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NEW STAR DISCOVERED
FROM OLD PHOTOGRAPH

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Jan. 29--The
discovery of another star was an
nounced last night by the Harvard
college observatory, the Nova pelns
discovered during the course OF exam
nation of plates taken nearly two
years ago.
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declared that it so closely resemhled
gardens i'm China, one would imagine
they were walking in the emperor's
grounds. Miss Talmadge and her
company were busy at Yama Farms
Inn for several weeks. All of the out
door scenes in the early part of the
story were taken at this place. and a
number of former Pekinese have since
declared that the scenes remind them
OF the famous gardens in their native
city.
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ARCADE TODAY

If the statement CT an eminent psy-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-29
Poultry Raisers Everywhere Tell
Wonderful Results Of f"MOre Eggs"

more Eggs" n Godsend
rerAfyed your More Eggs Topie and found u
z.s 4 great Codsend. only getting IL eggs
- and now i am getting so per day
~ MYRTLE ICE. Boston. Ky.
More Eggs" Paid the Pastor
can't express In words hos much have beeu
,enedted By More Egzs-" have paid my debts.
eiothed the children In dresses. and that Is
not all paid my pastor his dues. sold ~!
dozen eggs last week. Get dozen. ate some and
mao IntRs LESA McBRooN. woodbury.. Tenn.
1900 Eggs from 90 Hens
Tn, More Eggs' Tonic did wonders for me
h.d 2s hens when / got the tonic and was gettlni
i've or siT exxr day. April LIST had over lzOe
'1k~ EDw MEKKER. Pontiac Mich
J60 Hens-I500 Eggs
have fed two boxes Of More EgEs'' to my hen;
and think they have broken the egg record I
nave Ie0 white Leghorns and IN exactly 81 DAYS
s' MRS Il " PATTON. waverIy. NO.
5000 Worth Of Eggs from ~ Hens
never used More EEg5'' Tonic until last Deem
bsr: then / Just used $l.oO paekaEe and naye
s<Id aver 500 90 worth Of eggs from 'oriJ four
hens More ERgs'' Tonic did IT,
A n THODE, Sterling kaDs.. X. No 2 BOZ 81
1868 Eggs After ParkRge
rnst fan ! bought q box Of your More Eess
Tonic and would like TO haze Jou know the result:
Tr.r January LIST July LIST ny hens laid 1865
~. A. Z. WHITE. Scranton. Pa
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Advises Ordinary Buttermilk for
Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores

To get the best effect, he sure to fol-
low the simple directions. Druggists
atter the first application or they viii
refund the money.
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] q Z !; !:

you wish to try this great profit maker.
imply write a postcard letter to E. j.
.eefer the poultry expert, Refer
,idg., Kansas city. Mo. and ask for his
peciaI free package $500 offer. Don't send
my money Mr.. Refer will send you two
i 90 packages of More EGGS" You pay
he postman upon delivery only sl,oO, the
rice of Just package, the other pack
tge being free. The Million Doi ar Aer-
hants Bank of Kansas city. Mo. guaran-
ees IL you are not absolutely satisfied, your
ioliar will be returned request SO
here is no risk Write today for this sps-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
WARWICK NEWS

Mrs. Carl Granner, Of Devils Lake,
was down Monday and Tuesday be-
tween trains to attend the funeral Of
her niece, Violet May, daughter of
George Anderson. Funeral services
were held Monday.
Mrs. Ole Ness went to Devils Lake
Thursday, returning or Friday. She
accompanied her sister, Iva Sinclair to
the hospital there.
M. Godsell returned from Roundup,
Montana or Friday.
John Orchard and family returned
from Crazy on Monday.
Miss Ruth Peterson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. l. c. Hongcland. Miss
Ruth is attending the Valley City
normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover King went to
Minneapolis Friday to consult doct-
OfS.
Mrs. Hunt returned to Devils Lake
Thursday. having visited here the past
wees.
4
Born-To MIR. ard Mrs. George
Fard, of Tolna, March IA, a son,
Mr.. Ward came to see his new son on
Tuesday. Mrs. Ward and baby are
doing nicely.
Mrs Hans Hanson vert to Aneta
Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Kolstad, of Devils Lake
visited here a few days, returning
home on Monday. She reports tina
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o. J. Bergh went to Grand Forks on
Friday to attend to business matters,
returning on Monday.
=
Miss Clara Breke, of Blabon, is Wis
iting with Alvina Roberts for a few
days.
Mrs. William Rcgars went to Lari-
more Thursday to see her sister-in-
law who is i'll at that place.
x y + 4
Jack Brauders was at Devils LaNs
Wednesday on business, returning on
Thursday.
John McIvcrs who has been feeling
poorly for some time, went to Devils
Lake to enter the hospital there on
Monday.
Rev Edwin Trigg was at Devils
Lake or Friday, returning on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Anna Reep was a visitor to
Devils Lake between trains on Mon
day.
Mrs. Tom McDonough and her niece
Mrs. Albert Belgh and children, were
shoppers at Devils Lake on Thurs.
day between trains.
4 4
Mrs. Ramseth was a visito at De.
wills Lake Thursday between trains.
X X X X
Henry Morten was taken to the
hospital at New Rockford on las
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17

Wednesday. His friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
+
Roy Peterson returned from Park
River last Tuesday, his wife remain
ing for another weeks visit.
X X i 4 y
John Lollis and I. C. Haugelanu
went to Minneapolis last Wednesday
returning on Saturday.
y =
Mrs. John Loliis visited with her
sister, Mrs. J.. Smith in the country
over Sunday.
+ X i =
Surprise Party
Mrs. William Meyers was very
pleasantly surprised last Saturday
evening when a number of her friends
called. A very good time and lunch
were enjoyed by all. Mrs. Meyers
was presented with a beautiful travel
irg bag, and her daughter, Stella,
was presented with d necklace, rhe
gift of her Little school friends. Mrs.
Meyers expects to leave the farm
soon.
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Lake, last week, who is enroute to
Ohio.
j. r. Snyder attended the Hart
Parr convention at Grand Forks last
week.
Edward Brown arrived from Grand
Forks last Tuesday, having been cal
led by the serious illness of his BROTH
er, Lawrence.
Mrs. Cook and Mr.. Cooks father
arrived in Crary, Saturday, where they
are going to make their future home
or the Maher place.
S. J.. Dean was a business visitor
in Devils Lake, Monday and Tuesday.
=
Mrs. Charles Kavanaugh arrived
in Crazy last Tuesday e take care
Of her nephew, Lawrence Brown, who
is ill. Mrs. Kavanaugh has been Wis
iting with relatives at Michigan City.
4
Obituary
Mrs. liver Scribe, formerly Miss
Emma Tweeten, wife of liver Scribe
of Noonan Township, died at her home
Friday night from the Influenza pneu-
monia of several days. Besides leav-
ing a husband to mourn her untimely
death she is survived by eleven chill
dren, n sister, Mrs. Steen, and six
brothers, Nels, Gunder, Daniel, Otto,
Theodore and Harvard Tweeten.
The funeral was held Monday af-
ternoon and the remains were laid to
rest in the North-Lutheran Cemetery.
The sympathy of the entire commun-
ity goes to the bereaveq relatives.
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Mrs. Lamb had resided in Michigan
for SO years. Seven sons and two
daughters survive
Funeral services were held from
the Catholic church Of this city, the
Right Rev. Bishop !O'Reilly, Of Fargo,
presided at the services. Rev. John
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
Correspondence

Seven Stenheim, who has been a guest
of the Kolstad's since leaving the
hospital at New Rockford, is much
improved in health and ~exjects to DE
! home in a few days.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
Mrs. Julia Lamb Dies
AT Michigan Home

Michigan, N. D., March 16.-Mrs.
Julia Lamb, 81, we'll known charity
worker, died on Saturday at the home
of her son, J. P. Lamb of this city
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17

Farm Loans OF most favorable
terms. JOHN w. MAHER, Devilt
Lake, N. Oak.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
CRARY NEWS

There will be no school for one week
starting Wednesday morning, March
H.. This will be the schools spring
vacation.
Miss Alice Forslof visited with
friends at Lakota over Sunday re-
turning home Monday.
4
Leo LeDuc and VERNE Arneson of
Doyon were callers in Crary Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Gerhart returned home
Sunday, from the August Fox farm,
where she has been assisting for a few
weeks.
Miss Dorothy Duncan, sister of
Miss Mabel Duncan, and Miss Edith
| Fierson of Minnewaukan, where
guests of the Misses uncan, Torgeson
and Broen Saturday. Miss Pierson
is a Benson County Red Cross Nurse.
On account of the bad roads, the
North and South school rigs were un-
able to make their trips Monday and
Tuesday.
We are glad to report th&t Lawren-
ce Brown, who has been seriously i'll
is rapidly recovering. His many
friends hope that he will soon be a
bout.
William Bixby went to Devils Lake
Monday to have some dental work
done.
Entertain At Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Pond delight
fully entertained at a dinner Sunday
the Misses Esther Broen, Mabel Dun
can Ethelynne Torgeson, Gladly
Shand. Wilma Chambers, and tn
Messrs, Lawrence Nicholson, JESSIE
Nicholson, Lawrance Swenson, ane
4 Evan Eliassen.
Mr.. Cook and son, of Iowa, arriv
ed in Crary last Monday with tw
carloads of household goods and farr
machinery. MI. Cook recently bough
the Maher farm, south of town.
| Mrs. R. E. Ingan, returned to he
home in Tolna, Saturday, after
few weeks visiting and nursing he
/ sick relatives here, who are now abb
to be about,
Warden Orchard, of Bartlett,
visiting relatives in the city.
Mike Lux returned from Minnesbt;
Thursday from a business trip.
/ The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. =
K. Runion is i'll with the measles.
! Miss Wilma Chambers was a wee
! and guest at the R. Brown home.
r +
Charles Reynolds Of Lakota We
a weekend visitor at the Mark Pra
farm.
Peter Hilgers left for Canadi
Thursday where he bought a farm
His family will join him later. tn
good luck of all his friends go wit
81 Mr.. Hilgers.
Miss Mabel E. Duncan was a vi:
itor at Devils Lake last Wednesda,
P. Kanz, of Devils Lake, represel
4 tative for the Devils Lake Grocer
a was in the city Friday.
Lou Baskin, of the Western Hii
g & Fur Co., of Devils Lake, was
4 business caller in the city Thursda;
DR.. Drew was a professional cal
er here last Friday.
g. Mrs. John Hilgers and Mrs. Jof
Kunze were Lakota visitors and sho!
pers last Saturday between trains.
Stanley Sivenson, spent Sunday vii
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sivenst
4 =
Rev. and Mrs. Wulfsberg, Of N
chigan City, spent Sunday wi
friends here. Rev. Wulfsberg co
. Quoted morning services in the Lut
eran church Sunday.
.i Mrs. ]. Sivenson returned hor
. from Scoby, Montana, where she h
.been visiting her on, Christ Swe
son and family forthe past two a
half months:
I. Mrs. Earl Smith, d Devils Lal
His . visitor here.
q Miller snjoysd visit !
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A TODOS
LOS ~COMERCIANTES

Acabamos de recibir una fuerte
cantidad de mas de tres mil quesos
amarillos 'Clar Brook Brand Full
Cream Cheese" pesan de p a "a Ii
bras cada uno y los estamos vendien
do al precio de Soc. libra compran-
do de cuatro a seis quesos para arri
ba Y Sic. libra, c~omprando uno o
dos. Tambien tenemos queso Long
Horn" que vienen 4 en- cada GAIA.
Podemos mandar fuera de esta ciu-
dad nada-mas por cajas cerra6as, al
mismo precio de SOC. libra F. o. B.
San Antonio.
Hoy mismo mande 81 orden. acorn
panada de Giro Postal. por los que
necesite; no mandamos ningun pedi-
do 81 antes no esta recibido su valor.
El dinero que sobre Sc lie devolyera
inmediatsmcnte por correo.
Dirija 81 correspondence en esta
forma:
"La Gloria" M. Elizondo, Prop
701 Sur Laredo St.
Tel. CT. zoos - San Antonio. Tex,
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eos ". - Sr.-New YorH. y. Y.
--a,arnienro Fczfcceionldo de las ELahda-
IA. ;r.e.suciales. contra IA postraclon neT-
yin-a sin necssidad de oPsracion , SIN I'M
pedir que Sc dediCue . IS ocgTae'oneS c1a-
yias. Tamblsu uato cnfe-Ted4dS del eS-
tonnage. >angEe. piel y sJtGa. dc tcleEGo
r,tira hace-ne uGaS cuanc4S vtsItas. HOMO
ra-Ics modicos. No can.o,o eo-EeSpo7deneia
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.CUADERNo De PASToRES. con Gila. Pa.
rrado, Nabal. Gengo. Lizardo. Bato. Rarto-
%. E-uitaao. Angel. Tcyano, Melzo. Tu!io.
To-ingo. Cucharon. Doristo. Luzbel, Satanas.
ASnodeo, Astucia. Pecado. Haron Putin
CoNCILIO DE LUZBEL con Pecado. Sa-
tanas. Asnodeo. Astucia. Asmon, Astoret,
Asturiel. 20 hojas e~scritas \ ~naQuina. $500.
EN- BARRo DE- GUADALAJARA. Maria,
Ecip:o. Ia Desoliaci6n de los :~aoccn,es
PaSto-es, elias. Diablos, Gr-n'ia"c*. Cana.
dito.. Musso verde, Fa-e.cs. Lentejueia. Or
uamentoS. Papel dorado. oropel, Papel &c
China, Leatejuela de dolores, etc. En- jue-
eos completes para ~aaciuientos, pEec:os es-
p-ec:aIes. Ordene con tempo a Ia AGENCIA
DE PUBLIcAeIONES "GALEANCITO."
$50 Ncr,h Santa Rosa Ace. >aa Antonio,
Texas.
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DR.. FLIPPEN

DR. GU.LLERMo HARRISON. Esrccial!sta
IN auseojgs. III SoledaG s.. sc hab!a eSpaaoL
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Datil paeado, C8jeta dc Celaya. nueva' Me
de Magyicy; legitimo chocolate meNicano Ri
TAPATIO." Chile Negro PaSiila ; Muiato
de Mexico Chipotlc seco; QGeSo &c tuna
o. Bjar,,. Carne SEGA. Nolcaietes, Me
tstss Loza y Curiosidades dc Guadalajara,
de palo. Escobeti!las. fERBA>
VEDICINALES. ChoriZo cStiio mcNicano,
J0NATE FRESADILLA. Camaron, Semi
Ia calabaza, etc. Plda LiSta General GRA-
RS. DcspachamoS ordcnes dc uN DOLLAR
,--;5, ,rr rorreo o express. Los PREClOS
Mas BAJOS. Ell DESPACHo MAS RAPl-
DO. DirijanSc a: CABEZUD BROS. BOX
Is, sta. \. san Antonio. Tex ". Comm.
Itloi..
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NJ. lBARRA, Hojalatero expcrto en- cons
truecion dc techos y canales y toda clase
de repatriation dc ~cstufaS. Lame al Tel.
Or. 4e7S o ocurra a su residences iol Bra
zas St. ISD
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I'm barco incendiado en-
la bahia de la Habn10

HABANA, Octubre l6.-Un fuego
que hubo a bordo del buque america
no Krakow, ilegado a este puerto ell
dfa 2 de Octubre, cause 81 barco da-
nos por valor de I'm million de pesos.
El barco ha quedado en- tan malas
condolences. que ell captain del mismo
10 considera perdido, e 81 fueso 81
exteEdio a cast TODD 81 buQuA.
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AVISOS DE OCASlONL=
l@OE0l
MISCELANEA

1000 carros dc pedaceria De MADEIRA si.o0
por Garlic chico; debe vcnderSe Immediate
mente: esta MADEIRA esta en- el Campo Travis.
Tome ell canine de Austin y Yea el rotuI'.
para mas informes, lame al Tel. CT. $751;.
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Respetmdn ell licor
de los %diplomdticos

WASHINGTON, Octubre 16.-Los
cargamentos de IiSores que los diplo-
maticos Y u familias traigan a los
Estados Unidos en- sus e~quipajes, no
seran en- 10 successive confiscados por
los agentes del gobierno.
En- tai sentido ha hecho una declarl-
ci6n Ell Departments de Estado, ha-
ciendose saber que Sc conffa en- cue
los referidos agentcs del gobierno
respetaran los equipajes de los diplo-
maticos, dejando de inspeccionarlos.
Al mismo tempo Sc ha dicho que las
ordenes para que los agentes inspec-
cionaran los equipajes de los dip!o-
maticos y s~ustrajeran de clos los IL
cores, fueron dadas por ell Ayudante
del T~esorero. cuya %renuncia fue acep-
tada debiendo enc efecto ell dfa Is
de Noviembre proximo.
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SOTfCA

NOL!NoS De PIEDRA PARA NINTAMAL
- Pida mi folleto.
p. Baca- Box e2i. Los Angeles, Cal
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DARE $500 de qualification a Ia persona
que me proporcionc inforTues de Jesus Co.
rrea. de 25 amos de edad. alto. t~riEueio y del
gado. de auien en- Mayo iltimo recibi su
ultima carta de Omaha. Nebraska. en- don.
de trabajaba en- una casa empacsdora de car
ne. TODD informc diriiirse a Manuel Co.
rres Ortiz. so7 Benavides ST., Laredo. Tex.
Gal
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HOTEL MONTERREY. loy So. Santa Rosa
Avc-IaSiIact0RSs Fropias para ~tarailiEs =
sa-,3 -, sN-'. r-ecics SLEiSGo1
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Sc NECESTTAN 4 II rillas de San An
tonic, varios mexicanos para cargar arena :
trabaio permanente. ProporcionamoS donde
vivir. Ocurran cl Domingo por Ia manana q
las I con C. w. Ling, 725 60. Salado St.
lSl
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NUSICA PARA PIANO tmancscr::a.) Fida
Es,a general. InSttumentasiores para orqueS-
"a. etc. Repertoire de AGSica MeHicana. Box
IS Sta. 4. l4le1. West Commerce ST. San
Antonio. Texas.
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POSSESSION TNMEDIATA-CASA MoDER
MA, SEIS CUARTOS $4,000, Sl.5Go al con-
tado. Esta cS una dc las mejorcs ofertaS en-
tras eSpecialcS hermOSo prado; arboieS para
Sonbra: partc alta Ealcria Colonial grande
dos iados. sala para rccibir y cinco cuartos
bien situaGos cielos rasos, gas en- cuatro
~cuartoS: baHo dc pOrcelana. buena condicion
lote dc 50xl5O: Yenta Immediate por orden dc
Ia Cortc. para lquidar una herencia. $4,000;
$1,000 al contado. Buena inversion; cSta c.
una oportunidad. Yea a Mr.. ChildresS.
WEST TRAVIS, cerca del I. & G.. n.
Depot: 4 cuartos y I'm gran lote en- eSquina,
ro- $4,000. $4,000 al contado y e. rcsto en-
abonos como 81 fuera renta.
NORTE SMITH. una cuadra del CclcSio;
casa con cuatro ~cuartoS. de lixl4. Tote de
50xI50, con callej6n atrds garage y troJas :
5000. $500 al contado y $500 Por mes.
GALE MORALES muy ccrca dc Ia Gale
Laredo: > casaS con cIatro cudrtos y otTa &c
3 cuartos por $500: una partc al contado.
el resto en- abonoS facile5. Puede vivIr en-
una y rent2 Ia otra.
NORTH FRO $4,000: $500 al contado. $50
al mes: casa de 5 cuartoS con aqua, luz banc
Y drenaic; Gale pavimentada; solar regular
PROSPECT HILL, Gale Monterrey, casa
paSillo: todaS las conveniencias modernas; To-
&c 5oxI50; garage, Gale pavimeutada. ban
quotas de cemento. por $500 $500. al conta.
do y $50. mensualeS.
Para mas informes dirigirSe al
SR. ROBLES.
SMITH & SMITH.
400 Natl. Bank of Com. Bldg.-Tel. Tr. 1928.
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN le dare a Ia
persona cue me informc del p~arade-o o me
de ia direction de mi hermano Antonio Gu
tiGTez. dc 81 amos de edad. de regular esta-
tura, cara redonda, nariz afilada, lsbioS grue-
SOS, pelo c~astaEo, no uSa bigote- Originate
de Capilla de Guadalupe. del Estado de ia.
lisco. Mex. y Sc cncuentra en- este pals. des-
de 1919. Sus ultimaS notcias las recibi de
kingsburg. Cal. Dirigirse a Leonardo Gu.
tierreZ, Box 1876. Buffalo Center, Iowa.
fo0l
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CABALLERO meJicsnC, hor-ado = ira
baJado- de oticio *e-rcca--i7src. desea cam
hiar ccvre>pondenc:s con seSorita mcIica-
ra. honrada Y de credo eat6lieo: &c IS 4
- amos de cdaG. obieto mat-imonic. In per-
soma cue iatereSe alande en- prtme-s ca-ta
fotoS-afis y direction = J. r. Aan-fCrcz.
sos S, Laredo s.. San Antonio, Texas.
IsN
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Avenida Buckingham

Cerca dc PrcSa. > cleEantcs pleas y gale
ria con tela. todas las comodidades como
Via Unicamcntc $1,000. Is rcEalada = cS'
TIC prccio.
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East End

3 pleas. galeria alamhrada muy amplla
cuarto dc bano. luz electrical. solar ampllo. =
media cuadra del tranria. EStoy dispuesto a
accptar ofertas EN- ests casita, vcnga 4 vcrm'
inmcdiatamentc.
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SESoRE> FERRoCARRlLERoS MEM
CANOS. Hare que las Companies les reem
boisya los cue ;nvirtlcrou en- bonoS dc a
! ibartFL. Cob-o Back Pay" aumCnto de
sueldos, chcg-es Y "ucmpo.' = sufrc al
run accIdeate en- CT trabaio. 20 le dire 10
que dcbe pcdir. Ar-cSlo Eccocios -c!ac'ona
d. con nj profession Z" todaS ParseS Gel
pas. D~iriSirse i. Lie. J. PEARCE NAME
EN5 Kansas City Life EltE. Kansas Clty
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Immediate a Beacon Hill

; pleas. gaIerias. pasillos. ba"c. luz y
otras comodidadc>. FL solar 6 amp!io, sofa
mentc viSndolo Sc puede a~prcciar. $3.50, cor
$500. al contado.
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Gale Navidad

4 pleas con 81 solar respective. banquets
hasta 81 pavimcnto; u~nicamente Sl-e0o. con
$50. 90 nj contado y abonoS facilcs.
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DARE una buena qualification a Ia per
Soma que me informe del paradero de los Sc
iores Eulogio Ibarra, Emilio Ibarra y Mer
ced Aleman el primero de so amos dc edad
~estatura regular. moreno: eI segundo de 3
ano sde edad. blanco, de e~statura regula
y Aleman de % afios de edad. Hace siet
amos cstuvieron v;vien6o en- DEFINE. Texas.
Dirisirse a He-minio MARTINEZ, Gale Ar
teaga No. 40. Nuevo Laredo. lamps, Mex.
M
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Gale Camden

Ccrca del Parque, 4 pleas pasillo y Ea!erla
con tcIa, todas las comodidades: solar 5oAlIO
La Gale csta pavinentada y 81 oarrlo es Sc
I.,to. Prccio $3.50. Sc vende en- aeonos'
Para informes, dirigirse q
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AGRADECERE muchisimo a Ia persona Que
me informe del paraGero de Trinidad Nava-
rro, de 25 amos de edad- oriSinnrio del Esta.
do de Miehoaean. alto, giiero, pelo castano
En- Septlembre del ano pasado Sc encontraba
trabajando en- Kansas. con Ia Compshia IN
pacadora Wilson Desde enton-as To sabe.
mos de eL CualQuier informe, favor de d.
risirlo a JoSefina Navarro. calle Palomas
606. San Antonio. Texas. (2o)
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SELLOS DE COMA

y Accessories. Tengo permancntemcntc un
extenso su-tido de Fechadores. tinta ; coli
ilcs. Pida cat3logo en- cspanol. /. Santos
Orta. Sill Doiorosa St Tel. Travis $500.
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p1.N : \ L Z V o S

VENDo caro- 4 ruedas eje "a puigs
aSiento De ~resorte; una Eua-nici6n: una ca
ma resorte: una silla fierro vicjo, 200 hbras
~rastrillo . picos. 29O5 Durango st. San An
tonic, Texas.
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Sc NECESITA una modista que sepa ira
bajar al ultimo cstilo. H. Ross. TIA W.
Commerce ST.
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CASAS DE VENTA
Immediate al Campo Travis

{ pleas, galeria alam5rada lox2o, buen So
lar, TODD en- bucn cstado; propia para en-
pleados del Campo Travis o del 5 T. sl.oou
con S2Q9.c CT al contado y ab0ncs conodoS.
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De todoS modelos. nueyos o DC sesunad ma.
no \ los prccios mas baios dc la plaza. )
pagaderos al concado o en- abonos. Tenso
tanbien varios trucks Ford usados. YEA
me para gangas. Soy aGentc de los garages
mas grandes de IL ciudad, y haGo entrega
pronta. G. Aware, Botica dc Chapa, slO w
Commerce st.
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EssSp~s~sR~~ezE~~%sslss
GUIA PROFESSIONAL
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

Abosado Mcxicano. Ti5-T2O Brady Bldg.
TeIefono CT. EIG. san Antonio, Texas
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COMPRAS.

COMPRO c~ualauier clase de lena por cuer-
dss F. o. B. en- el lugar donde este. !nfor-
me precios y condolences a E. B. Pizzini,
I14s n. Laredo st. San Antonio. Texas.
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DR. HERACLlO GONZALEZ

427 n. San Saba St. esquina con
Lakeview. Telefono Travis $40.
DR. ". MARTINEZ GUzMAN. EspScia-
E,,4 en- enic-meLadsS de n!Uos y TlEto>- Nc
dic,na en- general. Otjci@a. 1901 ". CoIn-
Nee -. Tc.eEoao Travis 2205.