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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-12-05
MUSICAL REVUE COMPANY.

Members of the Powder Puff Girls
Company, of this city. who appeared
in a musical revue recently in Egg
Harbor, viii play before a number Of
lodges and other organizations here.
Il has been stated.
The cast of the show includes Nor
man Jester, Joseph Schenek, John
brewer. Betty Toner, Dorothy Brown,
Mary Toner, Eleanor Wilson, Thelma
Jester. Edith Baker, Dorothy Boice,
Gene Eckman and Jack Schuster.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-12-05
HELFFuLHEALTHHlNT

Acid Burns.-If one has been
burned from an acid, flush the place
literally with water and then wash
with a strong solution of baking
soda.
Babies.-Neyer let a child use a
paciher. 1t strains the muscles of
the throat, is liable to cause. ade-
noids, and spoils the shape off the
mouth.
SleePing.-Do not sleep on a high
pillow. 1t will cause one to be round
shouldeTed.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-12-05
Peach Blossom Ministries.

The Peach Blossom Minstrels will
give a show in the Absecon public
school, at SIS Saturday evening. The
funds will be used for the Community
building, which will soon be erected.
The troupe is hoping for your support
in making the show a great success.
Prices, so and rs cents. At this time
you will learn who are the winners of
the gold piece and the ton of coal,
CHANGED off at the Halloween Carni-
val. Oct oath
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-12-05

Heaaff5 de8frihg PERSONAL replies OF
points 81 Etiquette or hear affairs
may 7etife Mss Il. Leda, care Of fhis
nepsPaper, enclosing q self addressed
and stamped enveiope.
In answer to X. Ms question. ais
1t considered proper for a young
Iady TO 90 on a camping trip with
her young mar friend and his par
ents, let me say it is quite proper
but i'll advised. I have heard of so
many cases of friendships being
broken by. just such trips fhat-hnt
was not asked for my advice. and
as for its propriety it is quite all
right. So Lest Of luck. LIZ FRI I.
3 .
DEAR 4. LEDA:
Is II necessary to send hoth. -
tations and announcements for q
wedding.
Thank you.
MARION b.. Texas.
No. Send the invitations to fbe
friends You wish to invite and then
after the ceremony send
ments to those who did not receive
invitations.
DEAR A. LEDA:
At luncheon which side of the
plate should the knife and fork be
putt 2. Do spoons 90 on the side
with the fork? 3. And if there is
a wine glass, where should it be
placed? 4. How should the knife
and fork be laid on the plate when
thru eating?
AT luncheon as any other meal the
knife is placed on the right side OF
the plate and the forks on the left.
z. Any spoons used are laid beside
the knife ON the outside. 8. A wine
glass stands directly beside fine
water glass on its left side. 4. The
knife and fork should be laid side
by side cross the plate. 1t Is very
poor form to let them lay separated
On the plate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
ALLURING SPREAD OF
 DAtNTIES DISPLAYED
Glen Iris Diaries Show Many De-
 signs In Milk Products

Just one alluring spread of feeds after another will constitute major part of the exhibit. Glen Iris Diaries will provide ice cream, milk, cottage cheese. butter and home made cakes, all Birmingham products.
 The company makes a speciality of high-class requirements and will show various designs i'm ice cream and dairy products suitable for we'd dings or social needs of all descrp- tions Three-leaf clover. brides. groomS Cupids or any design wanted can be supplied by Glen Iris. sam ples will be free to visitors and an elaborate display of products shown. energies to secure nationwide plant ing of trees Mir. Pack sees that the demand for a national forest pol icy must come from the people and not from any one group of forest CTS. lumbermen or timberland own CTS, as the people are Nita1ly in= terested in having steady and perma- nent production of forest products Up to now the foresters have not been able to agree upon form of forestry policy and so MT. Pack has determined to devote himself to arousing the public to the value of tree pidlllllS.
 Response to the call for tree plant CTS has been remarkable, P. 6. Rids- dale. secretary of the new organiza- tion, says Everyone who planted a tree in 1922 Is eligible to member ship From Louisville Ky. 3.000 memberships have beer received from one bank that glNes depp.,,.o.e. trees to plant. The national tree voting plan has been taken up in q number of schools and this f"~-"',e has proved of the highest e1ucation- al service in teaching children the value of trees. The niantin@
 morial trees. roads of remembrance, memorial parks and memorl.a r..- -, is going forward in a remarkable way. Mr Ridsdale adds.
 Mr. Pack is continuing the send ing of millions of American tree seeds to England, France, Italy and Belgium to help to reforest war devastated areas in those countries As result of this work millions of American trees are already grow in western Europe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17

The new association will make any one who plants tree and registers It with the association member Trere are no cash dues and there is only one way to join the association and that is to plant tree. The as sociation will send q certificate of membe -ship after the trees have been planted and will give tree planting instruction to any who ask for 1t.
 MT. Pack has long been identified with public welfare wor, particular ly in relation to forestry. having for many years been president of the American Forestry association. Dur ing the war MT. Pack organized and directed the work of the national war garden commission. A statement as to the aims of the American Tree association says:
 Organizes Association
 After three years of endeavor to unite the foresters on a national for est policy, Charles Lathrop Pack has organized the American Tree as sociation, which will devote all it's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
COMPARISON IS GIVEN
 IN PAINT PRODUCTS
Unique Display Is Arranged By
 Benson -Tharpe Co.

As an indication of the rapid growth of their business. and the cor dial reception with which Magic City" paint products have met Ben son-Tharpe nave arranged a unique display, consisting of small can of Magic City paint, indicating the small beginning of the business.
 Painted on the small bucket is. Born, August :. i922.' and on the large one, Look At It Today" indi- eating the growth of the business of the companN. Magic City" products feature their label, showing Rirming- hams. sky line. and are real boosters of the Magic City. Benson -rharpe manufacture everything in the paint line needed to beautify the home, both inside and out. They have orders all ready placed for 20,000 gallons of Magic City paint and paint prod ucts. One gallon of fine paint will be given away daily, and numerous smaller samples 10 visitors. Demon strations of the various products will be held, in charge of experienced paint men
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
KHAN VISITS CHURCH
Minister Handed Letter Containing
 S35 sunday Night

Thirty-two persons in the regalia of the Ku klux Klan marched in single file to the pulpit of the Pix Avenue Baptist church. Ensley, Sun day night and the leader handed a letter containing S35 to Rev. Theo Harris, pastor. who had announced ne would talk on Should the ku klux Klan Be Condemned"
 No word was spoken by the mem bers of the band, who disappeared as silently as they had come. after delivering the letter. As the white robed figures marched down the aisle the church choir sang the na- tional anthem
 Dr. Harris read aloud the letter which praised him for his stand in upholdine the principles of the gov ernment. We stand for God home and countrN,@ the letter stated. It was signed "Nu Klux Klan."
 An audience which packed the church until many were turned away heard the pastor declare his belief that the kian was ready at all times to uphold the laws rather than to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17

ford of the Birmingham Macaroni company. it was thought that better grades of macaron1 and spaghetti could not be manufactured in this country. Experiments, however. with "semolina granulated" Durham flour the peer of all in the manufacture of macaroni and spaghetti has resulted in a product superior to that of for egn manufacture.
 Ample opportunity to verify Mir. Black lords statement will be given during the exhibit when liberal sam
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
LOVER TAKES LIFE
Acrobat Who shot Sweetheart Com
 mtts Suicide In Prison

NEW YORK. April 16.-Harold Van Alstein an acrobat, who last Janu- ary shot and killed hls sweetheart Miss Marian MacLaren of Philadel- phia, committed suicide in the Tombs this morning by strangling himself with his belt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
DROVE HORSE; INTOXICATED

The days of the horse may be gone forever but Frank Robinson. negro, drew a fine of s10 when he faced Judge Martin Monday on the charge of driving horse while intoxicated. EleX Matthews, negro, co-celebra tor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17

ples of Eagle Brand" will be served and passed out to visitors. Details of the clean. sanitary process used by the big Birmingham factory will be eXDlained to visitors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
GRANTED sso MONTHLY

decree in the chancery division was handed down Monday by Judge William Walker in the suit for ali- nlony of Mrs. May Allen Sellers vs. pr Ira J. Sellers, granting the plain tiff s60 per month and a final attor- ney fee Of $50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17

with Frank, drew s5 fine for drunkenness. The negroes were ar rested while driving on Avenue c Sunday afternoon. by Motorccouts Rehberg and Taylor.
 l-loading speed record of the world is held by the Curtis Bay pier, near Baltimore. which in 20 hours transferred 40,S04 tons from 909 cars, filling nine vessels and 14 scowS, with enough left to partly fill three more ships.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
EAGLE BRAND GOODS TO BE DEMONSTRATED
Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles
 On Display
Another

Another of Birmingham best known products is "Eagle Brand macaroni. spa ghetti and noodles. For many years. according to Mr. Black :
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
TO PLANT BILLION TREES IN 1923 |S ASSOCIATIONS AIM
Fostering of National Forests Will Be Sought Under Plan
 Adopted

WASHINGTON. D. c. April ls--A million trees planted in 1923 Is the objective of the American Tres as sociatiou just orgauizeG ny Charles Lathrop Pack, former president of tho American Forestry association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Stamped
Towels 39c

They are the famous dry-weI
buck towels, with hemstitchel
ends. Stamped in attractivI
new designs. Size 14x1s.
Another offering in scarfs an.
center pieces, made Of linenI
cloth, stamped in new Sprinl
designs. Easily An i
worked, each 4SC
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
$1.75 and $500
BoOks-75c

Our intent in thi; library is to
popularize good reading, well rep
resented in these newest Mac
milan books. You will be inter-
ested in them. Among them are:
"Three Acres and Liberty
CASTOR Hall.
keeping Physically Fit
William Cromie.
"a Friend of Caesar"-Davis.
"Sandy"-Crockett. @.
And others. -
Joskes Second Floor ksS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
MADRAS SHIRTS
S1.9S

Boys you can't consider
yourself we'll dressed, I'M
less you own one-of these
silk fiber striped shirts.
Spring novelty patterns and
colors. In neck band or
collar attached styles. Sizes
IL to II years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

; ;:; ! : :: :.: c: s1.6t
but think Of
buying a string of lovely peal
at this price. Each string
"a inches long, in gradual,
sizes. In exquisite rose tint
each with solid gold clasp. VIII
you see them, you viii hal
to buy.
Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
800 Bath
Towels

Here is an ex- AZ
cellent value in u0
Turkish b a h ~ ~
tow els, 1896
inches, made of Terry cloth,
all white.
Ripplette spreads, 63x9O
inches, excellent for apartment
house and hospital beds. Easily
Numbered, requires no IRON
ing. Makes the bed d 90
neat and attractive " L .CO
Cut corners, crocheted
spreads, in materials of pretty
round patterns. S0x90 inches
suitable for double 90 co
beds ............ ~AsO~
SOC hemmed Turkish bath
towels, 20x42 inches, double
thread towels, heavy quality,
will give excellent use, o.
special ........... oOS
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

Made o f aN~
nice quality of O&0
nainsook III sim wv
over styles with
short set-in sleeves. The
necks are finished with en-
broidery edge, in all white.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE
CSC
OF dainty shadow-proof
batiste, in bodice top styles,
made in tailored effects and
trimmed with stitcheries. in
pink, honey dew, orchid,
also solid white.
Women's boomers, made
of windsor crepe, in styles
with elastic finish at knee
and waist. In white and
pink. Ideal for everyday
wear. All sizes. csc.
Joske's Third Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Springs
New Fabrics
y Ginghams, yard

A new line of @.N
dress ginghams, /u0
go inches wide, in ~
checks, broken
plaids and pretty solid colors.
Suitable for frocks.
Saturday shoppers must be
sure to see this new line of
solid colored japanese crepes,
suitable for children's o.
dresses, 80 inches wide LOS
/. VOILES 39c
Fancy figured and floral de-
sign voiles, 40 inches wide, in
many new combinations.
Anderson Puritan prints, 36
inches wide, for children's
dresses, in fast colors and
shown in neat de- 40
signs, yard .........f0N
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Bring the Riddles
Down Tomorrow

Buy them the things you know they
need. Splendid offerings from the boys
and girls department. Mothers, heed
these values-come in and spend the
lay You will find it day well spent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Eridox, Remnant Day
1 AIuoy February 9th

The date is out, watch for further announce
ment. Read the Joske Ad every day for Remnant Day
Is one day you don't want to miss. A day Of great
savings Remember the day is Friday the 9th and the
place is Joskes
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

81x9O Inch
Sheets $1.35

A splendid sheet bargain fl
thrifty Saturday shopper
made with deep, plain hem
full b'eachcd, seamless so
finished and suitable for doubI
beds. A sure enoug'' value.
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Sweet Meats
For Young and Old

SOC Nestle's Sweet Milk
Chocolates, SOC.
Bitter Swee is, assorted
scents, SOC.
Assorted Jellies, ID. csc.
Cocoanut Darlings, ID. 25c.
Assorted Fudges, ID. Csc.
old fashioned Chocolate
Creams, Csc.
Red Satin Valentine Boxes,
assorted prices.
Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Notions

15c Wash Rag 10c
10c Hair Pins Sc
Sew-on Supporters 19c
$1.00 Garter Elastic roc
SOC Garter Elastic 39c
15c Ric Rae Braid 12c
Joskc's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Georgette
BlouseS $2.9S

A whole table of these love-
ly sheer blouses. Made in
tuck-in and over-blouse effects.
Trimmed with dainty laces,
bits of embroidery, colored
pipings. Many new ideas are
to be found. In light shades,
embracing the newest ones.
And also in dark colors.
Joske's Third Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
ChamOisette
Gloves
For Spring Wear

Special for % ~
Saturday, a9 ~
short wrist 1sO/
cuff Chamoi-
settle glove, in grey and brown
with cuff of contrasting color.
An excellent value. Sizes 51a
to 81.
Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Children'S
Hose SOC

Mothers, it is the Cadet
hose. Well made and will
wear well. Made in small and
medium rib, just the hose for
school, and play, for boys and
girls. All sizes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
IN PRESENTING

Tomorrow is the day
you want to come and get
outfitted. And be sure to
see these caps, silk lined
and in mixtures to match
he tweed suits. Every boy
needs one.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

10 the Tips
is the desire of every we'll
dressed woman. Her gloves
a small thing, but most neces-
sary to that we'll groomed look.
In soft suedes and silks, fancy
stitched and plain.
$500 to $500
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02

Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
NEW SOCKS 75c

In thrSe-quarter lengths,
made from a good quality of
Isle, full fashioned, reinforced
heel and toe. In a wide as
sortment Of colors.
JoSke's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-02
Sheer Gowns
For Springtime Wear

Made of a
nice quality of
nainsook III sim
over styles with
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21
In an6cdota de Don Juan 1Ienorio

Cuaud0 dom Juan TenoriO estuYQ en-
Eoma era caLalllro Gc la Embajada
dc E&paia. Las 'romanas capricho-
sas' c6rlian tIAS Gl No todas estas
damas cran duqu2SaS. AlgUnas eran
h4ilarinas O.raS cram coErancras de
II 'Lozana'. Otras habian scrvidO de
laedoIus a I'ict.o Aretino. Las guar
las dc Ia roHda del Papa perseguian
1ar Giyrlscs motives Il estas admira-
tioIaS de Don Juan.
~ anochcccr den Juan iba 4 Ga
81 a c%mbiHrsc de VcStido. Por Ia no.
exc ;teudfa a l:cstas Y saraQs. Nolvia
:, Ia EmhaiHda Ill amaneccr no vol
Via. EtSpeM;sha al dfa Siguiente al
tuque l2 Yfsroias. Dadas las tres lqe
IA tag,!c. hacia Su colaci0R cn q le-
cho: nm al6n de polio, unos peces. una
copa lie Palermo. FL sol Gle Ia tardc
P!ltl6fd lfpi US loHtlSo9 'NStch '"A'"A
toS. lie tInian lucgo las ropas de soda,
Ias calzas. los guantcs de olor. los n
ncs zaratos. In valona dc cncaje. Ia
c~ra i del rico tahalf, cl sombrcrc
d. plumaS cl boncte la tlOrentina.
Ila bcsar las manos dc la emba-
ialora. Salia cen Ciutti. despu6s, a
dur una vuel,n la ciudad. Iba hacia
los jardines dc Tfbrr, baio los balco
nos de Celia: 'SeiiGra. sois mis- buenos
dtts .Se1ora. mi sol noble de orc cs
oniyo. Scnola, mis- amorcs...' El sol
ya tramontaha. Las campanas d'
Roma dahan cl toquc de oracloneS
Yolyiasc Eon Juan q Ia Embajada, dor
dc tenia 81 aposcnto Era esa hora
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21

mujcrpS -. ina de elias ezra una ilo-
centp criatura dc ounce ants, una mu-
chacha del puchlo. qur srguta Il dcn
Juaa col }RS oTGy. E.ta iicya'm los
cahallGs al &ttp yca,ia d. "ZHl rr-
lcSte caSto y rndlliu, hc;nbros licn
cti1id,S pr la Se,in. lnHn@as ! cor
pfilo ahUllonalp en- iiuos rlicGucs Il Ia
modH hur%rpsa Gr Toscala. Las cilu-
fro mujerrs co-ian Il Don Juan e
las manCS Qu>rirnIu hrSarsrlaS. La
JdmbiHd SO L. a!raHaba Il laS rGdllas
y Ilaraht de @ra1itud. Don Juan lcS
rc%aI0 les cinco antilles que lleyaha en-
los dUtl0g. AlH6 Il Ia Uambiha. Su ma
no iug5 un inStante cen los frcscos
cahcl,oS. Las et.#S p.>%cnciaban la cs-
ccna en- ssilau-io. IbaN Il dejar va
pupS cram diSoretas rur;csanaS Il Don
Juan solo con 'Au c0nquista'. Don
Juan dld6 un momCrtO. Tn farcl de
accitc Oh ell muro alllmhrahaOuna ina
gen dc In Ma .0na. Dicron las ocho en-
IN rrloj Den Jtlan dcsliz0 su manp dc
les turlcs quincrnarioS. y dijo: Id
ahora cn paz.,. lIut podGis entrar
sirmrrc que qucr;iiH. : Id ahora IN
raZ Y 10 pcquji$.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21
J0ita DiTGCtiVa

La n,ieva Junta Directiva del Ca
sino de Arccibo'' para el afo 1924, ha
quedado constitufda en- la forma 81
guicntc:
Presidcntc, Adolfo Fougerat; Vice
presidente, Armando Cadilla: Sccre-
tario. Luis Felipe Perez; vicesccreta-
rio, Fernando Alcman; Tcsorero. Fran
cisco Montilla: yicetcsorero. Lcandro
Carrasquillo.
Vocales; SeIiores Enrique Marin.
Herminio Miranda, Vicente Mhliioz I6-
pez. Dr Mendin. y doctor Zengotitn
Suplentes: Senores Jose NJ. Alva-
rez, Manuel Valencia. Emilio Garc6s,
Fernando Fernandez, Carmelo !. Go.
lon. AgustiE PA Jr.. Ramon Garcia
Tornado y Ernesto -Rubio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21

cuaIdo le seglifan algulias descocadas
pie. Don Juan no fingfa reparar en-
elias. AISuna. poniGndcscle cerca, le
sonrefa. Don Juan maquinalmentc. res
pondfa con ceremonial. La Emhajada
tenfa SUI proria jurisdiction. Las GALES
que conihlcfan al palacio de la Enlbaia
da eStRban cerradas pOr cadcnas
Iunto IL las ca,leras. una soldadcsca
del Rey dc Espa1a montaba la guar
dia Una, vez, las cnamoradas segui-
Cloras de Don Juan Sc vieron, por amor
al caballcro cspailol en un trance ti-
ftcil. La roAda dc noclc~ del Papa les
vcufa slguicndo. En- Ia hocacalle les &C.
rraban el paso las guardias de rs
paila, i, M .t.
Las pobres mujercs, temblaban dc
pavpr vi6ndose ia en- las cucvas dc
SAINT Angelo, pudo,is caasd. Ademas
scrian acuSadaS dc hechiceraS, ladro-
mas. ler6ticas. embaucadoras Y cs-
r!as. lmploraron con los ojos sra-
cia los soldados. Ina Sc atrpvi6
a Scmir: 'Ldsciotepi pd$sarc, per ca-
td-. La lunda del Papa venia corricn
do pocos pasos. volvi6se Don Juan
al tumnlto. y dijo los soldados: Dad
las asilo Las mujeres entraron en-
el recihto azoraGas, como palomas ba-
10 los gavilanes. :. Llcgaron CON Don
Juan hasta la @pia:scttG.... i. Fran cinco
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21
UNA CASA.PARA UN INGENIER0,
EN- isabella

En- la tarde del dia 18 las 2, Sc
,llevo efecto en- la Oficina del Conf
sionado del Interior la subasta para
la construction de una residencia pa
IA ell Ingeniero del Riego de Isabella,
cuyo presupuesto de oficina asciende
$9,796.86, habiendo concurrido los
siguientes postores:
Ignacio Flores, Arecibo, '$9,646.03
Juan Abrams, Quebradillas, 9,S35.05
Felix Juarbe, Isabella, 9,248.55
La Junta de Subasta oportunamen-
te hara la adjudication correspon lien
te.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21
LCDO BOsCHETTI

Despucs de larga ausencia en- la
hcrmana Antilla, ha regresado de
nuevo, nuestro culto amigo America
Boschetti; quicn goza Gle merecidas
simpatias, en- esta culta sociedad.
Ell ST.. Boschetti fue a Santo Do
mingo como representante de la Ame-
rican Apothecaries Co., de New York.
Deseamos al amigo y corrcligiona-
rio, dias de felicidad en- compania dc
gu distinguida familia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21
REGRESO 4 So RESIDENCIA

!. la .aprcciahle senorita Panehta' Me
diavilla. que fuG sometiCa, Il una deli
rada operation quirtirgica en el Hos
pital PreSbiteriano. -por el doctor Yer
yes Casal VA SO cnclentra en- Su hO-
gar, donde la esp rrHban con vcrdadcra
anSiedad suS aprcciables familiaS.
CelebramoS mucho el reStablecinicn-
10 de la Senorita Mrdiavilla. quien de
tantas simpatias disfruta cn esta co
munidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21
MALT tonic

Y acaba de dar luz TN hermOso
niiiO en- las mejOres condolences
de salud.
La satisfaction cue este nos
ha prOducidO, me Ob!iga a dirigir-
me a Udes. cOngratulandOIOs
pOr su buea prGducto y recomen-
dard0!eS cue para el mej0r cre-
ditto Y Gnuncio de este articulo.
Sc sirvan publican la pllesente
carta pOrque es mi deseo que
ids. Obtengan un benefcio prac-
ticO de Ia misma va que con tOda
s;nceridad Y expOtaneamente ha
sidO eserita pOr
su ateato amigo y $. S.,
JOSE MARTINEZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21
UNA PALABRA SIN Uso. La

bra luego no Sc conoce en- los ta,leres.
electrico y mecanico, de Andr6u Agui-
lar g. Co, Paseo Princesa, San Juan,
P. r. ALI Sc lie comp.ace I'd. inmc-
diatamente. Pruebe nuestro bueA SER
Hicio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21
FL MRJoR sERvTcro. /

duda alguna el Garage de Andreu.
Aguilar & Co. Paseo Pr'ncesa. San
Juan, p R., pues 50 lena es complscef
siempre al clicnte. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-21
MALT TONIC

San Juan, p. r., Diciembre 1923.
p. r. Brewing Co.,
San Juan, =. r.
Muy Sre3. mics y<amigos:-
Hace mas de dos rleses que mi
espOsa vic1e consuniendo su eX-
celente prOducto