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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Sateen and
 English
 Boomers 85c, 95c and 1.95

We announce. also. the arrival of a thoroughly attractive showing of Klingore Boomers in an extra good quality of sateen and English satin. They are shown in white, orchid, emerald, taupe, navy and black at these prices. The extra sizes for stouts are priced at 2,50.
 SECOND FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Wonens' Gingham House Dresses
 2.95

M display Of gngham house dresses will the instant those women who like to the best while attending their home duties The display styles in extra good quality of gingham
 
 the pique collars A full range O sizes s shown
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Household Linens
2,000 Yards Brown Muslin, 10-Yard
 Bolts. 85c

Monday morning we will place on sale 200 tsn-yard pieces of full s1-inch soft, smooth brown muslin, Whieh will be sold at this special price as long ss the supply lasts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Winsome New Beaded Bags 1.95 and up to $500

arrival of beaded bags the very latest concet of Dame Fashion in these dress Weaoouldnt begin tell the divers of choice that this display permits may assured that regardless of the price you to spend for beaded bag depend finding the very last word in designs and colors.
 MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21

@ quby bb m 2 o1t Raole leather and is finished with sesses decidedly oger life of usefulness than any compostlon we know of We invite this sport especially for golf playing. " f W
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Children's Coats Sizes 3 to 6 Years At An Average Saving of
 1 9

Thrifty will take advantage this offering of chdrens and in doing will because the styles included of this and will be thoroughly the Choice of all the desirable coating fabrics all popular effects These ship, quality and style.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Bungalow Aprons
 In Three Groups 89c, LOO and 1.5O

These handy little utility house new patterns shades and coloring assortment of individual models which that appeals
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Absorbent Kitchen 'Toweling, 8 Yards
 for 100

A good heavy absorbent kitchen toweling in plain white. It Is es- pecially good for roller towels and
 like uses. MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Brown Sheeting Per Yard. 48c

Just two cases of full 1o-4 or 9o-ineh. fine quality brown sheeting, smooth and perfectly woven goods, and es. pecialiy good for sheets, cases ana like bedroom linens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Pure Linen Pillow.
Cases 2. 04

Juat fifty patrs of 45x36-ineh pure linen pillow eases made up of soft weave. extra fine smooth Irish linen d real opportunity for thrift
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Children's Coin Holders, 59c

The Jewelry Shop offers at a very special price tomorrow children's coin holders in very pretty engraved de- sign; just the thing for the kiddies.
 French Dorins
 1.98 to 9.95
 Through a commercial connection in Paris our Jewelry Shop has received an importation of fancy French dorins which are placed on display at very attractive prices. These are finished with the enameled and jeweled tops and make . very at tractivs gift for some girl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21

An appealingly dainty pump creation in the very finest quality of black satin with the snuggest short vamp with tongue and buckle attached. Full Spanish heel and new round toe effect. This is quite the most charming style we have seen this season, and we are especially anxious to have you see it.
 The same model is shown also in dull calf, and presents a most wholesome effect.
 SHOE SECTIoN-MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
La Superbe Pearls 1. 95 to 9.95
 a String

Now that Sprlngtlme IS practl- cally with us and the low neck dresses will soon be much in evidence among the fashionably clad, there will be an increased desire for neck ornaments, and there is nothing that serves so well as the finishing touch to the daintiest dress as string of pearls.
 We have secured wonderful lot of La Superbe structible pearls. These are in strings ranging in from l5 to 30-inch lengths and we are very open in our wish to have any one short of an expert to distinguish between them and real pearls worth several times their value.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
A New Sport Oxford

There is Something new under
 the Sun" when that expression re- lates to footwear. Here is a brand new sport oxford that is the very last word in style and comfort for all sport uses. It is made up of an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
White Cotton Huck Towels, Per
 Dozen 1.89

1sxs6-inch cotton huck towels in which you have the choice of all- over white or white with red border. They are ready for use. Designed for hard sevice and meet every re- uuirement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Turkish Wash Cloths. 6 for 25cs

'Tt's the little things that count" in the comforts of home. A special offering Monday of 2.000 wash cloths in blue and pink check styles in medium size.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21

This lot of silks consists of plain canton, satin canton, bro- cade and like weaves in navy, black, brown, gray and the other good shades. They are really most exceptional values.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Red Diamond Bird's-eye Napkins Per Dozen 1.69

These arc the genuine Red Diamond Bird's-eye, hemmed and ready for use. Full 27x27 inches wide. and we have just 100 dozen that we can
 SECOND FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
1000 Yards Gen. uine Indian Head
Muslin, 29c

We oAer for Monday selling. and as long as the supply lasts. 1000 yards 44-inch genuine Indian Head muslin In from 1 to fo-yard pieces. These pieces will not be cut, but sold as they are at this special price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Coal Hods Specially Priced for
 Monday

1HUIIUdy
 Black japanned coal hods, we'll made with good, sub- stantial handles, at the following special prices: 16-inch size 29c t-inch size 3Tc 1S-inch size 43c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Knitted Fabrics Very Special
 3.75 Yard

This knitted fabric silk reveals all the very newest effects in the printed silks in Paisley and Bulgarian designs and colors. It is especially adaptable and thoroughly popular just now in the making of blouses and like garments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21

A 36-inch taffeta of extra good quality in a splendid assortment of colors, which an abundance of navy is shown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
200 Dozen Linen
 Tea Napkins, & co Per Dozen

We offer just 200 dozen of extra quality, pure linen, hemstitched dam ask tea napkins, silver bleached in attractive designs, firmly woven ana alfnrether an attractive quality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Seamless Bleached Sheets. 1.24 Each

Two cases of full s1x9o seamless bleached sheets, torn and hemmed from s1-inch brown thread sheeting. full standard size and an exceptional
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21

40-inch Charmeuse of extra quality, good heavy weave in
 black, navy, brown and green.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Plaid Cotton Blankets, 2.49 Pair

One hundred pairs of exceptionally
 good plaid cotton blankets in full range of colors in large size for double beds, will be placed on sale Monday morning at this very special
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-21
Beautiful New Silks

In AM the Desirable Wedues, Shades and Colorinq in All inc Wanted Patterns, Priced Specially Canton Crepe Foulards Taffeta
 2Q5 l49 49
, 1923-08-01
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, 1923-08-01
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
CASPER AUCTION HOUSE.

Casper Mattress factory. w carry
n complete line of household goods
and office fixtures. We renovato and
our mattress. repair your
furniture and clean your rugs. We
trade. buy n sell. 326 W. Yellow
stone. Phone 1871.
, 1923-08-01
MODERN HOMES FOR YOUR APPROVAp

WESTERN REALTY No. 14s-Stfctfy modern home Of four nice
room and bath o n first floor and a full basement with two finished
month. This property is exceptionally well located on South lincoln
able feature. Price $4,000. $1,000 cash and 800 per month. Call us
for a appointment.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 145-Sxteen oom modern
house in the 800 block IN South Grant street This has six rooms and
bath o. the first floor. four rooms and bath OF the second floor ad sir
rooms in the basement. If you re looking for a income property
that will bring you in $3.50 per month, look this over Price $1,000.
$4,000 cash, balance at 5000 POI month
, 1923-08-01

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 12-Four room house located
a 1212 out Cedar street. Has water lights, IA INK sewer. Store
DON in the basement. 80 foot east front lot lays we'll u D above h
street grade III Il the dirt Price $4,000. 5000 down and $50 month.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 7s-Threeroom house OF South
property water and lights installed. There is w n "a in
the alley. If o will show u that you mean business and will make
your payments promptly, yU car w this little home for 5000 10y
and $40 per month. Price $4,000.
WESTERN REALTY EXTRA sPBcIA1-we have to offer you a
, 1923-08-01

There viii be n big auction sale at
234 South David. Saturday afternoon
at ? y, m. OF household furniture.
rugs, bedding, cooking utensiis. dishes
glassware. etc. Harmed Furniture Co.
234 S. David. Phone 24p.
, 1923-08-01
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR sALE-Famous White Rotary
sewing machine at s65. Why pay
sl25 70 $40 for inferior types. Call
on us for a demonstration before you
buy Casper Hemstitch Shop. 22s S.
! Wolcott. Phone 1919
, 1923-08-01

nw house o the corner of willow and 18th street. o the bus line
This property has four nice room IN bah on the first floor With a
clothes closet off each bed room and a full basement. 1t is strictly
modern; o a corner lot; north front N ain fact a very desirable home
either for an Investment to rent IT o live in Proe only $4,000. $500
cash n $50 per month Call us 1T once.
FOR RENT-Fveroom strictly modern apartment at liz west 18th
$50 unfurnshed.
Two rooms and bath gas heat s5; unfurnshed; q 8. Boxeider
Nice and cosy oneroom house IN S. Merose; furnished. 1t AS
water, lights, "a and sewer, s5,
, 1923-08-01
THE VEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co. FIRST FLOOR MOOSE BLDG, co
PHONE 1918
READ THESE CAREFULLY

PHONE 215 PHONE 21o5
No 12-For $4,000. a home 2sx14 IT,, two immense rooms with
quilt in features 1t rents fol s5 per month and a double garage also
rents making a splendid investment The lot is 50x14o and is located
n block south o es Second 81. 1t is furnished for a LITTLE more.
Terms $500 down, s45' per month.
No. 1s:-This little tworoom house ia brand new n looks like a
lot; IA installed and it "A be bought furnished for 81 $50 81 s175o
unfurnished; $500 down n $40 per month. 1t will rem for $40 per
month. Make it yours buy paying the. usual emit II looks go1 M t.
better. lust the thing or a young couple.
No. 1.-TWO reasons why this should interest you. First 1t would
max a splendid little home Of four rooms and bath though the fixtures
are yet Installed, a $ thu location is fine, just off East Secon street
for ss5 per month and as an Investment will pv Won % pr ceni
on your money. Can yOu beat IT. Terms will be given @ m II. can IS
about it. US
UNION INVESTMENT COMPANY
"a .. IMIFoKp $50 4. Second E. E. FISHER
, 1923-08-01
FOR SALE-TIRES
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


There will be n big auction sale at
234 south David, Saturday afternoon
at . p. m. of household Furniture
ruga bedding. cooking uteuHls. dishes
glassware. etc, Harmed Furniture
Co., 23f 8. DAVID Phone 2a9.
, 1923-08-01
Columbia Sedan

Driven les than 1000 miles. former
owner purchased a Paige and this
practically new sedan is now on aale
at $500; pay $40 down and the
balance in ten payments.
, 1923-08-01
PHONE 1913

Down, balance $3.50 at $40
G1Om a month buys Model r.
Hup. which is now going
through our shops. 1t Is
going to be right.
, 1923-08-01
TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY Furniture OF
any kind 234 s. David. Phone 24e.
, 1923-08-01
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-One Ford roadster. good
condition S135 cash OF terms. $50
Howard street
, 1923-08-01
POSITIONS WANTED

COIORED WOMAN desires position
as maid or will go out by the a
Can do anything. Phone b24W'
Position WANTED Bookkeeping
and stenographic work Expert
enced. Phone 2S3NM.
, 1923-08-01

FOR RENT-One small moeern room
with outside entrance. $50 z. Sec,
ond. Phone S61R.
, 1923-08-01

FOR RENT-Front bedroom off bath.
in private home: board and room
$40 per week. 1913 E. Second. Phone
1S33R.
, 1923-08-01

FOR RENT-Bedroom adjoining bath
suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen. 119
N. Grant.
, 1923-08-01
MONEY TO LOAN

s PER CENT MONEY. Reserve sys.
tenn. 6 per cent loans OF city or
farm property. Bankers Reserve De-
post Company. 1913 California St,
Denver. Colorado.
, 1923-08-01

FOR RENT-Basement aleepingroom
for gentleman. 737 East Fourth.
, 1923-08-01

FOR RBNT-sleepingroom next Il
bath. s31 p. Second.
, 1923-08-01
WANTED-TO LOAN
FOR R%ENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-one room 1924 West
18th after 6 o'clock.
, 1923-08-01

GIRL WISHES ROOM MATE. Phone
192NM.
, 1923-08-01
HELP WANTEl-MALE

wANTED-Good hand markers. a
Pear White Laundry Co.
wANTED@Two young ladies for spe
ciaJ work: must be energeue ant
produce results. Box Ass tribune
, 1923-08-01
COLISEUM MOTOR co.

FOR SALE-Quick. willis SIX in
good condition at $500. Phone
ll92W.
, 1923-08-01

FOR notwithstanding room for 2.
593 S. Grant Phone 1925NM.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping room
on u line for gentleman. 124
East II. Phone 1547R.
, 1923-08-01
HELP W~ANTED-FEMALE

SELL Madison Better Made shirt
direct from factory TO wearer. NO capi
tai or experience required Easily solo
pic ~nrofits. Write for free samples
Madison Mills, sos Broadyaw. n. Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
GONZALEZ PADIN CO., me-
Cosas de Espana

genuo Y NAL avezado recursos del
periO1ismo. ttr
FL moinento actual estd palpitante
V rebosante de intcras.
FL peri0dico la moda Ell este pals
es La Gaceta' 0rgano Official del Direc
torio. One no 10 olviden nuestros ce-
,lebrados poetas, jose A. Balseiro Y Ri
vera Chevremont.
Aunque la espirituailidad y el idea
lismO. por no hablar del misticismo da-
nllnziano de Ramiro de Maeztu, presi-
dan a1n los actos de este pueblo dc
Quijotes, salta a Ia vista que el cspf
ritu nacional estd pasando por Sna
nueva metam6rfOsis. Esta Sc tradu-
.ce en- destituciones de magnates de Ia
palftica, EN- aniquilamientos de fuer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06

gas DratasN que 10 arrollaban todo, en-
decretos disolventes i l-evtllsivos,, que
por 10 copiosos y fufmihahtcs dejan
los Inimos absortos y ,sobrec3gidos a
TN tempo. :
a nadie Sc les amaga el alliance de
los ac2ntecimientos presentes. .n,s
La pilncta empez6 su pbra3 de- des7
rruccion por los aleros del tejado; la
polvarela que lcvantan los blpques de
granite al desgaSarse preSagian. I'm de-
rrumbanienfo total del pnlriSo anda-
miajS- polftico. Para remover sus, qci.
mientCs hay que soc;tvar las rliinas
acuEuladas por dcs siglos de tfesg0-
bierno. l'@@s'
Para que suria de estes eScombIos
la vigorosa silucta de la Madre Espa-
fia, tai como hi vieron nuestros ante
pasaGos, es necesaria> una obra gigan-
tesca que rebasc el periodic decaden-
te lie nuestra historia
Solo asf ecupard nWestro pals el
puest0 de honor que p0r deIecho di-
vino Y por el fallo inapelalJle del des-
tino ocup0 antailo ell Ia America La
tina.
Solo de Csc motlo recobrara Su pristi-
ma autridHiI.y ell rrestigiO viejO de
20 siglos entire las viejas naciones de
Europa.
La guerra de la Intlependencia con-
ira ell vencedor de jena. las guerras
de la Independence Americana, las
guerras c&loniales, las t1istfSimas gtie-
rraS col0nial2S, no menosi fatricidas q.
las carlistas, que tienen .su epi1Ggo en-
TN acto funerario como el que So eS-
til celebramib en- est0s dfas en- Carta-
gena. me refiero In inaugufaci6n del
monumento a nueStros heroes dc San
tiago v Cavitc, acto en- ell que Gficia
de Sumo Sacerdote el Enlbajad del
pals que di6 la puniilla a Esiaha, CO.
NO potencia mundial, todas estas lu-
chas han dejado nnestra patria exam
siie, pero no ha muertO en- su cora
z6n el instinto fle conservation.
Por ese instintO de conservation Es-
pana no intervino en- In guerra Eu
ropea y desea la paz con el pueblo mn-
sulman con el que amenazaban enc.
mistarnos unos cuantos africanis-
taS.
Esperamos que paulatinamerte, Pc
ro de modo certero. el Directolio que
preside el General Primo de Rivera
pondra orden on nuestra hacienda Y
la conciencia nacional estereotipada
en- hombres fuertes, emprendera la
obra tan deseadn de nuestra rehabilita
ci6m y de nuestro resurginliento.
Napoleon di6 su codigo a Francia,
concibi6iun plan lie carreteras Y consa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
I'm Maravilloso yNuevO
Remedio para ell Est0-
magO Y ell COraz6n-
Los medicos estan sorprendidos de
- Ia rapidez y eficacia con que
-tll,- obra en- tales casos. 2 'I..'e-I

2 Miles de personals tOman cada mes
este remedio, hallando en- 6l nlafavi-
lloso alivio. 81 la acci6n de .st' cora
z6n es irregular Y usted sufre de pal
pitaciones, indigestion, estrenimiento,
debilidad nerviosa, entumecimientes;
81 Sc siente cansadoey Sc. desYela fire.
ctutenteinehte, listed 9sta erll'el teber de
hacer I'm ensayo con 5el NugaaTone. Sc
ri una sorpresa para listed Ia manera
como la, vuefvel a la vida. FL Nuga-
Tone deyuelve la energfa y iel vigor
los nervios Y miiscnlos pcansados.
Produce sangre rica Y fuerte. aulnen-
tando considerablemente SUI capaci-
dad de resistencia. Regulariza la di-
gesti6n ell funcionamiento de los in
testinos; da buen apetito, buenar di-
gesi0n Y produce uh sueiio reparailor.
lie devuelve ell entusiasmo, la ambi-
ci0n Y Ia energfa. 81 listed no Sc sien-
te perfectamente bien ensayelo. Si no
recibe ninglin beneficio NADIA lie cos
tara. Es agradable para tomar us
ted empezara a sentirse mejor inme-
diatamente. T6melo por unos pocos
.dfas 81 no siente ninguna mejorfa
devuelve el saldo del frasco su drO-
guista, quiea- lie devolyera su dinero
inmediatamente. Los manufacturers
del Nuga-Tone. solicitan. de todos los
lrogustis den la garantfa de que 81
usted no queda satisfecho lie devuelven
su dinero inmediatamente. Recomen..
dado, garantizado de veHt!l en- to'.as
las boticas.-7.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06

Ell IMPARCIAL di0 la publici-
dad mi cal'ta del 20 septiembre, diri-
gida su diStinguidO Director, Sr.
Perez LosAtla. Una acogida' tan hon
rosa por 10 hosritalaiio tan espailo-
Ia me sagiere la idea de contar los
lcctoies del peri0dico las cosas dc Es-
pdiia. No a In manera arbitraria de
pr6spero Merim6e, nj In nanera de
aquel americana cuyo libro En- ell pals
de la PaDIereta', cspecie de jas@-bdnd
literario, mereciera Va crftica de nnes-
tro atildado Juan Valera.
Las cosds de EspaHq que 20 cuente
scr:in presentadas sin aderczo alguno,
como convicne un piihlico devote de
Ia madre Patria V un crOnista in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
EN- LAS MARIAS

Nos informan de Las MarfaS', que
va han Ghdo comicnZo en aqn2lla p3-
blaci0n, las fiestas Eatronales en- no.
nor a Ia Purfsima Conception.
Seg1n reza 81 programa que a nues-
ira mesa de redacci6n ha llegadp. Sc
celcbraran dianas, juosos populares,
paradh escolar, juego de ciatas, cafre
ras. de caballcs. bales. retreats. no
faltando los consiguienteS fuegos arti-
ficialcs, y otras diversiones ihteresan-
teS.
Sc nGta--lros dicen-lnucha anima-
ci6n ell las fiestaS cue es estan llevan-
do cfecto. las cuales han dpspplta-
do del letarg9 Il los moradores de aque-
lla region.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
COSECHA DE CAFE

En- los rueblos de Yauco, Utuado,
Adjuntas, Maricao V San Sebastian,
pueblos eminentemente cafeteros, SO
ha empeZado VA Ia recollection del pre-
ciado grano.
So cree. como c0Sa segura, que e1
rcndimicnto este ano sea cOmpensa-
dor. asf como cl prccio que tiene hoy
en- I'll mercalo. 10 cual llenard las JUS
tas eNi@enciaS de los cafeterus.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06

b n 4t =
gro el regimen de la pequeha propiedad
ese homDre ,extraordinario, que tan
to. denigran los franceses. sa)y6 "A
Franeia por estos tres conceptos y lc
di6 a 6l mismo carta de inmortalidad.
Otro tantO esperamos noSotrOs de
nuestro dictador aunque no faltan
detractOres v gente ruin y~s0lapada
que acultamente soeaya su Obra o le
llace al vacfo, no cabe duda alguna
rue Espaiia sc levantar6 de su letar-
20 v. empezart nuevamenfe vivir los
bellos dfas de su. enyidiable historic.
Napoleon Sc movie institgaci0n de
su genio. Primo de Rivera Sc nue.
ve impulses de un alma colectiva
que Sc revela contra ell yugo de los
lut6cratas de Ia politica para revin-
licar un pasado glorioso. Hay tanto
.merito en- hombres como Colbert Y Mu-
solini, como EN- capitanes actores de
brillantes victorias.
La gran familia hispana de Ameri-
ca ha signiticado siempre su vitalidad
con gestos la altura de las circuns-
tancias Y no escatimara en- estos mo-
mentos sus aplausos a este heroc ma.
cional.
La voz dc los espaiioles de Ultra
mar tienc toda Ia fuerza de un repro
.
che hist6rico Y todos los alientos de
una sonrisa. Los que viven lcjos dc
la patrla son los que mas iIa aman.
Espaiia esta conyaleciendo de una
largas senfcrmedad, sedle indulgcntcs 81
querels que ella no os niegiie sus a.
tulos dc matertidad q dfa venturosO
de su Apote0sis.
Brdld0 @. JOrdd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06

Rodman Wanamaker, hijo del finado
John Wanamaker, que Sc ha hecho
cargo de la inmensa fortuna dejada
por su padre, empleada en- los gran
des establecimientos Wanamaker de
New York, Filadelfia y Paris. FL gran
financiero acata de divorciarse de su
esposa, que en- su solteria era conoci-
da por Miss Violet Cruger, de New
York, habiendo solicitado la separa-
cion ella ante ana corte parisien, fun
dando la demanda Ell que el Sr. Wana-
maker la habfa abandonado desde ha-
cia tempo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
BAT1ENDo Ell RECORD DE VEN.

TA.-En 1915 la fabrica Kohler G.
Campbell vendio EN- Puerto Rico 160
pianos Y autopianos, Glen de ellos
precios especiales Este alo vendera
mas de 200 instrumentos, s:endo solo
SO de clos a precios espec;ales. Agen.
te: T. Agui,ar. San Juan, P R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
EN- M.ARICAO

Aver microbes Sc encontraban en- ell
pueblo de Maricao. en- diliSencias de SUI
cargo. los emplcadoS de Rentas Inter-
mas. seilores Pedreira Martinez Cha-J
pei.
, 1923-06-12

whsrs iu Pleasant vlevT Inquire
Of n. Ramon. Tel, TOE or A. l..
MAtherE. Phone iossyT or George w.
Wool Of ]. +. Jones a Co. Phone