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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-11

Plane Truth.
The paradoxical thing about the air.
plane is that it is not much good un-
less It is used up.-Boston Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-11

Children's Dresses; made of
Scotch Ginghams, neatly trim
med, $1.00.
Reduced from $1.9S.
Children's Chambray Dresses,
Soc.
Reduced from 75c.
Children's White Middies;
all sizes, 35c. Reduced from
69e.
Ladies' Aprons, with and
without bibs; made of French
Cambria; absolutely fast color,
39c. Reduced from 69e.
Ladies' Bungalow Aprons,
made of fast color cambrc, Acc
Reduced from SOC.
Ladies' Seco Silk Bloomers;
full sizes, $1.00. Reduced from
$3.50.
Large variety of Camisoles;
neatly trimmed made of wash
able satin, $1.00. Reduced from
$3.50.
Ladies' Gowns, made Of pink
and white long cloth, 800. Re-
duced from $1.50.
Ladies' White Lisle Hose, /
19c. Reduced from 29c a pair.
Ladies' Silk Hose, full fash
seam back, 75c. Reduced
from $1.25 a pair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
UNSIGHTLY
FRECKLES
Instantly Removed

Try this simple formula. Go to any
toilet counter and get "A bottle of Der
willo; apply two or three times daily
then watch the frecl>les disappear. The
very first application proves it. Once
you try it you will never be without it.
Thousands use it in place of face pow
der, as it not only removes freckles,
but instantly beauties the complexion
as we'll. There is no substitute for
Derwillo as no other freckle remover
does this. 1t gives you a rosy. white,
velvety skin everyone Just loves to
touch" Sold at all department and
drug stores with the distinct UNDER
standing that if YOU are not pleased in
every way you get your money back.
NOTE leading druggist, recently
sold any freckle remover which gives
better satisfaction than Derwillo.
1t is having an enormous sale and
we gladly refund the money to any
one dissatisfied. 1t is guaranteed abso-
lutely harmless, and Is sold at all
toilet counters In this city, Including
THE ANNTANKERSLEY AND THE
DEWOODY STORES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
VAUDEVILLE
HAUBER THEATRE.

"To every man once in his life
comes the decision between supreme
right and intolerable wrong" This
sentence is from Cynthia Stockley's
famous novel, "The Claw" which has
been picturized by Charles f. Whit
taker, and will be the feature attract
ion today at the Hauber theatre. 1t is
the latest Select picture made by
Clara Kimball Young and her own
company.
The sentence describes an absorb
ingly interesting and dramatic situa-
ton that confronts Maurice Stair, the
young English resident commissioner
at the outlying post where Mary Sau-
rim CLARA Kimball Young) comes to
visit her brother. Stair falls in love
with Mary; she, however, has no eyes
for any one except Major Anthony
Kimsella, Familiarity called "Kim" the
leader of the garrison forces.
When the natives rebel and the
Englishmen ride out to suppress the
uprising. Stair returns and reports
that the rest of the expedition has
been utterly wiped out, and that it
was Kim's dying request that his fin
ancee marry Stair. This she does,
only to learn later that her husband
is a coward and a deceiver. Stairs
time for the great decision comes
when they hear of Kim's being held
captive by band of Kaffirs in the
neighborhood, and despite the fact
that Mary has decided to leave him,
Stairs innate manliness is brought
out by the chance to save fellow
Englishman. He pulls himself togeth-
err and does the courageous thing, al
though the price he pays for his re-
demption is his life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
TIE-UP OF WIRES
WILL BE COMPLETE
WITHIN TWO DAYS

Continued from Page One)
company which was not fulfilled by
the postmaster general.
Reports from locals in all sections
of the county show Western Union
employees on the job with a few ex-
ceptions which are@negligible.
To substantiate his claims, Mr..
Wach displayed kilograms from asso-
citation officials in various districts
saying conditions were normal.
w. Collins, general superintend-
ent of the Postal Telegraph company
in Chicago, admitted that a large
number of their 300 operators had
quit, but insisted that if the agitators
about the building were driven away,
many employees would come to work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
BEST THEATRE,

No more rOmatic story of the war
has come than that of the famous
Lost Battalion, and of the ringing an
swer made to the Germans by the
American commander when they de-
manded his surrender. 1t has been
told in story and in many columns of
newspaper print. The men of the
battalion have been pictured in the
dailies and in the weekly news reels
OF the moving picture theatres. but
1t has remained for David Wark Crit
fifth to immortalise that story by i'm
pressing it in the indelible celluloid of
a photodrama.
The new Griffith picture is not a
war play. 1t has in it's plot some
things that have to do with war and
there are some battle scenes shown
that are said to be the best vet
screened, especially one of night
attack when the parachute flares
and a box barrage are seen work
ing simultaneously. The short
chapters that deal with the actual
fighting deal almost exclusively with
the charge and siege of one of the lost
companies that faced the Huns along
WV al S"Hile dHu WHO uidue lndI Gas
sis everlasting answer
THE Girl Who Stayed at Home is
the new production, which will be
shown at the Best theatre for Friday
and Saturday. 1t was written by
e. E. " Taylor and is played by Crit
fifth players, headed by Robert Har-
ron, who presents a character he has
never before attempted. but which is
said to show versatility in this actor
that even he himself had never
dreamed enlisted
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
Says Only 68 Quit.

Dallas, Tex, June 11,-Only GO
of the 1,727 employees Of the Western
Union Telegraph company, Gulf div
ision, have joined the nation wide
strike of telegraphers, according to
statement late today by S. M. Eng
lish, general manager of the divis-
ion.
Union officials, however, place the
number of strikers at much higher
figure.
The Postal Telegraph company of
Texas and the Mackay Telegraph
Gable company of Texas, admit that
practically all their Dallas operators
have quit. These companies employed
about 40 operators each here. The
Postal company declared that Port
Arthur, Tex, was it's only office to
be closed.
j. C. Corum, chairman of the Dali
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
ORPHEO THEATRE

There remains only three more days
In which to see the Jimmie (Sats)
Allard and his famous U. S. A
Girls musical comedy company at the
Orpheo theatre. They present today
and tomorrow new musical skit en-.
titled THE Lady in Red brimful Of
funny comedy situations, tunefu
music and catchy songs THE Lad,
in Red" promises to be the best bill
presented by Mr.. Allard since his en-
gasement at the Orpheo.
Corinne Griffith will be seen in hel
latest Vitragraph Blue Ribbon Fea.
ture .Miss Ambition This feature
is considered by the big critics to be
her best offering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
TRADE EXCURSION TO U. s.

Mexico City, June 1.-THE cham
Der of commerce here is planning to
organize trade excursion of Mexi-
can merchants to the United States
and preparing to receive similar mis-
sions reported to be coming from
Cleveland, New York and various
southern commercial centers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
REJECTS FREEDOM PLEA.

London. June 11.-Great Britain
cannot take any action which would
which would mean the disruption Of
the union of South Africa. This in
effect, was the answer given to the
deputation of the Nationalist party
of South Africa by Premier Lloyd
George in aPris on June 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12

91,., to- business YESTERDAY
Postal, and R. L. Belc i''Or at ID
operator for the Nactailef' MANAGE
t6e pines; message because Of ut9Se a
Tn0 neither is a member % Of '4 f5. st +
we MsnagG 1loj F, W. Hoyler ..
offered; He said his forc oil bushes
same, the operators bei ioaee was h
the association OF Westorss members q
psSes and not affected b by o t5s /. En- y
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
MEXICO HAS WIRELESS.

Tampico, Mexico, June 1.-THE
government has completed the erect
ion here of wireless station which,
it is claimed, has sending radius at
night of 1000 miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12

las district, Commercial Telegraphers'
union of America, said that between
$50 and 200 commercial telegraphers'
out of approximately 400 in Dallas
are out and that the same ratio ap-
plies throughout the gulf division of
the Western Union, which comprises
homa and Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12

Mackay and Postal Close.
The wires of the Mackay and Pos
tai lines out of Pine Bluff were clos
the tsates Of Texas, Louisiana, Okla
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12
Appeal to Wilson.

Atlanta, Ga, June IA cable
gram asking that he take steps to
end the strike of Commercial Tele-
graphers was sent tonight to Presi-
dent Wilson in Paris by the Atlanta
Federation of Trades, it was announ-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-12

ced after a mass meeting of that or
ganiZation.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-06-26

Mrs. Lawrence t. Everett fell
asleep at home in Laurinburg at
noon Friday, June 10th, 1919. 91-
Mrs. Everett was before her
marriage, Miss Martha Wall
.Covington, =, daughter of MIR.
Thomas T. Covington and Mary
Jane Ellerbe, both old families Of
Richmond county Martha was
born jon the fourth day off july
1882 in the home nows occupied
by9Mf. Ed: Thomas near Rock
ingharn. Child of two families
whose history is the history of.
the settlement and development
of Richmond County, she loved
it's people and traditions, and.
was never more animated than
when telling her children and
grandchildren the close and ac-
curate connection of these Rich
mond county people who were
her own kinsfolk. ,=alHD, gal
The family moved to the old
Covington home hear Laurinburg
when she was about four years
Of age and in, this. locality her
life was Spent. She was educated.
at Floral College, truly . a gentle
| Woman, j! y T birth and. bfeeding:: Cd
iii 1867 9 she va Vas pa mialtried 'too
lawrence Everett, and Is tRem
were were born eleven children, six
sons and i've daughters, oa1f IF
whom survive her. "a '','ols qIlih ).
During her happy married life
her home was was famous for, its
hospitality, and was a place Of
gatnerlnS IOT young IOikS ,IrOm
| all parts Of the section. ~ = And
she spent herself always to bring
| Joy to the crowd. "''''' ''''o'' ''-11
Thirty years ago, God called
her good husband to- come up
higher, and upon her fell the
burden and great responsibility
ofrearing this house full Of little
children alone! Shrinking, re-
firing and timid- Il wonder. !, how
she did it. So firm. 50 sweet,
and so gently quiet was she with
them, that when I think of how
|splendidlg she wrought, 4 am
persuaded that the powered ogthe.
most High was given her for
without a single exception these
children have gone out into the
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-06-26

world clean of heart and honest
of purpose because of her! Hear
the tribute of one of her sons,
written her from overseas Soon
you will be having a birthday,
and tho tar AWAY l shall rba
thinking ofjyou, iandE WANT YOU
toknowsthatl because of yous my,
life has been keptoc clean, and you
are the ene~person-in all the
world whom ! can 'love WITHOUT 9itv9s 4
a single mental reservation. :"
And EACH fthe eleven could add
their signature to thisl b'Tis the
measure of a perfect awoman's
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-06-26

life-to so live each hour Of
every day, that her children
could, with one accord, SO praise
her toQ@ft 10 nals72r9'ni ut
2And now the long day alone is
ENDED: flights of angels camea
and sahgher toisleep,s9 Tender
'ly,G beneath the flowers she asol
loved? Htheo DEAF hands Of herr
splendid sons bore her. to hero
resting place, and laid her be$ideI
her noble husband whom sheihad2
loved long SINCE and lost
aWhile."ii nj u h0e a36af aqaj} ot
y,sy mil, etsf E. S. E. !,
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-06-26

,Ilw 29ua5g onaGzGG as;9G
5ii.yns5rD 0orI vG5r1t&1 g1o5
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-24

so sutil de un clarO de luna. POr
que este autor de "COplas de la
vereda", nuevO en- ell libro y j6-
ven en- la vida, Sc ha aferrado a
un tono de sencillez tan Ostensi-
BILE, que 81 lie yierais y lie supple
rails, el, que ha podido crear mol
des Y harina para preparar la lio-
gaia cotidiana; que ha escrlto
Odas sentimentales y algunOs poe
mas sonoros Y fuertes que ha de-
iado ineditOs, Y que sabe de las
trompeterias de Rueda, de la elO-
cuencia de ChocanO Y de los Ii
bros intensOs Y eXtensos que triun
fan pOr ell decOro tipOgraficO y
que ademas, cOnOce tan bien ell
medic intellectual Ell que sc agita,
eli dOnde la pose es la mitad del
merito, pudiendO hacer un tomo
elegante, lace TN planfletito mi
nlsculo Y sin empaque vanidOsO
titllla sus versos soslayados ell
una ruta que es menOs que an ca
mia,o rccindl, V Ell yez de la sono-
ridad lie verses de Grtc mayor,
advierte que son coplas; cosillas
aligeras de contentO lntimO, sin
siquiera atcnuarlO diciendo que
tienen su poquillo de filosO
fla, de descreimicntO, de ful
cores de pensadOr, como 10 recC
mienda aquella estrOfa, pensa
miento infantil, calidO y viyO, ex
presadO por la voz aGn tremula
c inocente de SUI unicO hijO:
"Y :por que es, padre mio, que
(siendo til mi padre
que parece mi hijo dice siemprt
la gente
Y hay en- mi frente surcos
que la tuya no tiene?. .-pOseld'
| de que es mas elOcuente y ma.
poeta en- su regocijada humildat
que acicalado con esa guardarro
lpla deslumbradora que tan a ma
ravilla suele cubrir nader1as .
falsas aptitudes.
El tiene ell afan sincere de 81
humildad. Asi, lie dice a SUI hiio
con guiGn dialoga de contlnu"
We'd:
"Que para mi pobreza
I tinicamente anslO
ell orc de til cabeza
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-24


clones, Green qHc Ia crlldicion, el
aiardc einpcc,stado de cSeucla,
dana Ia csenciaii,Iad p"rmanento
de In poesia Y del aitc.
Quicro decir, hacen de rtcio
granite, 10 que debicra ser due
til matelia pcnctrahIc y donina-
bile p0r las cnrrgjaS ScjSoriaics
del coraz0n y III diriHa {pc@. tSi
quisiGrais, sabcr c0n vnc&tro pro
p;o razenaHiento y para qHc no
os creais cngaiia'!0S pol IN faISo
concepto de eXponlaneidad que
hayamos qlic;'ido justiijcar, we'd
este "Y, todo lp0rn qHd ~, dondc
Campoamor goza 81 al2do pcsi-
mismo V Gutierrez NAicra enc0n-
traria la pulS2cion qutda de sli
cltara:
'Esta cS Ia Vida.
MucIa hamhre, muclla scd,
Mucha an&iedad ,e cumbroS. j.
Y, 'todo, cpara quG?.'..
Aquel, adora, Orc,
Este, quierc, TN laurel,
El otro, anSia, amOres. =.
Y, todo, 1para qHG?...
'..'''.. .'.''''.' ...'...' =
........ ......
He aqui la vida, cual yo la vivo,
Sin manana. Sin hoy.
Solo lIeno de aver.
Miranda cual Sc aleiaa las h0ras
(miaS.
Sin scntir hambrc.
Sin darme sed'.
:Que hay dcsalino visible? Ne
jor.
Quertis una mas fuerte, ingG-
nua y adorable profession de f6,
mas lIcna de un optinismo noviSi-
mo, que sin q'crcr NADIA con todo
sc contcnta, que vive con 10 de-
aver, CON 10 lido, que cS 10 mismo
de hoy. y de mallana, 10 que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-24

sicmprc tcncmos v no tenemOs
la vcz, :qucreis una figura espi-
ritu1l concGntrica, mas clipsoidc,
sin ser un elipsis, mas circular
sin ser TN olrculo, v acaso mas
iniiEiia sin ser inlinita?
1A que poeta que no fuera un
conScicntc eSpontanco, como J.
u. II. Hernandez. sc le va a Ocu-
rlir ESQ, sin ferreOs temOreS al
peNS3micnto dialecticO que hur-
%anGo en- todo Guiere ordcnarlo
con una floraci6n de l0gica V de
razoncs fIlaS?
F,s aqucllo de Azorin: s. listed
cree que SOY pcsimista?- No SOY
nj pesimista hi optimiSta. FL pesi
mismo y el optimismo son igual-
mcnte falsos.. o igualmente
vcrdadcros."
Hay que admitir que ese aban-
dono poGtico es gracia para ell
crcador. Que las cltedras no con
sienten esas hechuras dondc solo
guieren campear policromlas ina
ginativas, diabluras cOrruscantcs
Y caprichos del sentimientO. Y
NADIA sc picrde con clio; y, en- cam
bio, mucho ganan la originalidad,
ell placer estGtico, ell colorido y la
sensation, que Il veccs prendcn
en- nosotros, dulce y acariciante,
anheloS augustos y prOmetedoras
esperanzas.
Enrique Lcfebrc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-24
lnpresiones de Arte.
Yum palacio que tengo dentro
(del cOraZ0n".

Yum palacio que tengo dentro
(del coraz0n".
De esa encantadora manera han
sidO muchos poetas adictos. Como
Sc comprendera, en- ella la metri
ca, la tecnica, tienen POGO que
YER, que hacer.
Solo unas miajas de mlisica YER
bal, una facil aptitud para YER
pompOsidades, sin gran cuidado
en- escandaduras, noyedad seila
lando himistiquios Y hasta I'm po-
co de cOnfianza con algunas in
propiedades arm6nicas, grandor
Y lozania al pensamientO poetico
que cobra una s0beranla Y fragi
lidad POGO comunes.
va no Sc duda de que 10 espon-
taneO, ell arte, no es academico,
nj mira para 10 crudito. Quizas
Ell este hayan convcnido siempre
los artistas. lei artista eSponta-
neo, por SUI inspiraci6n, ha dicho
siempre que le sobra su aureo CO
fire de d0ciles ensueiI0s, su aban-
donada fiebre crcadora para pro
ducir cl cmbruiamiento del delei-
te. Los artistas profundamcnte
emotivos son espontaneos. Lo
cual no quiere decir que los cru
ditOS no sean emOtiv0S. Mas, de
bera comprendcrse que 81 Il Vi
cente Medina, al mismO Rueda dc
los primcros empeiiOs eli ''La pro
cesi0n de la naturaleza" lie insi-
nuamOs como es tan ennobleccdol
saber las maravillas de las EXPIRE
stones puras, los encantos pulido>
de las abstracciones simbOlistas y
de los arrebatos romanticOs me
tiGndoles Ell la amplia galerla Ell
dOnde Sc cuentan, Ell m0d0 W epo
ca, desde NirgiliO hasta cl nltimt
Echegaray fragante y los delicic
SOS enferlfos Poe Y Baudelaire
mas que SECURE es que no scrlai
tan pcrsOnalcs, tan suyos, Ell ST
pOesia, que han ganado en- since
70 reconOcimiento la palma dc
una gorificaci0n laurel Y rosa e
lOcuacisimo autOr de "Cartas amt
ricanas", antes, en- cl prologo dt
"Azul" Y ell "maximo ex6geta An
dres Gonzalez, Blanco, despu6s, S
bien desde mas Iiycrsas concep
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-24
(J. p. II. He,ndndes.)

Hace pr6ximamente doce amos,
unos versos distributes en- soneto
me hicierOn cOnocer a ;su autOr,
TN joven muy alto y delgado, de
ojos Y cabellos endrinos, y de un
color palido revelador inequivoco
de continues vigilias. Alguien me
dijo que era mdsico. Y yo recono-
cf en- 6l un poeta. M1sica de am
bos modos. LiricO pOr los cuatrO
costados. Y, buen presagio, desde
luego.
De esOs versOs que sc escriben
de mozo, cuando la nOvia todavia
escOlar nos regala inOcentes que
jas y suspiros, asf eran los que de
EcuandO en- vez, en- algunas revis-
tas, venfan suscritos por j. p. IL.
Hernandez, ell de estas "COplas de
la vereda." Luego compartl con. el
una camaraderia cordial V admi-
rativa, hasta que las vicisitudes
del vivir V ell trasiegO de la busca
del pan lie llevaron Otros pres
cintos de lucha y de trabajO. Hel
nandez, pasada su epOca de estu-
dante en- las aulas de la ciudad
Sc fu6~ para une de esos pueblos
pequenos y apacibles, en- donde
continue estudiando para Obtcnel
la licenciatura en- Farmacia. y
la ObtuvO. ~
De dia ell dfa algin madrigal
suyo llegaba las reyistas illus
tradas, V, de elias a mi ansiosa CT
riosidad de cosas de pensamiento
lie vcnia leyendO hasta ahora
que, con amable dedicatOria, re
cibO ulf libritO, pequenlto, bre
viario de devotion artlstica
trasunto fiel del pOeta Ell que es
tan fundidas espiritualmente sus
caras prendas de ingenuidad y de
modestia, puras como la emoci0r
de un alma en- castidades evan
gelica. Sc advierte al YER ell tome
de versos que es el empehQccum
plido de un creador amOresO ce
lebrando sus anhelantes espOnsa
les con ell pensamientO de belleza
que lie Obsedio ell cOraz0n muchas
veces v Otras tantas lc emociont
en- desOladas tristezas bajO ell be
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-24

Estabecmeno constrnido exprofeso-Extrictas eondco
sanarias-a mas complete dotac6n la lsla, de apa
instrumental modernos de udad para tra
tamieno cenco de todas las enermedades curabes con
arrgo las mas reputadas rescrpcones m3dco quirrgcas
-termosa higienica situaci6n-COmodidad esmerad0
servco-Asstencia acultativa de primer 6rdenCHerpo
medco residente ell Sanatorio. t.7
Sc admen traamiento enfermos de pago de ano otro
sexo p1dendo ser sendidos po propos msdcos por
los de Ia Socieda1 - -
Dspartamentos especiales aisados para Se6oras
Consnltas ell sanatoro por el Dr. DON Julio Barrers
particuares de de la tarde los das laborabesReca
nocmientos $lOoo-Consua simple $500. =
Operacones traamientos especaes baos de lax de ae
hidroelecrcos hidroterdpcos masajes Rayos x Fulgu
rae6n etc. preeios eaqitstjya%%ene cOnvene0nse'
Rafael Cordero 122.
San Juan.
EdGcio consuido al objeto potado de los eemenos
cesaros Aenddo los pactcantes de la Socedad fuera
de las horas de consa dc los acuatvo guarda de urno
PERSONAL CIENTIFIcO. "a
Director del Sanatorio: DR.. Don Julio Barreiro.
Consulta General: Sanatorio-Parada 37-Hato Rey de
. 5 tarde todos los dias laborabes
Director del Consutorio Dr. Manuel Quevedo Bde1.
Consua General -Consultoro de 5 de La tsrde, loa
das laborables de II 12 a los dias festivos
Cruga General DR.. Don Rafael Velez L6pes. s.,
Consulta En- ell ConsultorO dc S tarde los dias abo
bes En- sanatorio partculares te 10 II dc Ia manana
Especialista en- oos, Narf1 Dido. a.rgant..-Dr DON
e. Fl Molina de St. Remy. - s.t@~
Conulta En- Consutorio de 3S tards los dias Ia
borabes En- ell Ssnatoro partcuares, de 5k tarde.
los dias laborabes if
M6dicos Internos en- sl sanatorio.
Manuel
DR.. Don Manuel COrtes.
Cirugfa Dental DIR. Don Lorenzo r. Noa
Consuta: ODonell No. 10 (Plazuela Co6n de 2 tar
de, los das laborables.
Practicantes Don Enrique Fernandez
Jose Ducheny,
I" Nicolas Gonzalez.
Zsencia facultativa efcasmente por 10 HI
de Ia Carload Nurses Ttudas de compea spttud prae
Hca continue larga experieDcia
Los socios de n1mero eveutuaes solo pagan e250 al
mes tenendo derecho acnddos eualquiera de
bos Esablecmentos al presentar mo recibo eobrado
Presdencia, Apartado 241. Tesnreria Apartado 2Ol
San Juan, p r. Gan Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-24

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-24
PIDA POR C. o. D.

Pantal6n polaina militar $125, frisas de lana
militares $500, Camsas Kaki 60 ctvs Camisas de
lana $780, Capas nuevas $780, Colchones de plaza
de guata forrados de cotn $500, Catres Mtares
$3.50.
Solicite toda case de mercancias de nuestra impor
taci6n,
- Gale de San Jose No. 2.
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