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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
By Laura A. kirkman
TOMATOES IN THE SUNDAY
NIGHT TIA

Mrs. Far4Sighted Housekeepsr brings
her canned goods upon the table more
layishly. For she sees the early spring
vegetable garden approaching and does
not wish TO have leftover canned vege-
tables when ripe ones are AT her back
door. The recipes IN the following Sun
dav night tea menus. may help her 70
dispose OF her tomatoes attractively:
Tomato Souffie
Cocoa Cake
Tomato Souffle: u pint tomato pulp
strained through a sieve, | once butter,
2 ounces grated cheese, 1 u ounces boiled
macaroni, | ounce stale bread crumbs, /
teaspoon made mustard Mix all together
In q saucepan and stir over the tlre until
boiling. Then take from the range and
cool: stir in the yolks of eggs when cold
and the whites of 3, seasoning with salt
and pepper to taste. Turn the mixture
into baking dish and bake quickly after
dustmg the top with Parmesan cheese.
Serve hot.
Tomato Rarebit.
Coffee Cake
Tomato Rarebit: Cook together
pint of tomatoes, | bay leaf, small
soda. After il is boiling and the havors
well blended. strain and add l teaspoon
mustard, teaspoon salt, teaspoon
cornstarch, and a dash OF cayenne pepper:
Just before serving, add 5 ounces OF
grated cheese and | beaten egg. Serve
hot.
Tomato with Poaehed Egg
Tea Cake
Tomato with Poached Egg: Place a
tomato from which the pup hiss be6D re-
moved in ramekin dish. Sprinkle with
salt and pepper and drop an Sgg into
the tomato cup. Bake IN moderate OVEN
with the ramekin covered with butte-ed
paper and set in pan of hot water " hen
the tomatoes were not canned whole,
this dish may be made BY putting ;
tablespoons of strained canns tomato
In the bottom of the rsmekin and drop
ping the egg upon this, instead of into a
tomato-cup.)
Rio Croquettes, Tomato Sauce;
Coffee Cake
Tomato Sauce for Rice Croquettes
5 2illS of canned tomatoes, | tablespoon
butter. tablespoon flour, = teaspoon
pepper, l-6 teaspoon pepper, whole
cloves, a tiny bit of onion. Put the onion,
cloves, salt and pepper in a saucepan and
set on the range: cook for 10 minutes after
IT begins to simmer. Put the butter IN a
small pan and nlace over FIRE; when hot
add the flour and stir until smooth and
frothy: stir this into the tomatoes and
simmer for minutes longer. Strain
and serve hot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
Mostly About People

family of this city and Virginia. She has
been spending this winter with MIS-.
Crosby Bell, near Alexandra, virginia,
and has host Of friends here VINO VIII
learn of her approaching marriage 10 MI
Tucker with sincerest interest. Inc "cu-
ding will take place during the summer
Mrs. A. d. Chambers entertained at a
dehphtful bridge luncheon on Thursday
afternoon. with three tables for the game.
Mrs. f. Nj. Harrington was hostess Tor
a small bridge party yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Thomas Woodruff Miller has
returned from New York.
Mrs. James Walker of Hillcrest, is I'M
proving at Homeopathic Hospital, where
she underwent minor operation.
Miss Jane Marvel and Miss Sarah Town
send are spending the weekend in New
York
Miss Alice Candcc is in Washington
over Sunday.
The Irenec du Points will return from
Florida early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Curtis have
just returned home, after very pleasant
winter spent at Palm Beach and 1t.
| Augustine.
| Miss Elizabeth Akin Of Columbus, Ohio
! is here from Smith College, as the guest
Of Miss Esther Bancroft.
Miss Mary Louise Bridgham and Mrs
! c. T. Bridgham of 2316 North Harrison
! street, left for Palms Beach yesterday, to
! be gone several weeks. Miss Brldgham
who is a pupil OF Friends School and i
preparing for Mt. Holyoke Seminary
suffered nervous breakdown and has
| been i'll for several weeks.
Last evening in the dining-room Of th'
Hotel du Pont, William Shewell Ell
was host for a delightful dinner to th'
Ellis studio force in Philadelphia, and th'
local force The table was beautiful,
decorated in pink roses and c arnatIor :
Twelve guests enjoyed the occasion.
Mrs. Harry B. Layton will entertain a
dinner on Monday evening in honor o
Mrs Harry Raby, who IS leaving 70
California to reside.
Plans for the "the dansant 10 be givel
on "Wednesday, April z, at Hotel du Pon
for the benefit Of Trinity Parish res
house at Rehoboth are progressing with
rush. and evidence on every hand Of
very large attendance on the novel affai
which really includes q larger element O
genuine novelty and gaiety than any othe
ike occasion offered. in Wilmington Tn
idea of cabaret in fun swing, with colleg
songs from such singers as the members Q
the Wesleyao Glee Club is most enticino
10 say nothing OF dancing in true cabare
style, between songs. II is the latter fea
t,ue that is focusing attention on tn
''the da1&ant' part Of the dehs and slf
debs Even the flapper-age is planning 4
attend, provided the maternal permissio
can be obtained. Mrs, Frank L. DeArrnon
is in charge Of reserved seats. TEX
phone 4075. Tickets are on sale q
Millard +. Davis, and at T. II. Cappeau
drug store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
POPPY LAND.
Margaret E. Sangster.

Sleep, little tired eyes, close to the heart OF
me,
Sleep while the sun trembles low IN the
west;
You who are dream of my dreams, and
Sleep with your head lying warm on my
breast.
Dear, there's land that is filed with red
flowers,
Poppies, they call them, that sway in
the breeze,
Sometimes their petals, IN soft scarlet
showers,
Fall in warm drifts that are high as
your knees.
Dear, in your dreams you will laugh as
YOU roll through them,
Waving YOUR arms In an effort to creep.
Gently they nod as the wind sings is soul
through them,
Sleep, little tired eyes, sleep,
Dear, in tins land there's a sky like a
feather,
Blde in some places, or white as a star;
And there's q fragrance plant that's
called heather,
Grows IN the spot where the butterflies
are.
Dear. there are pastures as gay as glad
laughter,
Dotted with hundreds Of wooliy white
sheep,
Dear, YOU can pa them, for they Il follow
after
You, as you sleep.
Dream, little tired eyes, close to the breast
of me:
Wander in fields where red flowers are
cleaning;
All Of my heart wanders with you, the
rest of me
Watches your dreaming.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
HERCULES CLUB DANCE

The Hercules Club Of Wilmington viii
hold it's fourth dance Of the season on
Friday evening, April Q, In the ballroom
Of the Hotel du P0nt- The Original SIX
orchestra has been engaged TO f1rnEsn the
music. This viii be the clubs firss dance
following the Lsnten season. ana the
plans provide for an even more delightful
affair. Il this be possible, than any which
have gone before.
In addition 70 the dance on Apnl 2.
tentative arrangements have been MADE
for two more dances on May IA and June
II. respectively.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
MILFORD CENTURY CLUB.

At this weeks meeting Of the Milford
New Century Club Mrs r. {. Hall pre-
sided. After two delightful musical num-
bers. an instrumental duet by Mrs.
William Riggs and Mrs. Davis Grier, and
a Plantation Lullaby" sung by Miss
Elizabeth Ho, = ~. the chairman of the
afternoon. NJ Nander Il. Rosa, nitro
duced Miss l. secretary OF the l W.
G. A. in Delaware. who came here last
October to form girls clubs and do other
work. 4 solo was beautifully rendered by
Mrs. Stanley Deakyne of Denton, Md.
The next meeting Will be devoted TO
literature, with Mrs. Carl Colell chair
man for the afternoon. Professor Sypherd
of Delaware College will be present and
his topic will be "Othello as Representa-
tive of .ShakesDearean Tragedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING.

The executive board meeting of the
Delaware State Federation of Women's
Clubs was held in Middletown, yesterday,
in the New Century Club building. Mrs.
A. ID. Warner, State president, was IN
the chair, and most of the state chairmen
were present while those who were un-
able to attend sent reports.
The board accepted an invitation 10
hold the Federation meeting In Dover on
Nav 20. 2l The club hostess served u
delicious lunch at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
CURRENT EVENTS CLASS
OF NEW CENTURY CLUB

At the next meeting Of the Current
Events Class Of the New-Century Club,
10 be held Tuesday morning, Mrs. ;. A.
Bonnaffon will give a book review OF
Gertrude Atherton's Power Of Ivory
DR.. Charles H. Keene will speak on
Community Hygiene.
Mrs. T. c. Mum will give a paper on
BENJAMIN Franklin's discovery Of cleo
tricity, the dawn OF hope for the Ignorant
and superstitious.
Mrs. Charles Griffith viii give paper
on "Czecho-Slovakia Miss Madeleine
Reed viii sing "The Songs My Mother
Taught Me" Dvorak; Cradle Song,
Smetma. and a Bohemian folk-song.
Mrs. Griffith viii play "On the Mount,
Dvorak; "A Little Piece" by Sibick, and
"Alelusina at the Fountain, BY Wurm-
brand-Zrabely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
MIDDLETOWN CLUB.

At the meeting of the New Century
club of Middletown, Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs r. 5. Redgrave and Miss Allie Me
Kee gave an instrumental duet; Mrs
c. 4. IIoffecker gave two readings; Mrs
Ethel p Browne gave a vocal solo, Fair
Killarney Across the Sea" with Mrs
]. Allen johnson as accompanist: clipping
from the Delaware state magazine read
bv Mrs. r. T. Cam: 'Heroism of q Dog
read by Miss Ethel W Brady.
The club promised ten dollars to the
Jewish Relief Fund Donations were asked
for the bake which the club will hold OF
Saturday, April 3.
Next Tuesday, March 80. Mrs. Henry
Ridgely of Dover viii speak on "Respon.
sibilities of Women, yesterday and To
day."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
LECTURE AT NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The appearances of Mss Janet Richards
here tonight at the New Century Club
is anticipated by q large number Of her
admirers who expect TO be both entertain
cd and instructed Miss Richards has all
big questions OF the hour at her thorough
command and is able to portray the March
of great events in 4 vivid wav. Mrs. Viii
liam Blatz will entertain Miss Richards
while she Is in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
Bellefonte Civics Club.

The Bellefonte Civics Club will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. with
Mrs W F. Hadley This will be business
meeting of the club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

An engagement announcement OF more
than the usual interest, is that OF Miss
Mary Goldsborough Laird and Bland
Tucker, son Of Bishop Tucker. Miss
Laird is a member Of the well-known Laird
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

Mrs. Eugene Shaw of New York is the
guest of Mrs. Maurice du Pons Lee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

Miss Margaret Matthews is spending
the weekend at Yonkers, y. y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

Mrs f. B. Jones Will spend Easter
week in Washington. with Miss Heath
Jones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

Mrs. A. Felix du Pont viii entertain at
dinner on the evening of April 9, for Miss
Sophie du Pont, preceding the debut ball
for Miss du Pont, given by MIR. and Mrs
Irenee du Pont at the Hotel du Pont
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-01
READY-TO-WEAR

Naturally in this department occurs the
most drastic reductions.
Every Serge Dress in the store G. M
1-2 price plus YAsVV
Every GeOrgette or Silk Waist G. mn
1-2 price plus YA.VV
Every TricOtine Dress, 1-2 price G. mn
Every Tricolette Dress, 1-2 price Ct IN
plus ~A'VV
ET nius Pauet'e Dress, - price $l.OO
Every Velver Dress 1-2 price Ct mn
Plus
Every Coat Suit, 1-2 price plus c1 mn
Every Silk or Satin Dress specially reduced for this SALE
Every Cloak radically reduced. Every Separate Skirt
reduced Every Petticoat specially reduced
Every Ladies Sweater | z price plus $l.OO
Choice Of Entire Waist stock II price plus $1OO
Choice Of Entire stock of Trimmed Hats IL price |
To you who know the character of our
merchandise it is not necessary to speak
of it's high quality.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

Ell oBISPO DE LA HABANA Y
Ell CoNGREso ESpIRITISTA

Ell obispo de La Habana ha prevent
do a los cat6icos de SUI Jurisdiction
contra nn congreso de espiritistas que
50 reunira esta semana en- dicha ca.
pital. y dice que, como para ultraje
de la religion, Sc han seiialado los dias
solemnes de la semana santa.
La election de los dias de la Sc
mana santa para tai Congreso. dice
el Prelado,- envuelven un deseo pre-.
meditado de profanarlos: iel ofrecer
banquetes en- los dias mencionados, es
un reto la tradici6n cristiana a los
preceptos de nuestra ,santisima reli-
gi6n; invitar todas Las religiones es
una iniuria a la religion cat6lica, por-
que es pretender unir Ia luz Y las IT,
nieblas, La verdad y ell error. Y Ell CO.
lebrarlo raiz del gran Congreso Eu-
caristico, es un remedio de los mas RI
diculos que podemos presenciar.
"Por tanto, en- cumplimiento de nues
tro sagrado deber. advertimos por La
presente circular a nuestros amados
diocesanos, que no pueden en- concien.
cia asistir al mencionado congreso es.
piritista, bajo ninghn pretexto social
o de pura cortesia''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
ELIXIR De LEONARDO PARA LA sANcRE
Av1so soBRE LA FER1A.-- rodas

AVISO SOBRE LA FERIA.-- Todas
las peasonas que hayan de contribute
a esta gran obra que tengan que en-
war articulos para exhibir ganado
vacuno, caballar o bobino debera dar
informes de su intenci6n al hacerlo an
tes del Is de abril. Tambien Sc inte
resan informes sobre los animales do
mesticos que Sc piensen exhibir pueG
habra concurso entire ellos Sc adju
dicaran bonitos premios Comite Orga
nizador de la Feria San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

teOrla de que nueStro china deS-
/ gasta ell ORGANISING animal FL cer
| do oriundo de las regiones cali
das del Asia y de las orillas del Me
diterraneo bien puede vivir Y des-
! arrollarse en- las regiones tropica-
! les.
Ell MUNDO, deferente en- todas
las ocasiones, ha tenido la cortesia
de publican dos articulos que So
bre este tema hemos preparado.
FL primero considerable nuestro
problema pecuario en- relaci6n con
ell ganado vacuno y ell segundo 10
abarcaba explanando ell ganado ca
brio. Ambos iban encaminados a
lamar la atencion nuestros agri-
cultores para que no Sc dejaran
llevar de Sus manos una indus
tria la lechera que pasos agi-
gantados Sc nos marcha mares afue
IA. Mr.. Charles n Shacoff, Jefe
de Exportacion de La Nestle s
Fodd Co. >, por medic de decla-
raciones publicadas EN- Ell NUN
DO Y ell "Porto Rico Progress de
fecha reciente. ha confirmado 10
que va apuhtabamos EN- aquellos
escritos. Es que realmente nos pro
ponemOs continuar uncidos al
carro comercial Gle nuestra metro
polls? Insensiblemente, sin la me-
nor preocupaci0n olvidamos nues-
tras necesidades perentorias Y obi
gamos la industria metropolita-
ma a suplir 10 que por nuestra fall
ia de provision pierde la industria
dOmestica.
En- la crianza de ganado en- gran
de escala hay para Puerto Rico
otra ventaja que no debemos nj
podemos dejar pasar desapercibi-
1amente Nos referimos al proble-
ma del estiercol en- relaci0n con los
abonos. En- todas las epOcas el nj
tr0geno eS ell mas caro- de los com
ponentes de un abono. Todas las
siembraS, hablo en- sentido general.
an ell mundo, exigen nitr6geno. To
las las tjerras de nuestra Isla, ex-
oepto rarisimaS y muy pequenas
porciOnes, necesitan nitr6geno.
Ese nitr6geno es el mayor compo-
nente del esti6rcol Y el aumento de
nuestra poblaci6n ganadera nos
brlndarla un material tan caro- v
tan necesitado por nuestro esqui-
lado suelo.
Puerto Rico EN- medic del Carl |
be, con su china calido. sus cam
pos eternamente verdes, sus am
pllas monta1as Y su envidiable ST.
flaci6n geografica, es4a llamado
producer sufciente ganado para
llenar las necesidades de su mer
cado y al mismo tempo desarrollar
las ndustrias anejas para procu-
rarse mercados en- ell extraniero.
DR.. Jaime BAGUE,
(NeterinariO de la Estaci6n Expe
rimental Insular.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
Ell PROBLEMA PECUARIO
Ell GANADO DE CERDA

LENA --Yo escribo para el agri-
cultor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

En- una conferencia agricola, un
prominente hijo de Puerto Rice
que ha escalado puestos de honor
dentro de la politiea Y la litera
tura, y que en- su tratO V porte pei
sonal nos resulta todo un "gen.
tleman nos dijo que la agricul.
tura entire nosotrOs tOdavia esta
ba EN- paiiafes. Yo senti satisfac.
ci6n al encontrar un joven cor
| valor suficiente para decir ESQ y a
rengl6n seguido anadir - Sefio-
res, dos cerdos del pals no produ-
cen un NAL jam6n'
Ell pals cuyos cerdos merecie-
ron eSe cOmentario mordaz gaSta
712, AGO d6lares en- jam6n; Sc CO.
me "a, l45 d6lares en- tocino; de-
rrite 730,S56 d6lares de manteca
pura o sea de la conocida por chi
charr6n y 1,256,274 d6lares de la
compueSta. No cOnfOrme con todO
ESQ. importa 2,067 PIP d6lares de
carne de cerdO en- varias formas,
incIuyendo la Erase. La suma to-
tai de esas cifras que hemos toma-
do del Informe Annual del Honora
BILE Gobernador llega a 4,786,947
d6lares. Y aqui viene la eterna pre-
gunta: go Es que nuestras areas es-
tan tan repletas que nos podemos
permitir el ujO de contribuir
sostener los ''limousines' que Sc
gastan los millOnarios de Chicago
Y Kansas City? lQue nos detiene? ?
jPor que ell pals no Sc guarda
eSe dinero? NueStroS hOmbres en-
prendedores tienen ahi una brillan
te OCCASION para demostrar su ac-.
tividad. No debemOS cruzar los bra
zoS porque va el mana no cae del
cielo V eStamOs obligadOs pOr pa
triOtiSmo y pOr cOnveniencia le-
vantar la cabeza, a estudiar ell por
venir V a ayudar a llevar sobre
nueStrOS hombroS el fardO de nues
tras exigencias de pals civiliza-
do.
Persiste entire los agricultores
portOrriquenOS la leyenda de que
aquf no Sc puede producer cerdos
hermOsOs porque ell calor y la ali
mentaci6n no Sc prestan. NingunO
de los que sOsticne semejante teO-
ria ha tenido Opoftnnidad de OBJ
servarlo Y comprobarlo. Nj por
curiosidad siquiera Sc ha tenido ell
cuidadO de hacer un eStudiO cien-
tifico de los alimentos con q. cuen
ia ell pals nj del beneficio perdi-
da que deja un cerdo. FL dfa que
nuestrO agricultor sc de cuenta de
los benefcios derivados en- la cria
del ganado de cerda, ese dia los
tendremos por millares en- todas
las fincas de la lsla. Ell agricultor
americana, me decia unO de ellos
en- dias pasados, siempre tiene cer
dos en- la finca porque lie ayudan
a aumentar su haber annual v lie sir
ven para contrarrestar las perdi-
das Ell las cosechas.
Es precise que sc sepa que para
la crianza de cerdos no sc necesita
mucho capital, que no sc necesita
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

/ trabajar mucho y que ell equipo e.
sencillo Y barato.
Las grandes ganancias que 81
obtienen son debidas a 10 prolifict
de las cerdas Y a la habilidad fisio.
l6gica de los cochinos de convertil
la menor cantidad de alimento er
un maximum de carne.
, Los tropicos son ell sitio ideal ps
ra la crianza del cerdo. Este cor
su pelo eorto no esta preparadC
para soportar el frfo. Como estas
regiones no estan sujetas a grandes
cambios atmosfericos los alojamier
toS pueden ser baratos v con asear
los sc consiguen cochinos fuertes
y salndables.
La Estaci6n Experimental lnsu-
lar acaba de importar diez cerdos
de tres razas distintas V de 10 me
jor que habia en- el Norte, Las ra-
zas a que pertenecen son: -Berk-
shire, Duroc Jerseys Y Tamworth
Los dos primeros son de raZa de
manteca y ell nltimo de carne. No
hemos hecho preparativos extra
Ordinarios para la reception de di-
chos animales. Podemos adelantar
que las casillas donde Sc guare-
cen son de MADEIRA y estan techa-
das con paja. Por m6dicas que sean
las entradas de un agricultor nos
figuramos que un techO de paJa
esta a su alcance.
En- cuanto a alimentaci6n es
nuestra intencion y va 10 vamOs
consiguiendO que esos animales co
man los alimentos de Puerto Rico.
Los nueStros va comen ell palmi-
che o sea la palma y ell malojillo.
En- relaci6n con este pun7o desea-
mos anOtar un hecho curioso. El
maiz es ell principal alimento que
el norteamericano usa para ell en-
gorde del cerdo. Sabemos que Ell
los paises tropicales la production
de maiz eS limitada pero tambien
sabemOs, y aqui va 10 curioso del
caso, que los hombres rubios del
Norte llevaron ell maiz de los 'Fro-
picos Sus tierras frfas, que 10
aclimataron, 10 seleccionaron Y me
jorandolo consiguieron producer
mayor cantidad Y mejOr calidad
que nosotros. Por que no hacemos
los triguenos del Tr6pico 10 que
otros hacen con 10 nuestro, con 10
que nos da nuestra Madre TERRA? =?
Ese es OTTO problema digno de ser
estudiado V resuelto porque muy
mucho que nos agrada ell maiz tier
no V la harina que impOrtamos pa
ia consume.
No ha transcurrido ell tempo su
ficiente, los cerdos llegaron ell dia
seis de febrero del ano en- curse,
para llegar a una conclusion; pero
los cochinillos que han nacido en- la
Estacion Experimental Insrlar,
hasta ahora, tienen el mismo por
ciento de crecimien.o que los ma
cidos en- ell Norte. ST ese por cien-
to de crecimiento Sc mantiene igual
o dentro de 10 razonable tendre-
mos a que abandonar por falsa la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

Hago q mAyu:na Punto dc vainica,
0obladtllos, Tru-%ru y Ribete de Picot.
sn cualquiera clase de tela y pre-
clos economics.
Habiendo aumentado eI ntmerO de
naquinas, puedo entregar en- el acto
'odos los trabaios. Garantizo esmero y
1mpieza. Tienda LA FANIA. Saa Fran
:isco st. Telefono 555.
servicio especial por correo
ANA TERRADILLOS Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
NUEVO HOSPITAL
DE MATERNIDAD.

Desde el dia diez del corriente
mes ell acreditado hospital priyado
conocido por Sanatorio Puerto Ri
60 Sc dedicara la asistencia de
casos de partos. Las pacientes pue
den ser asistidas por su medicO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

. Pruebe estas maravillosas sales que
son Las mas eficaces para Las afeccio-
mes artriticas (Reuma, gotta, arenillas,
c6licos nefriticos y demas del higado.
De venta en- Las principales farma-
cias de San Juan Isla, por sll
agente. JUAN A. PEREZ. Box 425.
San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07

particular porla direction del Sa
natOrio.
Para todo informe diriglrse ia
la Directora, Ana Luisa ID. de Cir
Guns, Carretera 100. Te6fono ia,
Santnrce. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
PARA Ell. CATARRO

FL catarro es una infection de las men.,
branas mucosas y eS un slntoma de sangre
pobre. Sangre pura protege ell sistema
contra afecciones catarralesy Ii Elixir de
Leonard para Ia SaHgyc lirnpiara su sis-l
tema, expulsando de su cuerpo todas las
materIas venenosas, y allnentara suS ve-,
mas arterIas con sangre pura y roja.
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GRATIS GRATIS

En- Ia joyeria Felix Lopez, San
Francisco. frente q la Opera. 10
reconoceran la vista gratis indi.
candole el cristal precise que nece
sitau sus ojos. Cristales y montu-
ras de la. calidad con precios ba-
1os.-San Francisco S1N.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-07
TOME

el Ehxir dc Leonard. el gran remedo pa
ra la sangre. Este aumentara su sangre.
alimertara reguIarizara los organos dl-,
geStivos, Devptlve e color al anemico..
hbertad al reumatico da vida vigor all
sistema nervloso. Su poder en- casos de
decamiento y debIlldad es sorprenden,e.
Pereza, enervacion falta de vltaidad son
tanibien indicaclones de que su sangre ne-s
cesita un remedlo chcaz vigorizador No
pierda tempo. vaya inmediatamente a la
drogueria mas cercana obtenga una bo-
tella del Elixir de Leonard para la Sdn-i
gre. Iomelo una vez Sc convencera.
Recomendado por miles de personas que
han sdo curadas de envenamIento de La
sargre, reumatismo, gotta, ulceras, escro-
fulas, tumores, deblidad nerviosa otras
intermediates I'd quedara satisfecho de
los resultados despues de haber tornado la
primera botella. :
~ fvgRm
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-19

Eight-room house in excellent repair.
on paved street, block of Poplar car
line, newly painted and papered lights,
bath and gas, 5000; on terms Can