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Special Notices
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
On the 18th day of May. 1922, at
the regular April Term, 1922, of
the County Court Of Marion Coun-
ty, West Virginia. pursuant to the
order Of said Court entered on the
18th day of May, 1922, the follow
ing order was entered: In the mat
ter of the probate of the last VIII
and testament OF Malissa A. Price.
deceased. upon the petition of Ella
F. Hamilton.
OBJECT OF SUIT
The object OF the above mention
d. end styled proceeding Dis to
have the County Court OF Marion
County West Virginia hear and
determine the motion Of the said
Ella F.. Hamilton for the probate
by said Court Of the true last viii
and testament of Malissa a.. Price,
deceased, and to have a hearing IN
open Court on the question of
which of two 90 written instrn--
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Special Notices

ments, signed by the said NfaIissa
A. Price, deceased, one of which
bears date the 23rd day OF NoFaui
Der, 1916, and was filed with tho
Clerk of the County Court OF sStt:g
rion County, West Virginia the
LIST day of November. III, and the
other of which bears date the GOTH
day OF July. 1920, and was filed
with said County Clerk the End dayI
of November, 1921. is the truealast
wiz end testament f the said
to have the question of the probatsS
Of said true last Inland testament
Of the said Ma1issa a rice de-
ceased. decided, and upon such
hearing to have such final sent
ence or order of said Court ma de-
and entered in said proceedfngas
the law and the evidence shah Ire
quire.
An affidavit having besn made
and filed that Vance5L Snodgrass.
Ida NJ Steele, Mamie T. Myres
and Orphans Home of GreenyiHo.
Pennsylvania, four "a of the per-
sons named in the above styled
proceeding and petitionsfiled there
in, as persons interested in The
probate of the true last vii and
testament of the said MalissassssA-s
Price. deceased, are non-reside Tents
of the state OF West Virginia,
and that each of them is
nonresident of this state
is ordered that the said Vance
L. Snodgrass, Ida NJ. Steele.
Mamie L. Myres and sgs Or
phans Home OF Greenville. Penn
sylvania, do appear before the
County Court of Marion County,
West Virginia. at eleven O'CLOCK w.
NJ. on Wednesday, the 21sts day OF
June, 1922. at the Court House az
Marion County. West Virgins m
the City of Fairmont, MaTiom8
County, West Virginia, at ses-s
sion OF said Court to be- then and
there held and do what is necss5
sary to protect their interests
1t is ordered that a copy Of this
order be published and posted as#
required by law.
Given under my hand this 81 9TH
day Of May, 1922.
LEE NJ sIATTERFTEETs.sA
Clerk OF the County Court OF III a.
rion County, West Virgtnta
RAYMOND AND HAYMOND,
Counsel for Petitione
This order is published for ttes
first time May 16, 1922 and toabeS
published once each eek for fo1 r8
successive weeks. VI f33
LEE n. sATTERFIE
Clerk
16 20 800: 6ss
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FOR SALE: Six room mouse, near
tssss = 3S27A
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Houses And Lots

FOR sALE-Lot on Florida Ave.
A real bargin for quick sale
Also 1 show case. Call 929-J after
n. m. or call at S54 Market st.
To SELL, buy or rent, see Geo. H.
Brobst, Realtor. Professional
Building. 4203-A
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IN The governing planet is venus
and the birthstone is diamond.
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Personal

HINDU AsTRoLoGIsT-Dr. Himi-
hia, OF East India, the world S
noted medium and clairvoyant and
astroiogist, sitting in his great SUI
preme power. reading human lie,
tells your life story from the stars
Remember the stars will guide you
through life. If worried, troubled
or discouraged on any affair of life,
send the date of your birth. twenty
five cents to cover mailing ex-
penses, will send horoscope OF
Importance to you. Must send self
addressed envelope. Address Dr.
W. E, Him1hia, Savannah, Ga.
Lock Box 1885, 4S33A
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Miscellaneous For Sale

Is HEAD OF PIGS, nine weeks old
SIG per pair; two fresh cows;
prices right. Phone 16.R-4, VIM. E.
Smith, end of Good Road, near
Rivesyille. 43SSA
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caoree NJ price Admins to-

George NJ. Price. Administrator
&c
In Chancery
Homer J. Price, George NJ: Price.
John S. Price, Charles Price,
Frank w. Price. Elmer P rice Eli
Musgraye and Clarence MusgraYe@
partners doing business ass y Eli, ~
.Musgrave & Son
IN THE CIRCUIT CURT Of
MARION CoUNTFY,.W' EST V'I m
GINA
You and each o { you will take
notice that in pursuance of&a
decree of said Court, entered son
the 9Th day OF Nay 8 z, IN he
chancery cause therein pending
wherein you are the parties pla1n-s
tiff and defendant, I have fixed on
Monday, the 26th day OF Iune.
1922, at 10 O'Clock "a. NJ al q ls$
law office, 234 Adams Street. "a
the City OF Fairmont. "a ariorta
County, West Virginia. as the e me
and place for beginning the ttis5g
charge Of my duties under said
decree of reference, an distract of
which said decree is assfoll lows
cit is adjudged, ordered nd
decreed that this cause be and the
same hereby is referred ito Is
Frame. one Of the commits oners
in chancery of this court to axe.
state and report an account g NOV
ing:
First: What personal estate
the said William S. Price deceas-
ed, owned at the time fShisSd death.
the character and value thereof
Second: What dfspo sItion ifs
any, was made of said personal
estate by the said p1ainti dmiri5
listrator of said estate; and how
much if any of said personal
estate is now in the hands OF said
administrator, aVailab Die for the
payment of any debts owing
the estate of the said Wi Ilian
Price, deceased.
Third: A settlemento of the ad
ministration of the estate of SAID
decedent by said administrator
Fourth: What debts the said
William S. Price owed at he Time
of his death, to HON DAY abie
their nature, amo cunts and prior
tiles.
Fifth: What real estate Was
owned by the said William S.
Price at the time of his death III
quantity, descript on AM location
Sixth: And such other matters
as any party in Interest may IN
quire, the same being per tfnsnt
or such matte as said commits
,sIoner himself may deem pertinent
whether so equired or not
At which time you aresrequired
to be present
Harry Shaw, Counsel
e. &C. Frame ommfssicner
s. g: 1918
when answering advertisemenfs.
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FOR SALE-Farm of 176 acres
for sale, in high cultivation:
abundance of timber, fruit and
berries; running spring water;
good building, school, mill and
market Price $4,000 pre-war-
For details write Richard D..
whistel, Rock Hill Furnace, Pa.
4399A
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sTIITPsDg 25. 1872.

Thoughs columns
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Farms For Sale

FOR 1000 acre plantation,
fully equipped; suita BILE for
orange groves, cattle and hog rails
ing, colonization. general farming,
manufacturing game preserve; B
miles river front on st. Johns; on
A. C. l.. r. R. and Dixie Highway
tractors, mules, implements, houses,
barns, sawmi1ls, steam plant, L0o0.-
900 it. timber; 1000 acres cleared
houses, etc; inventory s200,000;
sell for half. CLIFTON w. LOVE
LAND, Satsuma Heights, Florida.
4354A
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. ANY KIND OF
OAK, POPLAR OR HICKORY
Can cut to I'LL your need Phone
1783-M or write Elmus P. Nor
gan, Farmont Route No. 5.
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL
Upho1stering. General REPAIR
ing. Bicycles and Supplies. Tapes
try and leather samples on hand
Mrs. J. H. Inner, Phone 1919.
41o9 A
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS;
new and used; easy payments.
CASH REGISTER
Co, ClarksbuTg. 2577-A
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Appraisals

The Fairmont Real Estate
Board is. prepared to furnish
committee to make apprais-
ais for Estates, Companies
or Individuals
Call Frank Prichard, Sec
rotary of Board, for costs and
information.
Appraisers-C. S. Riggs,
r. D. Fenhagen, Geo. Brobst.
Members of Board-C. S.
Riggs, Geo. H. Brobst, Paul
Amos, J. A. Fortney, P. A.
Sacci, H. S. Price, G. +.
Crane, J. NJ. Moran, Robert
Richie, F. D. Fenhagen.
FRANK PRICHARD
Secretary and Treasurer
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Business Opportunities

BANKERS OR BUSINESS MEN OF
good standing in their commu-
nifty can ado materially TO income
devoting spare time. Proposition
has endorsement OF leading Pitts
burgh Bankers and Merchants. Re
plies treated strictly confidential
and proposition presented. u you
are the man we want $4,000 PEI
annum will be your minimum earn.
ing. Address ROBERT L. LOGAN,
414S Jenkins Arcade, Pittsburgh,
Pa. 3873A
ADVERTISE IN TAMPA! If you
want to buy, sell or exchange at-
vertise your wares in Tampa and
South Florida. One Of the most
prosperous regions Of today. Al
ways use Times want Ads. Larg,
est Tampa circulation and largest
daily average want ad lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed to
all advertisers. Regular rate ore
cent per word. Monthly rate on az
plication Inquiries cheerfully an.
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa, Florida. 3s66A
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Taxi Service

FLEMING TAXI AND TRANSFER
COMPANY. Taxi and baggage
service, day and night. Phone
1880 "a
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Agents w a11ted
Situation Wanted, Male

WANTED Steady work by reli-
able married man. Truck driving
or helper preferred H. King.
General Delivery, Fairmont. w.
Va. 401s a
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Heating Plumbing

INDEPENDENT Plumbing Com
pany for prompt service and
lowest prices. .3o9 Quincy ST. Phone
s89-J. 4198-A
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The Want Ads will easily trace
and advertise lost articles ana tney
VEIL be returned to their owner 3
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Repairing

SHOES Repaired while you wait.
Salvatore Blumetto. SOB Monroe
st. 42o4-A
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Nav %

X May rs.
HID i Generals Howe, Clinton and
Enrsoyne arrived at Boston.
TT9179o-Tennessee territory was
established.
ogist, born.
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Situations Wanted Female
Furnished Rooms

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms,
521 Walnut Ave. also sleeping
room. 521 Walnut Ave. 4385A
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For Rent

For Rent
PASTURE LAND-Wm. E Smith,
end of Good Road near Rives-
Vile. 4389A
FOR RENT-Four room house,
good garden Apply NJ. H.
Kinkaid. 4391A
FOR RENT-Bed room aud light
housekeeping rooms. 436 Mon
roe street. 4396A
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Houses For Sale

E NEW groom house for sale. Jack
ss son Addition. See e. M. AaTd-
way jackson Addition. Soi ga
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HOUSES, LOTS FARMS, bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANZ
I PRICHARD, Phone CTS. 4269A
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Dressmaking

DRESSMAKING and plain sew
ing. Give US trial. 206 Wal
nut Ave. Phone 961-R. 4395A
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading.
May IS.


55 Gemini people, have a great fe
gpect for religious teachers, ahu
are som etimes very timid and ap-
prehensive about thinking 1o OF
themselves. This Is attr1Dutao.s ~
the necessity they feel to lean upon.
and the small opinion they have
Of their own ability to decide cues
tons of moment. There are nc
more affectionate, unselfish,,, ana
se1f-sacrificing people IN an ths
world for the twelve signs OF tne
zodiac than these born under
sGemini.
SF,xpIanation and arguments are
impossible to the average Geminl
person, in fact. to most OF the AR
people, Gemini women are especia
SS3ysfnnd, of color, and of flowers and
Of everything beautiful in nature
and art
The governing planet is Venus,
and the birthstone is diamond
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DIR. DEEM Chiropodist and foot
specialist at Shurtleff & We'll
toms every Monday. 43oSA
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Professional Service

THE FAIRMONT BEAUTY SHOP.
Shampooing. massaging. mani
curing. AAll experienced help. $40
Monroe St, opposite Post Office.
Phone 1892. 41S7A
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PEERLESS BEAUTY PARLOR.
Manicuring. Hair dressing. SO
Professional Bldg, Phone 1843.
1912 a
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AI1kL DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar vivir" Dante
1e DE NOVEMBER DE 1910
MUR1o roLsTo1

Habia nacido Ell dfa 90 de agosto de
1923 en- Yasnaia Poliana, sitio delicio-
so de la campifa rusa, donde radicaban
grandes propiedades de la familia Tolls
toi. Era hija de la princesa Nolchon-
kaia y del Conde Nicolas Tolstoi. jefe
militar que habia hecho toda la CAM
pafia contra Napoleon.
Durante su juventud, despues de
sus estudios universitarios, disfrut6
Leon Tolstoi de todas las ventajas y
sdulzuras propias de su jerarquia de
su opu.encia. Vivio en- la Corte impe-
rial, Iizo vida galante y disipada, OBJ
tuvo GRADES importantes en- el ejercito,
Sc di6 conocer como autor dramatico
y novelista de gran talento. en- todo
sobresalia como hijo predilecto del
triunfo y de la fortuna. Pero sentfa
desde muy joven cierta inquietud va
ga, cierta aspiration indefnida que no
acertaba a precisar entire ell ruido de
los festines en- Ell fragor de los COM
bates. Durante la guerra del Caucaso,
la contemplation de aquelfas montanas
famosas despert6 en- ell alma de Tolstoi
Ell sentimiento de las bellezas natura-
les, en- otros academies de aquelIa
campafia le impresion6 la grandeza del
sufrimiento humane, al visitar los hos.
pitales de los enfermos y heridos.
Despues de este no pudo accstum-
brarse de nuevo a Ia vida regalada de
la Corte. volvi6 sus propiedades de
Yasnaia, en- donde acab6 su alma de
entristecerse con la observation de Ia
miseria que sufrfan ALI sus colonos y
sus esclavos. Di6se pensar entonces en-
cual era ell verdadero objeto de la vi
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"Recordar es "-Dao1e
FsslWas1IRAss1szarH7 v
ElEaasss,1

da. y actuando sobre este pensamlento
con todo ell poder de aquel cerebro pri-
vilegiado, lego a la conclusion de que
ell fin de la vida humana es la reaii
zaci6n del bien, no solamente del bten
propio, que seria egoismo, sino tam
bien principalmente del de los demas.
A partir de esta epoca de SUI vida,
va no pens6 mas que en- redimir de IL
miSeria a todos aquellos que haDian
trabajado hasta ertonces para Ell; dis
tribuy6 sus propiedades entire ellos, fun
do escueSas, en- las que el mismo actua-
ha de maestro, arc personalmente la
terra para alimentar con .suS frutos a
los colonos hambrientos, y llev6 su sem
timiento de restitution hasta Ell punto
de cossr zapatos- para calzar a los
MOUTHS infundiries 81 amor al pro
jimo y la afici6n a toda suerte de hon
radas ocupaciones.
Habia publicado va en- esta epoca
sus admirables novelas GUERRA Y
PAZ, ANA KARENIJA, Ell PRIECI-
Pc NEKLIUDow, sEBAsToPoL al
gunas otras que lie habian dado fama
universal Y provecho no escaso, y des-
de entonces escribi6 libros de propa-
ganda de sus doctrinas como IQUE Sc
DEBE HACER?, dos We LA YER
DAD, MARcHAD, QUE AUN Es
TEMPO, LA vERDADERA VIDA LA
sALvACIoN EsTA EN- vosoTRos,
la famosa noveIa RESURRECTION, de
la que 1izo mas tarde un drama. ysco-
mo un centenar de opdsculos, folletos,
cartas y manuscritos, muchos de Slos
cuales permanecen todavfa ineditos pc
(Continda en- Ia pSg. 81
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da momento. Habia estado enfermo del
est6mago muchas veces los gases le
oprimian ell pecho, 1asta hacerle palpi-
tar ell coraz6n, de tai manera que ma
rarecia que va no podr1a seguir respi-
rando. Pero Tanlac nos 10 devolvio
fuerte y sano y por ESQ elogiar6 esta
nledicina toda mi vida"
Nota:- Las Pildoras Vegetables Tan
lac forman parte esencial importan-
te del tratamiento Tanlac. No puede
csperarse obtener los resultados mas sa
tisfactorios 6s .Tanlac sin establecer
primero el movimiento Hbre y regular
de los intestinos. Las Pildoras Vegeta-
les Tanlac no contienen calonfsl y Sc
venden con la garantia de dar salts
facci6n atsoluta.
TANLAC es Ell mejor remedio y Ell
que Sc vende mas generalmente en- todo
e, mundo, para casos de indigestion,
trastornos del est6mago, afecc1ones del
higado. rifones Y Intermediates seme-
jsntes.
TANLAC permite al est6mago dige-
rir perfectsmente ell alimento, forman-
do asf nueva y roja sangre, hueso y
misculos Millones de personals 10 Isan
en- todo Ell mundo. Pru6belo I'd. hoy,
ahora mismo.
Tanlac So vende en- todas las farma-
cias. Advt.
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Sc ha probado de manera concluyen-
tie que Tanlac as una medicina mara
villosa para los nifios delicados, por los
notables resultados obtenidos en- los ca
SOS de los tres nifios que aparecen en-
el grabado adjunto.
La nina Blanche Blair, de Provi-
dence, r. l.. E. U. A., de 13 amos de
edad, aument6 As ky. en- peso; Regina
McCabe, cuyo retrato aparece la de-
recha de aflos de edad. de Scran-
ton, Pa, arment6 kg. en- peso; el
pequeflo Richard Leary, Jr., de Fila
DELTA, que estaba muy delicado de
salud, Sc sncuentra ahora robusto y
sano. Los testimonies de sus padres. di
cen como sigue:
FL Sr. A. M. Blair, con domicilio ell
la Gale Atwood No. 20, Providence,
r. l.. dice: "Hemos Qusdado tan COM
placidos del cambio que Tanlac produ-
jo en- nuestra hijlta, que no podemos
hacer decir bastante para expresar
nuestro agradecimiento. La nina ha-
hia perdido unos 9 kg en- peso y pare
cia tan delicada debil que, tanto su
madre como yo, estabamos sumamente
apesarados por Ell estado en- que Sc ha-
llsba. Desde que tom6 Tanlac. ha au-
mentado 4.5 ky. en- peso, tiene meier
color que nunca Sc We y Sc conducs
como una nina distinta.'
La Sra. Catherine McCabe. que vive
en- la Avenida Dickens No. 414, Scran
ton, Pa, dijo: "La infuenza dej6 a
mi hijita Regina en- tan NAL estado.
que no Sc 10 que hubiera sido de ella,
81 no fuera por Tanlac. Todavia es un
misterio para mi como pudo vivir con
10 POGO que comfa y estaba tan falta
&c vida, que no querfa nj siquiera ju-
ear con las mu1ecas y juguetes qua
recibi6 como regalos de Navidad. Das
de que torn6 Tanlsc. esta tan bien y
resistente como cualquier otro nino, Y
ha aumentado z kg. en- peso. Tendr6
siempre elogios para Tanlac, por haber
restaurado la salud mi hijita."
Ell sr. Richard Leary, con domicilio
en- la calle Palethcrpe No. 2s42, Fila
DELTA, dijo: mo cabe duda de que
TanlSc salv6 la vida mi hijito. Du-
rante dos amos temi que muriera ca
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HOTEL..E..sS
Ell. VESUBIO

PartieiDo q M1 AumerOsa elisAtsls
lHe nuevamente me encuentra al
trente de este acreditado RestauraHt
donds encontrar&R uA asmoTado ser.
Vicio In enrta.
Sc admiten abonadss y Runaa Gaa
saR loa sabrosos SpagGeth-
Vicente RTEALB1,
Allen 70. San Juan. Tel&tone eN0,
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CARRIE

Situ&dc en- el coraE6n dc In einGa6
perfect&mente acondieionado eoM 70.
dos los adelantos modernos: Aseea
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magn1heas
h4hitaciones con baiio privsdo , efsc-
toa sanitarios. Especial comfort pare
families wiaiantss. Precios mode.
RADIOS.
Eel6fonos asa , 1905 r. D. Bsx go
Calla Do San Franeisss, Ne. o.
San JuaN, p. n.
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I'm joven con conccimientos en-
mercancfas, ferreteria, calzaGo y
efettos de auton6vil desea coiocarse.
Puede dar referenctas. Para otros In
formes dirfjase al Box "A, FaJardo, F.
R.-11-30.
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NENTA DE- FLORES NATURA-
LES en- 10 calls "Hssrs'' step
II. ss1tarce. ri eelsfono 67s
axni, sAnsu1cs > ssrAn ssrvtdOs inmsdlS
tAments.-P.
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CAsIMIREs INGLEsEs: Los mas bo
nitos estilos para las pr6ximas fiestas;
estamos realizando $5 yarda una gran
cantidad. venga a verlos. La Villa de
Madrid. San Juan. 11-17
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CENTRAL.

AdtAsie eeaEsruiAo sxprsssNezS
para Hotel, modernaments Uquipado
cen aseensor. h&bitaciones con ba,
40, tel6fOno, timbres J cuanto r.
luiere el modGrno comfort. PIaH
Curopeo. Restaurant q Ia earta. Te-
l6fonos: 3S1-11AA. Box 1861, San
Jose, Plaza Principal, Gan Juan,
pwar&e Rice
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GANGA: Caballeros, acabamos de re-
cibir 600 docenas de camisas de ma
dras fuerte fondo blanco con listas
de bonitos colores, que queremos ven-
der enseguida. Va.en a $500 las da-
mos a. $1.5O. Yea 81 lie convene. En-
viamos G. o. D. La Villa de Madrid.
San Juan. LILY
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

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FIGURINEs nc CALL, para la pro
xima sstaci6n. Tiene elegantfsinos ira
jes para calle, y pTeciosos estilos para
bale. Tambien Lipro de Eordados. So
centavoa uno. Para Ia is.a centavos
mas. La Villa de Madrid. San Juan.
ILL.
CI listed desea un bonit0 ramo
para novta, coronas flores susl
cas-. D1rijase al telefono 293 azul San
surce y serA atendido embellishments.
-P.
CoRSES: Bon Ton y Royal Worcester,
los mejores que vienen Puerto Rico.
Tambien fajas de gonna de la misma
marca desde $1.5o. Nuevos estilos. La
Villa de Madrid. San Juan. ILL
CE VENDE:-solar de 737 metros,
amplio y situado en- la mejor es
quina de la calle de Lola, precio de
situaci6n con plazos c6modos. Tnfor
mara su duefio. Telefono S57 verde o
$50, santurce.-P.
OCCASION. Realizamos 5000 Sweaters
de pura lana, elegantes estilos y boni-
tos. valen $500 y los detallamos aho
ra $500. Protejase contra la hume
dad. La Villa de Madrid. 11-l7.
CT ALOUILA en- casa de famiia
respectable una habitaci6n para
sefiora. caballero matrimonio sin hi
jos. Informaran Allen 81, tercer piso.
LILLY.
COLARES: :-Calle LOLA (parada
Az. Precios sumamente bajos
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. su nombre y d.
recci6n por telefono, correo persc-
nalmente, Ie da derecho information
detallada. Henry w. Dooly. Editicio
Belaval, Tanca 2. Telefonc $50. San
Juan.-P.
DROFEsOREs de Clarinete: e:~Cua
= tro clarinetes. Tonos, LA, ST be
mol Y DO, en- buen estado, vendo bara-
to. Informes Brau 64 Tercer piso. Tam
bien Piano Y violin.-11-17.
IN ToRNo DE HIERRo PARA
- PANADERIh.-- Sc interesa
comprar un torno pequefio para pana
deria, usado sin usar. Informara
"Panaderla Ma,eza'', San Antonio, P.
R.--11-22.
EKTANTED.-One expert salesman cap
w able of taking charge of seve-
raj statesmen in San Juan. Experienced
men only should apply. Apply to H.
L. Talbot, Porto Rico Railway Light
and Power Company.-11-16.
CE ALQUILA una hernosa venti-
1ada habitacion propia para of
Gina, caballero matrimonio Entrada
independence. Con sin coDlidas In
formaran s. Brau No. so (altos), 'Tele
fono 172 Rojo.-11-16.
nBRAs PoRToRRIoUENAs:- Sc
desean comprar obras portorri-
uuefas en- buen estado. Dirfjase por
escrito la Biblioteca Carnegie, San
Juan, Puerto Rico, indicando precio.
--12-12.
CE ARRIENDA: FRENTE A LA
- U1lIvERsIDAD elegante chalet
concrete estilo moderno con garaje,
etc. Informes Rafael Margarida, nue.
bleria ''Los Novios'', S. Brau "A. Te-
l6fono 95. 1920
CE ALQUILAN en- la calle Cristo
- 16, varias oflcinas muy apropia-
das para Comisionistas. Informaran en-
la Joyerfa J. P. Bouret, Inc.-11-21
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