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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-18
Beautiful Building Site
Given Away

To all present at the opening of this
Lot Sale will be given ticket, where
by you are requested to place your
name on same and hand to auctioneer,
where you may participate in the dis
tribution of the $500 in gold, also the
Beautiful Building Site. as well as
Chocolate Candy, Bon Bons will be
given away all through the sale each
day.
Remember, you must be on the
grounds at opening of the sale in
order to secure free tickets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-18
REMEMBER

The sale will be held every day commencing at
o'clock D. M until every lot and property is sold. Sun
day excepted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-18
TERMS OF SALE

n
payments to drawn at of
ito
Iibe1tyB be acp a he market
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
PANDOLO RESIGNS AS
MOTOR COMPANY HEAD

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiRsl
Washington, June 19,-The fed
eral trade commission Announced
today that after full trial and hear
ing, it had issued an order that the
Pan Motor company, of st. Cloud,
Mimi, and Samuel C. Pandolfo, or
ganizer and formerly president and
fiscal agent of the company, re-
frain from certain unfair methods
of competition in the sale of stock
of the Pan-Motor company.
in this class of cases." the COM
missions announcement said. the
commission seeks to protect the
public against fraud and misrepre-
sentation in the sale of stock and
securities in interstate commerce.
Among the considerations which
moved the commission to initiate
the proceedings in this case were
representation made by the capital
issues committee that the Pam
Motor company was offering to ae-
cept Liberty bonds In payment for
its stock"
The statement added that since
the institution of the commission $
case, "the board of directors of the
Pan Motor company have demand
ed and received the resignation or
Samuel c. Pandolfo from the COM
pany."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
MORE SYMPAT
IS NEEDED SAYS
4 TEXAS WOMAN

tsy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiRs1
Des Moines, Ia, June ia plea
for more sympathy between youth
and older persons, and also between
the native born and alien here TO pc
adOpted as a citizen, was maze W
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, OF
Austin. Texas, at the evening ses-
sion of the General Federation OF
Women's clubs biennial convention.
Mrs. Pennybacker spoke at the
session set aside for discussion OF
community service.
she declared that the door ~
sympathy between youth and ma
die life and between youth ana age
too often was closed. In ninety
per cent of the cases, she sald, age
was to blame.
Speaking of the actions of young
persons today, she said, young
women would think "he would
consider it tame to sit at home; ne
thinks she would consider him
short if he did not take her
somewhere" -.
1.-THE greatest of all professions
| is home making" Mrs. Penny
hacker said. She urged a better
understanding between men ana
women. saying it would save many
homes being broken.
mo woman has right to marry,
unless she has some knowledge OF
the psychology of childhood. Too
Icing have we trusted to maternal
intuition" the speaker asserted
Mrs. Pennybacker called after :
ton of the duty of parent to emit
dren in contrast to the DEBT OF
children to parents.
Respect must be earned and de-
served and nos demanded, she SAID.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
small and normal incomes and

small and normal incomes and
profits"
No hope for return to pre-war
expenditures and appropriations
was expressed by the republican
leader, although he predicted that
for the fiscal year beginning July
/ 1921, a reduction "by upwards
of a billion dollars" would be eff
fected, making the annual govern
ment expenses approximately 3d.
25O.OO0.000. Fewer government
employees and smaller approprla-
tons for the army and navy were
cited by Mr. Mondell as possibilities
for reductions after July /. 1921.
Mr. Mondel estimated that for
the fiscal year beginning next
month government revenues would
exceed expenses By at least $l,046,-
.604,72O unless "unusuai' expendt-
lures not contemplated by con-
gress'tare made. This expected
surplus, 1.-THE republican leader said,
was due to economies by congress
lin the recent session when $4,373,-
I395,2S0 was provided for the year s
expenses. In determining the sur
iplus Mr.. Mondell said he accepted
the most conservative estimate OF
revenues made by the treasury, OF
! a total of S5.420, 100000.
The unbonded war debt was
placed at $3.50 900 by Mr.
Mondel, who said it was "con.
tinual menace" but when reduced
( by the anticipated surplus would
bring the country within reaching
distance of reductions of the bur
dens of taxation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
PR0F|TEERs ARE
ROUNDED UP BY
JUSTICE AGENTS
Arrest of Gimbel Will Be Fol-
lowed BY Similar Action
Against a Number of Other
Alleged "Gougers."
lss MORNING JouSpAl srse,Al LEASED wresI

New York, June tg--The arrests
here TODAY of Frederick Gimbel
member of Gimbel Brothers, whic h
operates large department stores
in several cities, and a merchandise
manager and clothing buyer of the
establishment, will be followed by
similar action against number of
ether alleged profiteering depart
ncnt store merchants of like nm
rortance, it was stated at the de-
partment of justice flying squad
ron" headquarters here tonight.
other department stores as larse
as Gimbers already are under in
yestigation and federal warrants
will be requested as soon as in
auiries are completed to allow
agents to file charges of profiteer-
ing. Special Agent Price, who con
Quoted the investigation of the Gin
hel firm mere stated.
He predicted that these addition.
al warrants would lie Forthcoming
at an early date.
Mr.. Gimbel, Merchandise Mana
ger ]. j. Dowdell, and Clothinf
Buyer c. d. Slawter. who were ar
rested in the Gimbel Brothers cas-
today, were released in $1,000 bai
each, pleading not guilty t.
charges of PROTECTING on fol-
specific counts alleging profits %
| 90 to 275 per cent in clothing. The
reliminary examinations were Sc
for July 6.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
TAX REDUCTION
IS LIKELY SOON
MONDELL STATES
There Is, However, No Hope
For a Return to Pre- War
Expenditures, But Expens-
es Will Be. Pared Down.


lev MORNING JouRNsy spsc,sL teAss1 ~lEsJ
Washington, hne ts Hope for
an early reductioh, in.faxes is he'd
out by Representative Mondell of
wyoming. republican leader Of the
house, in a statement prepared for
the final issue Monday Of the Con-
gressional Record and made public
tonight.
1--WE shall enter the new session
of congress in December and the
new congress in March, said Mr.
Mondelrs statement, with the way
opened for a substantial reduction
of the tax burdens.
The republican leader in his
statement said reductions would
not be possible until after the close
of the fiscal year which begins
next month.
The proposed changes in the tax
laws also were not revealed by
Mr.. Mondell. although he indicated
his disapproval of the adminlstra-
ton program for the discard of the
excess profit levies. He commended
that such action at this time woulc
mean shifting of burdens from
large incomes and profits to the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
PROFIT-sHARING
PLAN WILL CURB
SOARING PRICES
To Cure Present Evil Legis-
late So That Workmen
Will Get Something More
Than Regular Wages. y


Des Moines Ia.I June 19.--An
economic system, under which the
surplus profits Of every industry
would go to employees, was outlined
by DR.. Lindsey Caseby of Washing
ton at the General Federation OF
Women's clubs biennial conven-
ton today, III
DR.. Caseby said that production
was the crux of the cost of living
and prices are too high because the
laborer demands high wages and
will work short hours only. IF you
would cure the evil of high prices
legislate so that the laboring c'ass-
es shall get full return for their
personal contribution in something
more than wages" he said.
II propose that out or It's yearly
earnings, we let q corporation pay
its overhead, put by 10 per cent OF
reserve and improvements and pay
fun interest on the investment
Then everything above that, tins
surplus, should be distrloutec
among the laborers," DR.. CROSBY
said. .
The trouble with profiteerint
schemes he declared, is tIldt ny
employe must buy stock Under nj
plan, in effect, it would be SiVei
him, he added. -.
1--WE should give farmers great
err share of the land surplus, TOO
We shall never have sane econo
mic basis until our farmers arr
owners. producing our agrlcultur
al wealth.
Representative Horace Fl. ToWn
err of Iowa said:
"Profiteers are results, no
sources" He declared the consum
ers should refuse to pay the price
asked by profiteers. ia,
Chicago, so far, is the only CIT
asking the next biennial conVen-
ton. ,.., ,;
In the federation political gossl
the names of Mrs. Elmer Blair Q
New York and Mrs. George l
Hewitt, president of the New for
federation are being mentioned a
possible dark horses for VIC
president of the federation. Ther
| has been considerable talk thu
New York would put up cana
date for vice president, but unit
TODAY no names were mentioned
Mrs. w. s. Jennings of FLORIDA
the only announced candidate fe
the vice presidency to day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
BACAeGETS A PLACE
ON GOVERNORS STAFF

AS the result bf the resignation
of Manuel B. Otero from the posi-
ton as colonel on Governor LARA
,zolo's staff, Sheriff Elfego Baca. of
Socorro county, has been appointed
TO succeed him, it was learned yes
IL rday. Mr.. Otero, it is said, re-
81 gned because of objections to po-
Ii teal policies of the governor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
MIR. GEORGE CEAKE
MRS. D. w. FAW

Piano soloist and accompanist accomplished musician
who also needs introduction to home folk and whose
part in this benefit will be contribution added
to many Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
ITALIAN RELIEF CON-.
TO MEET THIS EVENING

A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Italian relief drive will
be held This evening at O'Clock at
the home of o. Bachechi, 404 North
Second street. for the purpose or
organizing into companies for the
drive which will last all of this
week. ending with Saturday as tag
day. G.. Giomi and S. S. Merlis have
been appointed as a publicity COM
mittee. s' AH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20

For Quick Results. Try the Want
Ad Columns ~ the journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20

with Salvage Goods
offered in thor
NEW 1t
possible
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
POUND SALE

Monday the 21st day of June,
at 9 a. M, in front of the
City hall on North Second street
| will sell one grey mare, about $
years old, Is hands high, will
weigh 800 pounds, branded on left
hip. j. X, GALL SHa'
City Marshal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
ArmyPup Tents

Shelter Tents Axe IT. comprising two
regulation shelter halves all guaranteed
free from holes. Fine for Boy Scouts
or play tents. 1918 each delivered by
parcel post
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20

The opal shows its exquisite
colors best when warm. and deal
,ers aware of this popularity Will
.holdyanl opal in the hand before
it, in order to enhance itsi
changing lustre. -4t
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-06
Deceptive system.

They nave their different ,ar.ctIc~
81 socialists for the purpose OF get
ting where they can drive home
socialism and make socialists he
continued
1T Is the most scientific system
oi deception III the world. because
it wants TO make 4 thousand differ
cut people believe that it stands
for a thousand different things
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-06

! ar Vurd ha'hcg '. dcu'rd t:,..
the JUCru, Greek word 'hdIha.
meaning A beard.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-06
Railroad Lines Ruined

Railroad Lines Ruined.
Hu>lou. Feb. New England
was batting tonight with the worst
blizzard in years More than a loot
oi SNOW had ialleu since early
morning and weather bureau OIL
cal, announced mo relief IN sight
by morning.
\ Wind that reached velocity OF
= mIlc> IN hour al some points
alone the coast buried the tracks OF
the New York. New Haven & Hart
lord. the Boston & Albany, and the
Boston & Maine Railroads. causing
OF train schedules.
Virtually all shipping, which had
been warned of the storm, had put
into the nearest New England port,
before the Blizzard reached lis
height. The Fall River line, oper-
uting between New York and Bos-
ton. suspended service Tor the night
Wind High but Shifts,
Atlantic City, y. H.. Feb. :. -
Driven bv a gale which has coutiu-
ucd lor two days, high tides swept
the southern New Jersey coast to
uav causing heavy damage between
this city and the Delaware capeS.
The wind tonight was still high but
had shifted to the northwest and un-
less there is another change no fur
ther damage is expected,
At Longport. about $50 feet OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-06
Lay Your Plans Right Now to Visit the
New York Show of the Middle West'

For further details, address Clarke c.
Powell, Mgr, POSI- Fsrnam St, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-06
Dress VoiIes

Most attractive designs
on light or dark back
grounds in a desirable
range of shades, fine
voiles, forty inches wide,
priced 60c a yard.
Second Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-06
NeCkWear for
All Garments

: Collars for dresses and
suits are most varied IN
shape and in trimmings.
PiQuc sets. plain or lace
trimmed are to be had.
Vests and vcstccs Of
organdy and net arc dam
tily shirred, homstitched
and lace beruffled.
And vestings by the
yard with bandings and
rufflings for collars and
cuffs come in the same
desirable materials.
North AisIe-Main Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-06
Cotton Blankets
$3.50 a Pair

Sixty eight by eighty
inch blankets in gray or
tan with dainty striped
borders in colors, an eX-
ira weight-eXccptional
for So 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-06
Wash Dresses
for School

Ginghams in plaids and
plain shades for only 50,
$3.50 and $2.75.
Middies, white ones. and
others with trimmings of
colored linen or broad
cloth, sizes six to twelve
years are priced accord
ing to quality and size,
from 50 to Sc. 80 each.
A special group Of white
and colored d sses.
Soilcd and mussed and
therefore reduced, come
in sizes 3, 4. 6, s and ~
years.
Second Floor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-03
Ls1~AA Sa vende.
SQUIERE I'D. vENDER,

cOmprar hipotecar alguna hnca rus
tica urbana tiene dinero para in
vertir7 Nosotros garaa;izamos los II
tules. vendemos compramos sccio-
nss de centrales y c1rporaciones.
PORTO RICO REAL ESTATE
q BROKERS co.
TEL. AZ P. O. eox 1856
Edifcio Bouret
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-03
. hay Equiv0caci6n Possible 81
o Que C0mDra Es El VerdaderO
VermifugO "TirO SegurO"

Puede suceder. que Sc cometa un
'rror o una mala Interpretation en-
los sintomas indicadores de lombri-
ces. En- este case, aunque Sc tome el
Iermifugo "TIRO SEGURO", del
Dr.. H. F. Peery, no existan lom-
)rices 0 solitaria, Sc encontrara que
medicina contiene un gran valor
en- 81, indicado por la sufciente eva
cuacion saludable de los intestinos
= ell alivio que presta al restablecer
as funciones digestivas. No hay ne
'esidad de otros purgantes para com
)letar su accion.
Debido a que los aceites en- el ver-
iadero "TIRO SEGURO' no estan
iiluidos, todos los ingredientes acti-
vos son de fuerza concentrate. De mo
10 cue una sola botella de "TIRO
SEGURO" produce ell efecto que mu-
chas botellas de otro vermffugo no
producirfan. aunque Sc temen otros
purgantes adicionales
No puede usted equivocarse al com
prar el Vermffugo '"TIRO SEGU-
RO" del DR.. Fl. F. Peery, ell unico
genuine. fabricado por virgins In
dian Vegetable Pill Co. Su accion es
suave pero segura Y una sola dosis
basta. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-03
AIah DIA COMO HOYA
- 49,
"Recordar es vivw--Dante.
80 DE DIcIEMBRE DE 1929
vICUNA MACKENNA

He ahi al escritor mas laborioso fe
cundo de Chile. Ha habido epocas en- que
el senior vicuna ha dado a la prensa tres
y cuatro volimenes por afio.
originario de una de las familias mas
mobiles del pals, hizo sus estudios de hu
mandates en- ell acreditado "Liceo de
Santiago, dirijido por don jose Maria
Ndnez, siempre franco, alegre y festi-
vo. Pas6 en- seguida al institute nacional,
y mas tarde la secci6n universitaria,
donde termino con lucidez sus estudios
de derecho y Sc recibi6 de abogado en-
JUNO de mil ochocientos cincuenta Y
siete
Sus ideas Hberales, que hasta hoy con
serva sin mengua, lie atrajeron rudas per
secuciones del gobierno de don Manuel
Montt y la deportation fuera de Chile
que fue condenado en- mil ochocientos
cincuenta y nueve, despues de haber es-
tado en- la Penitenciaria.
Vuelto a su pals en- mil ochocientos s
esenta y uno, fue electo diputado por Ell
departamento de la Ligua en- mil ocho-
cientos sesenta y cuatro, y tres amos des
pues, en- mil ochocientos sesenta siete,
10 fue tambien por Ell de Talca En- la
camara de diputados Sc mantuvo ell senior
Vicufia a la altura de sus honorables an
tecedentes, sin que lie haya seducido
la espectativa de los empleos, que son
tan aficionados los hon:bres politicos,
sean pobres ricos. Festive en- sus dis
cursos, ell senior vicuha ha hecho reir
muchas veces la camara y la barra.
En- mil ochocientos sesenta y seis, he
cha la quijotesca declaration de guerra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-03
Informaciones del Depar-
tamento de Agriculture

y dos medic centavos libra en- Que
bradillas, Moca y Las Marias. En- San
j n, Vieques, Salinas Dorado Sc
vendieron Sc Quintal y ocho centa-
vos libra.
PLATANos
Sc vendieron pla: amos a 50 ell Glen
to en- Penuelas, Morovis, Adjuntas y
Aguadilla tres centavos cada plata
no. A So ell ciento v siete centavos ca
da platano EN- Arroyo, Mayaguez, San
Juan Y vieques. En- ell resto de la isla
ell precio pronedio fue S3.25 ell ciento
cuatro y medic centavos cada pla
tanc.
HUEvos
En- Patillas y Moca costaron a So
el ciento y cuatro centavos uno. En-
Ceiba, Dorado, Fajardo, ]. Diaz, Sta.
Isabel San Juan costaron Sc ell cien
to 7y medic centavos uno. En-
el res.o de la Isla ell precio fue de
S4 ell ciento y cinco centavos cada hue
vo.
ARRoz
Los precios del arroz fuctuan en-
ire 81 SO quintal clases superiores y
entire SIS Sc quintal clases corrien-
4 tes. Al detalle Sc ha vendido arroz su
perior 9 y 10 centavos libra, Y
" 7 centavos libra arroz corriente. En-
San Juan otros pueblos importan
tes hubo muchos remates de arroz a
muy bajos precios.
ALMIDoN
En- Ponce Y ell Aguadilla Sc vendio
almidon a SIS qulntal centavos
libra. En- Cabo Rojo y Toa Baia cost6
S12 $40 quin.a respectivamente.
En- el resto de la isla ell precio prone
dio fue de 81 quintal y 8 centavos IL
bra.
CAFE
FL cafe La bajado mucho EN- cuanto
a la venta del agricultor al comercian
te. En- Mayguez, Ponce otros pue
bios los agricultores han vendido cafe
SIS S14 quintal Los precios mas
bajos en- las tiendas han sido a SIS
quintal y 20 censavos libra, en- Vega
Baia y Aguadilla, los mas altos han
sido $24 y % centavos libra en- Santa
Isabel, Naguabo, Fajardo y San Juan.
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MAIz
MERCADo INTERIOR

MAIZ
En- Moca y Adiuntas Sc vendi6 Ell
maiz a dos pesos cincuenta quintal y a
cuatro centavos libra. En- Fajardo, Mo
rows, Salinas Santa Isabel costo a
S6 quintal siete centavos libra.
En- ell resto de la isla Ell precio fuc
tue entire IS 5 quintal, y A y 6
centavos libra. El precio fue de cua
tro dolares quintal y cinco centavos
libra
HABICHUELAs
BLANCAS
En- Barranquitas Sc cotizaron Sc
quintal ! centavos libra. En- Rio
Piedras. Morovis Corozal Sc vendie
ron SO quintal nueve centavos
libra. En- ell resto de la isla Sc ven
dieron un precio promedio de $3.50
quintal diez centavos libra Excepto
en- Fajardo, Guayanilla, Santa Isabel
y Yabucoa, que Sc vendi6 $13 quin
tai y IA centavos libra.
HABICHUELAs
CoLoRADAs
A 81 quintal Y 8 centavos libra
Sc vendi6 este producto en- Moca y
Barranquitas. A S14 quintal ounce
centavos libra en- Yauco Santa Isa-
bel. En- Ell resto de la isla ell pre-. 10 pro
medic fue $40 quintal once centavos
libra.
FRIJoLEs
En- Aguadilla y Quebradillas Sc
vendieron $4 quintal y cinco cen
tavos libra. En- Ell res:o de la isla ell
precio promedio fu6 de seis d6la les
quintal siete centavos libra.
GANDULEs
Aunque muy pocos en- ell mercado,
Sc vendieron en- Moca Penuelas a
S4 quintal y cinco centavos libra, y
en San German Ponce a $40 quin
tai once centavos libra. En- ell resto
de la isla ell precio promedio fue de
81 quin' al y ocho centavos libra.
BATATAS
En- Sabana Gsande Naranjito v
Moca Sc vendieron a $1.5O quintal y
? dos centavos libra. En- Santa Isabel.
Lola, caguss y San Juan, costaron
a 81 quintal a siete centavos libra.
En- la isls ecstaron a un promedio de
SO quin,al y cuatro centavos libra.
YAUTIAs
Sc vendieron dos pesos quinta'
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juntas de bueyes j6ve-
nes de un ano y dos de trabajo. Saben de
arado y trabajar al tronco y la Guar
ta.-Una yegua alazana de seis cuartas
joven y pronto dara una cria de raza mu-
lar, siendo esta yegua muy mansa, Y de
montar para n:aycrdomo, es excelente.
I'm caballito para nifio para una per
soma de POGO peso, de muy buen andar.
-Magnifico caro- de cuatro ruedas mar
ca 'Studebaker nuevo, con arnes de
pareja -Tomo vacas de leche en- cuenta
o ganado pequefio. Informara de
Soils, Rio Piedras
Bazaar BRoADWAY:-Reb Rebaja de blu
sas crepe a 3.98, San Francisco Nun.
AZ, San Juan.
oPoRTUNIDAD, aproveche esta para
que Sc haga de una pluma fuente con
su nombre grabado. Pida informes hoy
mismo Channels, Mail Order, Ma
natl.
Sc DESEA UN MECANICo para re-
paracion de maquinaria pesada en- las
plantas del Salto de Comerio. Sueldo
por meses casa por cuenta de la com
pafiia. Yea al Superintendent General,
Division de Alumbrado, Porto Rico Rail
way Light and Power Co., Marina, San
Juan.
vENDo UNA GUAGITA en- perfecto
estado con varias piezas de repuesto o
Sc negocia por una casa Informara Ma
rio Melendez, calle valdes 8, rarada
8, Box 134, Telefono 1889, Puerta dc
TERRA.
MAQUINAS DE CoSER.-La "Natio-
nal" es la meior, la mas elegante y La
mas barata tenemos la linea completa
~ damos servicio efciente Gonzalez Pa
din Co Advt.
CRISTALES espejos de todas clases
fabricados por HIRES TURNER
GLASS co Los mcayores fabricantes del
mundo los venden: Diaz Hermanos,
Cruz 10, San Juan.
PoR NO PoDERLA vIvIR su dueho Sc
vende una casa de concrete acabada de
construir. Entire las dos carreteras y con
entrada. por dos GALES. Informara Car
mona, Puerto Rico Elegante.