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The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
WHOLE CAR OF
FISH RECEIVED
FOR LOCAL LAKES
ALL NEARBY LAKES ARE GIVEN
LIBERAL SHARE OF BIG
MINNOW SHIPMENT

Talk about your hustle, hustle and
confusion, they sure showed a plenty
cf it at the depot yesterday after
noon when the train pulled IN from
Grand Rapids with a whole car loau
of lingering perch from the river
near Traverse City ana which were
ordered shipped here by the offic ais
and members of the Belding Sports
mems Club, TO be planted in the lakes
which dot the country around TINS
city.
each can containing in the neighbor,,
hood from 200 to 400 fish and
they had to be unlof ed so that the
car could be taken back to Grand
RAPIDS on the train which left here
at 3:1O. The man who accompanied
the car stated that they were work
ing night and day to take care OF
the wonderful run of fish and that IL
kept every car they had going con-
tinuously to do so. He also saJi
that the stream from which they took
the fish was only a few steps from
the depot where they were loaded
into the cars and that all that was
necessary to get them was TO go
down there and dip them up by the
hundreds. He thought that the run
would continue for about three weeks
lonoer.
The 180 cans which comprised the
car loai were apportioned and taken
at once to the following lakes: Long
lake. 25 cans; Pine Island, % cans;
Wabasis. 80 cans; Flat Iron, 10 cans
Byrnes lake, 10 cans; Round lake, 10
cans; Slayton lake, cans. Scully
lake, 10 cans; Emmons lake, 10 cans;
Pond lake, cans; Gould's lake, 3
cans; Tebbel pond, cans; Woodard
lake, 10 cans; Race lake, cans.
Cranmer lake, 10 cans and Tower
lake, cans.
Right here we want TO call the at
tention of the people in Belding and
the entire community surrounding,
especially those who love TO take
trip to some Of the lakes and en-
gage themselves in trying to catch
a mess of the finny tribe that the
men who are responsible for bring
ing these fish to this city ari who
so willingly and unselfishly attend
to the work of unloading and trans
porting them to the lakes and then
fiberating them there. deserve much
more than vote Of thanks for their
effort, as there is absolutely no re-
compense for their work. The same
can be said of the local companies
and other men who furnished trucks
ears an other transportation ia
cilities at the car, Tuesday. and at
other times in the past when fish
have been shippel TO this point.
Game Warden, Chas. Waite, and
the other members of the committee
certainly appreciate this spirit OF
cooperation.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
FARMERS LIFE HAS
PLENTY OF THRILLS

If there are any people who may
be of the opinion that farmers life
is one where thrills never enter,
where adventure is unknown and
where roses fence a flower strewn
pathway down which mortals romp
while the sing song sameness of the
DAVIS routine lolls one to sleep, just
think twice and listen TO the follow
ing concerning just few minutes Of
the time spent by one of our well
known farmers, Tuesday of last week.
While going down Main street,
Saturday afternoon we saw what
seemed to be a dark cloud in the
west but when we crew nearer we
saw that it was nothing more, nor
less than the black eye which Charley
Godfrey had been carrying around
for time. 1t was the biggest "Shin-
er" we had observed in many year
and when we asked Charley how 1T
all happened he gave us the usual
story that is generally passed out in
such cases-viz: that he had been hit
by board which flew around and
struck him. "Dick" Longstreet. who
was standing with us, thought that
Godfrey's hired man had perhaps
planted the patch where it was, but
this, the wearer of the black denied
and told us just how it happened.
Mr.. Godfred was planning on
loading some hogs to bring to mar
ket and in some way had to pass thru
the barn where the farm bull was
kept The animal took exceptions
to proceedings on the farm and de-
cided to show his real strength. In
getting around he bent a board far
over and when it came back, Mr..
Godfrey's left eye happened to be
right in line with the path of the
board and before he knew what had
happened, the battle had been fought
and he was left with an eye which
was as black as a ton of soft coal
and which was rapidly trying to at
tain that size also. In spite of this,
however, Mr. Godfrey loaded the
hogs and brought them into town and
was unable to see out of the optic for
some time, the blow having been Of
sufficient force to entirely close it.
When ordering butter say Silk City
butter.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
1. [. E. C. GAVE RE-
CEPTI0N TO TEACHERS

At the meeting of the L. l.. f. c.
held at the home of Mrs. j. +. Pink
ham, Thursday, October 18th, after
the close Of the business meeting the
club gave a reception TO the teachers
of the Belding schools, which was
largely attended, both by club mem
bers and teachers.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson gave very de,
lightful rea ing from the book
George Washington" by Percy Nc
Kaye, interspersed with musical
numbers by Mrs. Ed tn Berry, Mrs.
Marguerite Salzman and Miss Ruth
Skinner, violin, with Mrs. Hide
garde Miller, accompanist At the
close of the program, light refresh
ments were served.
The las. meeting of the club, held
last Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Mary l.. Smith, was called
Health Day.. Miss Lille Young,
Ionia county Red Cross Nurse, was
present, and gave a very interesting
Health Talk. Miss Edna hummer,
our local school nurse, gave talk in
regard to conditions in the local
accomplish in the future. Miss Num-
iHcl, WHO 10 Nciy NOIlsC.cHSlOuS anu
thorough in her work, finds a large
number of under nourished children
among the pupils of the lower grades
and is very anxious TO have milk
served to such pupils in the schools,
at least once each day, but the State
Board of Health advises that only
milk from cows which have the tu-
bercular test Should be served to the
children.
Every person and every organiza-
tion who has the health and well be-
ing of the children at heart, should
stand back of Miss hummer and give
her all the assistance possible to help
her accomplish what she knows to
be necessary for the good Of our
school children.
The next meeting of the club will
be held Thursday, November 10th at
the home of Mrs. j. t. Angel.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Enjoyed Fish Supper

Twenty-one Of the men of the pas
tors Bible class of the Baptist church
went out to Long lake, Saturday af-
ternoon and there, at Will Orser's
cottage, enjoyed splendid fish sup
per which Mr.. and Mrs. Orser had
prepared. Reports have it that fish
never were fried nor tasted better
and all agreed that Orser's cottage,
Long lake, was the right place to
have the supper The class get to-
gether and enjoy an evening once
each month during the year with the
exception of two months in the sum-
mer time and the meetings are al
ways eagerly looked forward to-
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
LOCAL
MAN TAKES OHIO
GIRL FOR BRIDE
MARRIAGE is ELIMINATION OF
LITTLE ROMANCE WHICH
BEGAN IN CHILDHOOD

A very pretty church wedding
took place in Wakeman, Ohio, when
Donald B. Cook and Ellen Blair
were united in marriage on October
26 at p. m. The church was beau
t;fully decoiJted with flowers and
wisteria and the bridal couple stood
beneath bell arch of flowers. The
pipe organ was played by Prof. Rob-
inson, of Oberlin Conservatory. Two
solos 81 Love You" and Because"
were beautifully rendered by Mrs.
Burk, of Wakeman.
The bride was attiral in white crepe
de chene and carried pink roses. The
maid of honor was Pearl Blair and
carried sweet peas. The bridesmaids
were Miss Beth Rowland and Miss
Helen Denman and carried Sweet
peas.
The best man was Harold Blair,
the brides twin brother and Heber
Blair and Russell Blair were ushers.
Julia and Jane Heusink, twins, and
cousins of the bride, were flower
girls and little Kathleen McCreedy
was ring bearer.
Rev. David Blair made the intro
duction speech, Rev. A. j. Blair, ia
tHcI VI TIE DIRIc, peIlOIllltu the IHdI-
riage ceremony. Rev. s. Oliver Of
fered prayer and Rev. Robt. Dalziel
pronounced the benediction.
After the ceremony a three course
dinner was served at the home of the
brides parents. The pyramid wedding
cake was cut by the bride, the top
layer being the wed.ing cake of the
brides mother. The out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Cook, parents of the groom; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reusink and family, Mrs.
Minnie Reusink and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Claus, of Upton, Mich; Rev
S. Oliver, of Morenci, Mich; Rev.
Robt. Dalziel, of st. Johns, Mich;
Mrs. Beatrice Douglas, Miss Margar-
ct Claus, Miss Jessie Claus and Miss
Grace Claus, of Chatham, Ont; Rev.
and Mrs. David Blair, Russell and
Pearl Blair, of Mansfield, Ohio. The
presents were numerous, consisting
of silver, cut glass, linen, etc. and
checks amounting to $155. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook left on the evening train
for Toledo and Detroit and reached
Belding Saturdav night. They are To-
Gated over F. H. Hudson's store, room
No. 3. where they will be glad to
welcome their many friends.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Rantist Church News

Mr.. Will OrserR invited the Mems
Bible class to hold their November
social meeting at his new summer
cottage at Long lake, Saturday af-
ternoon, October 29 Twenty three
men accepted the invitation and en-
joyed a splendid afternoon. The
members divided up and played ball
pitched quoits, fshed. trolled and
hunted. At five o'clock the men ga
thered for supper and enjoyed one of
the most bountiful fish suppers as
only Mr. Orser knows how to put up.
One hundred and forty two in the
Bible school last Sunday and 5000
collection. Altogether and we will
make it $50 next Lords day. Next
Sunday evening the services will be
in charge of the men of the church.
The men will sing the old favorite
songs and brethren Trull and Dow
will speak. Come and join us in a
rcusing Gospel service. A monthly
meeting of this kini will be held.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Starts New business

Frank Rivenburg, son of Mr.. an1
Mrs. Frank Rivenburg, sr., of east
State street, has arrived in the city
and has rented the rooms recently
vacated by the Belding Coal & Ice
Company in the Fales building on
Depot street and will fit the place
up for radiator, fender and auto
body repair shop. Mr.. Rivenbure
has purchased equipment which will
enable him to properly take care Of
all work in this line and with the
eight years of experience which he
says he has had, success should be
assured
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Department Called Out

The Belong Fire Department got
in another effective piece of work
Sunday morning at about 1918 o.
clock when the alarm called them to
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. r. FL.
Waldo, over their store on w. Main
street, and with the chemical equip
ment extinguished what promised to
be one of the worst little fires for
some time past. The fire was caused
by kerosene heating stove explod-
ing and the flames spread so rapidly
thai about 5000 damages was incur
red to the furniture before it was
subdued. The building which is own
ed by Mrs. Theresa Lapham, of De-
troit, was also damaged considerable
The stock of gooCs suffered but lit
tie. if any damage, owing to the fact
that no water was used on the fire.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Attended Chevrolet Meeting

Fred Thompson and son, Edwin re-
turned home last night from Grand
Rapids, where they had been attend
ing Chevrolet dealers convention
which was held at the Pantlind. Be-
sides tucking a high toned dinner
under their belts, they also listened
to some talks calculated to inject pep
into the dealers. They came back
more than ever convinced that the
Chevrolet is the only real automobile
on the market and that in all prob
ability there will be a raise in the
price of the cars next spring.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Former Resident Dead

Wallace W. Gibson, aged SO years
former resident of this city. died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Hoxie, in Battle Creek, Sunday night.
Funeral services were held at the
home of his son, Andrew, south Of
this city, Tuesday afternoon and bur-
ial was made in the cemetery where
rest his wife and other loved ones, 2
miles east of the old farm. Mr.. Glib
son resided on James street in this
city and has many friends who will
regret to learn of his death, even at
the ripe old age to which he had at
tanned
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Lloyd were in
Hillsdale, Tuesday, attending the fu-
neral of a relative.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Baked Goods Sale

The Ladies of st. Josephc Catho-
lie church will hold a baked goods
sale at the Miller K Harris store on
Saturday afternoon, November 5th,
from two until five o'clock, at which
time they will have a full line of
their well known and delicious bak-
e. goods on sale and will appreciate
the patronage of the public in max
ing the event success.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
To Music Lovers

After MANY years of intensive
study with the best teachers, am
now prepared to give music students
artistic rendition. ensemble playing,
theory Of music and full course in
harmony For further information
see Miss Martha Rosek, teacher, af-
ter November 14th, at 804 Broas st.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Look Tn Furnace Adv.

Floyd B'ough, the furnace man,
has an advertisement in this issue
which tells all about the Home fur
mace which he is selling To those
who are think ing Of furnace heat for
homes, we will say that they should
look up the advertisement of Mn
Blough in this issue and see him
about this well and favorably known
furnace.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Manted-S Peonle

We want eight people to work
in this city next week. High
school students can do the work
in spare time.
For particulars, see Mr.. Enge-
mann at Banner-News Office.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Father And Son Banquet

A meeting will be held in this city
tonight at which Rov r. LeValley,
county secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A.
will be present, at which plans will
be completed for the holding Of a
Father and Son banquet in this city
some time this month. A. NJ. Hall
has been appointed chairman of the
local committee.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Fairyiew Farmers Club

The Fairview Farmers Club will
hold it's next meeting, November 16
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Reeves. This will be an all day
meeting. A picnic dinner will be
served at noon.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Lineup:

Linesman, Wheeler, NJ. A. c. Time
of quarters-l5 MINUTES.
An unfortunate occufrance and thf
only accident of a serious nature to
happen so far this season in any
of the games. happened when Ernest
Wilcox, of the Portland team sus-
tainei a fracture of the right ankle
and had to quit the game and be car
ried off the field.
The write up of the game as seen
through the eyes of Fred Mauren,
jr., of the Portland Review is inter-
esting and is follows:
The first serious injury to any Of
the high school football squad this
season came in the game at Belding,
Friday. Ernest Wilcox, one of the
lightest but han est fighters on the
team was the victim He made a
daring dash through the air in an
attempt to stop Capt. Skellenger,
Belding, star ground-gainer and
was thrown over the side-lnes. his
whole weight falling on the right
ankle. Young Wilcox told his fell
low players he heard bone crack
and asked to be carried off the field.
Another player was put in his place
and the game proceeded A Belding
surgeon who was among the specta-
tors examined the young mans leg
and tied it up in splints that the
trip home might be made as COM
Portable as possible. DR.. S. A. Hor-
mig brought the boy to Portland AMI
Drs. R. A. and r. w. Alton set the
broken bone in this village, then
taking him to tn home of his fa-
ther, Harry Wilcox, in Dandy town
ship.
At the start of the game the Bel
ding team attred in clean suits,
whole sweaters and uniform head
gears, marched upon the field with
the idea of an easy victory tucked
away in their heads. Their imagl-
nation cid lot in the beginning of
Continued on page FOUR
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Notice

f. r. u. members. Pot luck sup
per and hot coffee, next Friday night
at $50. All members are requested
to be present.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02
Married AT Lansing

The marriage of Jay McNitt and
Miss Ethel Jones, of Lansing, occur
red at the home of the brides sister
Mrs. Lewis Hartic, in that city, Sun
day. October Both. They will reside
in Lansing. Mr.. McNitt is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McNitt, former
residents of this city but who have
been living in the Capitol city for
about two years. Here's congratula-
tions and best wishes from Jays
many local friends.
Chicken Pie Dinner-The Green's
Cemetery Association will give a
chicken pie dinner in the local Meth
odist church, Saturday noon, Nov. 5.
Everybody invited
John Essex left here this after
noon for Grand Rapids where he
will reside with his son, Erwin.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02

There will be a regular meeting of
the Doric chapter No. 75 on Tuesday
evening, November at 7:30 o'clock.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02

When ordering butter say Silk City
butter.
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HOROSCOPE
GRATIS.

lQu1ere I'd. obtener un Horoscope
gratis?
Escribale al Prof. MIR. J. G. Orsini
Apartado de correo 356, Ponce, P. r..
y recibira un Horoscope absolutamcnte
gratis que le comunicara Ia buena ven
tura y le traera agraaables sorpresas
para el porvenir.
Ell Horoscope trata de los asuntos
mas importantes de la vida, consigJiien-
dose obtener exito en- asuntos amaror
SOS. Wales, Herencias, Negocios, Dlvor-
clos, casamientos, como ser afortunado
Ell el Juego, y como progrcsar Oh todas
las empresas.
ta la cara de sus ocultos eneniigos, o
do caalquier de contemplarlos por algu
nos minutes
Cuenta con vaIiosos secretos para te-
ner exito en- el comercio demas nego-
clos.
Este notable professor de C1enc1as
Ocultas. Sc di6 conocer a la edad de
Is amos, como MEDIUM EsRIRITIs-
I
TIA, y desde esa eelad, ha censagcado to
da su vida, los profundos cstsdios
del ocultisno. Els Palmista Clarividen-
te, posae Ell Hipnosismo " la TEIEPA-
TIA.
Soluciona cHalquier asUnto par diff
Gil que sea. En- una bomha de cristal
Gxa ACADIA de recibir de T'AHIS, presen-
der al sgasto de escribario.
El Prof. orsini desea cumplir Una sa
eraGa mission espiritua1, dandole com
sojos a los aigidos v tranQuilidad a
las personas Que sufren.
Rccuerde lponcr su direcci6n bien cla-
ra " pida adJunto la hoja aparte de
consultas y sel cat6logo ilustrado nnme-
no TO-
Sienlpre cue pida su Horoscope gra-
tis, rnande sellos de acorreo para aten-
NOTA: Rcserva absolute en- las con-
sultas. *
Direction: M. q. G. 0RsITI, r. O, BOX
aE6, Ponce. p. r.
Regtnencia; calle Guadalupe esq. Pro
tcasante Numero AZ, Ponce, r. II. Asivt
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Drsr1NeU1DAs vrs1rANTEs

Prooedente dc la ciudad del Sur, en-
conlpailia dc su sobrina la geiltil senori
ia Ritita Abreu, estIvo en- San juan
la elegante sefora Antonio O. de Je-
stis, que cuenta en- esta ciudad con va
liosas a1nistades muy mercedes v sim
ceros afectos.
Dos dfas pasaron las distinguidas vi
sitantes en- Ia capital retornando 81 do
mingo a au residencia de Ponce.
Ell. MUNDO les presenta en- estas II
meas un saludo respetuoso y cordial
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TRES ENORMES ALAMBIQUES
CAPTURADOS EN- CAYEY

Nuestro active Corresponsal en- Ga
yey nos comunica que la policfa captu
r6 tres aEanbicues: uno en- el barrlo
de ."Buena Vista, otro en- el demo-
ninado "Toita'' y el otro en- el va
celebre de '.Farallones"
En- este ultino sitio -agrega nues-
tro Corresponsal-es donde el dios
Baco fiene mayor nimero de adorado
res, pues no pasa un solo dia sin que
la policia capture algun alambique.
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Carlos Angulo y cAvADA.
San Juan, P. B., sesiembre 90, 1921.
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Cane dOCe d6|ares diaTiOS

Sin dejar ocupacioncs actuales Apren-
da expiotar el magnifico negocio de Azogar
Espejos, Dorar Platear objetos de Metal
Fabricar Especffico para limpiar abri-
llantar vidrios metales, varies trabajos
mas.
Cualquier persona puede hacer este trabajo.
Nc hay necesidad de muy instruido nj Sc
requieren conocimientos especiales. No de-
pendera I'd. de nadie trabajara en- en-
sus ratos libres Con POGO esfuerzo. sin MIN
gun Capital, tendra negocio remuneration
que aumentara en- importancia de dia en- dia
sbasta con que Ud siga embellishments nues-
tras instrucciones para obtener exito.
Las instrucciones competas solo cuestan
s$3. .--PIdaias HOY MISMO empiece inme-
diatamente ganar mucho dinero. Envie SO
centavos pague el resto despues.
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oFICINA DE SANIDAD X BENE-
FICENCIA DE FAJARDO. P. r.
Tajarao, 2. r, a dc setisnbre 1921.
AVISO

TTallandose vacante una do las pla-
zas de m6dico de Sanidad v Benetieen-
cia de este Municipio con IN haber
annual dc 81 ,440.0o, Sc haco pablico para
que los interesados puedan dirigir sus
solicitudes la oticina del oomisionado
Municipal de sanidad y Benefcemcia.
DIR. M. G. cARRERA.
Com. AGpal. de Saridad y
Beneicencia Int. Advt.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO, RICO
@ SAN JUAN PONCE
ITINERARIo

De les t-enes en- vigor desce
ci l de Agosto de 1917, re,
visado el 4 dc Agasto, 1919.
EsTACIoNEs.
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Puerto Rica Si$aadn On una do las
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sAl8nen, SIS airven Conidas o d1Has@
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ns6dises
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III mejor, mas ventilado htgts
nico CoImado. Gran surtido ds cen
ssrvas capeEolaSs franeeaaE 3 skaiia
uRs.
PRECI0S SIN COMPETENCrA.
Eurtido complete cn Galletas iagls
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FOTI:.I-.I:.s {. z
g...E:'N'TR.A All.

Edlaeao ccnstxufdo oxpxssarasnss
para AoteI, modernamenta equipade.
con ascensor, hahitacionGs con bzBs
te)S4ono, tinabres y eUants reQuiegs
81 naodopno ''confcrt". Plan Eareaan
Restaurant Ia eaEta. Tel6fonoE!
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/ iDIRECTORIO
FAR MACIAS
SAN JOSE DRUG STORE
Arturo Diaz Cintr6n.

Allen esquina San Jose.
Telefono No. 141. Apartado 1926
Esmero en- ell despacho de recetas.
Patentizados Perfumerfa.
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s;itusdo en- e c0rax6n de Ia eIuaad
Parfscta1nente acondicionado ccn To-
tIoa los adeIantcs rloderncs: Asccn-
uor, Telsfonos, Tinabrss, Magnis1eas
habitacionea con baiio privadO eKsc-
tos sanitarios. Especial conlort para
enmilias y yieiantoa. Precios mode.
rados.
Talefonos 4SA y 1909, r. o. Boz sos
Calls de San Francisco, No "a
San Juan. p. e..
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(Dedicado a la notable escritora Teresi
ma Mangual de Cesteros Mig .Dalia' D
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IN Z. psds de sena los paran
I'd u En- Ia eoumna las hOras
(R)
After name OF Station indicates fagstop
coma. RsstsurnA
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S0IarOs en- HatO Rey

4 s1,ooo.oO y s1,5oo.ooo. Pago de
ccntado el 10 por ciento del preciC. FL
resto en- hipoteca por tres amos al z
p0r cierbo. Compre. Decidase. Aprovc-
che la oportunidad.
Dirijase al apartado ss6, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Advs.