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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS

TURS made IN all styles. refined and re-
modelled by Mrs. Adams. 307 N. Call
lemarde St. Phone 1919
HONE MORTGAGES
In return for the many thousands Of
dollars sent from here TO the Euuitabie
Life Assurance Society OF New York IN
payment Of life insurance premiums. the
society Is very willing to make loans on
PENSACOLA homes
Let me explain Its plan. by means Of
which you can llduidate the mortgage on
Your house without straining your re-
souvces--g uarnnteeing MEANWHILE, per-
mapent home for your family.
No commission or renewal fee in the
r. Is. NMpsON
Representing the Equitable.
202 s, Palafox. Phone ess
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Transfer Storage

soRRAs TRANSFER CO.
PHONE fie5 OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE EAST cAAsE STNGaT. AL
KINDS or HAULING. YOUR BUSt.
NESS SOLICITED.
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FOR SAIsE-Furniture also gas stove,
heating stove and range, with hot water
ank at 1894 East La Rua.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALlE---One new seton Holt tractor
cheap, on easy terms Tractor ia now
in Pensacola r. T.. l.. McCaskill Co.
De Funiak Springs, Fla.
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DANCING

DANCING SCHOOL Classes. Private
lessons. Also childrens classes IN aes-
theft Dancing. FOG West Gregory. Phone
27s.
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DREssMAKTNG

DRESSafAKIEG-H emstitching. picotine,
fashionable and plain dressmakinR at
reasonable prices. Mrs. M. e. Adams,
307 n. GuiHsmarde. Phone 1878.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE,-Tive acres cleared. fenced,
on city limit. four-ro house, hem
sacola property. A. W. Fisher. Unatilla.
Florida, Lake County.
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WANTED

WANTED TO BUY--Or borrTw, a picture
Of Public school building heated many
years ago north side Wright ST.. between
Guillemarde and Tarrasona SITS. p X.
Honge, phone 10, American National Bank
builffng.
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FOR SAIIE-Five- passenger Ford car.
Good condition Walter Busey, III N
Talafox St.
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WANTED Representative for fast selling
line OF auto accessories. Motion picture
for advertising furnished. $4,000 up per
month. Box 2T5, st. Joseph, Mich.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for old
newspaper, 1924 or 1885, issue relating
TO investments by James Brickley ia
Florida. Address James Hayden. 6O4 u.
27th St, Baltimore, Md.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SAI.E-Pure bred large Rhode Is
land Red cockerels; also some bullets.
81 each; good incubator (14o-egg) s1e.
Apply 470 ". Mallory st.
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WANTED--Your hat to remodel ana re-
trim. by the Nordstrom Millinery 124
h Intendencia ST.
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HELP wANTED-Girl or woman 70
general housework. 374 West Chase.
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FOR sALE--One hundred acres OF choice
land IN Baldwin county, on q. y. g. a..
Ry. Half cleared and fenced. $40 per
acre or will trade. Address D. c. H.,
Box 4b3.
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In Escambla County Court Of Record.
stats OF Fiorlda--In Chancerv.
Charles Frank Shields, Complainant.

MeFceueA Shields, Deferdanr
On Monday. the end dsy OF January.
4. D. 1922. the defendant. Mereea &c
Shields, is required 20 appear TO the biz
led against her herein
This order to be published once each
week for four (4l consecutive weeks in
The Pensacola Journal, q newspaper pub
lished in said Escambia county.
J.. l. MAYO
Clerk Court Of Record.
By -. i. TIpWELL. u. Z.
Pensacola, Fla. November 22nd. 1921.
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FOR RENT--Roorns for light housekeeD-
ina; southern exposure; private porch /;
electric lights; linen furnished; close IN
ia II. Gregory. Phone 1g41.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Large and desirable All conve-
niences. 2Is II, Government St
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FOR RENT-Modern four-room furnished
apartment to adults only. Apply sos
+. Jackson. Phone No. 1877.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE
City Taxes on real and personal
property for the year 1921 are now due
and payable at the office of the Tax
Collector at the City Hall. II paid in
December a discount OF per cent will
be allowed. January metz and on and
after February LIST additional interest
win be added. For information as TO
amount inquire OF the undersigned, or
telephone 1850 and statement OF taxes
win be promptly sent you.
JOHN. G.. WELSH,
Tax Collector
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED - Practical nurse
desires work. Phone 5e7.
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SEWING MACHINES repaired at your
home; 25 years experience Mccain,
240 W. Garden. Phone T07.
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FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms. GOD
II. Jackson Phone $50.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished light house
keeping apartments; reasonable price
Call 11oI y. Gadsden: phone EST.
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WANTED-DelivePy boy with wheel Il
work all day. Apply Crystal Pharmacy
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FOR RFNT-Furnished apartment for
light housekeeping, me ern conven-
fences, use of g2na@e- 1710 e. Gadsden
ST., phone 1441.
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FOR RENT--Half OF house. second floor
four rooms, hall, large porch and bath
Electric and gss. very desirable neigh.
sorhood. $4,000 per month. Unfurnished
1913 East Mallory. r. NJ Merritt, care
Merritt Laundry.
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FOR RENT-Two small bungalows. Old
Mill Inn place, Bay Shore. Apply 422
y, Palafox ST., or phone 3sS.
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FOR REsNT--Furnisned apartment. Also
sleeping room. Close In. so E. Chase
81. Phone 1929.
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BETTER JOBS are open to the trained
men. Inquire now for information on
our home study courses. international
Correspondence Schools, 81 Thieser
Bldg PHONE 2R2
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WANTED-1mmediRtel FL 0 O r N G
GRADER capable OF maintaining grade
"a per cent and better run at 200 feet
per minute with three men behind ma
chine. Also one good general pianer
grader. Wire or telephone Long-Bell
Co. Quitman Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

Representative or the Tenth penusyi-
wanna District us the result OF action
oS the House last night IN voting 10
nnscat Patrick McI.nn. Democrat.
also OF Scranton. who has ,rcld his
seat throughout the present Congress
MIR. farr will draw sal.ppo salary ana
Incidental expenses for the six days
ne viii serve In the House.
After the House voted. l6l To l.t
10 remove McLane. the new member
was immediately declared ELECTED and
was sworn ia Just before midnight
The proceedings against Mcl.anc were
hasedfon charges that he had violated
ne corrupt practices act and also
that there had been wholesale clrc.
tion frauds in his return to cunrrcSs
The princcly remuneration that
goes with Representative farr'S SIN
DAYS OF service. apnroNimatins Il rat.
OK Sd,'up = day, results from a COM
putaiion Of salary :t,id incidental nj
iowanccs to cover the entire two
Year period Of tine Congress to which
the House has held him Ia have been
rightly elected. While Nolan" also
mas drawn pay for the entire two
YEARS. lacking the six DAYS rcmuiu
ing OF the present Congress- hc is rr
CURED To make no refund. the single.
Scat costing the government in effect
almost tw!c" tho stipulated iigurc.
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WILL ARRANGE PROGRAM
TO HONOR ST. PATRICK
Meeting Will BE Held at Mnrphy's
Hotel Next Tuesday Night
at y O'Clock

Committees t" arrange for the cele-
hration Or -. Particles Day viii be
named at tho regular semi monthly
rmeciins Of Patrick Henry Council. a.
\. II. |. II. which will he held in
Murrhy's Hotel annex next Tuesday
nigh, al o'clock
-. {. o'Fllherty. national secretary.
VIII preside ut the meeting and sew
eral speakers Will be heard I'D ward
l. Ryan LECTURER and historian OF the
cnuhcil: VIII discuss the progress OF
the night for world vide recognition
OF the Irish republic. Reports will
be received from several committees.
In" council will also take some ac-
ton with reference to it's uarticipa-
ton in the drive to be conducted by
;he Virginia committee OF tn. Aimeri-
can Association for Relief OF the Irish
sufferers. of which samuel l.. Kelley
is chairman
NJ the Tuesday night meeting the
minutes Of the FIRST mcctiu. al the
national directorate OF the \ A. K l.
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Use CHESS-CO for
Coughs

colds. Rronci.i':S ana Chest Colds
ne best by test. thousands vii! SAL.
4 real prescription: no cure-nii M
relief. no pay. For sal. ut All lead.
ing druggists Wholesalers. Powers
Taylor Drug Co.
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V. R. & P. EMPLOYEES TODAY
speaks at r"Mpany's "Y" at 4,iO
y. M--Smith TO Render

~ ~" NIrstni:; Railway and Power
compauy's ~" this afternoon u; I:3O
O'Clock Rev, &, \, Jenkins. u. H.. OF
Calvary Baptist Church. will address
employees ot the company and their
friends OH oar Mothers" lie Will
=" introduced Is T., y. Crowdcr
chairman ot the rsliG committee
Superintendent IL ]. Smith. OF the
company. AMI tenor member OF the
standard Quartet IN tho organization.
VIII sing a solo at this meeting.
General Secretary w. 7. Zines will
have charge
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Glover Day"
on Our First Floor

MOSBY SILK BLOUSES
In Georgettes. Crepe de
Chimes. Tricolettes and
Tub Silks, Shirtwaist and
over blouse effects. in
white. flesh, suit shades.
Three wonderful groups
for Glover Day at
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Confederate Museum

Twelfth and Clay Streets.
Open Daily 9 ~. NJ. TO /. al
Saturday. . 20 3
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S1.25 KNITTED TED
DIES, summer weight.
built up shoulders, regu-
lar Mosby quality; all
sizes, each, on
only 49,. GU
SOC and Csc VESTS, Swiss
ribbed and plain. pink
and white, regular and
bodice tops, all AA.
sizes, each HOC
$7.95 TAFFETA SKIRTS.
also Jersey Silks and
Jerseys with tanreta
nounces, green. black.
purple, taupe, Or or
brown. navy. TJeCJ
$500 GLOVE SILK Van
Raalte Shirts. in all
STYLES, with and HG r.
without straps pL.JO
$500 SATIN BLOOMERS.
Day only, at. SZ.55
$5.95 CREPE DE CHINE
Teddies, lace trimmed:
Glover do np
Day 0J.JC
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$l.25 and $3.50 CORSET
COVERS, lace and en-
med, clover Day. .79c
$500 CORSISTS, imported
coutil and brocades, for
all figures. Do ne
Glover Day. QO.JO
Csc BANnEAUS, in flesh
only. for Clever An
Day fJC
In the Baby Aisle
$3.50 DRESSES, in Col
ored Voiles, . to 6 years,
shocked in maize with
blue, pink with blue,
all pink and % Ar
all blue 4J.
81 JAP SILK DRESSES,
2 TO 6 years, in pink,
blue. maize, shocked
with various. tE ar
colorS =. VJe JJ
$3.50 DUTCH ROMPERS
AND CREEPERS, in
pink, blue and white,
e ''@sae and $2.45
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Sir rrcdcr.L wcdmorc pies.

LONDON. Fob o6-Sr Frederick
Wcdmoro. art critic, poe, and short
story writer. died at his home yes
tcrday III Seven oaks. County Kent
He was born on July .. 1874.
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"Clover Day"

on Our Second Floor
NEW JAPANESE MAIN
SOCK, just received.
4O-inch. and put on sale
orclover Day O. En
lloyd. piece. sD4.CU
40-lNCI4 FL E S r. PINK
NAINSOOk, splendid
grade, for Glover
Day only. at, Or nA
lloyd. piece. 1C.UU
81 X 80 S E a NJ LESS
SHEETS, heavy round
bread. limited guam
tity, for Glover t1 Oh
Day only, each y 4 DJ
GGSS0 NASHUA WOOL
NAP Blankets, in vari-
Gus colored plaids;
Glover Day, O. or
pair 49,. sSFoCD
TURKISH FACE CLOTHS
formerly up to Csc;
for Glover Day a
only, each &c
CLOTHS AND NAPKINS,
odd and discontinued
patterrH, some slightly
mussed from handling,
a splendid chance to re-
plenish your stock, on
special bargain tables
for Glover Day only.
$3.50 WHITE SHANGHAI
TUB FABRICS. 36-inch:
o Glover va Day 81 IS
$3.50 GLACE SATINS.
36-inch, evening effects,
two-toned; light blue
and white, orange and
white, orchid CD 0e
and white, yd. QLeJJ
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startling story concerning number
OF the defendants late yesterday
afternoon. Most OF the morning was
taken up Win his cross examination
hut little not alrrady told Mas
brought cut. Lively testified that
he had been in the Baldwin Fclts en-
ploy for twelve wears and told OF
some Of ;hc detective work he had
done during tina; time. adding that
he had appeared aS "a witness in court
emily twice and on those occasions he
gave testimony bcfouc a Justice OF
the peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
JOHN R. FARR OFFICIALLY
TAKES SEAT IN HOUSE
Rc>uifs From Action Taken in Tn
>rntinG Patrick McLnnr-WilI
serve Only Sin Days.
Try Associated Press.

- '''-''VS-I'FtCH 1881
UNSATISFACTORY Feb. 26.-lohu X.
farr. Republican. OF Scranton. IA.
took his seat In the House today MS
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Contra Ia pas
te bub6niCa
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pueblo de San Juan; pero que de min
gun modo Sc entendiese que estaba en-
su mente obligarles a tales trabajos y
que Ell que Sc ofrecia 10 hiciera por
TN acto ib6rrimo de su voluntad y
despues de haberlo meditado. Que Ell
no permitiria que nj un solo hombre
prestase esa labor sin estar previanen
te vacunado a fin de que estuviese
immune a la invasion, y les manifesto
que los que voluntariamente Sc brin
dasen Sc les premiaria por ell Hon. Go
bernador, ora otorgandoles la gracia
de una conmutakion, conformep La
pena que sufren, ora concediendoles Ell
indulto que mereciesen. Ell Attorney
les dio un cuarto de hora para pensar
sobre su resolucion y dirigiendose des
pues ellos les dijo: los que Sc ofre-
cen al trabajo cen un paso adelante.
Como un solo hombre todos los reclu-
SOS, refejando contento en- sus semblan
tes, cubrieron nuevas filas; gallarda
actitud que impresion6 gratamente a
todos los que tuvimos el gusto de pre-
senciar Ell sencillo hermoso acto. En-
vista de que todos Sc ofrecian de modo
resuelto Ell sr. Mestre cruz6 unas pa
labras con ell Sr. Ergui, y este, vol
viendose a los confinados, les dijo: es
impossible aceptar por ahora cl concur
so de todos; escogeremos, al azar,
sesenta.
Ell Sr Mestre y, el Sr. Ergui estaban
satisfechos Y hecha la selection, salie-
ron del penal contentos del feliz exi-
to de su vista.
Los presos fueron vacunados aver al
oscurecer v hoy va deben haber
comenzado ell trabajo de saneamiento.
Igual trabaio fu6 hecho por una bri-
gada de presos en- Puerta de TERRA
cuando la epidemic de la peste de hace
algunos amos.
Ell Departamento de Justicia esta
ayuydando tambien al Departamento
de Sanidad Municipal en- ell trabajo de
hygiene que realiza La sanidad local.
Nuestras palmadas los reclusos y
nuestras congratulaciones los cultos
Jefes del Departamento de Justicia.
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ECOS DE FAJARDO

EN- HATO VIEJO.- Muy concurri-
da result6 la reunion de padres agri
cultores celebrada en- este barrio. La
concurrencia alcanzo 105 y don Vic
tor M. Torres, fot6grafo de Luquillo,
tom6 varias fotografias de los >oncu-
rrentes.
El decano del magisterio, don Ra-
fael N. Coca, el director local de ''Lllz
de Oriente", don Prudencio Mendez y
otro maestro de Fajardo, disertaron so
bre temas de actualidad.
Podemos asegurar que don Ceferino
Jimenez, professor del barrio, obtuvo
un 6xito feliz en- su conferencia.
CHUPACALLos EN- sU PUEsTo:
La Srta. Juana Cruz, activa profesora
del barrio de Chupacallos, de Ceiba,
di6 su conferencia escolar agrfcola,
obteniendo resultados satisfactorios.
Entire los 1O2 expenditures estaban
las Srtas. Morales, H. Escobar, G.
Cruz y hermana y don Aureo Herman
dez de Ceiba.
Fuimos obsequiados con dulces y re
frescos
Nuestra felicitaci6n la Srta. Cruz.
BUENA ACOGIDA.- Nos informa
don venancio Montahez, administra-
dor del semanario "Luz de Oriente :.
que dicha publication ha tenido tan
buena acogida. La clase intellectual es
ia grandemente interesada por Ell Or
gano escolar, Ell cual cuenta va con la
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Connpre barato.
LA Gloria, Allen II.
Ell SPEAKER coNFERENCIA
CON Ell GOBERNADOl

Err los momentos en- que nuestro redac
tor senior Vargas, abandonaba Ell despa
Tho del Gpbernador, entraba conferen
cir con dicho funcionario, el pres dente
de Ia Camara de Representatives. Lcdo.
g. Coll y Cuchi.-A preguntas que le hi
cieramcs ncs dijo que iba tratar con
el Gobernador sobre politica y sobre II
epidemic. Momentos despues Ell senior
Col en- la Camara hacia los Represen
.antes Ia prensa, parecidas rccomen
Ga icnes las que mes IiZo Ell Gober
nador.
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Al EsPEcIALIsTA DR. RALDIRIs.

Me complazco en- manifestarle mi pro
funda gratitud por los resultados com
pletamente satisfactorios obtenidos por
I'd. con su eficaz tratamiento tenicida
en- un hijo n.io de diez amos de edad,
que UNA HORA DESPUES de haber to
mado su medicamento, Y sin perturba
ci6n alguna, expuls6 una Tenia Soil
taria con su cabeza, que hacia algunos
amos lie ocasionaba mlltiples- sufrimien
tos, sin haber podido lograr su compile
ia expulsion con Ell uso de diversos re
medios indicados para el case. Hoy, gra
Ecias a I'd. v al efecto de su excelente
especifico, encuertrase el niio libre. del
entozcario y de los fenomenos pato,6gi
cos que sufria artes de su expulsion.
Queda a sus 6rdenes, y muy agrade
cido, su affmo amigo,
DR.. FLORENCIo SUAREz
(Ilustre Msdico y Consul espafol
Advt en- Ponce)
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UN NINo ARRoLLADo
PoR UN AUToMOvIL

Aver a las P. M y en- la parada
de la Carretera de Puerta de TERRA,
ell autom6vil nlmero SA 54s, propie-
dad de Adrian CARROT, y guiado por
eI mismo, arroll6 al nifio Dolores Flo
res de 10 afios de edad. En- la ala de
socorros de ell mencionado barrio Sc le
practice La primera cura, habiendo pa.
sado al hospital municipal en- estado
grave. La investigation de este suceso
fu6 practicada por Ell policia Jose A.
Colon. N
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Ell Truck 'Day-EldeT'


Ell SOL NUNCA Sc PoNE PARA
LOS TRUCKS ssDAY ELDER. Es un
espectaculo familiar para los transeun-
tes en- todas las carreteras del mundo
yer los Trucks ssDAY- ELDER carga
dos y en- Marcia. En- Noruega Dina
marca con maderas, granos en- Austria
liza, grasas Y aceites en- Jar6n, gonna en-
Ia India. cafe cereales en- ia Ame
RIGA espanola. En- Estados Unidcs Puer
to Rico los DAY ELDER estan de-
dicados a toda clase de trabajo, desde ell
arrassre de cafias por entire las planta-
clones de las Centrales Azucareras has
ia ell transporte de pssajeros por las
espl6ndidas carreteras, sin contar aca
rreo de provisiones y mercancias para
Ell con.ercio.
5Que ha determinado la reputation
los "DAY-ELDER"? -su efciente
servicio, economico sostenimiento y su
costo .relativamente sbajo
1Quienes hacen Ell anuncio de los DAY
ELDER? Los que tienen uno mas
de ellos en- servicio
La reconocida eficiencia de los DAY
ELDER Sc debe la correction de su
disefo Y calidad de los materiales de
construction.
De los cuatro tipos de, locomoci6n Sc
escogi6 Ell TORNILLO SIN FIN, reco-
nocido1 y aceptado como Ell mas eficaz;
v de los dos sistemas de tornillo, pref
risron el SEMI I-FLoTANTE.
Equipados con los famcsos motores
'cONTINENTAL', Red Seal'' y ''Bu-
da', disponen. los ''DAY-ELDER" de
una fuente' de fuerza energia siempre
suffciente para rendir ell maximum de
potencia aun yendo sobre- -cargados.
Su diseno adecuado y Ia, superior ca
lidad de sus materiales hacen de su cons
trucci6n una obra acabsda capaz de re-
sistir cargas excesivas de rendir SER
yicio bajo condiciones anormales.
De d1a en- dla La capac1dad producJora
de la "DAY- ELDER MOTORS CORPo-
RATION ha lido aumentando v hoy es-
ia en- condolences de extender sus nego-
clos al mundo entero Esta es la mejor
garantia de su responsabilidad econ6-
mica; Ell constante y extenso merca-
do de sus productos debido a "a buena
acogida de ellos en- ell mercado mundial.
lie ha granjeado una envidiab,s reputa-
ci6n financiera en- -el concrete.
81 esta usted interesado en- les. trucks
DAY-ELDER dirijass a A ALVAREZ
8 HNos., Avenida PONCE DE LEON
nnmero 6, San Juan, Puerto Rico. quic-
mes son los agentes exclusives de dichos
TRUCKS para Puerto Rico ) San
to Domingo. Advt.
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AL REPUTADo EsPECIALIsTA
DIR. , P. RALDIRIi

Tengo Ell placer de manifestar a ID
que desde el dia que CON su maravilloso
y rapido tratamierto tenicida, sin purgan
tes nj dieta alguna, expulso mi hijita
Sara, dc tres amos de edad, DOS tenias
soIitarias CON sUs DOS CABEzAs,
y ademas varias lombrices, ha seguido
completamente bien
La gratitud que lie tenemos sus padres
os inmensa.
Puede estar usted enteramente salts
fecho continuar hacienda bien la
humanidad con su prodigioso trata
miento.
Cor deseos de verle por esta su casa,
queda sus 6rdenes en- Coamo, su affmo
amigo y adniradOr,
CELESTINO CARATINI.
(Rico hacendado de Coamo)
NoTA:-A AGillares de testimonios co
mo este podemos publican de personas
muy conocidas de san JUAN de la Isla
v del Extranjero, a Quienes Ell DIR, Raj
diris ha extraido la Tenia.
Advt.
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collaboration de buenos escritores Y
estudiantes aprovechados.
A LA LEGISLATURA.- Sc presen
taran varios proyectos tendencies al me
joramiento de los libros de texto, au-
mento de escuelas creacion de I'M
banco del pueblo. Los Comites de pa
dres agriculture de los distintos ba
rrios, enviaran mensajes ambas ca
maras, recomendando proyectos de los
Senadores Representatives. de este
distrito, y cuantos benefcien la ms
trucci6n. ANDoNIE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
CARTA ALBERTA
Al afamado espeeialista DR.. Raj


Al afamado especialista Dr. Raj
diris.
% Carretera ST, Catalo.
EXPERIMENT. verdadera satisfac
cion manifestando usted mi profun
do agradecimiento, porque me ha
extrafdo con asombrosa rapidez, sin
necesidad de purgantes, nj dieta al
guna, la horrible FENIA SOLITA-
RIA, icon olbeza Y todo'', contra la
cual va habfa empleado todos los te-
nffugos conocidos. No he sentido nj
la menor indisposicion.
Lamento mucho no haber utilizadO
antes su prodigioso tratamiento te-
nicida'', que mata la Tenia y tiene
que salirf con su cabeza.
Les estoy, pues, sumamente agra
decide; v hare un bien a cuantos pa
dezcan de TENIA o SOLITARIA re
comendandoles que aprovechen su
maravilloso v rapido tratamiento,
con el cual Sc veran libres de tan da-
1ino y terrible VERNE intestinal.
Queda usted muy agradecido su
alto. S. S, y admirador,
Diego COMELLAS.
Alto empleado de la casa LENA y
Co.. San Juan, Febrero de 1921.
Advt.