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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08
MIR. Patrick Murphy of Will
mington Says, Tell My
Friends That Reese For
mula R-11 Has Made Me
Feel Like a New Man.

Mr. Patrick Murphy, sll South
Harrison street, Wilmington, Del, and
who has been an employe of The Brandy
wine Mills for over thirty years, came
in to see the Reese Formula R-ll demon
strator with smile on his face and
stated that he was so much cnthused
and delighted with the results of the
three bottles of R-ll he had just fin
ishcd taking that he wanted TO give this
wonderful medicine few lines of praise.
He went on to say, publish my name in
the newspaper in connection with this
wonderful tonic. | am 66 years of age
and have been living in this city nearly
fifty years and have thousands of friends
here who will he delighted to know that
Patrick Murphy is on road to recovery.
have been going down in health for the
past three years suffering with stomach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08


a
asmaIm
orleesp
relke eporchT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08

Try an Every Evening Want Ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08

It's the cost of your mileage that deter
mines your tire economy, not the price of
the tires. It's the extra thousands of
miles that make Fircstone Cords the
choice of taxicab operators and other big
mileage consumers.
You can't buy mileage today cheaper
than Fiestone is selling it-regardless of
what you pay to begin with.
What will give the Most Miles per
Dollar determines the processes and
methods Firetone employs. For in
stance, Firestonc Cords are built oversize,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid Of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your freckles.
AZ Oth.ne--doubie Strengths guar
anteed to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF Othine--
double strength-from any druggist
and apply a little OF It night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst frecklee have begun to
disappear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. II Is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to COM
pletcly clear the skin and gain a
beautiful clear complexion.
Be surc to ask FOR the double
strength Othine rs this IS sold under
guarantee of money hack IL 1t fails TO
remove freckles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08
MRS. II. M. DENNIS o..
Celebrates Birthday by Attending Ep-
worth Church Services.

Mrs. Hanna NJ. Dennis, 100 Linden
street. observed her 92d birthday an
niversary yesterday, by attending the
midweek prayer meeting In Epworth
M. E. Church. OF which Rev. E. +.
Thomas is pastor. She was taken to
the church and brought tn her home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08

after tho service In All automobile.
Mrs. Depnis has been = resident OF
Wilmington Tor tho past 80 years. Bhs
u in excellent health. II has been her
custom for many years TO attend a
prayer meeting In Epworth Church
about tho date Of her birth. She WA
accompanied yesterday by her dauKh-
ter, Mrs. Hannah M. Neal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08
KOESTER BACK FROM GERMANY.
Former Business Man Says Conditions
There Are Not ENCOURAGING.

William Koester. formerly manager
of tho Victoria Theatre, has recently
returned from Germany where he has
been since the summer Of 1920. Mr.
Koester states that while industry is
active In Germany wages and prices
are such that economy is impossible
and the people are in close straits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-08
ELSMERE SCHOOL CLOSED.
Diplomas Awarded Pupils Who Com.
plete Eighth Grade.

Tho closing of tho Elsmerc school,
District 1870. took place Monday. The
children leaving the eighth grace for
High School were awarded diplomas
They were: Isabel S. Carswell. Myrtle
A. Russell. Emma L. Berry. Elizabeth
NJ Caulk. Grace l.. Berry. Bernodctte
Y. Daniels. Anna l.. Belts, Boyd Par
sons, David Bacon. Melvin Leisure.
James Martin. James Little. Delbert
Authors. Mtner Hail, Wilmer Fox,
Courtland Whiteeell.
Mrs. Tina Carpenter, tho principal.
congratulated tho children on the
completion OF their term.
, 1922-11-05

Vegetable Compound had done her
and beggedme to try it, so / did. All
my pains and weakness are gone, my
stomach is all right and / do my work
at home and also work for Swift'S
Packing Company. Irecommendyour
Vegetable Compound to my friends
and you may publish my letter as a
testimonial. - Mrs. LULU LUCAS,
719A Vandeventer ST., st. Louis, Mo.
Again and again one woman tells
another of the merit of Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
You who work must keep yourself
strong and well. You can't work if
you are suffering from such troubles.
Mrs. Lucas couldn't. She tried our
Vegetable Compound and her letter
tells you what it did for her. Give
it a fair trialnow.
, 1922-11-05

HER v LED AEk lNIO
THE DANCE HALL
mont said: Were burying Clinch at
eleven tomorrow morning. The Ghost
Lake Pilot offisiates.''
I'm come II It won't upset Eve"
said Darragh.
"she won't notice anybody, I
He stood by the veranda and
fancy" remarked Stormont.
watched Darrash take the Ions
Trail through .he snow Finally tho
giimmer OF his swinging lantern wa
lost in the woods and Stormont
silently ~ Ewes open door. realized
she was stil heavily asleep. and
seated himself on a chair outside her
door TO watch and wait.
All night long It showed hard over
the Star Pond country. and the late
gray light OF morning revealed a
binding storm pe.ting a white robed
world.
Toward ten O'Clock. stormont. on
guard. noticed hat Eve was grow
ing restless.
Downstairs the fiotsam Of the for
est had E~athi.ed again; Mr.. Lyken
was there In black gloves; the Rev
erend Laomi Smatter had arrived In
a sleigh from Ghost Lake. Both were
breakfasting heavily.
The pretty .suikyfaccd girl fetched
a tray anc placed Ewes breakfast
on 81 and Trooper Stormont carried
it to her room.
She was awake when he entered.
He set the cray on the table. She
put both arms around his neck.
Jack she murmured, her eyes
tremulous with tears.
Everything has been done" he
said. win you be ready by eleven?
I'll como for you"
She c,unE to him in silence for a
while.
At eleven he knocked on her door.
She opened it. She wore her black
wool gown and a black fur turban.
Some of her pallor remained-trsces
OF tears and blush smears under both
eyes. But her voice was steady.
Gould l see Dad n m,ment alone?'
"Of course"
She took his arm; they degcenfnd
the stairs. There seemed to be many
people about but h did not lift her
eyes until her lover led her into the
dance hall where CIinch lay smiling
his mysterious smile.
Then Stormont left here. alone
there and closed the door.
In a terrific snowstorm they buried
Mike Clinch on he spot he had Sc
lected. in order tina he might keep
a watchful eye upon the trespassing
ghost of old man Harrod.
It blew and stormed and stormed,
and the thin. nasal voice of rev.
Smatter' was utterly lost in the wind
The slan.ing lances OF snow drove
down on the casket. building a white
mound over the flowers, biotting the
hemlock boughs from sight.
There was no time TO be lost now;
the ground was freezing under n veer-
ing and bitter wond out Of the west.
Mr.. Lyken's talented assistants and
some difficulty in shaping the mound
which snow began 10 make into a
white and flawless monument.
The last slap of the spade rang
with a metallic par across the lake,
where now already blotted the new
~ forming film OF ice: the human
! denizens OF the wilderness filtered
bac1; MO it one by one; REV. Smat-
ter got into his sleigh. plainly on
cerned about the road; Mr.. Lyken be-
trayed unprofessiornl haste in load
ing his wagon with his talented as
sistants and starting for Ghost Lake.
, 1922-11-05

ln my back, weak,
tired, nervous
|fe elings and a
weak stomach. I
had been this way
about a year and
was unable to
work or stand on
my feet for any
length of time.
My husbands
aunt told me how
much good Lydia
iE ms
, 1922-11-05

Tovnrd noon the wind Changed
and about or o'clock It began to
snow.
Eve exhausted. lay on the sofa IN
fs.he- Inv IN
, 1922-11-05
& FLAMINGaBs
= JEWELSh
M.~-T ROBEpT W cHAMDERS a
cIOQQ GECRC u pcnAlz coAlnAEH1

Thanks said TrooP= s.crmont.
Is It settled the:E7'
reddcning. They cias3ed hands, Then
Stormont went about and lighted the
candles in the room. t.unch's face.
again re5ealed. was Stiil family
amused at something or other. The
deal have much TO be amused At
As Darragh was about % go. stor-
, 1922-11-05

wsre used without success. A friend
recommended Cuticura Soap and
Ointment SO I sent for a free sample.
1t helped me SO 1 purchased more.
which completely healed nee"
(Signedl Miss Irene TipPens, r. A,
Box 10, San Jon, N. Mex.
Daily use Of Cuticura Soap, Oint-
ment and Taleum usually prevents
skin troubles.
sszPisE Aeh Rrss b. uan- Addre.s -csnesuLAD-
srassrss, Dept H. hkidaa a., kAaa~ Sold ever
EhGe- 6oHpE@- ointnaent e and 50r. Taiozn &c
~ CutieUra Soap shsvea without mug
, 1922-11-05

and very hard. Ihey ics-
tered and sealed over and
itched and burned a great
deal. Ay face was dis
figured for q while, and l
lost MY rest at night on
account of the irritation.
, 1922-11-05
WORKING GIRLS
LOOK HERE
Readwhat Mrs. LucasWrites Con-
corning Her Troubles, which
May be Just Like Yours
By c. a. Voight

st. Louis, MOI had troubles that
all worsen gre apt to have, with pains
, 1922-11-05
PIMPLES ON
FACE AND NECK
Large, Red and Very Hard.
Itched and Burned. Lost
Rest. Cuticura Heals.

my face and neck wee affected
with PtmPlee that were large and red
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E1OTE.L.ES
Ell. VESUBIO

RaxtieiDo mi Rumsrosa slientels
dae nuevamente me sncuontre ai
frente de este acreditado Restaurant
donde eneontrar6n uz ssmsrado ssE.
Vicio In earta.
Sc adrnitsa ebonaGsa = laAea g.
tan los EabrOzos xpagEssM.
VieSats RINALD1.
Allen 30, San Juan. Tsl6foAe sss
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GANGA: Caballeros, acabamos de re-
cibir 500 docenas de camisas de ma
dras fuerte, fondo blanco con listas
de bonitos colores, que queremos ven
der enseguida. valen a $500 y las da-
mos a $3.50. Yea 81 lie convene. En-
viamos 9. o. D. La Villa de Madrid.
San Juan. 11-17
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Notas de sport
LA TEMPORADA AMERICANA


! que Victoriano. Sewers rola tercera
coge primera. Rist fly out segunda,
double play en- primera Banta fly al
short stop que atrapa Thompson con
una SOFA mano cierra Ell eslabon de
orc del PREcIosO COLLAR SPORTS
los slobos''. No hits; CERo.
SCORE:
p. r. Sports: -101-o1o.
N. S. Marines: 100000 Ooc. %
REsUMEN: Batertas: U. s. M,
o. Neal Pells; P. r. S., Fabito y Ci-
Qui.
Hits: Fabito 4, a O'Neal 8. Bases
por bolas: Fabito 2; o. Neal q Tu-
beys: Banta, euznan 2. Tribeys: Ga
cho. Double plays: Ciqui- -Monchile-V
toriano. Passed balls: Pells 2, ciqui g.
Struck out: por io' Neal 9, Fabito 4.
Dejados en- base: por Sports 4, por Ma
rinos 8. Unpires: Liberty, Sabater y
Montanez. Tiempo: dos horas.
N0TA:--Los juegos que Sc han cele-
brado en- la parada ocho, han resulta-
do muy buenos y Ell p1blico ha salido
satisfecho. GERRIsH, JR.
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FIGURINES NC CALL, para Ia pro
xima estaci6n. Tiene elegantisimOs ira
jes para calle, y preciosos estilos para
bale Tambien Libro de Bordados.. S5
centavos uno. Para la is,a centavos
mas. La villa de Madrid. San Juan.
lily.
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|coIHcT1vA VS.. U. S. MARINES

Bien nos decia Paco Diaz ell popular.
ly conOcido manager" Ell iColectiva:
s'De ahora en- adelante no ha yquien
Ipase con mi novena; me podran veneer
de vez en- cuando, pero luchando mu-
cho';.- Y efectivamente, asi 10 demos.
tr6 el sabado en- Ell juego que en- la
Liga Insular de la Parada ocho, efec-
tuaran sus muchachos con los ~. S..
Marines IS
Gran expectation Sc notaba por to-,
das parties para ver por primera vez,
| a los Marines Americanos, que de gran
fama venian revestidos. Asi, pues, los
fans va a las tres de la tarde en-
gran numero Sc apiiiaban en- los stands
para presenciar la batalla basebo.era.
El Colectiva Sc presento en- Ell te-
rreno vistiendo bonito nuevo unifor
me, galantemente donado por Ia "Por
to Rican American Tobacco Company;
ademas, ofrecia otra novedad. En- sus
trincheras, dispuestos luchar honro-
.sa gallardamente, Sc encontraban
tres estrel.as portorriquefias de la Sui
tana del oeste, Ithier, Anselmo y Cas-
tillo, tres de nuestros mejores slug
gers, que juntos con sus otros compa-
heros sabran poner muy en- alto er
nombre de su equipo, Y de la pelota
portorriquefia.
El ''Chief Umpire da la voz de play,
| y los visitantes, desde Iuego toman la
ofensiva, pero con tan mala suerte que
al finalizar la entrada ell scorer traza
un circulo en- la pizarra. No sucedi6
asi para los de la fuma, pues Cas-
tillo ro1etea tercera por mala tt
rada primera toma la segunda; Brown
Sc sacrifica v sale de out, adelantando
Castillo a tercera, entrando al hogar
por passed bal del reeeptor continen-
tai, anotando entire grandes aplausos
la primera carrera de la tarde.
sigue Ell juego uno cero favor
del Colectiva hasta la tercera entrada
en- que estando los Marines al bate,
Ldespues de dos outs, mediante I'm error,
dos hits, y un wild-pitch de Chechon,
anotan dos carreras, pasando por una
sus contrarios. va colectiva a! bate,
y recibe un cero.
En- la cuarta entrada entra Rengel a
lamar Chechon es retirado del box.
Los Marines reciben 81 primer cero de
Rengel en- este inning. coiectfva en-
su cuarto turno al bate 1ogra igualar
mediante un hit do Iiborio y mia plan
cha de veloctdad.
Sigue el juego dos a dos hasta Ia
octava entrads, Que puede decirse que
fue la ''d6baclc " para los Marines.
Los del 'humo'' mediante cuatro hits
de Brown, Anselmo, Net y Lfborio;
un bunt hit de Guaja; y algunos erro-
res dan seis vueltas completas al cua
dro. reafirmando defnitivamente su vic
toria. asi termin6 ell juego con un
score de ocho dos favor de los Crio
/ ollos f
I Merece especial mencicn Ell pitcher
Rengel del Collective, por su magnifica
labor en- ell box. En- seis innings, del
cuarto al noveno. dej6 ponchados en-
home 6tez hombres, con una base por
bolas, ningln hit y ninguna carrera.
Record magnifco.
! Ell score del juegc fue Ell siguiente:
U. s. Marines: 100000 Ooo.-T-O
Colectiva: 1o.01ooo6x x.-s
! DON LUIsITo
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C.ARIRE

Situado en eI corax6n de In efuGaA
Refreshments acondieionaao con 10
dos los adelantos modernoa: Aseen
Ior, Teiefonca, Timbres, Magniaeas
h&bitaciones con baiio privado y efec,
hos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
famiIina y viajantea, PreciOs mode
r&dos.
Tel6fOnos 4s4 = 1908, P. O. Bex sse
Calle de sap FRANCHISE, Ne. C
San Jean, p, D.
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I'm joven con conOcimientos en-
mercancias, ferreteria, calzado ,
efsctos de autom0vil desea colocarse-
Puede oar referencias. Para otros in
formes dirijase al Box "a, Fajardo, ?.
R.-I1sSO
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gE vENDE bonito y c6modo ssBunga
Iow'' en- el sitio mas pintoresco del
Ucndado, cerca del mar. Solar de mas
de 800 metros cuadrades. Precio limi-
tado. InfOrmar&n apartado S5s San
JuAn. p
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TzAPATERoS:-- 81 quereis econo
- mizar en- la compra de pieles >
materiales del ramo, soicitad nuestrcs
preciOs. Apartado 134. Aguadilla, P.
R.-P.
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JUEeo DE LA TARDE

SCORE 8 A O-Los MARINos Po-
MEN sU MEJoR PITCHER, o. NEAL
MAGNIFIcO JUEGO DE LOS MA
RINos.-THoMPsoN, FABITo, GUz
MAN Y GAcHo, Los '.LUcIDos'
DE LA TARDE
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I i0ENDO UNA FINCA

154 cuerdas Carretera de Carolins
-Caas Malojillo aqua corriente; es-
tsblo para .vaquerfa Y casa vivienda
Cinco minutes de Rio Piedras. Box 465
Rio Pieeras. 11-22
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fNAsA DE MADEIRA. con planta al

ia para dormitorios, solar am
plio y garaje, situada en- la parada 10
cerca de "a nneva High School, con es-
pl6ndidas comodidades para cualquier
tamilia. Sc negocea por una fnca rus
tica o Sc vende. Sc pueden dejar cua-
tro mil d6lares en- hipoteca. Informara
So propio duefio en- telefcnOs 357 YER
de $40 Santurce.--P.
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4 TIIsTORIAs FARA Ell CINE:.
tamente,F


Quiere usted ganar mucho dine
TOT El trabajo es muy divertido Q inte.
resante. Nuestro Curse de Instruccic,
nes en- castellano Ie ensefar& escribir
buenos .argumentos y le dira Como ,
d6nde venderlos. Pidancs in1ormes. La
tin American Photoplays Service, P. o.
Box 40. Station /. New York, N. Y.-P
oBPERos STenemOs overalis a $3.50
y $500 v pantalones de Mahon v Kah
Xxi magniicos para Ell trabajo a $1.00.
No caste su plata sin antes ver.os. La
Villa de Madrid. San Juan. 11-17
posTAIHs AnEMANAs, suizas :
= americanas, de imagenes, inicia-
les, paisajes. felicitaciones amorosas,
en- Totes de 1850 remftense al recibo de
$500 por G. o. d. Post Gard Dealer,
Box 456, San Juan. p. R.-P.
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EsPLENDIDA REsIDENCIA en- q
Condado, cerca del mar, de dos plan
tas, y con solar muy amplio, esta DC
venta para entrega Immediate por t1n
precio .limitadisimo. Informaran aparta
do 1858 San Juan. T
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EKTANTED:- Two experienot

W live wire commercial men for
Assisrall. District Agent, from 25 to
80 years of age, having a good presence
and good references. only men desiring
to enter the electrical industry and
willing to study, who speak and write
English, should apply. Applicants will
be selected only after personal inter
view. APPLY. Gonzalez, Jr., Porto
Rico Railway Light and Power Co.,
Marina, san Juan. Lie.
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UU " 0aU k90ntuAOpeT--A
SENORAs, CABALLERos: ofrecemos
un gran surtido de driles fuertes para
el diario. Al gastar su dipero yea que
sea en- algo que valga la pena. Envia-
mos muestras Y paquetes g. o. d. La
vfiIa de Madrid, San Juan 11-17
CAJAs DE H1ERRo-No pague pre-
clio excessive. Estamos liquidandO I'm 10
to de cajas para libros y caudales
preCios nunca vistos. ivisitenos ahora
mismol Busque la fecha rOja en- Ia
Ferreterla Fin.ay. 11--S0
CE ALQUIbA una habitacion en- SOL
- 81 fami.ia distinguida, econ sin
comidas) SO informara San Francisco
a. 11-A20.
CAsIM1REs INGLEsEs: Los mas DO
nitos estilos para las pr6ximas fiestas;
estamos realizando ass yarda una gran
cantidad. venga a verlos La villa de
Madrid san Juan. lily
Sc ALQII4A un piso en- San Fran
cisco No. as. Informaran en- la misrna
CE ALQEaEIA un departamento
ventilado para uno o dos car
ballsros o matrinaonio sin nifios con
entrada Independence. Informaran Sol
61s primer piso .--11.2l.
CE .wENDE un Arbol de TRANSMISSION
- rue inide 20 pies de largo por
1 .sI4 pulgadas de -diametro con cihco
cojinetes. On Motor de vapor de ocho
II. P. Un motor Bessemer gas de seis
H. P. Un Motor New Way de tres H.
r Gasoline. Una Caldera de IL H.
p. Nuevo. Un dinamo de l 3-4 kilos
marca Robins and Mayer. Otro Dina
mo de medic kilo, 600 revoluciones. Un
Molino Maiz de diez pulgadas marca
Arag6n. I'm runabout Nc Farland de
seis cilindros. Todo en- excelentes con.
diciones. Un tractor Fordson y aradc
para el mismo oliver. Informaran en- O
p. o. Box 154. Isabella, P. R.-11-21.
TENEDoR DE LIBROs, muy prac
tico, Sc ofrece para cualquier pun
to de esta isla Rep Dominicana; es
cribir M. Conde Patillas, 2. r.
1921.
CE ALQUILAN en- la Gale Crists
~ 16, varias Oficinas muy apropia
das para Comisionistas. Informaran 81
la Joyeria J. P. Bouret, Inc.-11-21
CT vENDE una casa dc concrete pol
s55oO.OO; cuatro dOrniitcrics, sala, co
medor, socina, bafo y garaje; hermos'
solar. Dos abrigos de invierno pari
senora, VnfOrmarAh teiefOno 9o5 10
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CT ALQUIlA en- 81 ''ToDacco PalA
cs''. Tstuan so, 5 habitaciones tps'
e do un apartamentC) propias para "
vienda u sfcinas. InfsrmarAn en- .
segundo piso. izquierda.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS S

VYENTA DE FLORES MATURE
LES sn ID calle ''Hsare", step
IA. ganturce.-llams Il tel6fOno 67s
sxul. santurcs y ssrkn ssrvadoS inm6dia
tamenta.=P.
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MYHURO-VRIL-- n --Indicaco para y
smpotsncia, faata de vigor 90
kuaa. Ascatmisnto fisico ' Compuestt
iAs Ishtmhina Iegftima del Cameron ,
1.scitina. IN las bnsnAs fsrmacias ,
lrogusrfas. .--R.
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STENEDoR DE LIBRos, muy prac-
tico, Sc ofrece para cualquier pun
to de esta isla Rep. Dominicana; es-
cribir M. COnde, Patillas, 2. r.
1921.
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CENTRAL

AG1Aeas ssaAsruiAe sxsrssansat
para Hotel. nodernsmente 4Quipads
esM ascensor,, babitaeiones con bs
90, telAfono, timbres y cuantO re
guiere eI nedsrnoi comfort. Plas
Europ4o. Restaurant . L. earsa. Ts
l6fonos 881-114A. Box las9, Gar
Jose, Plaza PriAetpaI, San JaaK
Puerto RieA.
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CI listed ,desea nm. bonito ramc
para novia, coronas flores susl
sas. Dirijase Al telefono 29S azul San
surcs y ser6 atendido Embellishments.
R.
CORSES: Bon Ton y Royal Worcester,
los mejores que vienen a Puerto Rico.
Tambi6n fajas de gonna de la misma
narca desde $3.50. Nuevos estilos. La
Villa de Madrid. San Juan. ILL
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TRIsAS: para estas noches frescas te
nemos Ell mejor surtido en- frisas de al
gpd6n y pura lana. MandamOs 9. O..
d. cualquier parte de la isla. La
villa de Madrid. san Juan.
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CE ARRIENDA: FRENTE A LA
- Ul7TvERsIDAD elegante chalet
concrete estilo moderno con garaje,
etc. Informes: Rafael Margarida, nue.
bleria ''Los Novios'', S. Brau A. Te-
l6fono 95. 1920
RESEO comprar una maauina regis
- ,tradora que este en- buenas con-
diciones v que su precio sea m6dico'
Ell interesado en- este negccio puede di-
rigirse al apartado nlmero 6T1, Aqua
dilla, p. R-11-1S.
or vENDEN sjemplarss vtejos dc
s'Pusrto Rico uustrado" $500
Il Quintal. Dirijase Salvador Brau 81
.. o. Box S45. San Juan, P. R.-P.
rordPRAMos FUEETE DE SODA
usada de seis ucho pies. Esps
Clique marca, tempo en- uso, tarnafio
maquinaria TITLES 81 tiene, etc. Di
RIA la correspondence : Departamen
to Fuente clio Administrator Ell NUN
DO, San Juan, P. R.-P.
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XKTANTED. .--0ne expert salesman car
~ 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
CE ALQUILA una hermosa y ;venti-
lada habitaci6n propia para of
Gina, caballero matrimonio. Entrada
Independence Con sin ccmidas. In
formaran S. Brau No. SO (altos), Tel6
fono 172 Roio.-11-16.
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BAI.EARES
ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hcsal
Cats, Colmado y Restaurant. 81 He
jOr de Afeeibo. Sitie para autonsvi.
les eRsxO al Hotsi.
PEDRO OKPT.
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sENORAs, CABAlLERos: ofrecemos
un gran surtido de driles fuertes para
el diario. AL gastar su dipero yea que
sea en- algo que valga la pena. Envia-
mos muestras v paquetes g. o. d. La
villa de Madrid, San Juan 11-17
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.OPoRTUNIDAD:-se interesa com
prar una amazadora para pan q
tenga capacidad para ecien hbras de
harina v que sea de fuerza humana,
con dos .maniguetas. Cualuuier infor-
me pueden remitirlo MONOPoL Ex-
PORT, IMPORT AGENCY, Box 11s,
vieques. P. R. --11-17..
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CE ALQUILAN en- la Gale Cristo
- 16, varias oficinas muy aprcpia-
das para Comisionistas. Informaran en-
la Joyeria J. P. Bouret Inc.-11-21