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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-11

industry Is threatened by railway
shop strike in curtaihng deliveries !;
the long dry season has cut down
the grain and fruit crops, but the
average is fair. Revival of mining
goes on steadily in all districts.
st. Anthony-Co CONSTRUCTION work
being pushed on Henry's Lake $780,
900 dam.
Hailey-Forest service rebuilding
highway between Soldier creek and
Little Smoky.
Boise--$10.OOO available for new
paving district for coming year.
Wallace--Hypotheek Mining Co.
makes many improvements at prop
erty.
Grangeville-$1,4O0 appropriated
for improvements at Border Bays
fair grounds.
Contract to be let for building of
highway in Bingham county from
Blackfoot to Bonneville county line,
estimated cost $4,000.
CALDWELL, 500 new acres clover
and alfalfa seed contracted in west
ern Idaho by seed growers.
Nampa- Construction started on
new $500 brick store and ware
house building.
Twin Falls county towns show de-
crease in tax valuation of nearly one
million dollars.
Wallace-Rich shipment of ore
made from Western Union mine In
Occur d'Alenes.
Occur d'Alene--Operation to be
resumed on property of Oreano Min
ing Co. in near future.
Nampa--New postoffice nearing
completion.
Boise-Bids called for construc-
ton of 1858 miles of state highway
in Bringham county.
Arco to have new steam laundry.
Idaho's estimated potato produc-
tion for 1922 is 13,664,000 bushels,
an increase of more than 100000
bushels over 1921 record yield.
Orofino-2.78 miles of road in
Pierce highway district to be gray
eled.
Montpelier-Bear Lake Motor Co.
installs new gas pump.
Wallace-Success mine opens ore
shoot high grade galena ore; mill
running.
Mullan-Large body of low grade
eopper-silver ore being crosscut in
Willow Creek mine.
There Is no question that the
business of the country is on the
upgrade everywhere" says Paul
Shoup, vice-president of the South
ern Pacific Company, who has just
returned from the East.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-11

We are again organized for the
season, with some of the late music.
and are ready to play for dances any
where. Grayson, McKibbin & David
son. 44t1
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-11

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TTTyJHyyTN III -7TT7Fg
States. !. 7 IS: 80 ::.,s T !, !,
Flyers j il. ! y Lead ).
close Of 1921 thereo was a: sbtaldef a48
air terminals bath Gland sand water.
within the United States. ;-,ns.I ~.

close Of 1921 ,thereo was a: rbtalfof ai8
air terminals. bath Gland sand water.
within the. United States. ;yrsg aue,
(. One; hundred. and twenty-five ,estab-
lished companies, operating 800 to 600
two and three. place machines. made
130,736 flights, covering 1901, ,245
miles and carrying i22 ,512 passengers
In the f2 'fiibnths,a october 4 !, 1920, to
October i, 1021.to In making them res
ports these companies were careful, to
itemize forced landings tnndn crashes.
Yet the. number = OF I, accidents in
which persons were. killed or injured,
totals but "a, .s.
Analysing the causes to which the
"a accidents are attributed, 1t Is found
that of the six fatalities. three were
due to -stuntn flying, twor 10 GROSS
carelessness on the field, and one to-
storm. Notca single person, passent
ger or pilot, lost, his life in straight
commercial flying. With federal lregu,
lationJ controlling "stunta flying and
enforcing proper field policing and
protection, 1t is believed certain most
of these fatalities would have been
avoided. Of the 122,512 persons car
ried, only 81 were injured ih flying
and in ground accidents .5hi''t 'hoS.i
Should License fPiIotsie9a
1t Is estimated that during the -calen-
dar year 1921, 1,200 aircraft were en-
gagged in tIilYil tcIilYil flying in, the, United
States, ana fhdt these flew 6,5O0,0O0
miles and lcarfied1o50, 600 persesis. ~ A
survey shows fhatI114 accideutstlocs
cured, anot Including thoser thatc in
volved governmentomnedr airGaft,4Ehe
la4 accidents resylted In! death Is, 40
persons and injury t9 SO, Of the la
accidents, 40 were attributed 70 the
pilot, which shows need for, federal
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Of the time. do not like to take any
chances, 30 / consulted my friends, and
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everything. Buy Diamond Dyes-no other
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United States Government SsssGsKRss SsssGlsKRs
"a to Encourage PropeFcon-t 20
~ "eVt rS Sia lssfhy AZ L6ut 3onRIsan
% u stfuotion ofaFlues-.alg n,
80 oavf9e .sd toaraat rnoa 4 Inc haih
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LONG i|IliA BEEN EEiijllN jljlNBol.WllEDD' WE'D PROBLEM
iPor5G Generations Hngintsfs ,tiaverB Besy
Tryingt0 Fihd ont xfhy One chin-d
iadt nsy SMbkss ahdE AhdfhEt, 1ustlI
mi etiE Litsbit, tpoes Notst ihtiw

-sE6i aitniLiU on-,nJ .3osYsn osb
ahWasilingtoRNUnrle sSamo Is, trying
to step ahipneys from. smoking at, the
-wroHg end, He would ,prey,ide 9, sm0deel 8.te
1te make make drawing 6ehimpppeys,iuo,, 6 o,es
i9aAn investigation has 1disfl9ssd5,Itt that thfgaat
in every community there .nre good
,chimneys and bad chimneys. The good
ones draw and, the bad ones do not.
Ever Since the first halfsd6zeh sehfn-
!neys were built there HAVE beenncom-
'plai1ts fTaeaInst smoking achimneSs,
thifnfeys THAT ,nliedrn.lruuses i With
ssaokeiifroaiu tbes sf1repaoe, instead, REF
carrying itcofSj skywardsdt 10 ZOO j!
rHPar generations engineers hsEe tried
itoI soIvej the, problem, yqf the, smoking
chimney. bpt, lhay4s never, met with a a
GAIL measure. of success One ,gyomlI
net Southern, engineer, who helped TO
develop the cotton milling industry IN
the, South, devoted money and time TO
studying the question: "Why do some
'chffnneys built at the same time. out
of the same sort OF nmAt6rial. and oby
the same people smoke and Others do
not7" He had; small fboys, 90 through
hundreds of chimnsIs and take meas
urements all, along the. way 0f the
ones that did or did not smoke, and
then. he drew Q plan for, what he
thought was an ideal chimney, but II
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sTryTr1 ,TI7 TT77fyID IN 1JnI 795fHS 7f7ii
efItufe wffYttrysitsilfa lfaha 1hshe ancient
faHsiiy tWoFrylc ltsu19 adt iiiw ylDi,
svoi -oI Paffs Nat oFHsad!adt 81
J aEkberts iJ6 tie" sutject lofn eRlfhASS
construction qeH Oh ficteffhini Masoas
VINO BuiIgfthimhe5suthapaS aSourd drew
theizhHtnofp 0Foy6dr Head fsdsJdrg0t
AetiF fhe RqebfhcG rome instance. is
tbld I'm s&lhek HepineGbarEnliatsqR re-
constiaitti6Hii days Tn etAe' 'oSoarhnwsis
tdIied ftonlsA ni6h's' heAdSAGN up aha
our bf'9r new chfihhay. foohas 10 esan
"THSs Sspfh6e ftffeti6h of fayeliir8hes,s ,
A. I'M. oDaliieII Ass4stiffft meeKHhic&f en-
gfneer! q adftisiofi of a grftuftsffaf RI engi.
neefihg iDepaffmeiA 0fanAgAeus6fe,
asserts, sis 20 PfJduee altirafs't s'tifat,@iil
cause sufIiclehto comBdstf6iis affH carry
on tI7s Resulting sih5Eey ineidehtaHy
1t assists n1ehtHatiJn. Manly dnAatis-
'rncf6ryr heatifs plants ind findciS Iex-
-cessfve ffier consumption afea due rto
Improperly construct1d o. chiHSheyb.
|'atiiichi Dire tfie rt4e trA th2f t4f&h tISe' ex-
tdeptfon!' AlfR6ugho fAaiy'6f thesxpHfe
|1mofe riinefIit3ent ,fiiahe dangerous.y yet
reports offthe national boRfa ofdfffs
|underwritefs fsfiow that Ia I6rgeR num-
Berp5f fires 'are eadsedfby odefeEtfve
chimney ednst4uctioh .kifn By nytfifig
else. 'hThet anHtihl r0ss fesiiitihgh from
such fires is GREATER tiian the Hire Toss
ff3m any other causen Poof ehiihney
CONSTRUCTIONS is Responsible FOR Smoke
} pollution or the ar, waste of fuel fdad
bo67 heatihg.~ .~7,romoshn mt sb1pu
Government experts repoftm that
'tief draft depends ehtifeB tipom the
chimney fiue. The better the flue the
mora, ssttsfastory aaa sssicieat~ill be
Incorporation Of the9entiran beating ap-
Iparatnss Tho strength 0n intensity, of
the draft isr dependent gmAinlyiapon
the rtightness, size and ihelghti rofh the
chimney fiueSdunb ~ lGs9To issH
fhA dives eeiextliso ReasSnsGonfn /
Id' MI. Daniels has q pJfeparea' qadHf9 qaHf 9efGb-
ofate Statement p6h tie subjeef7 of
drawing chimneys. He goes into the
kseiehtiAo 4sasssassl 4sa.aae,e.p&psap
Ter draft. He asserts that "roubd
Eoneis s1SaiNJe QIabl lsbiraDy
descending column Of smoke asd
bsases %s~sss.-s.s
1t mas been, found thar large trees
leeated near ShimHe Hes, ltt6pss i@day ,dehSct
wind currents dawn1 the chimneX. This
may be avoided BY cpaacing atfw ehiG-
ney on the opposite side Of the build
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exasnanation and IlcensIhg of,eif pllots.
syirtually every world record OF any
c0hseQuence is held sin, this countrys
Tpe worlds afhtide record. speed
record around a circuit, seaplape red
ords, etsauurcerscorusswerea n mads
bx Ameffthh pa6ts swithfTAtlA laaf
Year. One million miles,-sf air-maH
1yang witlBW ~ fhVf9tS1s anothSs
rAsord of the1asf Years. "a
,sThec axras. ,airs,xeryiee .h9szpesfest9A
MANY hsW * pes u " : 1tt65iih,Jat md iBSNflS
ing planes, ready for service, FAR su-
perior to anythlngs in Europeit IA ~
I'd fitjus FGbjl1a stu stry " Inn ~
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!, Cutlcura for Sore Hands.
,.soak napds on fearing in the hot shds
sof CpHetta Isp8a adry sslg fHbl u Ey
lticura Ointment Remove surplus
ointment with tissue paper. This is
tonly one of the things CuticutH viii do
If Soap, Ointment and Talcum are used
Tor uaf uaftoilet~ysnposess~- -sASisertisssnaa
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08

Every autumn, in some unknown
manner, call is sent far and wide
over the country to, the ,innumerable
gypsy tribes. The call is answered,
and the tribes gather at Wonderland
park, Baltimore, for the annual CON
ventioni and ehchmpmentH These ips6s
turesque Romany wanderers are now
In Baltimore, recunting sstOfies and
tales of travel and adventure This
gypsy ,wsmars more than o. hundred
years old, has answered the, annpS, l,I,
call for many years, and ever with
the faithful tobacco pipe. '''S
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serious troubles "a
had tried doctors and
all said the same-a1
operation. At first.l'
~ s%ss1ysassslssIss!ssiRs
j seemed to feel it on
both sides. 1 am q
power sewing-ma-
chine operator and
have a alittle girl to
support. i work in a
tailor shop and that
linaof work has heen
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One Years Record Proves That Fed
1i erai, Licensino of Pilots Would
Have Saved Many Lives--Lastlo1i
fs9toYear Ono iof hchievefnent. boon

'I Washington.p--The manner inG which
America has assumed. the leadership
In aviation over the rest Of the world
comes as arsurprise, to those people
who were under the impression that
Europe was leading tiisswortas IN nefp-
nautics. From the NMs ~ Wright
brothers, in 1903, weEk ne "a -dsni9cr-
strute ehctual flying tfsthe sWgrjd
wnr broke, out in 1ggAs EurSpean3p-
tions mader far greksS prectess IN
aviation thansdid Ataoflcag S
ral II awas not until 194t7r8ess agHea
entered the war. thai, this hatian. was
compelled tutbegln the colossal. task OF
trimming engineers ind creating pro
.rfiction farilitiesl And With the lendlng
of the war, in 1a18D theipressure when h.l.cl
forced this expansion was withdrawn,
tad n t--pses- tive yearS- later,-nr-1ast
year, before a marked increase In pub
J. lic Interest," was hoticesibIE ,silnd sAnfert.
can aviators began to come into their
sEn 8 Ths 9sfis 3s$ 1921 Nmarsea by three
outstanding aviation events, one OF
universal and epochal Importance
s3dfIng .hine and July there were held
100 miles Off the Virginia capes, 9
series of, experiments in the course OF
(which alrGaft aiSwn from land bases
bombed and Sank one after the other
submarine, destroyer, a Ighf
cruiser, and a, dreadnought, the mosf
modern ekafhbfes.W Iafsh1P t6astruc
tlon.
sGEnfhetnatninnths Poafe eraaoe on the
Limitation Of armament was held in
Washington, and II Is asserted that
Ala. .sbanshipg Glsared >tle~ WAY
more than any other single event, fw
b possible solution Of the internatlon3
fsHRfFtlt'4a8B I,g2F 48f n [ capital ship e0nS'rDs
Service Is Widespread. >
q rttfl fhtsA Valuable service which ain
.saft provides is speed, and this is e.
sential in the three classes Of use to
which aeropnutics. is, catering, natio1-
al, ciyicr and commercial, Airplanes
,1re now used, for; NATIONAL, defense, H.
siudfng army, navy, and marine corps;
lr mali, forest patrol, coast guard,
customs and revehdtteel Service, warning
, Ind relief in disaster. ,Ip civic lines
shey may be used for city planning,
,pad and building. construction. rail-
and wafer TERMINAL problems. and FIRE
and police zonifig. 81 'hop p
IRA III commercfaf lines, aerial craft ace
used for passenger service, freight
transportation, messenger service h
banking, aerial photography, collection
'shd dissemination Of news, sport, aud
pleasure, and committing. At the
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08

I, Perhaps. the woman who does not
swish to vote has nothing to wear to
the polls 'H'f
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1at oS9fss ~ HSmss syT Yea sSr Exses9oat7a;a 7.;as .
/ HclsyP!T yoefls ! A9r09!s ll0fsl
'ssrS%enf Z Z tilef 81 lid M Kydsh1 On
which he pr6poses " 6tiid homes Ter
100 former beggArs. whom ne has
rescued from the streets Of Tokyo and
othsr cities Of Japan
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a mileage book rs SO interesting tnat'
sShA lssay aslsearHs.
reaches the last page.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-19

Guerra Contra ei dolor dc n.uelas
cERA-DENTo 10 quita en- seguiaa. No
quema. No irrita. Una sola aplicaci6n
cs sufciente. Vale 10 centavcs en- las
boticas. 5-14
UALzADO.-- Comerciante de caizado:
90 compreis sin yer primero nuesfro pre-
co descuentO. @. Perez Alvarez, s.
In G. ST
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-19

Ell PATHE NEWS es Ell pc
ri6dico grafico Viendolo Sc en-
terra de los acontecimientos mas
imnortantes del Orbe. vealo lie
INSTRUIRA, LIE RECREARA,
y vera las cosas tai como pasa-
ron. Los principales CINES de P,
R. 10 estan exhibiendo. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-19

Eo1GBREROS DE PAJILhA- He
mos rebajado luestros precios. Procure
cnterarse antes do comprar & oTra casa.
@. Perez Alvarez, S. en- @. san Juan,
Puerto Rico. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-19
YO ACUSO
iQUIEN LO ACUSA?
iPoR QUE Sc AcUsA?

Todo ESQ 10 sabra ell que asis-
ia a las representations de
tan magistraI peIicuIa, que Sc
ra exhibida en- tres iornadas,
muy pronto, en- los cines de San
Juan Y de Santurce.
ABEL GANCE innnortaliz6 su
nonnbre con eI argumento de
dicho Film, de la casa PA
the"
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a1oBITos DE COMA: vensse al pOr
aAyOr. desde 80 cts. gruesa en- adelan-
%. Surtids renewable semanaimente.
nervimos pedidos por correO 9. o. d.
Z q. b. A. Allen 80, San Juan p
JN BANC0 De AHORRo.-Una hoja
do Ia Navajo Auto strop le dura de
cuatro a seis meses, uI&ndola diaria-
sante. KS un positive ahoro. o.-Tiene
Wm asentador automAtico cue le pro-
porciona un flo nuevo cada vez que
- afoite. Pida que Sc la ensenen. Ella
10 convencsra. En- todas las casas de
san Juan vale $1.oo.-- Dep6sito
Allen 81. p
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Recordar es vigir" Dante

Sc reposo, Sc destac6 desde la hora ini-
cial de su carrera pnblica hasta 1872,
como ell mas grande singular Protago
rista sin fronteras, de todas las Nacio-
nes Americans, cambiando asi su patria
geografca por la Gran Patria de la ce-
lebridad: de ahi su titulo de ciudadano
Universal.
De hombres ptblicos como Washing
ton, Lafayette Miranda Sc enorgulle-
ce la historic.
Libre Francia e independence Norte
America, Miranda refrendo sus titulos
de Ciudadano Universal consagrando sus
dotes naturales adquiridas al servicio
de la Independence que reclamaban las
Antillas, Centre Sur America.
Estadista de quilates a 10 Pitt, edif-
co para la posteridad abarcando en- sus
combinaciones todo Ell Continents
Prepare Ell terreno, dio la semilla
al strco
Protoilustre sembrador, cual pocos!
Esriritu diplomatico, tacto politico,
.talento amplio, erudici6n profunda en-
conocimientos universities, abnegaci6n
a 10 Vicente de Paul y su fe indeclina-
BILE, 10 Pablo, ell gran Ap6stol no fue-
ron para 6l lazo que retiene sino alas
quo levantan
0radoy. an+r6 an colon1fior dn fonoi
liza con las almas v despu6s de haberlo
oido, oueaaron no oIvidarlo.
Escritor: di6 Sis paginas al viento
desde la augusta tribuna de la prensa
y fundo escuela de Republ1ca.
Cuanto .resorte efciente alcanza Ia
hrmana perception, 10 puso al servicio
de la Independence continental, con sa-
biduria fecunda.
De las Logias en- los dos Continentes
hizo sus aliados EN- pro Gle la idea Inde-
pendencia americana.
la Cancilleria de varias Naciones del
planeta las sumo sus propagandas.
su clara vision de los hombres, de las
cosas y. las corrieates psicol6gicas de
su epoca orientaron su visual en- direc-
cen de los Ayuntamieatos, que lie oye-
ron le acataron.
Con su afan refexivo conquist6 almas
bajo el arco de los meridianos dentro
Sc todos los parallels del Continente
America.
Asi fus como en- decadas sobre de
cadasN dc predicaci6n repubhcana el
Precursor .pcr antonomasia prepare pa
ra la Independeacis ell espiritu del Con
tinente anstral, Antillas Certro Anne
Iica.
su labor fue colossal. De ,ahi su repu-
taci6n iratacable, como cl bronco. Es-
ia visto. En- Ell grandioso certamen de
la Indepeldencia Y la Libertad de los
preblos, ninguno de los otros Heroes ha
subido mas alto en- los anales de la bon
dad it'll
Autor de la bandera tricolor que sir
vio de talisman victorioso a las legiones
aQuileas que recorrieron la America ba-
jo palios de fuego desde Boyaca y Ca
rabobo hasta que resono ALA en- las mon
tanas del lejano Sur ell dltimo estampi-
do de Ayacucho bajo la mirada fascina
dora de Sucre, nacids para ser ell tipo de
la grandeza suma, ahi esta viviente ell
glorioso estandarte sirviendo de simbo-
10 9, la trinidad de Naciones, que for
maron la Republica de Colombia, crea-
ci6n del Genio dc Bolivar, la cual ban
dera morumentaliza la apoteosis de Mi
randa ondeando los vlentos de la in
mortalidad, siomprc recomenzando.
Hermosos titulos a las ovac!ones per-
petuas de la histcria.
Precursor de la Independencia amc-
ricana.
Pr6cer de la Libertad en- dos continen
tes
General International
(contil.l1a en- Ia pagina 7a.)
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UNA CARTA
San Juan, P. R.
AbriI. 6. 1922. \ !
EscaIera Gregg School. ,S
Santurce, P. r. I
Mum se1ores nuestros:

Muy sehores nuestros:
SirVe la pI Iesente para parti-
cipar ustedes, que la seiiorita
Rosa VarIIe, alunna de ese
planted y recientemente gradua-
da de taquigrafia, esta prestan-
do muy buenos serVicios en- es-
ia oficina.
Creemos que 81 sigue toman-
do interes y amor al trabaio en-
ell future sera una de las meio-
res taquigrafas de esta isIa.
Respetuosamente,
P. SCHIRA & CO.
AuVc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-19

sc VENDEN cuatro magnlhcas casas
en- el mejor sitio de Catano. calle
wilson .esquina Flores, con buenas rem
tas y facilidades para Ell page. Casas
vivieuda y el mcjor sitio dc comercio
Inforn1ara Esteban Diaz Rivera. Ca.
ano. Gale Flores No. % o A. Castro
Tetuan l, San Juan. ST.
Sc ALQUILA un departamento en-
Hato-Rey. Tiene cuatro hab,raciones,
luz electrical. acueducto csva muy
cerca del trolley Dirijase 7. Fog.
Stop 81. Hato Rev. 4-25
rARA AUMENTAR DE PESO srear
riea sangre y nervios sanos 500 hay
ina nelicina; las PILDoRAS TERMA
MALES del DR.. Costa. Solicltelas en-
las buenas Farmacias. pa
Sc ALQUILA un hermoso almacesi aca-
bado de fabricar en- el mejor sitio del
Malecoa, es todo de concrete. COZ puer
ta7 y ventanas de hierro, nids 700 me
tros cuadrados. Sc arrienda todo en-
parties. Informara: GONZALES PA
DIN COMPANY. Inc. P
EsTENOGRAFA PUBLICA cor mu-
ches amos de practica en- ambos idiomas.
efTece sus soTvicios para cualquler clase
&c trabajo incluyendo traduccicres del
ingles al caste,lano y vice-versa Llame
q Edidcio Bouret Cuarto No o1, Sc
gundo Piso, Tel. ATT. San Juan Q SOS
lojo santurce. NIL. Box 8s6, San
Juan. 4-2l
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En- ell centro de la ciudad.
Salvador Brau 40.
En- ell mirador del Salon de
Aln7uerzo y TIE.
Sc aiquiIan habitaciones para,
hon1bres solos, con, o sin
colnidas.
Para inforn1es: Tel 581, verde.
SAN JUAN.
vENTA DE FLORES NATURALES
en- la calle "Hoare" stop IA, santmce
lame al telefono 67S azul. saneurce y
seran servidos Embellishments. 5-1O
Sc vENDE solar frente Naava Ca
rretera.- Calls Africa Parada %,
tiene 15xS4 metros. Informes telefono
e1S azul santurce R. N. Rcx 116.
san Juan. 4-21
EovEDAD: Lapicero encen5edor con
clip. La combination mas pra tica pa
ra hcmbres de negocio y funladores.
Mediante envio giro por SO.75 remi-
tire muestra asegurada. opcttunidad
para agentes activos. JUAN vICENs
oDRIGUEz, Box 48, Yauco P. r.
4-1s.
Sc VENDE la casa Avenida de
Wilson No. 81, Condado. Informaran
en- Ia misma. Tel6fono SS2 azul. san
tnrce-G.
Sc NECEsITA un socio en- san Juan
0 Ia, Isla para representa- una marca
de gonna de automoviI que esta dando
IN gran record en- el pals. Dirijase al
spartado lis. santurce, P. R. 4-21
Sc vENDE Buffcs chincro caoba
Iropios para Comedor Y otros mneries
mas Informaran telefono 7eo, santur-
ce. 4-a4.
MADEIRA DEL PALS. Sc venten Guar
tones, tsblones Gle varios tama1os. 20
cos v postes para cerca, class suue-
rior. Informara: Juan ssrrano TTorta.
Kanati. 4-2l
Sc coMPRA una imprenta psQueIa
cue tenga una o dos prensas de pedal
y este bien surtida en- tipos crlas y
oe1nas material necesario para q tra-
bajo. Dirijase al Box LOG. Aibonito,
Puerto Rico 4-15
TAQUIGRAFA &c ingles Y espahol con
conocimiento de teneduria de .itros DC
eeai colocarse. Dirijase al Tel. 1895
azul, San Juan. 4-24
FIJEsE BIEN- Cuando conlpre hoji-
tas GEM para afeitarse, no permita
que le den otra marca que nc sea
GEM DABfAsKEENE' Las que no
llevan este nombre no son lsgitimas y
siempre salem malas. 5-14
cUALQUIER PERSONA Quo rse una
voz el Jabon La Toja, 10 usara siempre.
nsga la rrueba Y Sc convencera. 81
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VACAS

Sc venden so muy buenas. i5Tenes
y bonitas.- 80 paridas y 20 I.orras
Tambien Sc venden toros Holstein
puros, jovenes e inmunes la febro de
Ia garrapata.
Dirijase jose L, Pesquafa, Edifcio
Bouret, San Juan. Advt
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COMERCIANTEs DETALLISTAS.-
Hemos recibido una grandisim4 canti-
dad de calzado que liquidamos casi a
precio de costo. G. Perez Alvarez, s. en-
c., San juan 81