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The courier-index., 1920-12-03
Income Tax Soon
 To RepLenish Golfers

Your Uncle Sam will soon start on his round of collections, and he is one of the most insistent members of the tribe of bill collectors. When he presents his bill there is nothing to do but pay up, and the person who pays gets no discount.
 The next batch of bills to be sent out by this mighty financier will be for the taxes due the government on those incomes that are declared by those who receive them to be en- tirely too small. This, of course, includes everybody who has an in- come of $l,00 per year. with cer- tain notifications and clarifying reservations.
 The bureau of internal revenue announces that income tax returns assessments, in other words. may be made between Jan. 1 and March 15 The tax is payable at the time the return is made. Payment may be made in either of two ways-cash on the spot, or by installments. Under the latter, the taxpayer may turn over a quarter of the annual tax with his return. The balance is then payable in three installments of 90days each. This system is for the benefit of the fellow with the small income who finds it inconven- tent to pay the entire assessment tax at one time.
 With the approach of the time for filing returns, many people naturally want to know who must pay the tax and how. The answer 1 to the collector of internal revenue.
 The only persons exempt from the tax are state, county and muni- cipal officials and employees and federal court judges. Any person who draws salary from any state county or municipality or derives an income therefrom, except under contract for certain specified work, is exempt from tax duty. The pres ident of the United States must pay a tax upon his income; senators and representatives in congress and all other federal employees and officials with the sole exception of the judges are subject to the operation of the income tax law.
 Outside the government service, every single person whose income is in excess of 1000 a year must pay portion of it to the government as tax upon the balance. The in- comes of married people are taxable only after they pass the $2,000 mark. There are certain reserva- tions and qualifications regarding dependent parents and other rela- tives, but the latest rulings of the department on these questions are not now available. They will be, however, by the first of the year.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03
MARKET EASILY CLUTTED
 WITH PERISHABLE PORK

The practice of killing hogs or the farm and selling the dressed pork should be followed only when the product is engaged before the hogs are killed. Dressed pork is a perishable commodity and it is easy to get the market glutted with it, thus forcing sale at whatever price local dealers are willing to pay.
 The hog dresses out about 75 per cent of the live weight; therefore, if live hogs are selling for $12.0O per hundred weight, dressed pork should sell at about $16.00 per hundred weight with enough more added to pay the cost of butcher ing and handling.
 The man with one or two hogs is no longer dependent on the local market for the sale of these hogs. It is now possible for him to get the advantage of the central market by cooperating and shipping with his neighbors. The country agents are assisting farmers to start such shipments. Cooperative shipments are now being made from number of points in the state at regular in- tervals. The method of handling such shipment is so simple and the savings are so large that it should be extended to all points where there are surplus hogs.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03
PROPER PRUNING AIDS
 EFFICIENCY OF SPRAY

Fruit trees must be pruned prop erly in order that spraying may bt done to advantage and if the tree is pruned improperly, then the ef. ficiency of the spray is decreased according to C.. Woosley, hortlcul-
 turist of the Agricultural Exten-
 sion Division, University of Arkan-
 sas.
 If a tree is not pruned and IS
 bushy and thick then it is impos- l sible to cover the tree properly Tn
 the summer with spray material, I points out Mr Woolsey. However, l improper pruning only increases the l difficulty of spraying advantageous | ly and decreases the chance for
 complete control of the coddling moth, scale and fungus diseases that affect fruit trees.
 Fruit growers should give their spray applications a chance to do | effective work in destroying pests | by pruning their orchards properly How pruning should be done will be shown by MT. Woosley in a series of pruning demonstrations over the state of Arkansas in the coming three months. MT. Woolsey will hold a movable pruning school. Orchards will be selected in differ ent localities where the demonstra- tions will be given. Tools will be given to fruit growers interested in the work and they will be given first hand instruction and informa- tion in pruning.
 The orchards in each county where demonstrations will be given will be selected through the efforts of the county farm agents who will assist Mir. Woolsey in preparing for the demonstrations. During the month of December the demonstra- tions will be held at various points in the northwest section of the state but during January and Feb ruary of next year the movable pruning school will be carried to every fruit section of the state.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03
Kills Self After
 4 Friend Refuses

Searcy, Nov. 22.-After friend had refused to shoot him. Walter Sutton, agen "A, West Point farm CT, calmly walked to a nearby fence, placed the muzzle of a shotgun against his left breast and sprung the trigger with a stick. The charge pierced the mans heart and he died instantly. The tragedy occurred Wednesday afternoon.
 Dewey Long, a neighbor of Sut- tons told the story at a coroner's inquest yesterday. Long is the man who refused Sutton's request to end his life. The jury's verdict was to the effect that Suttons death was due to gunshot wounds infliced by himself with suicidal intent.
 1t was testified that Sutton had been acting strangely for several days. lt was said be came to West Point, which is twelve miles from Searcy only g few weeks ago from Texas. Disappointment over a love affair was said to be the cause of his act. Nothing is known here of Suttons relatives.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03
HILLS RATS IN -s

and mice-that's RAT.sNAP. !. old reliable rodent destroyer. cu in cakes-no mixing with other 1, Your money back if it fails.
 35c size q cake] enough Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
 65c size @ cakes) for Chid House, coops, or small buildinu
 SIPS size (5 cakes) enousI all farm and out-buildings, ,tsu buildings or factory building
 Sold and Guaranteed by Hsu3 ton Bros and Hunters Hardm1
The courier-index., 1920-12-03
CHILD's SKULL CRUSHED

Memphis, Nov. 29.-Leo Smith, 3 years old, son of L. o. Smith, has been greatly interested in the coming of Santa Claus, and Sun day he climbed upon chair to in- vestigate the fireplace. A heavy slab of stone over the fireplace gave way, carrying the child with it and crushed it's skull.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03

Blytheville is to have a Kress five and ten cent store. A building to cost not less than $25,000 will be erected for the Kress people and they have agreed to lease it for 15 years.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03

A poultry and pet stock show will be held at Mena on December l3, IA and l5.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03

Harlow Casar writes to the Har- risoa Times from Didsburg, Canada telling of the hard times the farm CTS are having up there and warn ed the Americans against leaving the country for Canada.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03

Farmers from Missouri towns near the Arkansas line are marketing their cotton this year at Mountain Home.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03

Up to November IA Ashley coun- ty had ginned 8,139 bales of cot ton. Last year to November IA, 7,2Ss bales had been ginned.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cu

All of our services as n,n.' v' ! Sunday. Remember tbs 's e school hour, 9:45 a. m ,s,' ss evening or night service, " :, Glad for the splendid ts' sts,.I last Sunday. Thanks for a.xaa'' sel sympathetic and hearty resuas. ss our people to the old dS,pSas| w;as fund. This is doing good 'II and \ ing in a time of need, s NY thing we do is ever lost " p] will be out of town a few d.r week but will be back for 's " next Sunday. Will nreseS morning and night. In tbs noon at three o'clock he will m ,sJ at Oak Forest. Will be M meet you in all of our serviss, % {, Sunday.
 ". K. JoHNsloy|
 Mmd
The courier-index., 1920-12-03

The Sunday lid has been clamped on at Blytheville and grocer and butcher shops will not be opened on Sunday mornings hereafter. The movements started with the clerks in these shops and was carried on by the Ministerial Association of Blytheville.
The courier-index., 1920-12-03

Frank E. Alderman of the Cas- novia Herald complains bitterly that someone on Halloween stole his axe and bushel of potatoes. He doesn't care so much about the potatoes, but his wife needs the axe for exer- else. Sparta (Mich.) Sentinel Leader
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28

MECANICo CoMPETENTE en- todas
Las secciones del oficio. Desea empleo
como primer o segundo jefe de taller o
en- trabajo de importancia. Especialista
en- reparaciones de rodillos tractores
'Catherpilar" Dirija proposiciones a
J. s. vey, santurce, Stop 20, Colon z.
BLUsAs: necesitamOs agsntes en- tOda
la isla. Escribanos. New York Blouse
Co., Box $40. Ponce
"sE NEcEsITA taqufgrafa en- in
giles y espafiol, con conocimientos de to-
nedurfa. Dirijase personalmente a Glass
berg Blouse Co., Luna 81, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
Sc soLIcITA personals que trabajen
bien en- trustrus-, deshilado montura de
blusas sencillas Tambien Sc ofrecen
classes de bordado maquina. Sol 25.
DEPENDIENTE DE FARMACIA.-se
desea uno con bastante practica en- re-
cetas buenas referencias Farmacia
Rexach, Stop 21, santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28
EEL TEMPO" sENTENcIADo PoR
LIBELo

Ell juez Pablo Berga dicto sentencia
en- la acusaci6n que estableci6 Ell juez
municipal, Lcdo. Arana contra ell pc
riodico ''El Tempo, Antonio Aceve-
do, Antonio Cotto y el Lcdo. Artemio
P. Rodriguez, quienes estaban acusa-
dos de libelo. El primero por haber
publicado un telegrama dirigido desde
Catafo por loos segundos, 6stos
por haberlo enviad.
El telegrama en- sintesis decia que Ell
juez Diaz Arna ra parcial en- las ms
cripciones que Sc llevaban cabo en-
catano, inscribiendo unionistas des-
pues de haber sido cerrado el colegio.
Han sido sentenciados a pagar s25
de multa v las costas, cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28
sEPULrADo EN- UNA cUEvA

Informa la policia de Salinas que
Santos Alvarado, de IL amos, pereci6
asixiado causa de haberle caido en-
Gina una gran cantidad de TERRA, Sc
pustandole completmente
segdn informes, Ell niho estaba jugan
do con otros mas, y al ocultarse en-
una cueva cue hay en- La orilla del rio,
derrumb6se una pared de la misma, de-
jandole sepultado.
FL jefe de la policfa practice La CO.
respondents investigation del case.
Ell cadaver del nifo fu6 hallado a
una yarda de profundidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28

81 oUIERE listed CoMPRAR o VEN
DER BoNoS y Acciones dc Bancos, Cer
trales otros vaiores. incas rnsticas '
urbanas. colocar tomar dinero en- hi.
potecas pignorar valores. dirijass q
N. LLAURI q CO.. TetuAn No. 8, TeIs-
fOnO 2s7. SAN JUAN. P. r.
81 oUIERE UsTED coMPRAR o
vENDER: Bonos Acciones de Ban
cos, centrales, flncas rdsticas v urba-
mas, colocar tomar dinero en- hipote-
cas-, dirfjase a RAFAEL r. PALA-
CLOS SALAzAR. Apartado 43o, San
Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28
LABOR DIREcToRo
oUENo-BAJo PATRIoTA JULIO
J. HENJNA 1895 AL 1893.

vera, Joaquin Ramos, Manuel Roman,
Juan Curet Francisco Moreno, valen-
tin Paris, Clemente r Lecompte, Arturo
A. shomburg, Rosendo Rodriguez, Artu
TO Font, Sotero Figueroa, jose Budet,
s. Moret Muhoz, Pedro Modesto Giraud,
]. Bas, Sandalio Parrilla, ]. Mario
rell, Eduardo Ferreri ]. A. Vera, Artu-
70 Mendez, Gumersindo Rivas, E L6-
PEI, Edelniro Espada, E. Martorell, Ar
turo de Castro, Pedro Castro, Ramon
olmo, Ed. Castro, Federico Pacheco, M.
M Loubriel, cayetano Soler y Gerardo
Forrest.
En- esta Asamblea qued6 solemnemen
te constituida la Secci6n Puerto Rico
del Partido Revolucionario Cubano, con
la siguiente Directiva:
Delegado General doctor Ramon E.
Betances; Presidente, doctor j. j Hen
ma; vice-presidente, sefior J. de M. To-
rreforte; vocales, senior Manuel Beso-
sa, sefior sotero Figueroa; secreta-
rios de Actas, senior Gumersindo Rivas
y Secretario de Correspondence, senior
Geraldo Forrest.
Acord6se aSdemas por la Asamblea
adoptar como bandera de Puerto Rico
el mismo pabell6n cubano con los colo
res invertidos, este es: hstas blancas y
rojas el triangulo azul con La estrelli
ia solitaria blanca; asi mismo trasmi
tir por cable un saludo al ilustre doctor
Betances, en- Paris.
Ell primer acto del Comit6 Directive
en- funciones fue visitar al Delegado Sc
nor Estrada Palma para ofrecerle sus
respetos y servicios, y, reclamar su pro
tecci6n y experimentada direction.
En- esa entrevista sumamente cordial,
patri6tica y de Tmutuas emulaciones,
. el senior Estrada Palma, reconociendo la
importancia del acto, pronunci6 estas
sugestivas palabras:
SEN mi calidad de Delegado cubano,
estoy dispuesto cumplir Ell compromise
contraido por ell Partido Revolucionario
con Puerto Rico cuando llegue Ell mo-
mento, interpretando y cumpliendo los
altos prop6sitos que en- su vasto progra
ma politico dej6a trazado el martir de
Dos Rios
organicense, muevan ell pals y GUAM
do sea llegada la hora, Cuba prestara
su mas decidido apoyo con recursos y
hombres.''
Esta manifestation personal reiter6
en- la communication Official de la Dele
gaci6n Cubana que Sc vera en- el Ap6n
dice, ndmero uno, que oportunamente Sc
publicaran.
Bajo tan prometedores auspicios, con
fiado, tanto en- Ell esfuerzo aunado de los
patriotas portorriquefios como en- ell apo
70 efectivo que la Revoluci6n Guiana
habria de prestar a nuestra causa, La
Secci6n Puerto Rico emprendi6 desde
aquel dia, con ardor y entusiasmo, sus
incesantes trabajos revolucionarios.
Habia asistido a estas reuniones pre-
paratorias y tornado parte en- la cons
tituci6n del Comite Ell senior Felix Matos
Bernier, Representative de la juventud
de Ponce, quien regres6 inmediatamen
te Puerto Rico. con la comisi6n esxpre
sa de continuar y organizar trabajos
clandestinos de propaganda, solicitar apo
yo de personas prominentes, allegar re
cursos pecuniarios correspondent con la
Directiva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28

Al estallar la revoluci6n de Cuba en-
"a de febrero de mil oqhocientos noven
ia v cinco. no existfa EN- los Estados
Unidos, nj en- otro pals alguno Asocia-
ci6n nj organization politica que tuvie
Sc por objeto preparar la Revoluci6n
de Puerto Rico por su Independence.
salvo los trabajos particulares del vene
rable doctor Ramon Emeterio Betan-
ces, y sus correspondencias constantes
con el doctor j. J Henna y otros com
patriotas que lie secrndaban en- la noble
~ fervorosa propaganda de toda su vi
da, NADIA practice Sc habia realizado en-
aquel sentido; y respecto de la possible
emancipation de nuestro pueblo, solo Sc
habfa consignado la generosa declara-
ci6n que el eximio Jose Marti incluy6 en-
los Estatutos del Partido RevoIuciona-
rio Cubano. en- su Articulo primero.
''El Partido Revolucionario cubano
Sc constituye para lograr con los esfuer-
EOS reunidos de todos los hombres de
buena voluntad, la Independence abso
luta de la Isla de Cuba y fomentar y
auxiliar la de Puerto Rico
Alredor de este ap6stol infatigable,
por La promesa que ese articulo conte-
MIA y por el innate deseo de emancipar
Sc de La domination espafola, Sc habfan
movido muchos distinguidos portorrique
nos, va figurando en- los distintos Clubs
revolucionarios en- los Estados Unidos
y en- otros paises, va prestandole su apo
yo personal effective en- las labores
revolucionarias
al tomar cuerpo Ell movimiento insu-
rreccicnal de Manzanillo, desembarca-
dos va en- Cuba los Generates Gomez y
Maceo y realizado Ell martirio de Marti
en- Dos Rios, aquellos mismos portorri-
Quefics que le dieron su cooperation en-
los dfas de propaganda, creyeron llega-
do el momento de organizar en- forma
solemne y efectiva, ell Partido Revolu-
cionario de Puerto Rico; y a ese fin, des
pues de celebrar reuniones preparato-
rias, SO acercaron al senior Tomas Estra
da Palma, Delegado del Partido Cuba
no, para obtener su sanction eficaz
apoyo. Acogi6los el representante de los
separatistas cubanos con efusiva emula
ci6n, ofreci6ndoles todo su concurso; pc
ro haci6ndoles presente que por raz6n
de los trabajos anteriormente realiza-
dos por el doctor j. j. Henna de acuerdo
con Ell venerable Betances, por la exten
sion de relaciones del mismo con La CO.
lonia portorriqueda en- el extranjero v
su conocida representation social, desea
ba que en- la nueva organization politi
ca que aquellos compatriotas procuraban,
tuviese Ell doctor Henna conspicua par
ticipaci6n Esta insinuaci6n del senior Es
trada Palma, acogida con verdadera frui
cion por los portorriquefos, determine la
celebration de una Asamblea (despu6s
de otras reuniones preparatorias) ell 2S
de diciembre de 1895, en- Chimney Cor
ner Hall, la que concurrieron los sefio-
res siguientes:
Arturo Labarthe. A. B. de Mena, Geo.
"A. Amy, Epifanio Alvira, Pedro Marti-
nez, Rafael Martinez, Enrique R. Bala-
guer, J. B. Perez, Gustavo j Steinacher,
J Cortada, A. @ Lamoutte, Ulises val
divieso, Manuel Besosa, j. ]. Henna,
J de M Toreforte, d. Delgado Julio
orespo, R. H. Todd, Luis E. Acosta, Luis
Castro Lopez, Crispin Cervera, Jose Ri
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$500 DE r1ANzA

Angel Mas, vecino de cayey, hiri6
con una chaveta su esposa. Basilia
Baez, produci6ndole una herida en- la
cara.
III agresor acusa su esposa de no
atenderle bien durante la presente en-
fermedad que sufre.
FL juez Rodriguez Rivers exigi6
$500 de ianza lacusado.
FL hecho, segdn infornes ha sido
califcado de atentado a la vida.
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Joaquin ,Vendrell Joubert
ABoGADo NoTARIo
Tel. sO--Box 262
CAGUAs, p. 4.
RAMON FoURNIER MARQUEE
d. M. T

Cirujano Menor, Mecanoterapista, Des-
injector y Embalsamador
Laboratorio de Mecanica Dental.
Application de la medication hipod6r-
mica del doctor Horvizt para la Tu-
berculosis, Stills, Dermatosis, Como
rrea. Asma Cancer etc. Especial apH
cacion de Messages El6ctricos. Once
afios dc practica professional. ofcina
Edifcio Borinquen de IL / y de 6
a p. m
Residencia San Sebastian No 2,
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vENTAs DE oCAsIoN

CASA, dos plantas, hormig6n, solar
1900 metros, Puerta de TERRA La propie
dad colinda con el ferrocarril y el tro-
II
CASA, MADEIRA, SETS habitaciones, solar
$50 metros, Miramar.
CASA. MADEIRA, Marina. San Juan, hace
esquina.
SOLAR, Miramar, $50 metros.
SOLAR, Condado. colinda con la playa,
cerca del Parque. 6e2s metros. Sc vende
todo parte.
CASA y solar. cerca del Malec6n y niue
lie nuevo, Parada dos y media.
SOLAR, 800 metros, calle Canal, Para
da 20, sisne algunos ranchonss IS rentando
mas de cien d6Iares mensuales
AMY
Tel. so4, p. o. Box 0
MAoUINAs DE CosER.-La ssNatio-
nal" es Ia mejor. la mas elegante ' La
mas barata, tenemos la linea completa
y damos servicio eficiente Gonzalez Pa
am Co Advt
VENDo UNA GUAGUA en- perfecto
estado con varias pleas do repuesto
20 ncgocia por una casa Informara Ma
rio Melendez, Gale vald6s 8, parada
5, Box 1874. Telefono 1889. Puerta de
TERRA.
sE vENDE una mAquina "singer" es-
tilo 31I1sI540 No. .4456e2s. No tiene
uso. Tiene todos sus accessories, propia
para zapatero. B. villanueva. Box, 3sS.
Aguadilla.
Sc vENDE un Juego de mnebles nue.
vos para comedor, hechos de caoba do
minicana, compuesto de las siguientes
pleas: 8 sillas, dos butacas, mesa de
extension, sideboard, mesa tonchante
chinero. Y un autom6vil marca Jeffrie
con gomas nuevos. Para informes, Os-
car Reyes, EstadO 90. Miramar
Sc VENDE un Buick cast nuevo de sic
te pasajeros en- perfecto estado, uso pri
vado, gomas Cord o negociarlo por otro
Buick de cinco pasajeros. j. P q. p
o Box 725. San Juan
Sc vENDE un auto guagua. Puede YER
Ia on la ofcina de don Rafael PaIacios,
Cruz 8, San Juan Aproveche la oportu-
nidad.
sE vENDE. una casa desocupada para
da IS. otra cOndadO Informes 704 azul,
San Juan.
sE vENDEN tres botes de vsia de re-
ciente construction, de capacidad apro-
ximada de QUNIENTos oUrNTA-
LES, por haber cancelado un contrato
para embarques de frutas. Informara "
Fernandez. Apartado 144, Cstafio. p. r.
----~-~--
Sc DEsEA vender una panaderfa con
amazadora y utensilios. on el barrio Pun
tilla, Arecibo. Para informes dirijase
Rio Piedras, Box, 365
MTEREsAMos $4,000 ladrillos del
pats, tamafios corrientes. para entrega
Immediate CENTRAL PUERTO REAL,
vieuues. P. R.
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NO TENIA plaza

En- Naguabo, un autom6vil que qua
ba Armando Castro arroll6 Daniel
Rodriguez, causandole varias contusioo
mes.
Castro fu6 denunciado por este he
cho y tambien por no tener plaza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28
IMPORTANTE

La persona que quiera adquirir en- N.
York City un departamento c6modo,
fresco, limpio. barato, bien atendido,
puede dirijirse al All w 142 st. Tel.
Audobon $3.50. Advt
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MIRADOR:--Se desea un mirador
| de un dormitorio, co ina, comedor e
baflo, para hombre solo. Permanente
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vAR1As coNTus1oNEs

Enrique velilla result6 con varias
contusiones al tratar de subir al tren
de valdes, en- catafO, mientras este
corrfa. 4
Fu6 asistido en- la misma estaci6n.
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Ell "sAN JUAN"

Hoy sale para Nueva York, con car
ga y pasajeros, el vajor San Juan.
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Sc vERIFIcA LA PRIERA JUNTA
REvoLUcIoNARIo PoRToRRIQUENon
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nuDORAs oircasianas: -Dsarrollo
BelisEa- EAcas resuitads On dos me
sss. I27 amos de 6xito mundiali De
vsnta On Ia ''Porte Rice Drug" y Blau
co. Cencesionarao exclusive para P1er.
- Rics. , O. Psysrk- Apartads 1872
san JuaA
Or vENDE;-Un plano KNABE
GRAND en- excelentes condicio-
mes: Gaia de caoba. Sra. b. W.
Dooley. Kings Court. santurce.
HN $1,000 90 Sc vENDE un autom6-
vii oLDsMoBILE 2 pasajeros. en per
fectO estado, uso privado, gomas
CORD, informaran Box CAT, San Juan.
PARA INFORMATION de ampnacioneE
artfsticas, medallones. joyeria con 70.
tografis, etc Solicite la ''oreat Agency
Mcdonald" Stop S5, Hato Rey.
-~~--~~--~>-.>~~~>~~->->>
BE HACE TRU-TRU mAQuina. Sar
Francisco nnmero 10. Telefono 71s azul
BAzAR BR0ADwAY:-Rebaja de- blu.
sas crepe a So %, San Francisco mum
a., San Juan.
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A'TAL DIA COMO HOY 4
- S
"Recordar vivir-Dante.
.Recordar e. vivir---Dante.

% DE DIcIEMBRE DE 1895
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BAN0S DE CoAM0.-Hotel alberto tc
do el afio. Aguas medicinajes, termo.
sulfurosas. ALI encontrara 'confort'',
salud, descanso y distraction vis.telos
TooINo PENQUITAs.-HARINA DE
TRIGo. Glasses Selectas. Pida precios
para importaciones directas. a Cadierno
Hermanos
ESPECIALIDAD EN- TRU
TRU a maquina. Carretera
247, Parada 25, Santurce.
ToDo Ell QUE DEsEE tensr 6xito
en- amores, ser afortunado en- juego.
desarrollar facultades .latentes. sOhcits
el Tesore dc los "Lendus''. valor del
ejemplar $1.o0. Al por mayor gran
descuento. Para informes. San Jose 45,
tercer piso.
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pleto surtido de ropa de abrigo, tnte-
rior de lana para senoras. caballeros y
nifos, trajes, sobretodos y demAs prem
das necesarias para protegerse contra
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menOs de o5 pOr ciento de puresa. Entire
ga Immediate. s14.oO tOnelada sObre niue
lie en- San Juan. Porto Rico Commercial
Corporation Tel. 0S0-252.
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tisticos comerciales, industriales y de
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