueya sus ma
quinarias con fuerza. Ferreterla
MERINo. 5-24
~>~~~~~~~>s~s~~~D~
GOLICITA yarias senoritas de la
lsla para matricular alumnos,
ofrece buena comision. Escuela por
Correspondence. Habla y pronun-
ciaci6n en- ingles. Apartado 2, Aqua
! dilla, T.. r. 6-3
~~~~~~~~~~~N~
CE VENDE un solar a 50 metros
de la Gale del Park. situado
en- la calIe lopez Landron que
mlde II I'D. de frente por 25n.- dc
fondo.
InforIoara. teiefono 1I61 verde.
7 -. y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

CE ALQUILA.-- En- la calle de
Salvador Brau, una habitaci6n
amplia y ventilada, para hombres
solamente, entrada completamente
Independence. Para iDformes tele-
fono 1890, San Juan San Justo
35 bajos. &c
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

REGALAMOs a nuestros clientes
una preciosa muneca Bailarina.
Vale 5000. Puede verse en- nues-
tras vidrieras. yenga a buscar Su
ticket gratis. LA ELEGANCIA, San
Justo 35, San Juan, p. r.. 6-20
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TNDESrNIzACIONEs A OBREROs

Las gesti mo activamente ade-
lantando dinero easos sespeciales.
Fendo varios -tipos casas. Precios
violentos. Admito cenisiones de
~enta casa, fincas rdsticas. Infor-
me Edificio Bouret No. 20. Tel6fo-
no 1926. NJ. Rivera. 5-27
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CE VENDEN una casa parada Is
No. s, una calle Asia, dos en-
Puerta de TERRA 81 y 80, una
Caleta San Francisco No. z. Infor-
mara tel6fono 773 azul, Santurce.
~~~%~~N~~%1~
RUENA OPORTUNIDAD. Por te-
ner que ausentarse su duefio ur-
gentemente, ofrece sus muebles en-
venta. por cantidad muy limita-
da la Avenida Taft, No. 20,
llame al Tel6fono 364 Negro,
Santurce. 6-1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

KHTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para el complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efecto eficaz Y
rapido. Pida informes a: 'Los Mu-
chachos', Sues. de a. Mayol Y Co..
San Juan, p. r, r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

VACAS.-Yende1nos un lote de 40
del pals. entire paridas y horras,
Son j0yenes. Sc interesa venderlaS
rapidamente Y sc dan muy baratas.
Eugenio Foral, calle de Comefio
No. 1876, telefono 80. Bayam6n, J..
r. -. z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

AHEZCLADORAS de hormig6n mar
ca Republic. las mas fuertes con
81 potente motor de Gasoline Witte,
use una hormigonera Republic que
las vende la Ferreterfa Merino a
nrecio muy barato. 5-24
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sc ALQUILA hermosa casa con 8
habitaciones, servicio sanitario
doble, garage y un hermoso porch
en- la Ave. Ponce de Leon, parada
Is, ndmero 73. Informaran Telefo-
no 264 verde. Santurce. k-24
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CE VENDE casa de concrete con
mas de 600 mic de solar. En- Mi
ramar $4,000. Informaran: s.
LENA Co, s. Brau So r.
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.ENDO por $1,000 dulcerfa en- c

" ~
lie Morovis No. 8. Buena Glen
tela, bien acreditada. Tiene tres ma
quinarias fuerza motriz. Informara
Emiliano Hernandez Miguel Sosa
Mercado No. 8, Telefono 1919, San
Juan. 6-3
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OCASION nara hacerae le nn her h

OCCASION para hacerse de IN her
moso chalet de concrete. Bueno,
attractive. en- sitio mas fresco, higie-
nico Y saludable de Santurce
.Sfonteflores''. Sc Gambia por sola-
res, acciones de Banco, Centrales o
cualauier otro yaler realizable. Sc
deja parte en- hipoteca. Inf. Telefo-
no 2079, Santurce. Gale Bellavigta
No. 4S. Jnan NJ. TeIIadn. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
CENoRAs 0 sENoRITAs actigas

que dcseen ganar dinero con
yenta perfumerfa domicilio. Dirigir
Sc Regional Medicine CO., Ailas-
co. Indtil solicitar 81 no Sc envfan
referencias satiSfactorias. 5-22
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CANGA: Casa MADEIRA montada
concrete tres habitaciones, sala,
comedor, c0cina, banjo, inodoro,
buen garage, solar 200 metros,
$2200.00. Gale ndmero 10, Cape
tillo, Rio Piedras. :, G.,S
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a TENDON CONSTRUCTORS

vendemos Rallies, bigas Y plan
.chas de hierro propias para cons
trucciones de Concrete y a precios
muy lfmitados. A. NJ. Wood y Co.
Inc. Stop 81s. Telefono 1922, Puer
ia de Tierra. s0-2
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cRIsTALEs. EsPEgos, los eri.

hAO1AA1EO, ESEE'JOS, los crls-
tales que iucen en- Santurce esas
casas tan bonitas son vendidos por
la FERRETERIA MERINO. Compre
usted sus cristales en- esta casa.
R-24
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~ BoTELLAS DE VINO por
$500. Mande $500 Giro Mala-
trasi, Box 51s, san Juan y recibira
vuelta de correo irlstrucciones y
uvas para II botelIas de vino. Na6a
de engafo. G-7.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
q EsTRENIMIENTo ! aus co!

cuencias las Jaquecas, gases, BIZ
liosidad, urticaria, t1lceras Y reuma
tismo. desaparecen pronto tomando
AKARALGIA, una cucharadita
mas en- aqua antes del desayuno.
6-26
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TRAJEs DE PAi.M-BEAcH ce

nuino. Hechura y Material de
primera. Colores. Bonitos. Escogi-
dos. Absolute Garantfa. En todos
los tamaflos a $40 $l2.9S. COMA
LEI PADIN co. $50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

&c ALQUILA casa dos plantas
concrete, sala, cOmedor, tres dor
mitorios, uno mas en- planta baja.
Servicio sanitario, garage, servicio
anexo. Sita Carretera nneva, para
da 26. Informara 1853 verde, San
turce. 5-25
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TIIDRIERAs. MOsTRADOR. t.

nemos existencia, entregamos
inmediatamente armadas Y vende-
mos a los mas bajos precios de pla-
"a, no compre vidrieras sin inves-
tigar en- la FERRETERIA MERI-
NO. 5-24
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desea hacer una mudanza rapi-
da, economical, con absolute garan
TIA de sus muebles. llame al 192
sazul, Santurce y sera atendido eff
cazmente. p.
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CANGA. Vendo por cuatro mil do
lares cash y cinco mil en- hipote-
ca una herInosa resldencia en- Ell cen
tro de Santurce. Cost6 $12.O00. 90.
l Ramfrez. Box 55, San Juan. r.
Y. Ga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

Sc vENDE. Todo el mobiliario
de una familia que Sc ausenta
ccmpuesto de iuego de sala, CO
medor, dormitorio. cocina, una
naquina Singer otros objetos
mas. Para informes Gale del Hos
pital No. 2, Santurce Tel. No. 6S5
rojo. 5-2o
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Sc ALQUILA en- Santurce parada
261a, carretera Nueva amplia Y
c6moda casa con todas las como
didades modernas. Para informes
dirfjase a San Francisco 25 o lla-
me al telefono 1927, San Juan. 6-3
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CE VENDE buena casa de

a su familia gratis. Pagara us
ted Por .sus muebles una cantidad
razOnable. Contamos con buenos ca
miones Y carros de turismo. Mfde-
Sc con ncsotros y sus muebles no
sufriran desperfecto Personal edu-
cado. Tel. 277 Rojo o dirfiase a Ce-
IRA No. %. Santurce, r. Il. 6-23
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JNEcESITA UNA HABITACToN7
Hagalo saber por mediaci6n do
Ia Secci6n de anGncios clasifcados
de EL MUNDo. Ell costo es mas
baic de 10 que I'd. se 1igurA- r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

cE VENDE: / Registradora ssNa-
tional" de 6 gavetas, maqui-
mas Singer y algunas vidrieras.
Lame al tel6fono 500. s. J. P.
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RAULES-sIALETAs-
casa DE HUESPEDEs:

famiIias dlstinguldas. No echa,
rA de menoa su propia casa. Lu.
ella G. Riera 23O West, 107th St
! Apartamento 81 New York, Near
Broadway. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

TRAJES DE Drill de hilo puro
ingles. Bien mojado y Hechos a
ManO por Expertos Sastres. Garan-
ttxados. $12. $14 Y $16. So ioman
medldas para 6rdenes esp sssales.
GONZALEZ PADIN co. go
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

MAQUINILLA UNDERWOOD
modelo 5, completamente nue.
va Sc vende por SESENTA DOLA-
RES cash. yerdadera Ganga. Yea
Ia Edificio Padfn, quinto pisb.
tOLLER, RIVERA co. Telefono
1916, San Juan. ~, 5-26
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

VENDO DODOE clnco pasaleros,
gomas nuevas balloon, motor en-
excelentes condolences. Muy bara-
to. Informes Angel Tirado, tel6fo-
no 1886 azul 0. Allen 121s, San Juna
s5 5-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

PIEDRA CALIzA de la mejor ca
lidad, precios sin comDetencia.
Mande 0rdenes por cualquier cam
tidad. Despacho immediate. Ramon
Nieves Alicea. Tel. 671 Rojo, SAM
turce. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
CENoRrTA, cABALLERo. La E

tograf1a Gil, batiendo ell record
del arte. Sus nuevos estiIos han la
mado la atenci6n al ptblico inteli-
gente. Su retoque no tiene competen
cia. San Francisco ~. Tel. 1886.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

GE ALQUILAN dos habitaclones
en- casa de un matrimonio solo
prefi6rese otro matrimonio dos.
personas sofas Ayellida Asia, Stop.
%, tel6fono 824 verde, Santurce.
6-21.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

Ne VENDE truck g. NJ. O. 4 tone
iadas perfecto estado Y un ca
rro Paige 5 pasajeros, Informes Ga
rage Italiano. Condado 2 Stop IL.
ses~turce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
C,UATR0 CLAVEs:-yendo .ena

LxAAANV1 NA4tA I'D - \ tIlUV Cuts
tros claves telegraficas Bentleys
5000. a, b. G. 5ta. Edit. Mejora-
da Castellano $500, Simplex $1,000
Especial para negocio de arroz $500
Seijo, TEL 1923. 5-21.
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s CE yENDEN tres files de acero,
cuatrO gavetas. tamafio carta. In
formara Justo viIlamii. Luna 81 P
r~~@~~~~~s~s@SA@s Nu~@NN@u@s
PUESTO gasoIina Sc vende. Tiene
bomba moderna, tanque para
1856 .galones, GAIA. caudales, regis
tradora. compressor, GAIA Agry. 8
bombas aceite, aparador mostrador,
escritorio. Todo $3.50. Informes Te-
l6fono 1850 verde. Santurce. 5-28
Ny~~~~~~NS~~er~S~ee sSssr>S~u~SNNs
EARMACEUTICO. Sc solIcita pa
ra regente. P0co trabaio y buen
sueIdo. Dirfjase a Sucursal de EL
BfUNDO. Ponce. 6~6
@@@~N.@D@>~S~ ~sAS~S>bAs@SNs~s@lSNs
NTECESITAAEOS VENDEDOR:--
Joven active. que sepa bastante
ingles , con buenas referencias. SAL
vador r. Min Inc. Cristo il San
Juan, P. r. b-a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

pISO MODERNO:--se alquila, en-
sitio mas ideal poblacion. La ini
ca caAe con arbolado. Caleta San
Juan A. Telefono 1925 negro, San
Juan. 5-21.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

CE ALQUILAN los altos de la ca
sa NJ s, calle de Pujcls, parada
25, en- $45.O0. Tiene 5 habitaciones.
sala, comedor Y. servicio. Informe-
ra 77S azSil, Santurce. P. Gambia
s Co. 2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

; NITALINA. Tonico reconstituyen-
te. Estimulante del proceso. nu-
tritivo Regenerador Vital. Para
adultos Y nifos. Distributors.
Farmacia Solo Inc, Stop 15. 6-10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

NENDEMOS mny bonitos armazo-
nes de alambre, fecos, y agre-
names para confeccionar pantallas
de seda en- su casa, resultan pre-
ciosas Y baratas. FERRETERIA
MERINO. - - 5-24
p G RAEELA. Contable y Audi
tor Sc encarga de traba-
Jos de contabilidad, examen de cuen
tas, IIquidaciones. Barcelona %, Te
lefono go rojo, Stop 1917, Santur-
ce. se 5-24
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.rASA CERCA DE La UNIYER- 7
SIDAD DE "WILLIAM s. MA
RY"-donde Sc educaron Washing
ton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, etc.
lcursos para hombres Y mujeres)
Sc arrienda casa para familia. Cli-
ma benigno y especialmente saluda-
BILE para personals de los tr6picos.
Casa c6moda, preeio moderado In
formese hoy. GAUTHIER & HOAD-
LEY, Apartado 1906, San Juan. 6--5
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15
UTILITIES FEAR
FLORIDA BOOM
Continued From Page u

the income tax as unproductive.
This, I am told, in most instances
represents a saving annually Of more
than the land is worth.
BY establishing residence in Flor
ida they pay no State income tax
which represents another great saw
ing.
But men of this sort realize that
theirs must be a waiting game for
profits. They look upon the boom
as side issue which is temporarily
holding back substantial develop
ment.
Barron G. Collier, who has 1,000,-
900 acres in county he has named
after himself, gave this warning to
investors in the last issue of Forbes
magazine:
''Of all those who are clamoring
for property in Florida, how many
intend putting shoulders to the
wheel and through years of hard
work strive to bring this immensely
productive region into it's own?
But the task of development will
require years of conscientious, we'll
directed, openeyed work, plus the
investment of millions Of good hard
dollars.
between the two pictures
that Of partly drained wildernesses
and that of a land of intensely cult
waited farms lies a considerable
amount Of drainage, clearing and
building"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15

F'lorida's growth, that the little city
of Miami is issuing more building
permits than Washington, D. c., five
times the size, and that the total for
the State last August was $751;
900, 900. The figures are doubtless
correct, including Of course the alb
normal cost of construction. But
the largest operations are for
municipal improvements and hotels
for the winter trade. High housing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15

charges account for the activity in
dwelling construction. Then there
is a very considerable amount of
this construction devoted to the pro-
cess of gliding the brick"-putting
up one or two snowy buildings on
subdivisions to induce the public to
believe the "city" being sold is
actually being erected A little in
vestment in pretty building goes
a long way and is considered the
best form of advertising.
If, as you are told by the sales
man, Florida is crowding forty
years growth into tenth of that
time, there is an abnormal and I'M
healthy condition. 1t is like the boy
who grows too fast and has to wait
years for his organs and muscles
to become strong enough to operate
his cvergrown frame.
Bait Is Offset
Relief from State inheritance and
income taxes has been held out as
a bait by the State which has consti-
tutional restrictions on that plan OF
money-raising.
But this Is largely Offset by the
Federal inheritance tax provision,
whereby an extra levy of 20 per cent
is made on those persons paying no
State tax. Florida's chambers of
commerce will devote part of their
advertising fund this winter to lob
by in Washington and national pub
licity to obtain the repeal Of this pro-
vision which, they say, almost total
ly discounts one of their best argu-
ments.
Relief from state income and in
heritance taxes may result in con-
siderable saving for the rich, but
the small investor will have to pay
the bill Floridas Improvement pro-
gram, her city bond issues, govern
ment expenses and the like all must
be cared for and all are heavier than
ever before and will increase. The
money has to come from some place
and in the absence Of other sources,
must come from tax on the land.
The tax rate you are told Is lower
than last year in spite of the big
Jump in expenses. But assessments
have been raised and the actual rate
on previous valuations is increased.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-15
Need Healthy Back-Land

:
Need Healthy Back-Land
The ultimate value Of the many
subdivisions throughout the state
cannot be determined until this de-
velopment, which Collier thinks is
far in the future, has been consum-
mated, because no city can long re-
main r prosperous without a good
healthy back-land.
Don't follow the rich mans lead,
unless you are prepared not only to
pay him a neat profit but also to
wait many years for your own profit
Spectators add nothing to genuine
value. Unless you use your land,
you'll lose your money.
Another argument used to inspire
confidence is the heavy investment
being made by railroads, telegraph
companies and other utilities.
But these very companies are ter
ribly worried right now over those
investments.
H. d. Rodenbaugh, general man
ager and vice president of the
L
"Florida's future depends not on
these building lots and resort towns,
but on her ability to produce food
crops and support industries.
1--WE are forced by this boom to
enlarge our facilities. We are now
double-tracking our road because we
have to keep up our service, which
is now crippled by the congestion.
But the quicker this rush is over
the quicker We'll get down to solid
development"
Rodenbaugh sees that there will
be little return on the investments
which have been forced upon him
unless the back-land is developed by
honest labor over many years. Rail.
roads can't live on passengers alone.
They must have freight to move in
both directions.
Utilities Are Worried
The telegraph companies are
spending millions to keep up theii
service. Like the railroads, they
are not investing for the sake Of
the investment, but for the sake Of
their regulations. They must give
service. A telegraph company of
fetal admitted to me that he is wor
ried sick over the situation. With
Tampa running a million messages
month, Miami nearly two million
and other points in proportion, big
ger clearing exchanges have been
Installed In 80
cities many times as large.
But the company has had to do it
IL foresees that when the rush is
over, it will have a lot of wires or
hand. It's hope is to have the rush
last long enough to pay the bill.
All these utilities would welcome
MORE permanent agricultural de
velopment.
You are told, as an evidence nj
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05

a nickname was affixed to Ander- son, which he says, he has never been able to fathom. If Pete Anderson sounds commonplace, Pistol Pete" is the name to be remembered and un- der that moniker MT. Anderson is known far and wide, from the Arc tic slope to the ocean-washed Alas ka shores of the Pacific.
 Tn those earlier years, MT. Ander- son came north as a member of cod fishing schooner. In the winter the vessel sailed South but each spring, until the year 1885, MT. An- derson was always found on some schooner northbound. In 1885, he joined the schooner Alexander in San Francisco as second mate, and sailed 1 to Siberia for seal and sea otter hunting. Upon his return to Alas ka, southbound, from Siberia, he left the boat and, with few exceptions has remained in the Territory perma- nently.
 | Tn the winter of 1896 he spent trapping in Steppewalker Bay, locat- ed about SO miles from Unga. The following years he hunted sea otters east of Chanerbouro, on Unimak Is- land. In 1890, he erected a fishing station of his own about one and one-half miles from Company harbor, on Sanak Island. Two years later the entire structure was swept away in terrific gale. MT. Anderson then took up various occupations includ- ing trapping and bear hunting on the mainland until 1898, when he quit and took employment with the Apollo Mine Company at Unga. He re- mained there until the following year, ] 1899, when he went over to Chig- nix Bay and opened up a coal mine.
 At about this time under the Roosevelt administration the lid was clamped on many things, i'll cluding the coal fields of the Terri tory. MT. Anderson was out of bus mess and job again, so decided to make a trip to Southeastern Alaska and try his fortunes in other Alaskan fields This was in 1901. One year in the Panhandle district sufficed so he returned Westward to Valdez
 where he remained until the fall of 1903, moving then to Seward where he secured employment with the
 railroad then under construction.
 Since that year he has been a
 permanent resident of Seward. He
 took up a fine homestead many years ago across the bay from Sew ard and when not occupied in fol- lowing the fishing industry, spends
 much of his time on his farm. There are few Alaskans who know this and
 the Westward district better than
 MT. Anderson, who spent so many
 years of his interesting career, in
 actual contact with the various re-
 gions.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05

The first floor facing on the main street, is fitted up with offices occu- pied by the Alaska Transfer Company, the Alaska Steamship Company and the Pacific Steamship Company, re- spectively, and one office on Railroad avenue facing the waterfront.
 The whole second floor is de voted to apartments and is occupied by number of prominent families, who have found that living is cheapened and made more convenient by the many innovations introduced by the builders. The third floor is also occu- pied by several families, who while living high are in reality lowering ex- penses. The view of the bay and sur rounding mountains, is magnificent, all rooms in the building being well light ed by wells in the walls, and by ven tilating shafts.
 The building is of stucco design, and as absolutely fireproof as modern ingenuity can make it. Eight firestops were built into the walls, and firehose hangs conveniently in every hall, with fire extinguishers at intervals all over the building In case any one apart ment caught fire from any cause, the flames could be confined to the room affected, with no damage to any other part of the building, as large drains are provided to carry off the water poured on the flames. The building has a fine water and sewer system, and is entered by several stairWays. A glance at the above picture will uphold our contention that 1t IS the finest structure in Alaska, and cred lit to it's builders. Cal M. Brosius was the contractor and Charles Lechner furnished the boiler and plumbing.
 Peter Peterson was carpenter Ill charge of the work while Gerhard Johnson had the contract for the ce- ment and stucco work.
 In front of the building is a line park. constructed by the propr1etors of the Arcade building at their own expense. with large fountain play ing in the lawn, and rose bushes and shrubbery in profusion-
 The Arcade is but one of the many fine structures to be found in Seward making the town one of the most at tractive in the Northland.