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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
YIELDS TO
ARGUMENT
OF PASTOR
Mrs. Sadie Harrington
Starved 48 Days Trying
to Convert Husband
ny CARL VICTOR LITTLE

DANNiLLE. III. Jan. i5.-Mr~
Sadie Harrington broke her fast to
day after abstainlng from food for ~
days. following two-hour confer
ence with Rev. @. s. Payne
II am ready for my breakfast
now" she said. after Rev. Payne
bad won the victory.
Mira. Harrington was fasting ia
fore. her husband to Join the
Church Of God.
Rev. Payne called Ada Pe~rry.
nurse. TO bring a cup OF milk. which
Mrs. Harrington Immediately drank.
Rev. Payne waited long enough to
see that the milk was retained on
her stomach.
Mrs. Harrington was very gentle
and submissive thruout my confer
ence and showed wonderful spirit"
said Rev. Payne. she did not at.
tempt 20 argue with me and ! stat
ed incident after incident In the
Bible to prove that the Lord did not
expect anyone 10 60 without food"
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HAD BEEN LEFT ON
THEIR OWN BOAT

IL was several hours after their ar.
rest that the fight occurred. johnson
and Olson had been left on their own
boat. which was dashed to the Aroata
and under guard.
on account OF the heavy wind the
Arcata anchored off Port Ludlow at
! n m. Friday. misleading OF making
for Seattle.
About lao o'Brien and Johnson.
who. had become drunk from liquor
SUPPOSED TO have been taken when
the shore cache was raided. ap-
preached Capt fsonsdiale's cabin.
Hearing them. Lonsdale started TO
dress. He had Just pulled his trous-
ers half on when the door was burst
open and In The dark tao men lcaped
ifpon him
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THOMSON LOOKS OUT
FOR CONSTITuTIONAI.ITY

Attorney General Thomson, who
is a member OF the American
Legion. has been at work on vari.
Gus phases of the Japanese question.
and is looking out after the consti.
tutionality OF the measures.
Councilman Philip Tindall Is ex.
pected in Olympia shortly. A meas.
ure that would prohibit licenses ex.
eept 60 citizens in various lines OF
industry; the handling of exports
and imports: shipping. docking,
schools. and other phases of the
japanese question. is now being
drafted.
While the judiciary committee In
the house will be busy with Japan.
ese legislation. the elections and prA'.
ileges committee OF the senate will
be up to its ears next week with
matters affecting the direct pri.
mary. The governors recommends.
tion practically eliminates the pri.
maries and goes back to the con.
st.ntkA.. l..su
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GRABS REVOLVER. But
Is OUTWITTED

Lonsdaie grabbed his revolver and
held Il against the chest Of the man
nearest him. who happened TO be
o'Brien. member OF the Arcata's
crew.
Halt where you are Capt Ions
dale commanded. But at that mo
ment Johnson. who slipped around
behind. dealt the captain blow on
bis elbow. partially paralyzing his
arm. The revolver dropped 20 the
floor. and the captain grabbed for
his rifle
Immediately. however. the two Mt.
tackers icaped upon Lonsdale. and
bore him to the floor. The cautoin
put up a game fight. altho handi.
capped by his trousers. which had
clipped down to his ankles. binding
his feet
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i 90 l
Use Horse Sense.
ScQlcePs Adrice.
Lam Der Outlook Bright.
Wheat Business Good.


IN sinssm. but with optimism tenn
pcred with horse sense. Joseph a.
Swaiwell. presldent OF the Union
National bank. views the outlook Tor
X1asf. lie predicts no wailowing In
proSperisy this year. yet
s.Noxt assurcely." he said. II DO
nof anticipate any financial disturb
ancc. our trouble today Is not that
I've arc poor. We are too rich. we
yhave the money Of the world ana
'the commodities as we'll Europe
needs the commodities. but has no
money 10 buy them with. And thAt
! brings us to the matter of foreign
credits.
'BANKs CANNOT EXTEND
iGREAT FOREIGN CREDITS
The foreign credits problem VIII
b. worked out. believe. after some
such manner as that provided by the
Edge law. The banks cannot extend
great foreign credits They must
conserve their money TO protect our
industries al home. The banks must
finance our lumber industry. our sa.i-
mon industry and our wheat harvest
Were the banks to loan their money
% Europe Europe needs longtime
loans~-therc would be no money lett
to protect our Industries and We
ahould be In had WAY.
Now. the Edge law provides
wmv hy which the people themselves
can extend longtime loans on good
security. and Il Is the people who
must be relied upon to extend them.
II would be a good plan right now
"a begin paving the way BY adver-
tisgnx that fact. that the people may
know and understand. IL " better,
ixn.t IL. 10 know the truth OF a Sstn-
alton than to have the situation rise
up suddenly and slap you In the
facey
ssTh. lumber outlook. I believe. In
bright. We In the Northwest are for-
tunate. The country needs lumber
land We have lumber only In two
: localities, the Northwest and the
South4 The rest Of the country u
absolutely dependent for It's lumber
upon these two localities -
WHEAT. OUTLOOK HERE
~ GOOD As ANYWHERE
~our wheat business In the Nortn-
w.st Is a. good a. IN any other
locality.
.As for the salmon situation l 90
not look for muehrsmprovernent this
year. Our salmar packers. u seems
10 me. have been short-sighted-
am informed that only II per cent
of the stores in the United states
handle canned salmon This IS be-
cause the public Is uneducated as 20
it, food value and it's tasdness. X
VIM take some time for the packers
10 get the people educated. But the
hackers have awakened 10 what
must be done and are preparing To
do IT,
Briefly. that Is the situation as
nee H. This Is as I have painted "
10 business men with whom ! nave
talked and public gatherings that !
have addressed. try to look AZ "
with both eyes open. There Is a way
out. and we are finding It.
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HARRY KENNEDY

because Nc has the courage 10
Introduce a biH in fhe state legts-
Infars. protsdinp that all school
children ard school TEACHTARg
srear uniforms. 10 cut the high
cost OF iitsno and bar social dss-
ftscsioes.
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BATTLE RACES FOR
20 MINUTES

For fully 20 minutes the captain
battled before members of the crew.
aroused from sleep. sensed what WAS
happening. and rushed to his res
cue. johnson and o Brien were
quickly shackled, and few hours
later, when the wind abated. the
Arcata steamed to Seattle.
OBrien had a fine record in the
coast guard service. He served
overseas In the Second division. but
has always been bad man when
drunk, according to associates.
Before the crew jumped to Captain
Lonsdale's rescue. Johnson. while
O'Brien held the captain on the floor,
took the seven sacks OF whisky from
the cabin and threw them overheard.
The three men, O'Brien. Johnson
and Olson. were put thru the third
degree by federal prohibition agents
Saturday.
1t rs believed that the Cisco left n
Canadian port with 80 cases of
booze. Only 20 cases were found in
the seven sacks recovered. Saturday
the coast guard cutter Scout was
dragging the bay In the vicinity OF
Port Ludlow for the missing liquor
and also for that thrown overheard
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EvERETT-Big brown bear. 1e
feet long. and weighing close to 500
pounds. killed by Lewis Gyorog.
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SHE HAD FRAyED
FOR HIS ADVICE

Il had prayed and rrayed hor you
to como and give me advlre.- Mrs.
Harrington told REV. Payne II know
that the real Church Of God that
you represent teaches 10 obey tho-c
who hare rule over congregations
II was at this point that Mrs. liar.
rtnxson broke her fast
She volunteered to break her fast
without any definite request by Rsv.
Payne.
Il am thankful sfsns won tho VIC
tory said Payne. who was brought
TO TnnvIile BY the United Press In
an effort to have the woman give up
her fast.
Rev. Payne arrived AZ the Harrinr.
ton home before Mrs. Harrington
had awakened.
Rev. Payne said he waited ten min.
utes until she awakened and then
had his talk with her.
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TON SWALE-

Hecansr. as state cowmardrr of
the American T-egtoH. he has |,
conducted an sHresfi0afses Of
neglect ss hospitals treating er.
sert-4cc rs~n. that has afoaRed
the public and officials 10 0suc
better care.
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GEORGE KOTROS-

Hecaear. tho q prisoner held for
deportation for bringing an aIseu
Illegally tnfo the United States,
ne ieaped 10 fh~ guards assist
ascr and prevented a jasieyeak
~ prisoners al the d~fesflos
sfdfion.
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OFFICIALS GO OVER
SCENE OF SHOOTING

Detective Capt. Charles Tenant
and Deputy Prosecutor carmody
went TO the scene OF the shooting
Saturday with Madsen. and reviewed
every step of the fatal battle. Mad
sen In the least culpable member u
the gang. and this Is hts first o.
fense. the two officials say.
Sergt Edward Herald. So. who
was kidnapped and later released By
tho gang after they had fatally
wounded Stevens. applied to Sergt. r.
+. keefe. Of the pension board. sat
urday. for retirement.
Every shell fired. Stevens ~
caliber revolver was found by Ten
nant and cafmody in their inves-
,igation OF the tragedy this morn
ing. Madsen pointed out the spot
where he had thrown the gun
after he had snatched IL from the
hand OF the dying officer.
Dodge is still in precarious condi-
ton in the city hospital. after a crit
ical operation, in which eight pcrfor-
atoms in his intestincs were sewed
IN
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FOUR In
SHOOTING
Will GO
TO trial
Youth Who Killed PatroIman
Has Small Chance
to Live

Murder in the first degree win be
the charge against the four young
bandits captured after fataiiy wound.
ing Patrolman volney L. Stevens. 1T
32d ave W. and w. McGraw st. Fri
day morning. Deputy Prosecutor
John ID. Carrnody said Saturday.
Creighton Dodge, 81. wounded by
stevens in the gun battle. will be
charged, with his three pals. all mem-
bers Of the "IIell's Five Acres" gang.
OF Bellingham.
The other three lads. who are AZ
legged to have confessed to a string or
nearly dozen robberies between
here and Bellingham in the last eight
weeks, arc Louis Madsen. IS: Ward
Daniels. 10. and c. A. Brown. %.
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R1&t f-FFftJ WAS Win NV iAfHF
during his plea.
Rev. Payne insisted that Sister
Myrtle Baker. OF vincennes. who has
been with Mrs. Harrington, stay out
Of the room during the conversation.
With the door Of the bedroom
open. Sister Myrtle heard Mrs. Har-
rington ask for food. She rushed in
TO the room and exclaimed. DO you
think this will please the Lord7s'
Mrs. Harrington answered. Yes :
Mrs. Harrington started her fast
after she had a vision from the
Lord" she said. in which lie ordered
her to start fasting in order TO force
her butcher-husband TO give up his
shop and become n minister.
The fast started November -. but
she continued to work In the butcher
shop with her husband an long as
she was strong enough TO wait on
the trade and keep books.
On the goth day of her fast she
became exhausted. and was taken
home by her husband. She went TO
bed. and has been there ever since.
except when she got up each morn
ing for n few minutes to have her
hair combed. Doctors. neiRhbors
and friends all testified that they be-
lieved Mrs. Harrington had been
without food. DIR. William Gerety.
who visited her several times. said
he was convinced that she had not
eaten.
Ernie Harrington. the husband.
refused TO Join the
church, saying the Ten Command
meuts and the Golden Rule Is my
religion"
III you can show me better one.
I win join up" was his promise.
Rev. Payne. overseer OF the Church
Of God in Illinois, came to Danville
today to set Mrs. Harrington right
in the ways OF the Lord.
Mrs. Harrington was on the 18th
day Of her fast 10 save the soul of
her husband. Ernie, and force him
to take off his butchers apron for
the habiliments OF the clergy.
II believe she has fallen In with a
set Of fanatics who have led her
said Rev. Payne.
CORRESPONDENTS SEE
MRS. HARRINGTON
Ernie Harrington took q group Of
to see hts wife. The
first thing she said was. ''The
Lord told me It would be ali right
to see you. / know that because
you entered by the front door.
Evil enters thru the back door"
Whereupon all laughed because
entrance had been thru the rear
door.
You got your lines mixed that
time" laughed Ernie, who then
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Oeather

Tonight and Sunday. gem
orally fair; fresh icesterig
Winds.
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Temperature Last - Hours
Maximum. 80. Minimum. IS.
To-day nocn. ~.
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OPPORTUNITY FOR BUILDER.

Choice plots. crrncts Valentine av. fsist
sf. soms below grade; 1900 lot: easy
fDsns. GEO. A. BOWMAN, lis w. <7d a.
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NORTH SHORE REAL ESTATE.
I'ECIUsE. WAsHBuRN a CO.,
IS East 10th st. Vanderbilt 3SSa.
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New York stase-saie or Rent.
CENTRAL VALLEY. N. Y.

Nine room residence; modern improve
ments; about one acre OF land two ear stone
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Long Island-Ssle or Rent.
Beautiful Baldwin

AZ inmates }row Manhattan; no strcp
hanging. Every one admits paying erorbf-
tant renfs IN the city. guarantee that the
Ga,rss"g charges on each piece o. property
otc paying, and that Of such currlfn0
charges more than one-hoD pays of your
mortgage. In addition you are living fn
Gods country, enjogiro city conrenfenees
U;th boating and bathing IN season.
New 5-room bungalow with all modern
improvements minutes from
depot; cash 81 200; Price. ........... $1,000
Fina new broom bungalow: all I'm
provernents; 10 minutes from depot;
cash $3.50: Price. ce.......-............ $500
Beautiful new broom bungalow. with
ern Improvement: g 900 square feet
OF ground; 10 minutes from depot;
select section; terms to suit; Price $500
Charming new Groom bungalow: all
modern improvements; including ga
rage; on corner; cash S1.500; Price $500
Lovely 6-rcom. cottage. half stucco:
and hennery; numerous fruits;
house has all rnodern~ improve
ments: within 7 minutes OF depot;
exceptional bargain; cash reason
ablei Price,. .-......-........--. BsyV
Magnificent s-room cottage, hard
wood floorg; on about 10000 square
feet OF ground; hot water heat;
bath: decorated: every modern I'M
provernent: in select section; rea-
sonable cash; Price. e..............-. $0y5oo
A grand country home; minutes
from depot; on magnificent avenue
10000 square feet of ground. Gov
cred with most expensive shrubbery
and fruits: house contains rooms;
steam heated and all modern I'M
provements; Gear garage closing
can @ be made: Price. s1s,sss
Everything Guaranteed as Advertised.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

c. II. Luerssen. realtor at Baldwin.
L. J.. takes pleasure in announcing
that he has opened a branch Office In
tral Depot, where he will be represent
ed by Mr.. f. @. Smith, rooms sos 10
311, telephone Vanderbilt 5462.
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GREAT BARGAIN-OYSTER BAY

ocntie-naps shof, front estate, scres.
beautifully Handicapped: high elevation; over
water; dwelling. 10 rooms, five baths; huge
fifeplaces. offered NJ startling reduction.
Details sen. on request
DANIEL ". GERARD.
Sole Agent, 1870 broadway, New York
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY

westchester-saIe or Rent.
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Real Estate Along the Great south Bay.
JEREMIAH ROBBINS. BaSyfor. Ia l. fsi. ~
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LUERSSEN
teIy 10 right as you get OF
BALDWIN, L. /.

IeI. ffe6pOft IVfb
or NJ my New York Office. Vanderbilt Ave-
nue. Building. 81 East AID st., opposite Grand
Central Station, Rooms 30s TO 3i1. See Mr.
+. G. Smith. Tel. Vanderbilt 5462.
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NEW AMERICAN COLONIAL.

Old GARDEN CITY. Attractlre American
colonial. four bedrooms. two baths, sun
porch. hardwood floors, steam heat, all I'M
provcments. conveniently located ready for
occupancy November 18th. Fiot5oxfoo. Price
The Garden Ctr Co. Tel. 1874 Garden CITY.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

westchester--saIe or Rent.
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ASK MIR. HALrERAN.
FLUSHING. L.. =.

pt,,, f,,str rerL npo Real rs,a,e information,
fhuht t'ta' hesh v"0Richard Kclscc. Great Neck.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-04
Corlnpras.

ST QUIERE listed COMPRAR o
vENDER Bonos y Acciones de Bancos
centrales y otros valores, fincas rusti-
cas- y urbanas. colocar o tomar dinero
en- hipotecas pignorar valores, diri-
jase N LLAURI & Co., Tetuaa No.
6. Telefono 287, San Juan, P. R P
FOR SALE beautiful home in the
best place in lei Condado'. With or
without furniture Beautiful lot. Easy
payments. Address P. o. Box zee. P
INTEREsAMos CoMPRAR algunos
camiones usados, en- buen estado. Para
informes: Central Defensa, Caguas,
Puerto Rico. P
ST I'D. INTEREsA BOMBILLAs, com
rre la Alpha de Nitrogeno &c
Filamento concentrate. so por ciento de
economic. 81 su comerciante no la tiene
dirijase Rivero Chaves Co. San
Francisco 81, frente a Ia Plaza, San
Juan. $40
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Ell jah6n peJudica Ia cahellera
a Causa del aIcaIi que COntlsne

La mayoria de los jabones y shampis
compuestos contienen demasiado alcali,
substancia esta muy jerjudicial, puesto
que deseca ell cuero cabelludo hace
fragil Ell cabello
No hay NADIA mejor para la hmpieza
del cabello que puro aceite de coco null
sified porque es puro absolutamente
inofensivo. Els mas economico e incom-
psrablemente mas efcaz que Ell jabon
mas costoso cualquier otra cosa. 10
venden todas las boticas y droguerias,
perfumerias v peluquerias. Bastan unas
cuantas onzas para toda una familia
durante meses.
M6jese senciIamente Ell cabello con
aqua tibia fr6fese luego con este Bas
ia una cucharadita de este aceite para
obtener una espuma RIGA y abundante, la
cual Sc enjuaga facilmente, dejando Ia
cabellera en- un estado de limpieza abso-
luta. Ell cabello Sc SEGA r5pida y unifor
momente, haciendose fexible, sedoso, on
dulado lustroso. FL aceite de coco mulsi
fed disuelve y uuita hasta la Ultima
particula de polvo caspa. Exijase que
Ileve ell nombre mulsifed. Advt.
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SEVHLA

El mas fresco, amplio comedor con
vista al mar. Departments para IA
milias. Frente al edifcio del Sensdo
y cerca de los demas Centres oficia-
les. FL mas conveniente para tran
seuntes.-Se alquilan 40 camas Sc
manal, quincenal o mensual. Hospe-
daje complete, $500. Gale de Girls
to, MIN. Is. San Juan. Telefono 34S.
P. o. Box 5s2. Propietario: PEDRO
ARRTETA.
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Sc alquila.

EN- CASA DE FANILIA respectable, Sc
alquila una habitaci6n un matrimo
nio sin hijos, sonora senorita de bue
mas .referencias vinamil SO. Stop
Is 1l2, Santurce. Sc
AUN NECEsITANGos agentes en-: Ca
yey, Coamo Ponce, Toa-Alta, Trujillo
Alto, Juana Diaz, Moca Naranjito, Rim
con, Vieques, Yabucoa.- Glassberg
Blouse Co., San Juan,-5-5.
DEsEo ALQUILAR una sala grande
para oficinas. 81 tiene I'd. algnna, la
me al telefono s22, santurce apar-
tado 1884, San Juan. 55
Sc ALQUILA un buen garage en- Ia
carretera Stop "a, propio para guagua
Infcrmara Europa No. %. SIS
Sc ALQUILAN dos habitaciones sin
muebles, en- casa de famila. Sitio cen
trico. 5 calle Cerra, Santurce, So
Sc ALQUILA una habitacion para ca
ballero solo, Informes en- la calle de
cerra No. 80, parada Is, santurce. 5-1o
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Sc ofrece.

ENSENAMOS PoR CORREoS taqui-
grafia "Gregg'' en- ingl6s y espafiol
escritura Comercial Otorgamos Diplo-
mas q Ia termination de los Cursos Pi-
da mas information 'sGratis''. COLE
GIO PERCY. Ponce, P r. p
PREMTO en- las exposiciones de San
Luis. Buffalo Charleston; 10 gan6 el
SELLoS. sELLoS. COLECCIoNISTAS.
Remitan 25 centavos en- sellos sin usar
Y recibiran Porte Pago 100 variedades.
Clave Gslvez y Scott j. B. salvatella,
Ponce, p R.-5-7.
ssBAULEs FoRRADOs DE LATA''.
Bellisimos Colores, Bien trabajados con
artezas, tamafios "a, % 80 pulgadas en-
nidos. $40 Nido. Santiago R. Robles.
Fabricante. Aguadilla. p. r. 81
ANUNcIOS PARA clNES
iArtisticos! iAtractivos!
Los que en- reaIidad anuncian
Dirija los pedidos a
CASTANERA BROS.
Sol III. Tel. 623 verde.
San Juan, P. r.
ST Sc LIE ROMPE su auto HAYNES
busque Leoncio Barbosa, Plaza de Bal
dorioty frente Ell Gallo de Orc, que
tiene uno en- piezas y un magnetic Bosch
5-5.
~ -<Ny~sN ~ ~
ALTO AQUI. Las amarguras del SEQ
quito" las hace olvidar "NEw- STYLE
Lager, de Cadierno que arrinconG,
ademAs, por inservible, cuanto brevaje
de su especie viene al mercado. So
CONTRATIsTA.- ofrezco -uedas de
hierro para carretillas, Is pulgadas de
alto $500 docenas. Palas de bote sin
mango, $500 docena. ]. Rivero Chaves,
Manati 5-29
Sc STRIVE arena de magnifica calidad
domicilio, desde cuatro metros en- ade
lante, precio muy m6dico. Informara te
l6fono n1mero 1o6. Rio Piedras.-P.
LECHE MAGNESIA SOUIBB:-La me
jor en- Ell mercado. No acepte otra. De
venta en- todas las Farmacias de primer
orden IS %.
ToDo Ell QUE DEsEE tener exito en-
amores, ser afortunado en- juego, des-
arrollar facultades latentes, solicite el
Tesoro de los ''Lendus'' Valor del
ejemplar $1.Oo. AL por mayor gran des-
cuento. Para informes, San Jose As
tercer piso p.
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Sc yende.

EE vENDE:- Un piano KNABE
z GRAND en- excelentes condiciones:
GAIA de caoba Sra. H w. DoOley,
Kings curt, Santurce. p.
sQUIBB.-La insuperable LECITE DE
AdAGNEsIA, es la que mejores resulta-
dos esta dando en- esta isla. En- todas
las Farmacias de primera clase.-5-22.
CRIsTALEs Y ESPEJOS. Vendemos
de todas elases de nuestros representan-
tes Hires Turner Glass Co. Precios
indiscutibles. Tenemos cristal alambra-
do acanalado. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz 10,
! San Juan. Sd.
vTDRIERAs MoSTRADoR MODER-
NAs.-vendemos de cinco seis pies de
largo. A precios de fabrica. Quedan muy
pocas Apresurese. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz
10, San Juan.-5-4
Sc VENDE una hermosa quinta en- 10 me
jor del Condado, con sin muebles Es-
plendido solar. Facilidades para Ell pa
go. Informaran apartado 769.-P.
TEATRo CINE LAS ANTILLAs. 81
tuado detras TALLEREs ell mas fresco,
c6modo ventilado. Estreno todas las
noches. P.
Sc VENDEN.-- Palmas de coco peque-
mas de un semillero en- Hato Rey. Lila
me al telefono 655 negro 4QS verz
de. 6-3
UN JUEGo DE CAoBA FINO, para
sala- alfombra, lamparas, objetos de
adorno y~cristal tallado--se venden en-
San Francisco 73 altos. Precios de situa
ci0n.-4-30
A LOS FABRICANTES DE TABAco
yendo tripas .despahlladas del pals Y
picaduras limpias en- pequefias cant,da-
des precios sumamente baratos Direc
ci6n Fausto Carrasquillo, Gurabo, P. r.
Telefonos IL y IL, Box Z. 5-12
Sc vENDE un solar de $50 metros,
situado en- la calle de "L6pcs Ian
dr6np detras de las casas lie D5n
Eduardo Gonzalez y Don Manuel Va
llecillo, cerca de los Hospitales MUM
cipales. Informara Don Jose Herman
dez Usera, Tel 27S San Juan. Edifcio
del Banco Colonial. SIS
Sc vENDE un automovil Hudson Super
Six de pasajeros, en- muy buen es-
tado, dedicado exclusivamente al uso
de familia en- San Juan. Sc dan facin
dades para Ell pago. -Informara don
jose Hernandez Usera, Tel 27s, San
Juan. Ediicio del Banco Colonial SIS
vENTA DE SOLAR EN- AIBoNITo.
Sc vende un solar de 1869 metros 76
centimetros mas menos, situado en-
! sitio alto y proximo al pueblo de All
bonito, frente la quinta de don Ra-
mon Aboy Longpre Informara don jose
Hernandez Usera, Tel 27s, San Juan
Ediicio del Banco Colonial 5-5
-.SE vENDE un magnitco Piano marca
'Tonk Informaran Cruz As. SIS
EN- CRIsTo IL vENDo varios niue
bles, precios reducidos. Tambien AL
QUILO algunas habitaciones, tercer pi
so, propias solteros o matrimonios solos
Exijo referencias Solicite senior Rosa.
rio Ortiz. Tel. 897 negro. So