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New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
FOX'S THEATER

Fo3's theater is one of the coolest places in the city these hot after moons and evenings and with the unusually high class Of pictures being shown this play house is easily one of the most popular. Tonights features are Pauline Frederick in The Mis- tress Of Shenstone," and another good lrama, At the Sign of the Jack-O- Lantern as well as comedy and news reels.
 The summer policy is to change the features four times eoch week and be- ginning tomorrow Kenneth Harlan in The Barricade" and Doris May in The Foolish Age" will be shown. Harlan, formerly with the Lyceum Players here, has an unusually good part in this picture.
 On Friday again the program changes, this time bringing The Light in the Clearing a remarkable story remarkably told. and Boys Will Be Boys" a semi-comedy with Will Rogers acting the part of the village handy man.
 Basil Kings "Earthbomd" will be shown next Sunday night
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06

Bear devoured every grub in sight. When at last Cuffy drew back and al- lowed him to search the ruin Reddy share.
 Come on!" cuffy urged him im- patiently. Let's get on with our hunting'
 But this time Reddy woodpecker hung back.
 What, Haven't you had enough grubs?" he asked none too pleasant ly.
 Enough" Cufy repeated. Why, These few grubs that I've eaten have just stirred up myappetite."
 Reddy Woodpecker was astonished
 Well, if you're hunghy, what do you think Of me?" he wanted to know.
 And now Cuffy Bear was amazed.
 You" he cried. Haven't you had a good meal?' Didn't you eat a grub off that first stump we found 2"
 "One grub" Reddy Woodpecker exclaimed scornfully. Whats one grub ?"
 q should think" Cuffy Bear an- swered, "one grub was a good meal for anybody Of your size
 Its not" Reddy declared. He looked very sullen and glum.
 Cuffy Bear was sure that Reddy was mistaken. He even tried to show Reddy that he was wrong.
 "One ought to be a big meal for you" he insisted. Why, last week I went out for my supper one night and I ate only one. And it was all wanted
 Then you had already had a big dinner" said Reddy Woodpecker.
 T hadn't had any dinner at all, Cuffy informed him.
 Reddy Woodpecker stared at him He couldn't believe it. There must be something queer about that story som nowhere. At last he asked Cuffy Fear blunt question.
 You say you ate one" he observed "One what?"
 Let me see" said Cuffy Bear. Let me think a moment. Oh, yes. Now I remember It was one pig" Copyright 1922 by Metropolitan
 Newspaper SeryIce)
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
PALACE THEATER

It is not often that motion picture fans are given the opportunity to see the latest and most stylish costumes presented by one of the most attrac- tive artists Of the screen in a story vibrant with romance and adventure, but that is what Mae Murray's latest picture, Peacock Alley is. It will be shown tonight and Wednesday at the Palace theater
 The Keith vaudeville bill has four fine acts with Betty Washington, a clever little violinist; Wild and Hills are two good coned dians who offer comedy talk and songs; Greene & Parker present balckface singing and talking offering, and The Ansel- smiths were well liked with their nov city offering. Starting next Sunday the Palace will present the new pho toplay hit with Vera Gordon, the fa- nous star of "Humoresque," in Your Best Friend"
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06

salad as cold meat or lightly broiled and served with mayonnaise and let tuce on toast as hot open sand wtch.
 Smoked pork sausage is always good in summer just as any smoked meat or fish.
 Luncheon Sausage. Put the small link sausage in fry ing pan Pour over boiling water to half cover. Cover closely and sim mer until water evaporates. Prick each sausage with a fork and fry to a delicate brown on all sides.
 Drain on heavy paper. In mean time prepare fresh pineapple in fam shaped slices. The slices should be not more than three-eighths of an inch thick.
 Put the pineapple in the pan the sausage was cooked in, sprinkle with sugar and simmer over slow fire till the fruit is tender. It will take Is minutes.
 If the sausage was not very fat add a little butter The sugar melts with the butter or sausage fat and cara melizes. Return sausage to the pan for the last five minutes of cooking to insure blending of the juices and per- feet hotness.
 Arrange sausage and pineapple on a hot platter and garnish with wa teYcress. Allow one piece or pine apple for each sausage. Canned pine apple may be used.
 (Copyright, 1922, NEA ser1ce)
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
FASHION SERVICE
FASHION sERvICE=---- Here's New Topcoat for Summer Auto Trips

It's pleasant to think of the long sunny days coming when life\ will have nothing better to offer than driving along a country road between fiourishing green fields.
 But, remember, it always is dusty in the country. It will even be dusty in the city.
 Fortify yourself with such top coat as is sketched. It Is coat especially provided for such emergen- cies.
 It is shown in herringbone weaves, tweed mixtures or linen and will pro- tect you from dust, damp and drops in the thermometer. Made only In strictly tailored styles.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06

foosters to the aiming room, barred the only downstairs communication with the front part of the house.
 So far, so good, I told myself, but knew l would not dare lock the up- stairs door of communication until was sure she was asleep, for she was capable of shrieking uncontron- lhle panic, should she attempt for any reason to come into the front part of the upper story and find the door locked against her
 There was but one thing to do, l decided This was to Eat Lillian's advice, So l walked back to the liv- lngroom and summoned her with a gesture from the group around tte fire
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
GIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN SKIN AND
 BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice of two lemons in to a bottle containing three ounces of Orchid White, which any drug store will supply for few cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of harmless and delightful lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beau- ty and whiteness of your skin.
 Famous stage beauties use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear rosy white complexion, al- so as a freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because 1t doesn't irrtate.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
Fisherman Pleased With
 This Seasons Catches

Jonas Ackstrom, one of the city's most enthusiastic followers of 1zaak Waltons pastme, fishing, reports ex- cellent luck in the ponds and streams in this locality this season. Saturday afternoon he landed Is perch and yesterday he caught a IT inch picker el and six perch. Two perch were caught on the line at one time MT. Ackstrom who is one of the first To- cal fishermen to get out his lines, has observed that fishing luck is always better when pickerel is not the first fish caught He reports his catches to be much better when a perch Is the first landed.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
Attorney S. c. Freeman
 Gets Divorce From Wife

Juiee Brown of the superior court has granted Attorney San1oro o' Freeman of Hartford divorce ITO" his wife, Blanche Tudor Freeman who ts now living in this city. The divorce was granted on grounds ot desertion. Attorney Freeman told the court that he had been living with his wife for 19 years and they had many differences over money matters. He said that when he returned from trip in December of 1918, his wife had gone to Troy, N. r., whehe she tele- phoned she would never return to him, which statement she has carried out
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06

four days of school duty July lV-lo' Subject to approval of the estimate hy the war department the officers and 75 per cent of the non-comm's- toned officers of the 192nd artillery will report at the state armory' NC" London. for four days school duty June 26-29.
 Leave of absence is granted Capt F. E. Novey, captain Company L. 1seth from June 13 to 25. The res,g- nation of First Lieut. Thomas A Beckett, service battery 192nd ar1li- lery is accepted.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06

careful not to do heavy work - and so well and strong. We recommend Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound to all mothers with ailing daughters, and l give you permission to publish this let ter as testimonial. Mrs. A: M. BURK- HOLDER, Route No. 2, Box l, Wauseon, Ohio.
 Something out of balance will affect the finest clock, causing it to gain or lose. The proper adjustment made, all is well. So it is with women. Some trouble may upset you completely
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- hound will correct the cause of the trou. ble and disagreeable symptoms will disappear as they did in the case of Mrs. Burkholder daughter.
 MOTHERS = it is worthy of your con- fidence-
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
WATERS IS NAMED
 MAYOR OF NORWICH
Candidate Defeats Rev. C. W. Rick etts, Republican Nominee,
 by 6ss Votes.

Norwich, June 6.-Milo R. Waters, democrat, was elected mayor by nna- jority of 63S in the city election here yesterday. The new charter proposed for the city was defeated by vote of 2,292 to 1881. A total of over 5000 votes, nearly twice the total of the vote two years ago, was cast. The fact that women voted accounts for the large poll of votes. The defeated republican candidate was Rev. Charles W. Ricketts, pastor of the Greenvile Congregational church. Those elected, all democrats, follow:
 Water commissioner, John J. Cork cry: treasurer, Charles S Avery; al dermen, Patrick S. Sweeney and Henry Gebrash; members of the coun- cil, Frank H. Quinley, John E. Fitz- gerald, William B. Shea, William H. Aldrich, William J. O'Leary, and sheriffs, William J. Carroll and Abra- ham Siegel
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
PJRPLE.

Purple is coming to the front as ore of the popular shades for mid-sum- mer. The all-purple hat is the latest thing in millinery, and purple sweat CTS are blossoming in every smart sof1p.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
NET sCARFs.

Very coarse fillet net is being em- broidered in yarn in large, colorful patterns, and used for table covers. Sometimes the pattern is filled in in heavy cream linen thread.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
SILVER LACE.

Silver lace is most effective when combined with blue chiffon. And when purple girdle is added a most elaborate negligee has come into being.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
WHITE JERSEY

White silk jersey makes the most stunning of sports costumes. It is employed also effectively for capes and wraps and often is given a lining of some gorgeous colored satin
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
GIRL NOW WELL
 AND STRONG
Daughter Took Lydia E. Pink. hams Vegetable Compound
 as Mother Advised
Wauseon, Ohio" My daughter al- ways had backache and legache at cer-

Oa III kJSA AN'N v @A'3 W
 not be on her feet at those times. We read about Lydia E. Pink hams V e g e t a ble e Compound d oin g girls so much good so she began to take it. That is two years ago and she is a diff ferent girl since then able to do any work she wants to do-al- though she is still
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06

trol, involving administration of a state fund for relief of soldiers and sailors of the late war.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
SAUSAGES FOR SUMMER
 MENUS

HILE the use of pork duying hot months is more or less taboo, saul sage is very &C., ceptable, from frankfurters to the delicately sea- soned imported sausages. These sausaxes are de- licious sandwich filings or can be served sliced with
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06

Results and Herald classified ads are boon companions.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06

Just ask those who have tried The Herald classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-06

Feathers are used extensively this season in a number of new ways. Feather combs are very beautiful, and because of the delicate workmanship are inclined to be very expensive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-01
HABA Ell CONSUL
DE VENEZUELA


san Juan, P. r., JUNO 2S de 1922.
Sr. Director del peri6dico, Ell MUNDo
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido Sr. y amigo:
Confiado en- su reconocida amabili-
dad, me permito trasmitir a I'd, rogan-
dole la insercion en- su ilustrado diario,
del cable recibido en- el dia de aver,
del ciudadano Pedro Itriago Chacin, Mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores de We
nezuela v que copiado la letra dice
asi: ,Llli
"Consul de Venezuela San Juan:
El General Juan Vicente Gomez asu
milo aver la Presidencia Constitutional
de la Rep1bica y expuso ante las Ca
maras Legislativas, que no considerable
el voto unanime de sus conciudsdanos,
como una recompensa su labor patrio-
tica de varios amos, sino como mandate
de trabajo de consagraci6n los in
tereses publicos de Venezuela. FL prime
70 y segundo e-presidente, General
Juan G. G6mez Y General Jose Vicente
Gomez, elegidos por ell Congreso Nacio-
raj en- la mariana de aver, prestaron
tambien solemnemente, su promesa le-
GAL FL General constituy6 su Cabinete
en- la siguiente forma: Ministro
de Relaciones Interiores doctor Fran
cisco Baptista Galindo: Ministro de Re
laciones Exteriores, ell suscrito: Minis
tro de Hacienda Ell DR.. Melchor cente-
nc Grau; Ministro de Guerra y Marina
Ell DIR. Carlos Jim6nez Rebolledo; Mi
nistro de Fomento ell DR.. Antonio Ala
mo; Ministro de Obras P1blicas Ell DR..
Tomas Bueno y Ministro de instruction
Fublica Ell DIR. Jose Ladislao Andara.
Tor tan importantes acontecimientos de
Ia vida constitutional de la Naci6n
congrat1lome con I'd. y soy de ID,
muy atento serviqor Pedro Itriago
Chacin.''
Altamente agradecido por servicio
tan se1alado. lie anticipo las gracias y
reiterome sus 6rdenes para cuanto gus
te mandar,
Muy atte.,
Jose M. oNTTvEROz.
Consul de Venezuela en- Pto. Rico.
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HER1DA DE MuERTE

continuation de la pag. %
ti6, terida por una impotencia incura-
ble Existen aTn millones de soIdados
sobre las armas, millones de cafiones
y bayonetas. Pero ell mundo no puede
servirse de ellos sino para destruirse.
Las armas no hieren va sino los que
las fabrican. La guerra y La revolucion,
hijas gemelas de la fuerza, son igual-
mente impotentes. Puaden afn destruir,
empobrecer, ensangrentar al mundo y
desencadenar la barbarie; pero son in
capaces va ee resolver ninguno de los
grandes problemas de la epoca, nj de
veneer las resistencias pasivas que de
todas parties. Sc 'elevan contra la fuer-
"a
iPero los tiempos actuales seran ca
PAGES de escuchar estas palabras de
verdad7
Guillermo FERRERO.
(Traducci6n Gs :'La Revue Univer.
selle'')
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information general
DEeDE coRozAL

La noche del jueves fue de fiesta pa
ra los agricultores con motive de llevar
Sc q la pantalla cinematogrhfica dos
excelentes peliculas cedidas gratuita-
n ente por ell "Departamento de Agri
cultura Trabajo". Mas de doscientos
1gricultores asistieron avidos de CO.
nocer las ensehanzas praciicas que
concurIen en- esas peliculas EEL
CoLERA PoRCINo" y "Garrapa-
tas del Ganado", en- las que Sc ,emues
tran practicamente como Sc puede con
Sc guir hbrar al ganado de tan isrribles
intermediates que esos parasites ocasio
nan y por 10 tanto de una muerte Sc
gura.
Grande ha sido la satisfaction SEN
tida por los agricultores, pues estan
convencidos de la bIena Y meritoria
Cbra que persigue Ell Departamento de
Agriculture Trabajo.
Nos completeness en- hacer llegar
nuestra felicitaci6n al citado Departa-
mento, al encargado de la pelicula Sr
Rafael Camacho, que nos explicaba uno
por uno ell texto de cada elise, al Agen
te Agricola SCI Jaime Lopez Bou,
quien pesar de estar recluido en-
CANA pudo reunir una nutrida concurren
cia, enviando cartas circui7res los
agricultores, citandolos confcrencias
y empleando todos los medios su al
carce. Y tambien los Sres. Bon Hnos.
por haber cedido ell teatro gratuitsmen
te peticion del agente.
Que Sc repitan las exhibiciones de
esa clase de peliculas.
Martin IBANEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-01
LA GRADUATION EScoEAR
EN- SAN GERMAN

Hemos recibidO Ell elegante ''souve-
nir'' publicado por la class de octave
grado de las escuelss pnblicas de San
German, con motive de su graduation.
El bello souvenir, d. una exqui-
sta presentation, contiens ademas del
programa de la celebration de los fes-
tivales de graduation y ei nombre dc
los alumnos graduados, fotOgrafias, de
prominentes personalidade5 de aquella
ciudad historical, y versos y pensamien-
tos de profesores alumnos
La "Noche de la Class" Sc celebr6
ell microbes Y anoche Sc celebr6 Ell
acto de graduation con gran lucimien-
to.
Dignos de nuestra mas calurosa fell
Citacion Sc hacen los alan.Ros que nan
logrado triunfar en- sus estndios, los
profesores todos que a este triunfo con
tribuyeron y en- particular el inspector
de escuelas, nuestro particular amigo
Ell talentoso pedagogo, don Manuel Ne
gr6n Collazo, quien tan scartadamente
dirige alli la instruction publics.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-01
DE NUEvA YORK

En- Ell Ponce negaron antier de
Nueva York los siguientes pasaieros:
L. Rechani Agrait, Jose S. Arrache,
+. ARIZONA, Berta E. Baptista, Sofia
Baptista, America Boschetti, Reginald
Bray, Harry Bray, v. C. Crooke, Mary
Clendenin, c. L. Carpenter, Ola Coulter,
Angel Cervoni, Vicente Calenti, Ramon
Conroy, Carlos A. Franco, w. s. Pic
kes, w. S. Fixes, Andres Franceschi
M. L. Garcia, c. M. Gait, c. NJ. Gait
w. e. Greenaway, A. Ruiz Gonzalez, L.
Rodriguez Hidalgo, A. M Matsnzo Ji-
,menez, j. Matanzo Jimenez, 2. w.
Kramer, P. Santana Lopez, Allena Lu-
ce, M. E. Machin, Eunice Wodrich Moo
re, G.. Melon. Manuel G. Miranda. Mar
ciso Munera, Rosario Munera, z More
no Laura Menesos, Cristino Mufioz, E.
A. Man Mary X. McLeary, Manuel MI
! iez, S. G. Neil, Juanita oyola. John
Fopplestone, L. w. Peirce, Gertrude
Pierson, Monserrate G. Pacheco. H. B.
Pogson, H. B. Pogson, M. Ramirez, sa
mucl Roig. Juan Roig, w. r. Ryan, M.
T. suarez NJ saldafa, Earl Sands, Jo-
Sc M. saul, oJseph Theberge, r. H.
Todd, Emile voss, Frank w. wodrich
Frank w. Wodrich, Jr., Agnes K. wo-
drich. John j. Wirth, John ] Wirth
John E. Wirth, Rufus NAPLES, Fernan-
do Agustini, E. Beckman, o. Beckman
j. j. catala, j. j. Catala, Rita Catala,
H. Carvajal, ]. Carvajal, Juana Del
gado, Ramona Fuentes, Juana 6e Je-
.stis, Hip6lito I. Morales, G. Martinez,
Jose Montero, Cecilia Marin, Jose Mu-
nier, J. L. Muhoz, Antonio Pomales,
Tomasa Perez, Emilia Hernandez Perez,
Ana Quintero I.ere M. Rivera, Santa
go Roman, Ramon Sanchez, Antonia NJ
Santiago, Carmen Seratklls. Candida
Ventura. Eusebia wyman, Tabsth wy
man Generoso Morales.
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sILLoNEs gARBERIA'- Apara-
aores espeio, EsteriIizadOres. vibrado.
Ies. MAquina "BREssANT" aecesO.
rios, AsentadOres Dobles, Cusl!os gonna
Jaboneras, Atomizadores, BOtoras para
TalcO, Pinzas. Lapices cauter'xedOres.
CepillOs, Brochas, Recogedore5 barba,
Limpiador peines Peinillas. cosmeticos
Papel "sANCRoss'' cabecora Jab6n
Antiseptico (Per6xido) para afeitar.
Tapones porcelana y niquelados. Pasta
Asentadores. Piedras Belgium, Ma
vatas "Alemanas" Tijeras.
KoKEN BARRIERS sUrPLY Co.
Ohcins en- San Justo 81 altos. Aparta
&C 45e, Tel6fOno 1888, San Jusu. p. r
AdVt.
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CASA PARA FANnIAs

Tengo el guste de participants . M
vlientela y buenOs amigos, que desds
eI 10. de Mayo, queda alberta De nusvo
mi casa en- &C W. So st. Entire Colum-
bUs y Central Park. Estacinnss del
Subway Elevado se st. Hab,sseioDss
con y sin baho. TOdas las msjsras me-
dernas Precios m6dicos Tsltfono
SCHUYLER O06s. Vicente saAjurJo. Pre-.
pistaris. Advt
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ApRoBADA poR Ell GoBERNADoR

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado una re-
soluci6n adoptada por la Comisi6n de
servicio, Publico dejando sin sfecto la
caducidad de la ordenanza No. 449 con
cediendo a Ia Cayey Light and Ice
Company autorizacion para rsar nc
mas de Glen pies cnbicos de aqua por
segundO del rio La Plata, para Ell des
arrolc de energfh el6ctrica, v para
construir, mantener y Operar ma plan.
ia electrical v sistema de Distribution
en- Cayey y Cidra.
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ENTRE GUAINABo Y Ia 15.-se

ENTRE GUAINABo Y LA 15.-se
desea una casa, en- arriendo, que
tenga garage, aunque TO sea la re-
ferida casa de muchas habitaciones.
Informara III. v. Grosch Cop.
TNTIMA:-Lo mejor para irrigacio-
mes y iavados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume Muestras Y pros
pectos su representante Jose c. Pc.
york. Box 162, San Juan.-P.
XT1UDA DE MUsA.-531 West
150th St.-ofrece su casa priva-
da, completamente moderna, a dos pa
SOS de Broadway, Riverside Iglesia
espaiola, familias que vengan Nue
va York y deseen vivir bien. Tnt@rpre
tes y toda clase de comodidades. Pre-
clos m6dicos. Avise por correo Sc re-
cibira en- Ell muelle.--7-28.
TANE DINERo CON MoTIVo DE
La FIEsTA.-Hago rebaja de 10
LARES que venda a plazos al con.
tado, durante las fiestas patronales. In
f6rmese. Telefono $50 San Juan. Tan
ca 2. Henry w. Dooley Mencione Ell
por ciento en- ell precio de todos mis- so
MUNDo.-P.
CUALQUIER clase de tos le pns-
de ser embellishments aliviada
y extinguida, 81 usted toma ell "HYO-
ToLE". Busquelo en- las farmacias.-
7-24.
a CABAMos DE RECIBIR de Ale
mania lapices chisperos, q $2o. 90
81 ciento.
Sc ofrece IN descuento los compra-
dores al por mayor. III. v. GRoSCH
co. p
ToVEN graduado de taquigrafia,
mecanografia contabilidad en-
Umbos idiomas, con alguna practica,
desea colocarse. Box 1901, San Juan,
P. R., Referencia R. G. Dun Co.-7-4
(RIsTALEs y EsPEJos:-De to-
das clases de HIRES TURNER
~tA@<100 w., 1Vo may OACS 1dUL4CduL6S u6l
Mundo. Jose Diaz Carmena. Cruz 10.
San Juan. Box 1OS4.-7-4.
CE ALQUILA.- Apartamento con
tres MISUNDERSTANDING sa-
la, comedor y demas comodidades de
casa. Gale San Agustin, al lado del
cuartel de la Policia, Puerta de Tfe-
IRA. Para informes, IsIDoRo d. DEL
GADo, Tetuan AZ altos. Tel. 1000, San
Juan, p. R-P.
CENSACION! s.-CRUz DE MA.
YO" exito de Carmen Flores y
mi HoMBRE'', cantados en- espa.
fiol. Ambas canciones en- Ell mismo di:
co por rs centavos. "IsBA", Aller
SO, frente al Teatro Municipal. .-7-2s.
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COMO SER BELLA


Una mujer eniermiza es una infeiicidad
ante la humanidad No solo Sc sieute ella
inteliz, sino que Sc vc infclIz Tome NHesa
SolHd dc Reno y pronio se vera bicn y
fuerte , COZ aquella bellcza real que colo
salud vigor dan Esascz. cxccso,
nenstruacton dolorosa. irregular ) cxccu.
va nauseas. constante malsgar. dcbiidad.
deCamiento. caiambres. marcos. dolores en-
Ia espalda y Ia ingie. lcucorrea y tod8s las
nfiamaciones lcucorreas. ulceracioncs y
deScargos dc Ia vagina y utcro 50 pucden
curar segura v rapidamente con NacSs
SOiHd dc Reno.
listed notara un eamb;o sorprcndcn,c
despues de haber tornado Ia primcra dosis
So semblante meiorara y sus barrus dcs-
1pareceran. DE yeuta cn todas las dfo-
guerias
S. B. LEONARD g CO.. Fsbriesulss. Esw Ys,t
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NENDo 7 CoMPRo a precios de

situaci6n, solares en- Monteaores
y otros sitios de Santurce; fincas ar
banas = rdsticas, acciones, bonos, c6-
dulas toda clase valores.
Sc da y Sc toma dinero en- hipote-
cas-. Tengo actualmente $4,000 para
este objeto sin intervention de CORE
ldores. Dirijase a ''GEoLAT" Tetuan
IL, BOX 261, Telefono 500, San Juan
2s7 negro, santurce.-7-7
rUcHARILLAs PARA ,MANTE-
CADo de varias classes a los pre-
clos mas bajos del mercado. Articulos
para fuente de soda. Ofrece porto
Rico Paper and Supply Co.. Luna No.
rs, San Juan. -7-12.
CE ALQUILA:- Casa de MADEIRA,
- nueye piezas, calle Canals. mime
70 1s, parada 20; dirijase al numero
diez y nueve de la misma. Ademas hay
tin puesto de leche para arrendar fren
te a la plaza. --7-5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-01
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