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The Washington times., 1922-12-21
CONNIE is NOT WORRIED
n: ABOUT SAM HALE
By GORDON MACKAY.

PHILADELPHIA Dec 21-Lank and laughing Connie Mack the
Mann the Iron Hat stood hotel lobby in New York. his
cooked
the effect that Samuel Hale his beauty
big leaguef because had small hands, redoubtabe
Tus Raymond Cobb Ds important and Detrots
the humblest Of the
that they about Sam and his digs the recent baseball
meeting. ~ SlsI
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Should Do Well.

Harold Janvrin. who once pisyeti
second base for the Griffs, should
be sluseer IN the Pacific Coast
league next year. He hit Tor 2Ae
as a member Of the Brooklyn club
lnst season. .
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

EIOub tu0 ilDI VI uuoOlitut0 psoyN
ers Of 1892 and the freshmen must
come two powerful cogs to I'LL the
gaps. Goodwin and McWhorter are
two who were used in many varsity
games this fall. Keen students Of
football believe these boys are the
goods. 1.t
From the freshmen there are
Douglas Wycoff. a whirlwind fun,
back who can punt from one end
of Grant Field to the other, and
who uses his 100 pounds with more
or less effect in humping q line.
He is a nice backer-ups OF a line,
too. -
Then there ID Ivsn williams .
blk, strapplpg halfbaclk. w1no runs
much Ike Barron. On moro than
ono occasion ho made the varsity
sick with his speed and power.
Carter BarrJh. brother Of RED.
sprints like Red. walks like Red.
talks like Red, and at O distance
might be mistaken for Red.
And there is Reeves, q brother Of
Henry. who drop-kicks like sharp
shooter. This younger Reeves Is
the most accurate passer Tech has
had recently.
That much for backfield mate
rial. One would not attempt to
name the four regular men. A
backfield of Hunt at quarter. MUIR
phy and .McWhorter halves. and
Godwin, fullback. would look right
well.
Stirl another backfield Of Hunt.
quarter; Murphy and Ivan Will
Jams. halves. and Wycoff,. fullback,
would not cause us to frown.
1t would seem Alex has the tim
Der. 1t has been pointed out al
ready. the material does not carry
the experienced brand some of the
past squads have worn.
Yet Alex has done wonders with
new men. Do you remember back in
1870 when he beat Centre and
Auburn with freshman ends, a new
guard, a new center and a new
quarter? - -"
Getting ON to the line, we have
named the letter men. They, BY
no means, constitute the material
that. viii return, There n 4 pos.
sibeity that Fleetwood may be
shifted to q Eusrd-a possibility,
not . psOessbdlllty1 3 =,
Then, there Ii Weaver, a e20-
pound tackle: Forester. an end;
Hines. a center: Glenn. another cen.
ter; Hall. a guard; Mcbride. another
guard; Carpenter. brother of "Six.
still another guard: Busbin. big
tackle: Saunders, an end and cap.
tain Of the 1921 freshmen: and Joe
Bell. big guard. brother Of the
brilliant Cy.
Without making any attempt to
classify the line of the freshmen
such as Pool. williams. Merkle.
Fair. King. Marshall and Hahn may
make trouble for the more expe-
rienced athletes. II has been done
before and II looms as possibility
again. . ,. ,.
.. said Tech had great success
In developing brilliant backs. They
have been equally as successful
with their lines. Joe Usry, Nc
Intyre, Frye and Mcconnell stepped
into breaches this fall and made
good. We might expect others to
do likewise. 49,.
A glance, at the material, at the
same coaching staff. would warrant
the prediction OF another good Tech
team. A study Of both makes 1t
more certain. The problem is the
backfield. That's the dope.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
PRAISES FLOYD HERMAN
FOR HIS SLUCGNG

BOSTON, Dec 21Grmly facing what looks weLnigh
task that rebuilding the Red Sox Frank Chance failed
S ms VISIT mere with frsdent Frazee Only
when the Of Floyd Babe Herman
twenyyearod kid who here
Red Sox via Detrt the which Collins
to Ty Cobb ~ ~. - T. HS''4
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
EASTERN HIGH RESERVES .
TRIM EVANSVILLE TEAM

Eastern High School Reserves
walloped the Hyattsville High team.
80 to II. the Washington players
putting up strong defensive game
and holding the foe to seven field
goals. ... .. o:
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
SID MERGERS
XGOSE-UR5

4 ENCOURAGEMENT Of charities that win benefit
"A BY Umpire George Hdsbrands mistake in the second
of the late world made today from Chicago by
Judge Lands, basebs's high commissioner. -. %s,t;,
Lands distribution of alf the
receipts Of the tie oooto disabled ex:oldier and
list Chicago by the local clubs
the other $50 900 will dpated Thus will the
lei in hasehall be
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Prsnder Recovers.

itchy Prender. former Eastern
High school star. who was seriously
injured while playing football with
the Yosemite seleven. has recovered.
Prsnder spent couple Of weeks
In the hospital with q dsuted skull.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Kanawha Kids snappy.

The Kanawhas place Dependence
in their 1es-pound team 70 bfing
basleetbaIl laurels to the club thls
and Bsany Laifsisy Ars snappy for.
wards. Haislip 10 handing the
schedule. His phone numb6t, a1tGs
l:30 ,. m. 70 Trank1ln o1o9 -
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
O'COlQlELL AND KANlM IN
EXHRITIO ms SURE /
ATTRAC CTIONS
b LOUIS y. DOUGHER.

With Willie Kamm, the 0O9 tArdsaeks playing in the
White Sox infield and Jimmy Oconre y75OO6
playing the garden for the world champion New York Giants
the fans Of Dxieland all the
Va be expected flock eshib
worth while in these days Of large prices for baseball
exhibitions Secretaries hustle AZ the time spread the news
sss1s lea ssasos should be simple q
ton Of the baseball world Nnsssn
OF the training
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
He's a Cop Now.

Grover Leverette, the White Sox
pitcher, is prohibition cop during
the winter season In South Bend,
Ind. ''''''.'''
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

sational young southpaw, was sold
to the New York Giants for $4,000
and several players yet to be de.
The Hale and walburg sales were
the hrgest from monetary angle,
but he also disposed of several
lesser known players for $4,000
and 10 today talking business for
Leroy 'Greaset, outfielder, and Dick
Cox. pitcher, both of whom may be
seen in fast company next season.
Though Strand and Duffy
Lewis, Of Salt Lake, led the Pa
t ciflc Coast League batsnien during
> tho past seas0n, Turner claims
tlat. Sammy Hale. TO, be. Connie
Mack's third sacker. was. the real
. leader. He cuts about thirty
pohts of, the records Of the Salt
tAksp because OF the high kiti.
tuds and small park where they
play half their games.
J SIT is unwritten, law among
scouty,' says Turner. when they
go to- Salt Lake to knock off about
thirty pptnts from every. Salt Lake
players batting average. That IL.
we ngurS. e&bau,~ player will hit
about thirty points. more In Salt
Lake, playing; half the schedule
there. than IN any ether city on tina
circuit. \ The short fspces 6nd high
altitude are thsHreasoas for these
inflated averages .,Y.l
THE only players who compiled
q greateri average. than Hale ), were
Outfielder y Strand and Manager
Duffy Lewis, both Of the Salt Lake
team. Strand led the league with
a mark OF .3S4, and Lewis finished
second with .362. Knock off about
thirty points from Strands average
and you have :S54. Hale turned In
q card Of .358.'s
Turner is, the bird who sold
Pillette and johnson to the Detroit
Tigers about Q year ago now for
$4,000 and five players. That was
his first big deal. There's no tell
Ing when his last will come,
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Won Only Start.

Cleveland tried q young pitcher
named Bedgood In one game last
year. He won II and Will have q
complete trial In the ,spriug.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

: AGING Tor Charles a. Stone
ham, Secretary James Tierney,
Of the Giants. called on Col. Jacob
RUPERT, and together they went
over the lists.
"Pm glad that's over" ex-
claimed Edward Grant Barrow at
the Yankee offices. Ever since
the world series we have been de-
luged with letters from persons
who feel they are entitled to
soms Of that money. Many, of
course, were worthy Of consider
Atfop but most Of them were
just plain begging letters.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Giants Get Early Start.

IN HE Giants will beat the
Yankees into their training
camp by a week or ten days
next spring. Despite the fact chat
the season will not open until
April 18-a week later than usual
the worlds champions will as.
semble at San Antonio. on
The Yankees will not report at
New Orleans until the second
week In March. Some Of the
pitchers and the veterans who
feel the need Of boiling out will
proceed to Hot Springs about
March l.. =
Neither team Is booked for anv
exhibition games until st. PAT,
ricks Day. The Giants play an
other pretehtious schedule with
the Chicago White, Sox. The
Yankees will again do their sprine
sparring with the Dodgers. these
teams will confine most Of their
sctivitiss to Louisiana, Texas and
SAA2DOIu8s N,f,.. 70 ~.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Msussl Got Must.

Bob Meuset threw out twenty,
-four runners last. year. making thA
best record Of all the American
league outfieldera. ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
GEORGIA TECH MUST GET
NEW BACKFELD n
By cHAKLES SHONESSY.

ATLANTA pee Tech i looking dorwsrd to having
strong football Back from this will be
Claire Frye center; Capt Mcintyre FELTON, Mcconnell
guards Red Fleetwood sub center waans comparatively light
heart In this department
Only Rnle Hunt and Red MURPHY Of the letter wearers s
leaguers letter there Murphy corkng good
who and back pun and play safety right
Il. a = I, p 4 ~ , 4 8 i. .
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Wanted Yanks to Pay.
SSnNE bird wrote from Har,
ford that he had lost So
. faN> hoffinD H. V--Lx,

4 W. WauHe0 Aanks 20 ray.
XdNE bird wrote from Hart
ford that he had lost $50
g betting on the Yankees
70 win the series. He said he
Wa afraid to explain to his wife
where that $50 went; in fact, he
is still holding out on her. In
view of the fact that he had suf-
fered Q real calamity through the
series and hid been misled by the
newspapers which said the Yanks
would win, he thought we should
return@ his $50.
.Another man wrote that his
son hed been saving money to 20
into the cigar business. He thought
he saw, q chance to suddenly
double his; capital so he bet II ali
on the Yankees to beat the
Giants. Now the cigar bankroll
looks as II an elephant had step
ped on It. At that, this was a
modest demand. The young man
had saved only SGT before the
series. j.. - /. y, &.'ssiN -
Gee, what a good break we
got! Suppose he had been saving
up for q year or two. His old
man thinks we should kick in with
the S97. Say, II we made good
all the money that was lost on
the Yanks the club would 20 out
Of business. I notice those lads
never offer to split with us when
they win"
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

Charleston will be the only city
visited for the second Ane In two
years. Savannah, Portsmouth,
Norfolk and Richmond viii be
watching the Griffa play the
Braves Tor fhe, first time, Tho
last time the Griffs were In Nor
folk they opp0sed the Giants. Il:
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

Getting on to the line. we have
named the letter men. They, by
no means, constitute the material
tmae. VIII return, There h . pos
shuity that Fleetwood may be
shifted to a Eusrd-a possibility,
not . prObability.t ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-08
LA EsTACIoN EXPERIMENTAL
INSULAR

La gengalidad de las personals desco
nocen por complete 10 que es una Es.
taci0n Experimental; en- un centric como
este, Sc verifcan trabajos de vital i'm.
portancia, Sc desarrollan descubrimien
tos que sirven de base a grandes pro
blemas agricolas v al mejoramiento en-
general de toda la comunidad.
Bien sabemos que Ia Estacion Expe-
rimental Insular ha despertado en- el
cerebro de todos los elementos de va
lor I'm verdadero signifcado de 10 que
agriculture signifca, ha encauzado a
los agricultores de este pals por SEN
das de verdadero 6xito mediante los me
todos modernos adoptados en- sus expe-
rimentos y que, han probado de una
manera clara su eficiencia y utilidsd
en- ell campo de la practica.
La Estaci6n Experimental ha volca
do ell rutinarismo anticuado que solo
era ell germen del fracaso que tenia inc
culado nuestro agricultor en- sus We.
mas. go
Es de cierto modo indiscutible, que
ALI, donde ofcian elementos de capa
cidad y de m6ritos reconocidos, tienC
que forzosamente obtenerse una labor
importante de consecuencias TITLES
para el pals que sostiene estos encar
gados del desarrollo agricola.
La Estaci6n Experimental ha renovs
do de una manera brillante las fuerza;
de production va casi extintas de nues-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-08

lCuan grande es yer levantarse en-
esta epoca, por uno otro lado. cons
trucciones de edifcios, va para vi
yiendas, va para almacenes edifcios
comerciales. que ademas de cmbellecer
las ciudades, las comarcas y los pue-
bios, dan realce al ornate, y cooporando
a la mayor tributacion. enriquccen el
tesoro plblico hacen que nrestra ri
queza no sea objeto de tantisimas Ia
mentaciones.
Plausible la vez es la conducta de
caballeros como los Sres. Gonzaicz Pa
din y Co. don Eduardo Georgetti que
construyen dos hermosisimos edifc:os en-
estes tiempos, pudiendo benefciar, con
el trabajo, a gran ntmero de braceros
y obreros que llcvaran a sus hog5res ell
prcducto de sus labores cuotidianas, pu
d1endo asi Oar manutenci6n = ropa a
sus parientes. Actos como estos son dig
nos de imitarse. Es pues, el momento
precioso de ayudar al pals. Todo aquel
que fabriqIe EN- ell momento
actual, ademas de los benefciog que
obtenga por ell precio de los materiales,
tempo serene alguna baratura en- los
jornales. hara un benefcio al ccmercio,
las industries en- general. los inge-
nieros, contratistas Y otros muchos.
Por 10 tanSo. es un acto que glorifca
su nombre y viyifca SUI espiritu Ell
obrar con miras altruistas que salgan
del rlItinario egoismo. iCuan grandes
son aquellos seres que, al lograr tener
Una fortuna. SO les We emprender una
robusta y santa labor que beneficie a
la humanidad sin antagonismos dc min
gun genero! Laudable por demas seria
cue todas cuantas obras meritcx1as y
dc coste fueran a emprenderse, Sc lie
yaran a efecto en- situaciones como la
actual. Sc nos informa que en- brove Sc
cundaran a los que va han empezado,
las ohras del Casino Espafiol, Ia Casa
de Espala ell Ateneo Puertorrique-
flc. No es de extra1arse. Muy buenos
capitales existen en- San Juan en- Ia
que podriamos lamar Colonia espa1ola
excelentes caballeros, snimados de
magnificos prop6sitos, conviven con nos
otros y cooperan al ensanche De nues-
tres progresses. Ejemplos de ellcs 10 te-
1lemos en- ell sr. Arsuaga, quien acaba
de morir, dejando up recuerdo impere-
cedero en- la TERRA en- que vivid y
muri6, siendo objeto de grandes apre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-08

ira querida TERRA. Ha encendido en- la
mente del agricultor boricua la yer
dadera luz de 10 que adelante signif-
ca ha contribuido grandemente al en-
riquecimiento de nuestras fuentes de
production, mediante ell desarrollo de
metodos sumamente titles y sencillos
que son adaptables a la capacidad del
agricultor native.
Por medios de sus estudios y la per
severante labor de sus tecnicos en- las
materias cientificas ha dado la luz
un sin ndmero de Intermediates que
eran un estorbo al progreso de la agri
cultura, dando tambi6n como conse-
cuencia de esta labor, los medios eff
CAGES como combatir las intermediates
que mas afectan al desarrollo de los
mas importantes productos del pals
Hay cierta negligencia de parte de
los agricultores de Puerto Rico que
consiste en- no consular con la Esta-
ci6n Experimental todos los casos que
ellos cream no pueden ser confiados a
sus conocimientos rudimentarios.
La Estaci6n Experimental publica
todos los amos un n1mero de circula-
res y boletines cue tratan perfectamen
te todas las enfermedades Y obstacu-
los que puedan ocurrir en- Ell desarrollo
agricola en- general.
A. ALFARo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-08
Una labor admirable que debie-
ra seguirse por los hombres
progresistas

! clos y cortesias. Dej6 abundante predio
de terreno para la edifcacion de asilos
liadosos para albergar los qae pade-
cen los tristes sufrimientos de Ia tu-
berculosis. otros sefores, presurosos,
han levantado casillas gratis para
Vscoger en- elias a esos martires del su-
trimiento. otros benefactores pcrtorri-
Guenos tambien han tornado accion en-
tan noble tarea Entire las damas dis
tinguidas de nuestro piadoso y querido
pals. fgura la senora viuda de don
Luis Cintr6n, quien despues de fallecer
gu noble companero, glorifco sn intimo
recuerdo conmemorandolo con un hos
ldtal en- Ell pueblo de Fajardo, para ash
lar en- el un considerable numero de
pobres. lotra obra de singular admi-
racionI
No tengo Ell honor de conocsr tan
Cistinguida dana, pero la admire por la
yartualidad de sus sentimientos. Cada
Iud1, GA Ad pOnudu uO 0u eSAAAASt, AAS" AO-
vantado un altar. Ell DR.. We've contribu
y6 la edifcaci6n de escuelas con que
instruir la nifiez en- pueblos como
ceiba, Fajardo otros, de no grande
lecursos. FL gobierno insular levanta a
la entrada de San Juan su gran edifi-
cio: Ell Capitolio.
A las damas de nuestra correcta ciu-
dad, siempre Sc les We propicias al bien
al engrandecimient de todo Cuanto
significa alteza de miras. Hoy Sc es-
fuerzan en- recaudar fondos para ell Ba-
rrio Obrero con ell noble fin de levan-
tar ALI una capilla y una escdela. Su
fin sera hacedero y determinativo. Su
rroposito es concluyente. Ell Barrio
Obrero tiene $40 casas en- condolences
muy aceptables en- elias Sc hallan
accgidas $40 familias. Don GuiIIermo
Esteves emprendi6 la obra Y la termi-
no, con un espiritu de conservation
bien acentuado; sus moradores podran
vivir bien.
Hombres razonables la juzgan it'll,
administrators juiciosamente. En- ell
rasado aio, de febrero diciembre,
rrodujo en- alquileres 2O,70o y pico de
d6lares, 81 nal no recuerdo. su jefe
administrative es laborioso inteligen-
te. Lo es el Sr. don Jaime Annex!. Puer
10 Rico puede, con la ayuda de sus po-
hladores y su gobierno, llegar ser un
pals grande y feliz. Querer es poder.
Jaime BAS.
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UNA oPoRTuNIpAp.-

UNA OPORTUNIDAD.- Sc venden
dos cocinas con su chimenea. nueve
mesas de comedor, una romano. un fre-
gadero, un lavamanos, una nevera, una
cocina de gas crudo tres docenas si-
las. Gale del Sol No. 1o3. 5-27
Sc ALQUIIlA una habitaci6n para ma
trimonio con camas y comidas para
hombre solo. Sc dan comidas a domici-
lilo. Informes: Cristo As altos Telefono
269 negro. So
Sc ALQUILA una habitacion con vista
Ia bahia bastante espaciosa y para
hombres solos. Informes telefono 153
verde. Cristo 4. San Juan. 5-12
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Sc VENDE en- la cSrretera de Toa
Alta Corozal una fnca de 66 cuer-
das. Casa grande. Buenas aguas. Pastos
de grama. G. Tudela, Corozal. GA
Sc ALQUILA una habitaci6n fresca Y
espaciosa en- casa de famiIia respectable
propia para caballeros. Para informes
dirijase San Francisco rs. SIS
JOVEN con bastos conocimientos en-
ell comercio desea colocarse. Informa-
ran P. o. Box 9S. Cayey, P. r. 5-11
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REGALO. vIDRIERAS USADAS:-Li-
quidamos casi rega1adas varias vidrie
ras mostrador en- buen estedo. Cruz
10 Altos, Apartado 1884, San Juan,
.P. R-6-5.
"sE INTEREsA comprar una colec
ci6n de Gel Tesoro de la Juventud'
encuadernada en- tela, que este en- bue-
mas condiciones. Dirijase al apartado
274, San Juan, P. R.-5-12.
sE NECEsITAN CON URGENcIA,
agentes para hacer ropa interior de Sc
da, deberan solicitar personas exper-
tas solamente Dirijase al apartado 1154,
San Juan.-P.
Sc ALQUILA.- Apartamento propio
para un matrimonio Informaran telefo
no So verde, Santurce-5-12.
Sc ALQUIIlA. I'm bonito Chalet ca
lie dc Salvador Prats, esquina Lopez
Landr6n, sombra en- los dos frentes, in
formara de dos cuatro el doctor Ros,
Hip6dromo Ia, esta dos pasos de Ia
calle del Parque y de la Avenida dc
Diego. .--5-12.
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Un distinguido farmaceutico confirms
la eficacia de este maraviIloso tonico,
del cuaI dice no tiene rival como
rObustecedor del sistema nerviosO
CLAYTONI0UE SUMINSTRA HlERRO A LA SANGRE LIE
DA FUERZA7A LOS NERVIOS. A oUIEN LO TOMA LIE PRO-
PORClONA ENERGIA MENTAL Y LO HACE SENTIRSE JO-
VEN LLENO DE VIDA OPTIMlSTAY Y POR CONSEQUENCE
FELIZ

El seiior don JeEio e. Colon, un
progresista farmaceutico de Adjua-
tas, Puerto Rico, escribe 10 siguien-
te con respecto a Claytonique: "Ten-
go su valiosa preparation para la
venta EN- mi farmacia conocedor
tanto de su calidad, como de la can
tidad de sus componentes, no he va
cilados en- recomendarla en- les casos
de debilidad general, en- todos los
cuales ha producido resultados efica-
ces, como un gran t6nico para la san
gre y un robustecedor sin rival del
sistema nervioso".
La formula de CLAYTONIQUE
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mayOr. desds 80 cts. gruesa On adelan-
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UN BANCo DE AHoRRo.-Una hoJa
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Cuatro q seis meses, usandola diaria-
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IN asentadox autom&tico que le pro-
pOrciona un flo nuevo cada vex que
ns afeite. Pida que SO la ensenen. Ella
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Allen 81. P
No hay NADIA mas molesto, y Que fati-
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ssHYoToLE" Sc aliviara enseguida.
solicitelo en- las Farmacias. 5-24
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onterarse antes de comprar 3 otrs casa.
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Puerto Rico. 81
OOAGERCIANTEs DETALiLISTAs.-
Hemos recibido una grandisima canti-
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ssGEM DAMASKEENE'' Las que no
uevan este nombre no son legitimas y
sdempre salen malas. 5-14
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Guerra Contra 81 dolor de nzuelas
CERA-DENTo 10 quita en- seguida. No
quema. No irrita. Una sola aplicaci6n
es sufciente. Vale 10 centavos en- las
boticas. 5-14
CALZADO.- Comerciante de caizado:
no compreis sin yer primero nuesfro pre-
c.o descuente. o. Perez Alvarez, s.
En- O. 5-7
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VACAS

SO venden 30 muy buenas, i6venes
bonitas.- 80 paridas y 20 Lorras.
Tambien Sc venden toros Holstein
puros i6venes e inmunes q Ia febrs de
la garrapata.
Dirfjase q Jose L. PesQuera, Edifcio
Bouret San Juan. Advt.
Sc VENDEN cuatro magnffcas casas
en- Ell mejor sitio de Catado. Gale
Wilson esquina Flores, con buenas rem
tas faciIidades para ell pago. Casas
vivienda Y ell mejor sitio de comerc1o.
Informara Esteban Diaz Rivera Ca
taho Gale Flores No. % A. Castro,
Tetuan /, San Juan. 81
SE ALQUILA un hermoso almacen aca-
bado de fabricar en- ell mejor sitio del
Malec6n, es todo de concrete, con puer-
tag y ventanas de hierro, mids 700 me-
tros cuadrados. Sc arrienda TODD en-
parties. Informant: GONZALES PA
DIN. Company, Inc. p.
EN- Ell CENTRIC de Ia cludad Salvador
Brau No. 46. en- el mirador del Salon
dc Almuerzo y Te, Sc alquilan habita-
clones para hombres solos, con sin
comidas. Para informes: Tel. SCI YER
de f. Thon San Juan. 6-26
vENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs
en- la Gale "Hoare" stop IA, santurce
Ilame al telefono 67s azul, santurce y
seran servidos inmediataments. SO
Sc VENDE la casa Avenida de
Wilson No. 81, Condado. Informaran
en- la misma. Telefono 1872 azul. San
turce.-G.