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nvsryons For Thsmsslf
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cut ont this slip. enclose with be anu
mall Il TO Foley 81 Co. sat Hheiho'"
Ave. Chicago. III. writing your TIA me
and address clearly. You VIII recai'e
I'm r.turno n trial package containing
ToI,v', Honey ana Tar Compound for
cou.h, colds and Group; Foley Kidney
nm, 10, painn Ia sides aud back; rhsu'
nathan. bnrknrhe. Kidney ana bladder
.tl,,,nt, aud Tniay GathartiG Tablets
- vhol..uma and thoroughly GieanHina
c,,hn,,in fnr ,nnHlipa ton. hiliouhnoHs
n,hda chsn and HIuaatsh bowels
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BlccnaeTy

klo0merS
Crepe and batiste boomers,
In flesh and white, in the Jan
uary Sales at 49c u pair.
Flesh batiste and sateen
boomers, tailored with elastic
cuffs, or pretily trimmed with
ruffles, lace insertions and
edges, $119.
Silkenette boomers in white,
flesh, and blue. A beautiful
quality, in all sizes at $3.50,
Nightgowns
Nainsook gowns, slipover tai
lored models, finished with
pretty blue stitching on neck
and sleeves, SOC.
Fino nainnook gowns. slip
over atylca, somo trimmed with
dainty edges Of embroidery Mt
neck aud aloovrn. nomn with
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DOUBLE RAID
Police Pull Gambling Room While DrJ
Squad Searches Building
for Liquor

City police and prohibition "'i'ccrt
pulled tho rastim" poolroom al 80 20
sixteenth street. Saturday night both
about the Same time. No liquor was
found but seven alleged gamblers were
taken into custody.
Deputy state Prohibition oti'"er rred
ciay ton. Special Enforcement p''''r
william GutnHn aud Deputy Sheriff
D,v. clehry. made II raid on tho plh""
,horly befuGo midnight, While the
prohibition "ffICorn wero i"'h'hB '"a
place. Detectives h"'h"hld ana ""'"a'
walked la and pulled the place for "per-
aIinH a poker game
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SISTER DIES WITHOUT KNOWING
/ OF BROTHERS. DEATH WEDNESDAY
xns. RLrzAnurH a, voRrnR. SISTER
or LATE nHuKTuL. ROMAN,
81 Dxna Ar GLENDALE.
widow Of I.Ass william Porter. OF West
Alsaanasr-runsrsl rhis
Afternoon.

Mra Elizabeth A. Porter. Of went
Alexander. Pa. died Ia tho Hsynolds
Memorial hospital at Glendale 81 $40
o'clock Sunday afternoon. sno had been
in poor health f0r Inany months. anh
for several weeks had been hSTl"asiy III
al The hospital
Are. Poster vac the ~idG~ Of tho lat"
tyvtlIiam FsTtsT "r Waat Alexander Hha
vas pssI sishty f"uI years "I eco nh"
ives q aaiiVa "f ha'shsii ""u"p.
4aaDshtsg OF Iha late i"Ln snh i""'"d"
ttisshg nshs'
hhs lsayas "na L,"ihs', i'"vid h"".'
81 Wssts1la sys"us h"""d"ylll~ ~"'
tee slsisgs Me nsh"s"=h tlHh, "f h"'
ffsla, rot.sm u"u"'F w Va, s"' Me-
IN n rpEesf, q" n"unhaylll" NJ" f"'
zee YES . slater 81 he late Ws"h'"'
noosV ~ honpdavilis, Vh"ss dHs'h 80.
fepyyad oniY "wednesday ~ leA' ~Hsr
.foV sspal,ion ives such ~ that h"'.
aad until ~. IIfns ~ boz d"sh, mat
tshs sspited wiIh"u, hn"~lnE ~ h"'
byolhsfss dssth. Ths remaining brother.
afpsvIa uonsr. has h"sn very ~ Tor -"V'
ssrsi wsshs
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enlarge our Walton by taking nh lntor1h'
la tho spiritual welfare or oiheT I"'h"
'"rheTo wrrn ih"sn In our lana WA"
Uounnallod hahinHi sending men u"
France. an IhoY do"ln'nh lhn' wa ma"
nothing 10 Enim by mining "r l" a"'"P
that ala not 'un'aIn IN. Whah J"S""
,,n, ,orruiIInu diprIpIaI during hlH
earthly mInIHlrY. iio uH"h tho ""fd
como but just hef"rn lila n7'"hH'"h'
Ito uaod tho word go.
"Jsnur had nHr"nd"h tho h'll an" IA"
rotten n world vlulon. IilH d1H'Ip'"'
thought JoruIa Ion md Gnliloe and IN"
other cliIop mentioned In tho 'nihi'i'y
or Jesus were tho only on"T IN "h''"
Ills gospel wan bo pTenchoh'
WHOM they nHr"nd"d higher 'n'Y
r,und mn vaH Hhown by tho conversion
Of CorurIIun. Tint there was n tonilIa
nation, 10 whom the Eonpnl wa" also
sent
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FsasTsI To-day.

y Mrs. Porter resided at West hlnNs
landsr for q great many yssTH. nnd wa"
SSSsns Of the best known older r"A'dent"
OF that section Following tho d"ath OF
her husband several years aEo. Hh" ""
tanned the home NJ "ont N"rsnd"r' b"t
sspent most Of her wlntrf" Win nor
hYethsrs and slHt"r n, m"nnd"v'll",
4 The body was prepared Tor burial Inst
b.v.nipw Al tho funeral homo OF u. 6,
I,utss az Moundsvllle. and later waH rc-
moved 10 tho late homo NJ wort AloN-
Andsf. Funeral usTviC"a will bn hold ut
tho homo At 2:So o'clock this afternoon.
conducted by Rsv. H. NJ. MoCrackrn'
matter Of the weat Alexander Methodist
tupiseopai church. Tho body will DO laid
NJ raat In tho woHt Alexander cemctcry
Sazids the remains OF her late husband.
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The Sale of Womeh's Lingerie Presents Many Savings

and dainty edges drawn with
ribbons. $1.29
Fine nainsook envelope che
misses in bodice and built-up
models, all beautifully dc.
signed, and adorned with fine
laces. motifs, embroidered pan
els. dainty edges, and ribbons,
In the sale at $l.9S.
Others up TO $3.50.
Muslin Drawers
Open and closed styles, Of
splendid quality cumbric and
mninsook, with embroidery ruff
files. AT 39c.
Open and CLOSED drawers IN
regular md extra sizca, made Of
fine nninnoolt, and trimmed
with beautiful embroidery md
Inrcn. At OHc
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lnccs. embroidery panels, and
dainty ribbons, in the sale ut
98c.
Beautiful white skirts Of fin"
cambria and nainsook, trimmed
with the choicest imported
laces and embroidery inscr-
tions, dainty flounccs, panels,
and ribbons. $l.9S.
Other white pctticOats up to
$4.98.
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Envelope Chemists

Envelope Chemises
Envelope chcmises of fine
nainsook, in many new styles.
with udornlncnl4 Of laces and
embroidery, dainty edges and
ribbon. At 70c.
Fine nnimsook envelope che
misses Ia builiup or bodice
nlylcn, with effectively dcaignrd
yoI,cn of lnrrn md embroidery.
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that makes january '""f
In
andtha etInganl tia V"'u%' "y
ywothwn opportunities and that's more!
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PASTOR REBUKES
SELFISH LIVING
On. FIELDS FnuAUuEH ABLE BIER
MON ON 1.-THE OTHER aIDn
or THH HILL"
Too Many Church MsmbsrH. He hayR'
Remain In valley. Buried with
Own interests.
(By w. %. STANTON

Il viii ne up mine oy"H uni" tho
hills from whence 5"tnuih my h"ip'
These words OF the Ihulmist uI''Ioh
more than 5000 yeaIa ms", formed lh'
Horlpturnl acting "'o""d "hi'h h"'
W. H. tiolds. passion "f The flT"' ms
IInn ,huIuh "n SUNDAY. moulded "n
inspiring diB."IiisG, ,h"""l"r I"i Ia"
Ihomc ''Ihu Diha, hllr 81 ihG nun
la a." u".o'tHin irin'S IL" i"l'l"l"'
HiHda II ,lo"I 4" 81 haze" '"'hiUt 'l"i'
.shau,kiaa a. ih" ,n", i,Inh '"i sl'." iIi"'
t"n uiany ,hiUt Il i,i"i.'i,"i" i"'""l"'h Ia
ih. r"il., i"o'""'l - "",""hi"n '''' an
uI,s,4 ih.Ii DI.l..n s"'thI H." '"I", p'.h
hIia"'I"" I" 'h"l. "~" "Ii"i'" !" ~"
"S'I"sI"" 81 "iI 'l"". r'"' ""i"d """''
pnnId" i,",n 'ur'i ""rl"u "'i""" " ''""'
-, "IIrY ~. ari,iir"i """'i" ~ 'h"i'
h,uihr,. -, aIsI.,a vI" ~"ir at ~
Iilai Be- durirIrh
IsUaIuir I,Uui ~" uriu Mum fullUg
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Corset Covers

Corset Covers
Lace, embroidery trimmed,
and plain tailored styles, with
embroidery scallops. Bodice
tops and built.up shoulder
styles. Priced at 49c.
Fine nainsook corset covers,
in bodice and built-up models,
deliberately designed, with
dainty laces, and embroidered
motifs, galloons, panels, and
ribbons, at 98c to 1926.
White Skirts
Fine quality muslin skirts,
with deep flounces Of cmbroid-
ery.m many beautiful designs.
All have undorlaNa 60c.
A wonderful group Of white
akirta, with cambria or min
nook topn, the flouncn oSquln
ilcly trimmed with beautiful
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uIr 4. W ss-""d

"IuaI ,"nnnIly I wsH ""Wr"'"' '" ~
Ne wa, vuud !" hrriI'a "lr'""" y""'
uId uI,I Who in-l.i"h urrn hnl"H h"''"'
vl,h hor In,d N ihI. h"Iy ~" w."
dr, why ~ uno ~ thor" "o'"h "n"ua'
10 nIIond ~ IhlH hnpilam
II went iwtIvr mllnS uuI ~ tho ""'h
I,y 10 non n runu n"v"ntY Y"p'n "''
who had mover accepted Jesus M nv
iln vIuuI
"Vo should BLUSH with sham" wh"r
va runridcr hnw our H"lf iniorcni hh'
,nurod IN 10 neglect OnrnH ljho thnHo'
"Ir Janus rnmo down To cnTth hn'
uurforcd nnd dlod for sin -nloh human
nv. cnn wo not 1.-Two for ihom2 Iof"
lacronro our vlHlon'
uv.ryons FOR Thsmssn
Humanity. today. In tyWhod ny
unn I nniiC~d nt chrlnimhn ""IsDrh
,lnu. whore homo Of tho decorations
caught nrn 10 Thought only or MIN
noIr. and unmplod woman and Chllhrf
In him mad ofrortH 10 oncRpo.
"Jouuu said: Ito that would HhVn MI
IIro rhdIl louo IT, hut many OF uH noon
In hnvo forgotten this HRyinR.
81 looked at n sunset tho other oVr
ming and acomcd TO ROO city with 't'
walls OF Jasper and ita stroetH OF Eoit
within tho CLEAN OF tho orb or day.
TT appeared TO 10 Mt the summit o.
tho hill which mado mo think OF I'M
words OF my tort: ! will llft up MINI
eycs unto tho hills from whence cometi
NV help.' God. help uS climb tho NIL
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nsro,l.s ~ On, ulSls

'pnu" IrUrn IN" mol" - tlp I"'"
tho wilde 81 UWInu"tn ""unil. ~ ihni
no,IIuu uaur 'r,uh"u go tho inul"y
W. rorr IilyluI through " vnllrY
whru - nutIrrd III, ~ uuI path,
mud wondered whoihri IS" HlIutIld 90
nTuund ur over II 10 d''id"h ~ 10 ~
the hiII nnd 81 arriving ~ tho nuninI'
~ mont bonullful r'"u" Wnr "p"m"i b."
for~ IN Ono d"on not hnv" T." "r"H"
tho U'UPn L. hoh"ld ~" bnnu,l"n ~ m
tuIC, ~ Within tho h"unhnrlrH or W"ht
virginia In SCnnurv thhi viii c"mpei q
fRVuInhly with that or my country IN
tho world IInd wo driven around thln
hin NO would hpvo mlHrrd thlH wouhrr.
ful Wow. nnd 40 u In with people who
AFRO rnIirncd with tho mntorlnl thugs
Of. lifo and nov " Try To yet nplrliunl
mn m MI Ia nj nltnlI
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Dinsrsn, Angles OF Vision

~ man 0n one sldo az hlll may
nee nn .hisct on tn summit. ana u man
ou tho opposite nIde win have dino'
ont Niow
"Inih difference az viewpoint may
,suBa misunderstanding that o'""'
unUy lcnd ~ hnd fooilnHH not only ho
Iyonn indlvliualn hul "r"n n"ll"nn
"TIIa wan oHrmplln"d i"""n'lY ~ we
,uuirorrtrl.s nvor tho league 81 nation"
draft
Itnh representatives of ~" unil"n'
prcondod tho hlll rud Ind vision ~
tho ether Iaudr tl,pn would h"ro h""n
Io-r dIvn,HitY Of "plnlnn
we hnvo hohrd II nnld ihnt ihoro ar"
three nidrr I" rvcrY uurntl"n your nI""'
,h, nthor r-lInw'r nuh tho rlrh, r'h"
Lots get hill Top Wow ami then ""
cnn depend upun our vlHlon being tfuo
ono
Many or ~ are In tho valley or n"l'
lntcrort and mover think or trying !"
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what's on the Other slider

N uu0rtlOn often hrlch In lhor"
changing tlmoH IL! 'Whni IL on III"
other nldo Of tho hlllT This question
wan tho incentive that canned our forc.
fathers To move from their Hct'lcmcntr
on our cnrt crn HnRbORrd ov"r wnstwnrd.
until tho beautiful state OF California
whose HhorCH nre CarcrHci by the wat
ora OF the western ocean, was unfoldch
before their eager CYCH.
"All great dIH~Ovcries resulted from
this innate longing within tho human
breast To ind out what was beyond
columbus was ConEldorcd mad when
he saId ho felt auro there was conn-
, try beyond tho seas. hut his persistence
hecurcd for him the shifts Ia make tho
effort. and our own America was diHcoV-
, cred by this intrepid vOyagor or the
fifteenth century.
The christian who perniHis IN ever
moving forward viii ho rewarded hy
blessinHa beyond their fOnheal ehpoc-
tallunh.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
DOCUMENTO KISTORICO
Encontrado en- un archivo de Ia cudad de Qua
yama, y Dorado en- parte pOr causas
descOnOcidas.

"lAlla -. los TO- leg. .uer.. Rico fran
..... po. la Aca de Cencias de Paris para lar
Flora de la la.
Estuvo en- de. uta
subiendo picachos ba. do vales
varie1ad de
Informose le las udes .nta de las
de las que pOr tr. los lndlgenas Ia
neS crmin0 Csti. .iGndOas IL
dcha ia escribendo tai obra .tul.
"NedicO CriOO"
Antes de Puert. Renato Grnsourdi
el sabio, rio utlco ami
g la idea de .paraci6n med para memoir.
=. .cimientos alvio de la hu. dad.
Vaci0 los que arda. .dnlo una formula
.... .losa, mariz de fec. Sn do amigo,
el II. do faImacerco de Qua. lilo i' Bruno
=. .mpo ..puGs -. h., bal. flores
i...... luz 7. % .OLADO lNDIANO. r......do
as he.... tribute a la gr lrdl0r cuNo ne
chO candO Juan Pom. Leon |" decld rec
icar rumbo .,scar Puerto ki>o Ia "t'nente de
Asl ~ e! - islo AL. OINl>t) f>;DfANO, -. =. ..
euartp de 10 $3.50 el mel ar!iso io ho&ar
inado perfume He,.. ~ ."5+
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La COMpANIA SERA FORMADA
POR LA PORTO RICO FRUIT
EXCHANGE, PARA UTILIZAR
LA FRUTA FUERA DEL
MERCADO

Los cultivadores de frutaS en- eSta
! isla, en- estos dfas pasadOs, han estado
estudiandO Embellishments el proble-
ma del resultado que dar1a establecer,
en- Puerto Rico la industrial y las ga
nancias que Sc obtendrfan de estable
Ger una fabrica con el prop0sito de
cmbarcar piilas toronjas Ell latas pa
ra los Estados Unidos, 10 mismo que
vienen del Norte las peras, melocotO-
nes. etc. rs de todo cl mundO sabido,
que el mercado frutero actualmente
no es muy attractive que digamos:
Parece ser que tiene algo preocupa-
dos los fruteros hace va algin ITEM
po, toda la fruta que hay que tirar,
unas veces por no haber mercado pa
III ella. otras por su apariencia, a Pc
Sar de que los fruteroS estdn convened
dos de que toda esa fruta que Sc tira
eS de superior calidad; perO ahora
los coscchcros empeZan a darse cuen-
ia de que toda eSa fruta que Sc deS-
perdicia. propiamente puesta en- latas,
Siempre hay buen mercado para ella
on los Estados Unidos y otros paises.
Nos informan qHc cl martcs en- la
noche un buen nlimcro de cosecherOs
de frutas. todos miemlros de la Porto
Rico Fruit Exchange. Sc reuncron Y
dentro &c un ofUSiYo cntusiaSmo or
ganiZaron una compalfa. con cl pro-
p6sito iinicamcnte de embarcar frutaS
natiyHS cn latas. La compailia ha
acordado utiliZar los valiOsos seryi-
clos &c Mr. Sherman. quicn nos hicen
tiene profundos comocimientos de esta
industria, habiendo adquirido Ia ma
yor parte de SuS conOcimientos Ell
Puerto Rico. Nh Sherman picnsa en-
barcar para 81 Nortc en- cl vapOr ''Por-
to Rico, cGn cl fin de comprar III ma
quinaria necesaria para la fabrica, Y
Sc espera que dentro de dos meses va
Sc eStaran embarcando frutas en- al
mibar, en latas. para el Norte.
La compailia qued0 formada asf f.
Roberts. de Ia Porto Rico Fruit EX-
change Presidente, Quien ha traba jado
de una manera tesonera desde que es-
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En- La ISLA Sc ESTABLECIO Una fACTOR|A
PARA UNA Industrial De fRUTAS EN- LATAS

ia al frcnte Gle la organization, y ha
hccho mucho por ella.
La compaiiia promote dedicar aten.
ci0n especial a la fabrication de ia
lea V mermelada Y las pilas en- latas.
Entire los incorporadores de la compa
lila estan los cosecheros mas progresis-
! tas de la isla. Mas detalles Ell rela-
ci0n con esta nueva industrial, nos Sc
ran suministrados ell breve
Ahora. por nuestra cuenta queremos
decir, que el embarquc de frutas natl
vas en- latas para el Norte, no es bajo
ningdn concepto una nueya industria
ell la iSla, pues en- Cambalache hay
una f;bi'ica cstablecida hace va bastan
lte tempo, V seg1n Sc nos infOrma, es-
tta fabrica produce diariamente alre-
dedor de cuatrO toneladas de frutas
ell latas. Los dueiios de esta fabrica
no son cosecherOs, pero ellOs cOmpran-
do de los cosecheros todas las frutaS
que no Sc pueden yender en- el merca-
do neOvOrqulnO eS que, nacen Su uulce
ell almibar, on ldtas,. las embarcan
Obtienen ganancias regulares SegGn
nos dijeron. pagan por esta fruta, mas
0 menos $4,000 por tonelada. AhOra el
cosechero dice que no hay raz6n para
que ellos no puedan obtener eSas ga
nancias, Y por ESQ es que Sc ha organi-
ZadO esa cOmpaiifa. if'.t~5 /.
PodemoS informaf de buena fuente,
que algunos de los mayores coseche-
ros de frutas, por ejemplo Mr.. George
H. Wildman, de Isabella, esta poniend0
una planta individual, en- 10 suce7
siyo podra encontrar mercado toda Ia
fruta que produce su finca, embarcal-
dola en- jaulas en- latas. a.'a
Los fruteros estdn verdaderamente
desorientados con los precios del mer-
cado. A tai extreme ha llegado la cons
ternaci6n entire ellos, que va Sc han
ofrecido en- venta algunas hermosas fin
cas- de frutas por el distrito de Baya-
mon y Vega Alta.
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sLGADo g. PAELLA, Peri.os. Con.

DELGADO & RAELLA, Peritos Con.
tables Titulados.-Se practica toda cla-
Sc de trabajos de Contabilidad las re-
lacionadas con la ley de Income Tax,
incluyendo alzadas ante Ia Tc-ofeia
General, Junta de Revision y Cortes de
Distrito Gestion rapida de toIa cIase
de asuntos municipales ante los Cen
tros o6ciales del Gobierno Insu ar y
cuenta con la cooperation de honora
bles abogados.-Plaza de Colon 5. altos.
P. O. Box 715-San Juan. Ptu Rico
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CARIBE

Situado en- ell corazon de la ciudad.
Perfectamente acOndiciOnado con to-
dos los adelantOs mOdernos. AscensOr.
Telefonos. Magnificas habiciones con
baiio privado y efectOs sanitarios. Es-
pecial comfort para familias y pasa-
jeros. Precios moderadOs.
TelefonOs 4S4 1909. p. O. Box 306.
Gale de-, San Francisco No. "a, San
Juan, p. X.
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! CENTRAL

EdiiiciO construido expresamente
para Hotel, modernamente equipado
con ascensor, habitaciones con bano
telefono, ''timbre y cuanto requiere
el moderno comfort. Plan Europeo.
Restaurant la carta. Telefonos
3S1-1144. Box 1852. San Jose, Plaza
Principal, San Juan P. r.
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PRENSA GRAFlCA
ESPANOLA

q B c, ''El SOL" la Esfera," ''Esp~
ia" "Cosmopolis," "Nuevo Mundo,"
Mundo Grafco," "Hojas selsctas,"
'Blanco y Negro" "Asturias Graf.
ca" "Revista Cervantes," "A. vede-
1or del Mundo," LA Moda Eleyana
Ilustrada."
81 lie interesaE a Vd. estas revlstas
algunas otras y desea suscriblfse Q
comprar nlmeros sueltos, pida infor
mes al Telefono No. 996
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ELVESUBIO

Participo mi numerosa clientela
que nueyamente me encuentro al fren-
te de este acreditado Restaurant, dom
de encontraran un esmerado serviciO
a la carta. Sc admiten abonados y
nunca faltan los sabrosos "Spaguetti.
Vicente Rinaldi, Allen 20, San Juan.
Telefono f89S.
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SANCHO & ALAMO -Asentes de ne
gocios San Justo 2--5 al lado del Ba
CO Colonial. So @ 30,
1892. .-Quiere usted eo1np-aI 80
accicnes de bancos centrales. {
o tcmar d;nero en- garantia hipote:&.i-
vender comprar alguna propiedad7
Diriiase nosotros
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.E5LDORADO

Frente al Senado. Ell sitio mas con-
currido.,. Comidas selectas petici6n
del gusto, mas refinado atendido per-
sonaimepte por sus duehos. Clasicos
pasteles y el exquisite Y arOmaticO
cafe. Visitenos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23

ST QUIERE I'D. comprar vender Bo-
nos acciones de Bancos. Centra,es
.I,,s q aft rtn:s ustycas Va
,s.nas soioca. :. cou1ai dinero en- hf
potecas p,gnorar valores. dirijase q
N. LLAURI g. Co, Tetuan NJ.
TslSfouo 2s7. San l1an. Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23

Sc vENDE un buen oar lie 663 me
tros euadrados en- Santurce, GALE de
San Mateo, parada 25, colindando con
Llad6 y Gelabert. infornara Pedro Bo-
livar, Telefono No 425. San Iuan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
: PALACE

Plan EurOpeo. Capacidad para 25O
pasajeros.
Ell hotel ideal para hombres de ne
gocios y turistas de experinecia.
Habitacion con bano para l persO-
ma. desde $1.50.
Habitacion con banjo para 2 perso-
mas, desde $500.
Restaurant la Carta. Precios mo-
dicos.
Cuando visite San Juan haga del
PALACE su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23

1900 POSTALES Alemanas, America
mas y Suizas: de Imagenes, Paisajes,
Amorcsas. Festivas y de Iniciales en-
Colores, remitense, al recibo de $500.
.por Parcel Post Insured, libre de Por-
tes. Post Gard Dealer, p. o. Box
456, San Juan, P. Il.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
IN CRINIEN

Ell Ii tarde Gel - del corrientc
cs, Ell cI harrio Santa Rosa, dc Guy
abu. Valcntfn Cruz intiri6 seis hcri-
a sgra,cs ron machete Ana Ne
arcz, dc las cus.lca fallccio. FL
srcsor fic arrcstado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23

Sc VENDE Una vaca Holstein. 10.
ven. con un becerro de dos. meses
Ta1nbien una vaca nativa, todas en- ex.
celentes condiciones. Dirijase a Lieu.
tenant-Commander Baker, en- ell Fuerte
San Geronimo Apartamento $40, Edi-
dcio Federal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
e ALou1LA una casa 2 pisos, 2 ha-

s. e ALCUILA una casa pisos, 7 ha-
nnes en- Santurce. Pershing Ave.
nero 10 parada 43h en- $6j mensua
pero Sc da mas barata tomandola
a6os. Dirijase : Allen 81, Ser pi
o 0 teI9fono 266 azul. San Juan.
roVEN EXTRANJERO de 81 amos,
con die2 amos on las Antillas, con mu
gha experienced on el regocio de cou1i
ones productos farmaceuticos, y fe.
feteria, desea cclocaci6n; haciendose
cargo dc una Oficina de comisioues etc.
Habla y escrihe fnglss, espanol y Ale
man Ofertas al sDartado 659, San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23

GLoBITOS DE GoMA:-Ventas al
por mayor, desde 90 cts. gruesa en- ade-
lante Surtido removable semanalnen-
te. SERVINGS pediGos por correo Z. O.
D. l. S. B. A. Allen SO. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
TELEFoNO

TELEFONO.-Regalo veinte pesos al
que me ceda un telefono de S.ANTU R
CE. Me hace falta. Dirijase a BOX
?l, SANTURCE, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
HAB1rAc1oN z coM1DAs.-Matri.

monio solo sin niiios alquila una habi-
tacion a hombre solo en- casa fresca y
limpia de San Juan. Tambien daria
comidas a tres cuatro personas que
aprecien su estomago y Ell comfort de
una casa de familia. Precios rnodera-
dos. Para infornes escriba NJ. D.
Apartado 474. San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23
HuEvos PARA 1NcuBAR de gall.

mas White Leghorn, verdaderas ma
quinas ponedoras a S150 docena p"r
correo Sl.75. PURINA DEMOSTKA.
TICN FARM. P. o. Box 1901. San
Juna, T. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-23

A QUEEN INTERESTS. a'qu'la
una habitacion para una persona ""'.
'on 0 sin amueblar, en- Ia Gale del Sail
~ Y 3 altos Infornlaran IN
.I@ltld
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-01
OWNERS OF MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS GET
GENEROUS OFFER

The Chicago Musical Exchange %
East Van Buren, Street, IS rendering
great and much needed service to
musical instrument owners of this
city. This service has recently been
extended to the South Side. They
have engaged the services OF Marcus
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Side.
To piano, piano player, victrola.
phonograph and other musical instru-
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to its members free OF charge, as, tun-
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keeping their victrola or photograph
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They are putting forth every Ell
fort obtainable to keep their mem
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they arc prepared with a force OF eN-
perts Tor any musical instrument their
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They have a free exchange depart
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For this service they charge a mem
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