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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-26
Check for One Cent

WELDON, N. CA United States postoffice check for one cent dated August IT, 1893. and issued to Post master S. L. Gibson is in the poses aicn of his son, Carl Gibson, near here. S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-26

Gibraltar. one at Cadiz on the At lantic, and the other at Cartagena on the Mediterranean.
 British Ship Huge Supplies
 For the army Seville is divisional Headquarters while Cadiz, Granada and Cartageraa are brigade head quarters. In Africa, Tetuan is di- visional point while Ceuta and Me
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-26
Now-Cantaloupe Butter

TOPEKA, Kans.-Topeka is tast- ing something new in canteloupe butter. It is made from homegrown melons and is something like apple butter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-26
It's a Record

LEFORS, Tex.-Trevor Wolfe, IT, is the only person ever to start school in the first grade and continue until reaching the senior class.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-26
Earns Living at 76

WICHITA, Kas.--Mrs. Edith l.. Vincenz, 76, earns a living for herself and her invalid brother, 88, by rais- ing flowers.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05
SHERIFF SPEAR, UNDER
SHERIFF MCDOWELL ON JOE

Sheriff w. B. tJunior) Spear, APP
pointed March 16 By the Big Horn
county board of commissioners to
succeed the late H. E. Vance as
sheriff of this county, assumed his
duties Monday morning, April l.,
as did also his undersheri1I. Sam
E. Mcdowell who. with Mrs. Nc
Dowell and their two youngest
daughters, Misses Orajean and
Corinna. moved from the Hersh-
berger residence at the corner of
Crow avenue and Third street
into the living quarters i'll the
county Jail. Their eldest daughter.
Miss Barbara. is a student at he
Billings Polytechnic institute.
Sheriff Spear will for the presen:
make his home at the Hotel Beck
err. Mrs. Spear remaining. for the
summer months. at their stock
ranch near Kirby, to direct opei2-
tons there.
Henry H. Ulrich. who was ap-
pointed March l by the late
Sheriff H. E. Vance as undersheriff.
and BY virtue of Sheriff Vance's
death became acting sheriff a few
days later. returned Tuesday to
his home at Wyola, where re IS
engaged in business.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05
Annual School
Poll Sufurdu
Interesting Contests Hardin and
Lodge Grass Districts. Polls
Open From 2 to 6.

Keen interest is manifested in at
least two school district elections
in Big Horn county, those az
Lodge Grass and at Hardin.
In Lodge Grass district NO. ~
for the first time in many years
a complete new school board OF
five trustees is to be elected Sat
urdav next. There are ten can
didates for the five positions
two complete tickets representing
the two factions which are d.
vided on the kind of policy that
each thinks should govern the al
fairs of the school district. Foi-
lowing are the candidates:
For the th~ree-year term-tWo to
be elected, Harry Bouton. present
chairman: Robert L. Bob Egg
CART. Charles Gardner and Robert
j. Miller.
For the two-year term-one to
be elected. Fay T. Abel and Robert
Yellowtail. superintendent of the
Crow Indian reservation.
For the one-year term-two to
be elected, Otto Brockway, P. R.
Forman, James Carpenter and B.
A. Zimmerman.
In the Hardin district. No. 17H.
there are two trustees to be elected
for a three-year term. The two
outgoing trustees, w. B. Plympton
of Crow Agency and H. w. Bun
ston of Hardin. as we'll as Jens
Kalberg of Hardin and Harry c..
Lobdell of St. Xavier have been
nominated. There does not ap-
pear to be any question of policy
in this election. but because of
there being two candidates for
each position. it is probable a
heavy vote will be polled.
The polls in the Hardin district
will be open from two to six
oclcck p. M. at the following
school houses: Hardin grade.
Hallway, st. Xavier, North Bench.
Crow Agency, Maschetah. Tullock,
Spring Creek. Wolf and Sarpy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05
Get Prompt
Attention
Approval of Mortgages Insured
BY Housing Admin Requires
Less Than Week.

Washington, D. c., April l.
Reports from the 63 insuring Of
fices of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration throughout the coun-
try show that an average of less
than a week is required for the
approval of an application for in
surance of a home mortgage,
either for refinancing or for new
construction, according to an an
nouncement by the administration.
One of the quickest approvals
yet on record was made within a
day and a half in the District of
Columbia office in Washington,
but it was pointed out by admins
tration officials that the circum-
stances were exceptional. The
credit report, for instance. was
Immediately available while usu-
ally three days r required to OBJ
tain this information.
Four of the main causes of de-
lay, it was stated are: ~ when
the property is located at a re-
mote distance from the insuring
office: (2) when new material or
novel design are involved in the
construction of the house: (3l
when the property is located in a
new development: or ~ when
the advice of Washington head
quarters is needed in exceptional
cases.
While every effort is being made
by the insuring Offices to handle
applications for insurance with the
utmost speed, administration Off
Gals stated. thoroughness and &C
curacv are never sacrificed. The
procedure follows:
If the property owner has al
ready made arrangements with the
bank or other lending institution
Tor the mortgage loan. the instiCl-
ton makes the application for in
surance of the mortgage to the
nearest office of the Federal Hous-
ing Administration. If the property
owner has not vet found a lender.
ne may make the application him
self.
In the insuring office the appli-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to tender our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the
many friends for their kindness
and assistance on the occasion of
the death of our husband, father
and brother, DR.. Thomas B. Mar
quis. Especially do we wish to
thank his friends. the members of
Hardin Post NJ. 8, American Le-
glon' Chaplain c. A. Bentley, the
Legion Trio, and Max Big Man OF
the Crow tribe of Indians.
Mrs. Octavia Stewart MARQUIS.
Mrs. Minnie Ellen HASTINGS.
Mrs. Octavia He'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. MARQUIS
and Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. MARQUIS
and Family.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05
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Mr.. Fly called at the Spring creek
school last Monday.
Clarence ellis called at John
Luther's last Sunday.
Floyd Patterson is now employ
ed at John Luther's.
John Luther, Jr., was a Hardin
caller last Thursday.
Eva Romine spent the past
weekend in Billings.
Neva and Alma Fly called at
Aliens, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fly and family
spent Sunday at Camps.
Floyd Patterson visited at Clar-
ence ellis last Sunday.
Homer S. Allen was a caller at
John Luther's last Tuesday.
John Luther attended to bust
ness in Hardin last Monday.
Bill Norris and family have
moved onto the Homer S. Allen
place.
Tom Macleod and son, Burgess,
visited at ira Haynes, last Sun
day evening.
J. S. Romine spent the past
weekend at Bert Romine's on
Little Owl creek.
John Luther and children, John
Luther Jr. and Anna, were Hardin
callers last Saturday.
Leslie Allen is at home now.
He has been working the past
winter at a CCC camp.
Bill Shrine, George Miller and
Eva Romine were dinner guests at
jeff Dinsdale's last Wednesday ev-
ening.
Those attending the meeting at
the Spring Creek schoolhouse last
Saturday evening were Mr.. Camp.
Bill Morris and Lloyd Epler and
son Benny.
Louise and Bud Dinsdale en-
tortained a number of their
friends. last Saturday evening. Tic
evening was spent at playing
games and dancing. A delicious
lunch was served at midnight.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver and Louise. Mrs. Bertha
Miller. George and Edwin Miller,
Vada Perry, Eva Romine, Harriet
CrNsWoll. Vern Good. Bill Shrine,
Waldo Herman and Jack Holmes.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05

cation is first examined to check
up obvious errors. 1t is then turn
ed over to the architectural ana
valuation sections, which make a
dual inspection and appraisal OF
the property.
Each of these sections makes a
separate report to the CHIEF un-
derwriter, who is in direct charge
of underwriting activities. After
a complete review, he makes MS
recommendation as to the risk
and classification of the mortgage
to the director.
If everything meets with the ap-
prevail of the director, a commit
ment for insurance is issued. This
commitment is final if the proper
ty owner has already arranged
with the lending institution for
the mortgage loan. It is tentative
if a lender has not yet been found.
but requires only a few minutes
to be made final when arrange
ments for the loan have been COM
pleted with an approved lending
institution.
The average time required for
approval of the insurance appli-
cations is said by Housing Ad-
ministration officials to be about
the same in Montana as in New
York. The chief reasons for this
uniformity are said to be the fact
that the STATS of the insuring Of
fices received uniform training in
the Federal Housing school for
underwriters. and that their duties
and procedure are defined clearly
and fully in the underwriting
manual. While the great distance
of the properties from the in
surfing offices in some states slows
up the process, more time is re-
ouired in crowded sections of the
country for actual valuation of the
property.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05
LOCKWOOD BROWN, BILLINGS
ON HIGHWAY COMMISSION

The appointment by Governor
F. H. Cooney of Rockford Brown
of Billings to the Montana state
highway commission in place of
O. S. Warden of Great Falls is
highly pleasing to the people OF
this section of Montana. ana
should mean that Big Horn county
will receive more consideration in
the way of highway improvement
in the future. Browns appoint
ment is for the tvo-year term.
The two others named are Dr..
Harry j. McGregor, of Great Falls,
and L. J. Croonenbergh of Mis-
soula, each for four years. The
latter, who is already on the
board and whose term would have
expired April l. 1887, resigned
April l, and was Immediately re-
appointed for the long term.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05

At the last meeting of the Har-
din Lions club, Monday evening.
preliminary steps towards financ-
ing the project of a wading pool
in the Hardin city park we're tax
en-. and ere long a committee will
call upon every citizen of Hardin
and give him or her an oppor-
tunlty to help put the project
across.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05
Spark

Spark photography has proved to
ballistic experts that when a gun is
hred the gas leaks past the bullet n
energies from the muZZle before the
bullet itself.-Freling Foster in col
lier's Weekly.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05

Attorney r. H. Burke "a down
Wednesday from Billings. He was
already to leave with his family
for a two months stay in Wash
ington. when his son Paul came
down with scarlet fever, and they
had to postpone their trip until
about the first of next month.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05

I. P. Long, for the past IS years
an employee of the government
Indian service, the last eight years
as engineer at the Busbv boarding
school, was in Hardin, Wednesday
morning. en- route to Billings on
a business mission.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science services al
Pine Lodge, Sunday morning a;
II o'clock. Subject, "Unreality."
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05

Indications point to a packed
house for the Hardin American
Legion Minstrel show at the Har-
rlet tonight. If you enjoy a good
laugh-and who doesn't? Don't
miss it or you will be sorry.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-04-05

Guy Guiken of the Billings Ga
zette is in Hardin on one of his
periodical trips for his paper.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
Fiesta de sorpresa en- honor de Feter Cszanlgl

Ancche Sc do una fiesta de
sorpresa, en- ell hotel Tampa
Terrace, Il coronel Peter O.
Knight, notable abogado y
presidente de lila compania
Tampa Electric, con motive de
cumplir 20 amos.
Tomaron asiento alrededor
de la mesa, preparada con ex-
quisito gusto, los Sres. juez Al.
Akerman, de la Ccrte Fede-
raj; Francisco Arrange, John
Bell, r. E. L. Chancey, w. H.
Blake, w. B. Brorein, A. c. Gle
wis, Frank Diaz, James F. Ear
ly, Enrique Pendas, F. E. Flet-
cher, Frank Cannon, J. A. Gri
fin, Joe Right, c. c. Whitaker,
D. B. Mckay, P. o. Knight, Jr.
E. D. Lambright, Joe Lyons,
Ale Mas, George Mason, S.
T. Woodward, Roscoe Nettles,
DR.. L. S. Oppenheimer, R. M.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17

a conocidas y estimadas fami-
lias de esta ciudad.
Ella es hija de la Sra. Maria
Gonzalez, y el Gle los esposos
John Wirth.
Uniran sus destinos manana
en- la Residential de la madre de
la novia, en- ell numero Poll del
Tampa Bay Boulevard,
AL regreso de su viaje de
bodas, fijaran su residential ell
el n1mero 1928 del Tampa Bay
Boulevard.
Por adelantado mejores de-
secs por la felicidad de Virgil
MIA y Alberto.
Cesar RiUero.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
TONIC POSSESSION Ell NUE.
VO INTE-
RINO DE CATALUNA

Barcelona, Die. 17.-Tomo a
yer possession del cargo de 60
bernador general INFERNO de
Catalina, ell Sr. Maluquer, que
sustituye al Sr. Villalonga, de
la Ceda, que renunci6 al for
marse Ell actual gobierno.
Ell primer acto del Sr. Ma
luquer fue yisitar al p~residen-
tie del Parlamento catalan, d.
ciendo que ell Parlamento cata-
Ian todavia existe, a su juicio.
Asegura ell nuevo goberna-
dor que ordenara ell uso official
del catalan 81 Sc lie nombra 60
bernador en- Ipropiedad. Aver
acept6 las renuncias de los con-
sejeros de Gobernaci6n y Ira
bajo.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
CONSEJO DE MINISTRIES
BAJO LA PRESpENCIA
DE SU EXCELENCIA

Madrid, Die. 17.-Ayer lunes
e efectu6 un consejillo y des-
pue. ~consejo de ministries baje
la presidenAa de su E&elencia.
Sc di6 cuenta del estado de
as negociaciones ~comerciales
'on Francia y ell presidente de
la Republica prondncio un ex-
tcnso discurso, disaltiendo i'm
portantes problemas. Antes de
rue terminara ell consejo hubo
lie salir y marcharse, Son Ell fin
7e atender asuntos pendientes,
el ministro de hacienda, don
Joaquin Chapaprieta.
Ell decreto $disoluci6n do
Cortes Sc firmara y publicara
hoy dia II, de acuerdo con ell
plan del Sr. Porte!a Valladares.
Cree Ell gobierno tener pode-
res para %prorrogar lose presu-
prestos, por medic de decreto,
y asf 10 hara, contando con la
venia del Presidente.
Las elecciones Sc verificaran
con arreglo a la ley antigua,
porque las Cortes no llegaran a
aprobar una nueva aunque ell
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
SOCIALES
La function de La FrGterniddd-

La function de La FrGternidddr
Esta noche sera la function
del beneficio de la sociedad La
Fraternidad", en- ell tea ro
Broadway, de la Septima aveni
da Y Gale Is, Y c%ontinuara has
ia manana.
Para estos dos dias Sc ha es-
cogido la bonita cinta Forbid
en- Heaven, por Charles Farr-
ell Y Charlotte Henry.
Terminara ell lprograma con
dos graciosas coGiedias en- es-
panol.
Auspicia esta function lie Sec
ci6n de Propaganda de LA Fra
ternidad" y espera alcanzar ur
exito, que redundant en- bene,
ficio de sus socios.
Para las personals mayore:
Sc ha fijado Is cts. y para los
mines 5.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
UNA CARTA DE AGRADE-
E

FL Srf Antonio Menendez, su
elc~a y la viuda Sra. Berta Ne
n6ndez, nos piden hagamos cons
tar su agradecimiento lpor las
atenciones que tuvieron con su
hijo Y esposo, Eduardo (Cuco)
Menandez, fallecido r~eciente :
mente, a los Ores Santiago Pa
niello y Julio Gavilla; las socie-
dades La Fraternidad' y ell
Circulo Cubano; la Clinica "El
Bien Publico", donde falleci6, y
otros medicos, institucionss y
amigos.
''Cuco' llevaba dos amos en-
fermo y lie vieron los mejores
medicos de Tampa.
En- particular desea ell Sr. Me
nendez destacar su agradeci-
miento al DR., Luis Rey, que no
Sc apart6 de la cabecera del en-
desde la l de la tarde has
ia las 2:15 de la madrugada, no
ra de su muerte.
Quedan complacidos los esti-
mados amigos, que residen en-
la casa n1mero 1913 de la ave-
nida &c.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17

traje de soda blanco, confeccio-
nado con mudao gusto. e
EntTe la concurrencia anota-
mos a lagsstas.: Estela Robes,
OtiliaEobles Andrea la Paz, De
liza castillo, Onelia Castillo, E
melina Castillo, Berta Fernan :
DEE, Noemi Montero, Ofelia
Cohalls, Tilia Alvarez, Edna
Rodriguez y Lolita Diaz.
Senoras: Maria M~ontero, Ana
Castillo, Julia Quintana, Alodia
Acosta, Candida de la Paz, Ro.
sa Alvarez, Julia Fernandez
Maria Aguas, Amada Perez, NJ
ra Rodriguez, Lidia Miret, Ro.
ga PUG, Maria Valdes, Otilit
Hernandez, Carmen Carvajal y
Georgina Alvarez.
Con esplendidez Sc obsfquit
a la concurrencia.
Nuestra felicitacion sincera
para la enamorada pareja.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
Otf'G bOdd

OtrG bOda
En- ell hogan de los esposos A.
r. Rodriguez, de la Gale Is MI
nero 2406, contrajo matrimo-
MO su graciosa hija Anita Ro-
drigrez con ell j6ven .Ignacio
Zambito, ell pasado sabado.
Representa- a la Ley en- ell ac-
to civil ell Notario Sr. Oswaldc
F. Navarro, fernando en- cali
dad de testigos ell Sr. Oscar
Rodriguez, hermano de la no.
via, y la Sra. Anthony Caccia-
tore.
Presenciaron ell acto los es-
pesos Carlos Pitisci, F. Mora,
7. Locicero, A. Rodriguez y Os-
car Rodriguez.
Senores D. Leira, r.. San
chez, Y L. Cacciatore, Srtas.:
N. Rodriguez, Y V. MendeZ.
Felicidades a los nuevos es-
pesos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
A COBIRAR DOS PENSIONA
DOS

Ell Sr. Alfredo Montoto, del
consulate de Cuba, nos pide a.
visemos a las pensionadas Sras.
Maria j. Rivero y Maria Pau
lima Valdes, que pueden pasar
a recoger los cheques que para
elias ha remitido ell gobierno de
Cuba.
Quedan enteradas las respe-
tables damas.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
Una cdrtd

Una cdrtG
Firmada por Paquito Garcia,
Presidente de la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Circulo Cubano, comu-
nicandome ell bale de Navidad,
la noche del 25 de este mes.
Tocaran las pleas america
mas manuel Sanchez" y "The
Southerns''. Tendra a cargo los
bailables cubanos y eSpanolesi
ell conjunto "Santirzo''.
Empezara a las 10 P. M. y
terminara a las 5 de la madru-
gada.
Aprecio la invitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
MAS FRO PARA MANANA

La oficina meteorological To-
cal pronostica para la manana
del microbes fuerte escarcha,
con una temperature minima
de 36 grades.
81 Sc produce en- ell aire su-
ficiente humedad entonces la
escarcha sc convertira en- me-
blina.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
La matinee del EspaMOL

A~V
No queremos dejar de dedi-
earle unas lineas a la tempora,
da de matinees del Centre Es-
panol que sigue celebrando.e
en- la sala alta, donde todos los
domingos sc reune nuestra jul
ventud.
"Don Francisco" slgue EMU
siasmando a los bailadores. Los
muchachos de la Seccion de Re-
creo, con Gerardo Cigarran al
frente, Sc esmeran en- atender
a la concurrencia.
Tardes elegantes y diverti-
das, las de los domingos en- el
Centre Espanol.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17

Prince, Frank Traynor, Anto-
MO Santaella, AZ G. Turner,
w. F. Stovoll, John B. Sutton.
r. w. Simpson, David E. Sm;d-
ley, Tim Scully, S. E. Thoma-
son, Fred Thompson, Sam Ira
wick y J. A. Trawick.
Brindaron por la felic;dad
del Sr. Knight, los Sres. w. F.
Stovap Enrique Pendas, S. T.
WfSs d, E. D. Lambright,
IT,. ", C. c. Whitaker y
ell Rkerman.
Actu6 de maestro de ceremo
Mas Joe Lyons.
Mr.. Knight exp\eso SUI agra
decimiento por elaamenaje,
diciendo que ahora Sc sentia
mas optimista que nunca.
Placas de plata, con los nom
bres de los asistentes, Sc entire
garon como recuerdo al home
najeado.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
EcOS de una bOdG

EcOS de una bOdG
En- dfas pasados c%ontrajeron
matrimonio la simpatica Srta.
Ofelia Lidia Diaz y el j6ven
Jack AguaS.
Ell enlace tuvo efecto en- ell
domieilio de los padres de la
novia, los esposos Esperanto Y
Sixto Diaz de la avenida North
Albany nlmero 2616, ante ell
Notario Sr. Candida Perez.
La novia vestia IN elegante
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
LE1To Y DIv6RCIos

Cordelia A. Davy contra Oil
yer P. Davy; Mittie B. Deckle
coxra Abner Like Deckle; Ray
Jordan contra Conchita
Mateo Jordan; C. C. Sp;vey con
ira Rose Spivey, decreto; Sara
Bishop contra Jo1n L. Bishop,
decreto; A. N. Paul contra Clau
dia E. Paul, decreto; L. w. Rem
wick contra nellie L. Renwick.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
Ell TEMPO

Claro y frio. Maxima tempe
ratura aver, 81 grades; mini :
ma, 43.
Marea alta a las GIG a. m. y
z 80 D. M; marea baa a la 1:16
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
LA kCARAN
'."7S . De So 81.
WocdWck Ontario, Die.

Wocd9Wck, Ontario, Die.
Elizabeth Tilford una muj
de mediana edad, eondenada a.
rluente por asesinar a gu mari
do, sera ahorcada hoy. FL go
bernador general Sc ne26 a
cofmutarle la pena.
"Es mejor morir inocente,
dice la mujer a su abogado, en-
una carta, que estar aqui culpa-
be. La cruz es pe:ada; pero la
corona es dulce. No tengo te-
NOR, porque voy a encontrar a
mi cread9r, siendo ino9nte".
La gaceta., 1935-12-17

3shingtcn, Die. 17.-Nue-
- billetes certificates plata
de 81 Sc estan distribuyendo a
todos los bancos de laNnaci6n y
ell microbes llegaran al publico.
Preeentan los billetes, en- los
dos lados, ell Gran Sello de los
Estados Unidos, y en- ell anver-
so ell aguila familiar y la di-
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
La Fiesta del ArbOL

La Fiesta del Ar6Ot
La Secci6n de Damas de los
"Caballeros Leales de Ameri-
ca, que preside la atenta Srta.
Isabel Santos, siguiendo la ira
dici6n de todos los amos, prepa-
ra la fiesta del Arbol de Navi-
dad para ell pr6ximo jueves.
PreciosO ell arbolito, que Sc
ra cubierto de juguetes para
los hijos de los socios. Rasgo
bondadoso de las bellas dami-
tas.
Delpues del reparto habra
bale.
Estimo mucho la invitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17

Venta de lpropiedades: Ernes
to Gaetano Lo Re a Katie Flea
rCtta; Ignacia Ippolito a Dome
nico Ippolito; Sam w. Merritt
a Jose Brown.
La gaceta., 1935-12-17
Los ngevos billetes de a peso Sc
~ opondraan en- ciirculaci6px( Miercoles

visa "E PlurHus Unum". En- ell
reverse adeas del Gran sello,
unapi1Elde no terminada,
con I'm 30 triangular de gloria
Y sobre ell dibujo la divisa lati-
ma "Annuit Coeptis". Otra d.
visa, puesta mas abajo, dice:
Ordo Seclorum', 10 que
significa "Un Nueyo orden de
las Edades".
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asunto Sc discuti6 durante va
rios meses.
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V. Cusmano, Preparedness,
2613 de la Gale 21; Sra. H. H.
Davis, reparar techo, 203 East
Hamilton.
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DE CONSTRUC-
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I'm modelo de lujosa consola, ~
precio econ6mico. lie traera a listed
las frecuencias de la mayor parte de
las estaciones observation-disclosures
de policia, llamadas de aeroplanos,
telefono y amateurs. 7 tubos., u "al-
tavoz electro-dinamico, potencia do
5 watts, control Automatico We
lone Y muchas otras notables carac-
teristicas. Precio complete
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-27
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Rubber sole shoes. high and low for
men, women and children; japanese
Kjmonos: Fancy and plain pillow cases
and bed sets; japanese Silk Shirts; Silk
Handkerchief sets; BrocadeG satin In
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-27

colors to suit the taste Of the happy
youth and their conservative elders.
English cloth for suitings.
These are some of The many low
priced articles we are carrying.
Drop 10 and see our stock.
AIMEE DE CHABERf