Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-20
III NUEVo DIARIO. Caracas
/, Cordially invited by the man.
agement of the Ritz to inspect
4 the machinery and other install

IL the machinery and other install
lationS OF this new and thor
! oughly modern factory for the produc-
ton of ice cream and soda water, we
acknowledge that we have been pro-
foundly impressed and gratified with
the opportunity to visit this establish
ment, a ccmmodious structure equipped
with the very latest sanitary features
and complicated apparatus. The or
ganization perfecting this enterprise had
rot spared the cost and the result JUS
titles such unstinted expenditure.
The opening of the Ritz, the largest
soda fountain in the country and the
first in Caracas, will take place socn.
II is confidently believed the superior
service which this factory is prepared
to render will add to the demand for
what will undoubtedly prove an agree
able novelty to the most select portions
OF the public in this capital.
1t has been realized for quite some
time that we were lamentably in need
of a plant to manufacture harmless
cooling drinks and ices, for, dwelling in
an essentially tropical climate such as
this, such refreshments are absolute
necessities There will be supplied a
complete variety of all kinds of frozen
Gainties and chilled beverages. con-
cocted and perfected by an expert spe-
cially imported from North America to
supervise the composition of these de-
lectable inventions.
The Ritz will maintain its own re-
freshment rooms. where. in addition to
ices, sherbetS and similar cooling dishes
end beverages. will be served sandwiches
of all kinds and lunches every day in
the week. We do not hesitate to say
that every day will be good day for
this enterprise, armed with such at
t, actions and opening its doors at the
time most opportune-that Of our in
tensest heat. Both the high character
CT the offerings and their novelty to
us. we feel sure, will develop a most
satisfactory business.
~
Noted Hawaiian
Restaurant for Sale.
The Honolulu Advertiser.-C. s. Bar
tow, esq, Lahaina, or c. c. Harris, ESQ.,,
Honolulu, advertise for sale at Lallaina
the Commercial Restaurant. The uneX-
pired lease to this well known place of
business, together with the bowling
alley. is offered for the sum of $780, or
the bowling alley will be sold separately
if desired. to be removed from premises;
price. $50. Title guaranteed. No sale
being effected, the whole premises are
offered for rental at $25 per month,
payable monthly III ADVANCE.
Honolulu Turnverein still continues
it's weekly exercises, although it has not
met with that full attendance latterly
which such a beneficial institution de-
serves. Young and old should join in
and Mr.. Voelker will do them good. The
Verein has a shower bath and bathing
apparatus connected. which members
can at any time avail themselves Of.
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BIameS Spoiled
Children on Mothers.
The Daily Mail. London-Miss Agnes
Pirie, superintendent of the Mile End
Nursery School, Glasgow, speaking at
the Royal Sanitary Institute Congress
at Glasgow, said the spoilt child was
one who had been kept too close to the
mothers apron strings.
No child should be made to suffer
unduly because of some wrongdoing.
Children need not be challenged" to get
their obedience. To speak and feel as
though one expected the request made
tc be fulfilled was much more effective
than commanding the child and watt
ing to see If the command was obeyed
The fewer requests and orders given,
the better. "Don'tl" should come rarely,
but when an order was given parents
should see that 1t was obeyed.
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Belgium Spends
Sc, 1880 for Horses.
lie Soir. Brussels.-Statistics for the
first five months of the year show that
during this period there were exported
from Belgium 1892 colts for the
sum of 4,413,000 francs, 2,265 mares for
the sum Of 1l,660000 francs, 1888
geldings for the sum of 25.ol9,OO0 francs
and 284 stations for the sum Of $780,
coo francs. which gives a total of 8,069
horses. sold for 43.878.o 900 francs (S6,-
l42,92Ol. The principal purchasers al