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The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
P. E. o. Sisterhood
Entertains Teachers.

The members of the local chapter
40, P. E. o. sisterhood were the hos
tesses Tuesday afternoon following
their regular meeting at a musical tea
for the teachers in the Glenwood
schools. The affair was given at the
Frank Delaney residence on Palmer
avenue, and the home was attractively
decorated with ferns and fall flowers.
The following musical program was
enjoyed: Piano selections, by Mar
garet Foote; violin numbers, by Miss
Bernice Miller, accompanied by Mrs.
w. D. Blaine; vocal duet, by Mrs.
Blaine and daughter, Helen; piano solo,
by Helen Gregory, and vocal solo by
Mrs. Blaine.
The hostesses and guests numbered
forty and all greatly enjoyed the fell
lowship together. Light refreshments
were served at the close of the musical
entertainment.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
LADIES' AID TO MEET

On THURSDAY, October II, at 200 p.
M, the Methodist Ladies' Aid will
hold their next meeting at the home of
Mrs. Caffrey, SIS Bennett avenue.
After the business meeting, cordial
invitation is extended to all, both men
and women, to partalse of the 25 cent
lunch served by Mrs. Hamblet's di-
vision.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
them1, said he did not know unless n

them), said he did not Know unless II
meant Gilbert Anderson" and "Uncle
Sam"-alluding exclusively, then, to
the said Uncle Sam" Wilson. The
joke took among the workmen and
passed currently; and "Uncle Sam"
himself, being present, was occasional
ly rallied by them on the increasing
extent of his possessions.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
Cause for Worry.

a Sunday school teacher was telling
the children of her class about the
miracle of Christ changing the water
into wine at the marriage feast of
Cana. One little fellow jumped to the
floor, saying: "Oh, that's nothing; my
dad made some wine and then changed
1t into vinegar" Now dads worried
for fear the boy will get him in bad.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
NARROW ESCAPE IN ACCIDENT

DIR. w. G ,Lockard of New Castle
narrowly escaped serious injuries last
Saturday when the ear in which he was
driving up Divide creek shot over the
bank and down fifty or seventy-five
feet.
Several ribs were broken and the
doctor was badly bruised, gut was
lucky to escape more serious injuries
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
Local Couple
Marry in Aspen.

Mrs. Lettie Rickstetter and Clyde
Harrington of this city went to Aspen
Tuesday and were quietly married by
County Judge Shaw of that city. Miss
Ollie Cooley, sister of the bride, and
Robert Harrington, cousin of the
groom, were witnesses to the ceremony.
Mrs. Rickstetter is the eldest daugh.
ter of Mrs. Jennie Cooley of this city
and has made her home here for a num-
Der of years. The groom is fireman
on the d. & r. G. railroad and is well
known here.
After the couple returned they were
served a wedding dinner by Mrs.
Cooley. The couple expect to make
Glenwood their home.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
GERMAN CABINET RESIGNS

Berlin, Oct. 4.-Chancellor Gustav
Stressemann and his entire cabinet re-
signed this afternoon, following the re-
fusal of the Socialist branch of the
reichstag to endorse its policies.
President Ebert has instructed Chan
ceilor Stressemann to form a new
government.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04

text books throughout the county and
would thus be very beneficial to pupils
from one school to another.
Everyone is invited to hear DR.. Bell
at the grade school Monday evening,
October s, at eight o'clock.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
F. A. G. Club
Entertains Husbands,

The members of the +. A. c. club
entertained their husbands last Friday
evening with a dinner at the Williams.
Following the dinner Monte Carlo whist
was played and the twentyeight pres
ent greatly enjoyed the evening.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST SCIENTIST

91O Cooper Avenue
Sunday school 10 a. M.
Sunday services IL a. IN.
Wednesday evening service 8 p. m.
Reading room open on Friday after.
noon from to o 'clock.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
. Q 1000 00oo0o0os

VIM. Forker of Spring Valley is en-
joying n visit from his brother, Sam
Forker of Ccnterville, New Mexico
The brothers had not seen each other
in thirty years.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
Public Reception for
New Pastor and Wife.

The public reception given by the
members of the choir Of the Methodist
church Wednesday evening at the w.
d. Blaine home on Cooper avenue for
the new Methodist pastor, Rev. Philip
D. Norvell, and his wife, was well at
tended and all enjoyed the social meet
ing together. The home was beauti-
fully decorated with autumn leaves
and berries of the mountain ash and
variety of fall flowers.
A short musical program was given
to an appreciative audience, and in
cluded the following numbers: Piano
solo, Miss Helen Blaine; violin solo,
Mss Bernice Miller, and vocal solo by
Mr.. Blaine, concluding with ensemble
singing with Mrs. Blaine at the piano.
Light refreshments, served by the
choir, were enjoyed at the close of the
evenings entertainment.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04

In the county court last Saturday
Judge Bell imposed a fine of 800 on
Clifford Harris, recently arrested in
Craig and brought to Glenwood on a
charge of having liquor in his posses
sion, Harris having made his escape
at the time of the raid on the Bill
White ranch near Grand Valley about
a year ago.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04
N.A-aEsAl-Esavsr4RN
G.llsaxctt tqsN ! :
%5u111dY SdualG1

Copy for notices under this heading
must be In this office by Wednesday
Noon.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04

Paul Bourg this week drove in from
San Diego, California, where he and
his family have spent the past year.
He says California is mighty fine
place to live, if one has plenty of
money, but no place for a poor man
or small business man. Everything
is overdone and there are dozen men
Tor every available job. Paul says
Colorado looks mighty good to the
Bourgs.
The Glenwood post., 1923-10-04

]. L. Henderson, tenant on the
Brown ranch on Noname creek, has re-
Gently suffered the loss of all his hogs
by strange malady, which is proba-
bly, cholera. He dumped the carcasses
in the Colorado river, but on complaint
insisted that he drag the animals out
of the river and bum them, for the
protection of the public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-27

opportunity a6 wfuutaw 1e 6 m automobiles
 There aac stiE etssx 9wardk Thasu ara cash awxrGz, four to sz4A sf uhs five dtstrfcta~ Thsss sAsh swxnAs KsD S20o.00, $100>g0, s60.eo and 3<H.sa s,sA. A complete s&t sf four essk Gws4ts have been assfwnsd to each &fserhet. This makes total sx s2,90o.Ao saah U be paid to club menIhers~ Vbe sza1h awards will be given to ths faur mssD- bers in each of the ffve districts sensk- ing highest in erder tn which thy stand, after the twv sxr wfnusYa ir ehxir district have been des5dsd-
 No membar Gzn wrn moy2 eamu 0mR of the listed Gwards- Yh&rS are no losers fin this campaign. aa sacA nsaa- bar who fails to win ans of the Shkxty- four listed awards will ha paid . e,sA commission of 10 psr cent on tho eusaI amount of money th&y turn fn~ yEsvtxai they send in S50-no on msx~ arrnnw tAe life of the eIUh
 Remember, there sss twu suHsuns- biles and four cash primes whicA mUe 70 in the district m which you rxxxAn. irrespective of the wate in any schsr district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-27
How Prizes Will Be Awarded

The fSEf@wing four sutomoHfIes-ths z-pasreugsr Cadillac, the T-passenger Pesgfssz, the Rfckeubacker and the Chandler will be known as the capital sv.rdA- They VIII bs awarded to the four people i'm tAe entire campaign, ra- ErrdIess of the dhstrbstr having the grestest number of votsa at ths eloas sf the campaign
 There are five other automobiles tho Studehaker Light Six. the Oakland Snort Model the DuIant Sport Model, the Oldzmabfle and the Maxwell Special Sport Model These five cars will be given to the five club members who are highest in each of the five districts after the capital award wtnnsrK have been decided
 There arc still five ether auscmo- bflex, all $Ss6Ano OvcrlznAA, and these eaxs will be given @ne to each district to the eInb member standing second highest after the capital award win nsxs hgvs been elfmfnnted
 Thin makes . grand total of fourteen sutoraohkles to he given by The Age HersiA Every member entered has an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-27
Nominate Yourself or Some Friend As Member of he Age-Heralds $22,OOO Help- Yourself Club
How ToEnter

Fill in the nomination blank with your name or the name of some friend you would like to see win one of the magnificent prizes, and send or bring it to the Help Yourself Club
 As soon as your nomination Is receivedyou will be supplied with receipt books for taking sub scriptions. You may get your subscriptions any where and from anyone-new and old subscri- bers.
 Don't delay. It's YOUR advantage if you get an early start and you are starting EARLY if you enter NOW-the best extra vote offer Is on. Send In Your Nomination Now-Get In and Win!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-27
Districts

been divided into five districts-two in the City of Birmingham and three outside. Candidates enter from the district in which they reside but they get their subscriptions anywhere. There is
 separate list of prizes for each of the five dis tricts, consisting of two automobiles and four a s h awards. Read below, how prizes are awarded, and you will see the splendid oppor- tunity you have of winning an automobile.
Evening star., 1923-02-18

Satin alwhte a-black general sport
AIsi Printed George designs
lar coored grounds.
A-Sik Printed Fouard small chiefly
on blue grounds.
-Al.Slk BroadcIoth Shting small designs
spring
kann's-Strect
Evening star., 1923-02-18

-Clark's Crochet Cotton, IN
white, sizes ) TO 20; ecru, sizes
5 to 80. Special, 4 balls 2O~
for Observation-Disclosures. CLC
i dozen balls for 90c.
Cotton Elastic, black and
white, Il to inch widths.
Usually sells for SC TO zoe Z,
yard. Special. ....... ~
-Reddy Hair Nets every one
guaranteed perfect; in all coll
ors except white or gray; cap
and fringe styles. single and
double meshes. Regularly l0c
each; $1.00 dozen, spe- 1E-
cial. 6 for ... CC(
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-18

-Colors: Gray, oakwt
c op EN- II a g c n, sand, M
brown, red, pheasant
black.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05
Las fantasias de GIemente Yautel


frances diarios por servir la cau-
sa del desarme
I'm coro de dactiI6grdfas.- s.-Nos-
otras teniamos cada una 10000 fran
cos por afo y nos entendiamos con
unos serores muy gentiles!---- Va a
ser precise ponernos otra vez a te-
clear la Underwood por 450 frances
por mes?
Los ginebrinos deploraban tambien
la perdida de la buena sonora que
entire elIos gastaba tanto dinero. X
todas esas lagrimas corrfan hacia ell
lagc, cuyo nivel crecfa a oios vistas.
Las exequias de la senora S. De-
lasnaciones fueron imponentisimas.
Su feretro, colocado en- la curena de
un canon de ,Monte-Carlo, desapare-
cfa bajo las banderas de todas las
naciones del mundo, excepto de la
Italia, naturalmente.
A la cabeza del cortejo, marchaba
la musica de los Amigos de la Paz
de Versailles, tocando aires funebres.
Luego yenfa ell cadaver, .seguido de
cerca por la familia " los amigos
mas intimos. Distingufanse en- ese
grupo desolado a los sefiores Leon
Bourgeois Y d'Estournelles de Cons
tant, los generates Percin Y Sarrail
Jean Hennessy, Gustave Terry, Hem
ny Y Robert de Jouvenel, Marc Sang
nier, Lord Curzon, Lord Cecil, Lloyd
George ell coronel House, Vandervel-
de, Hanotaux etc, etc.
Segufa la multitud de funcionarios
" empleados de la pobre sonora S.
Delasnaciones. Este acompanamien-
to Sc extendia por 10 menos una
distancia de diez Kilometres.
Las Dactil6grafas formaban un
verdadero ejercito de almeas: (D
las habfa de todos los tamailos, de
todos. los colores de todos los paf''
ses. Una nube de polvo de arroz las
envolvia como un halo Y un perfume
delicioso, aunque revuelto, las Sc
guia como una estela.
La gendarmeria helvetica cerra-
ba la marcha.
Mientras que desfilaba esta f1ne-
bre teorfa, la artilleria suiza tiraba
salvas.,.. 10 cual por otra parte, pro
Ivoco las protestas del general Percin.
Este celebre artillero tiene horror a
los eanones, hasta cuando tiran al
blanco. o.
FL servicio religioso Sc celebro Sc
gun Ell rito kuaquero: como Sc sa-
be, la sonora S. Delasnaciones fus
educada zen esa religion noblemente
idealistaSy y pacifsta.
Numefosos discursos Sc pronuncia-
ron ante la tumba de la lamentada
difunta.
-Por fin halo la paz eterna! di-
10 M. 'Estournelles de Constant en-
medic de la emoci6n general.
Y M. Leon Bourgeois, que vertia
abundantes lagrimas, exclam6 en- un
magnffco rapto de elocuencia:
Este angel no habia sido creado
para vivir sobre la TERRA Pero 10
volveremos a encontrar en- el cielo!
Clement VAUTEL.
IL sAlmea, f. mujer que entire los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05

WASHINGTON, diciernbre 4 (Un'-
sed Press> - La embaiada britannica e.
esta Capital con fecha de hoy sha some
lido al secretario Hughes I'M proyecto
para ell llamado tratado de slas doca
lnillas' relative la question de loa
contrabandos Y la entrada puertos
americanoss de buques ingleses.
Ell Departamento de .Estado anun-
cia que prohto Sc llegara un enten-
dido sobre este particular
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05
s. DELAsNAsCIoNEs
RENTS

Sus padres, M. j. con Bourgeois Y
sonora Paz (de Wersalles) de Bour-
geois; sus padrine.s, M. Woodrow
Wilson y Lord Robert Cecil; su ito.
Lloyd George, sug sobrinos, M. Jean
Hennessy y senorsa Tres Estrellas de
Hennessy; sus It.imos, M. Henry de
Jouvenel, M. Has notaux y sonora Ri
chelieu d'Hanotsaux y demas MEM
bros de la fanjilia Y amigos invitan
usted las exequias que Sc cele-
braran en- Cir ebra Ell 16 de setiemT
brede 1923. 8 eunion en- ell Palace.
Este dolorc so aeontecimiento pro-
dujo, hay az .e .decirlo, la mas viva
sensation eng re los numerosos amigos
de la excel nte sehora. La mayoria,
es verdad, isacaba de ella 10 mas sa-
.neado de sus recursos.
iQue va a ser de nosotros? Sc
preguntaIs IN enjugandose los ojos.
Y Sc o7an frases conmovedoras por
este estifo:
El Seg;rctario General. l.-Nunca en-
contrar &. otro empleo mejor!-.-. Figu-
raos, -. sonora S. Delasnaciones me
sostenfa con. 100000 frances por
aiio!
EL Sccyetario General Adjunto.-
A Mi me daba 10000. Sin hablar
de Ia que GAIA.
Ell Jefe dc los cscribientes.-Yo te-
mia. 5000 frances por mes. Vaya
usf ed a encontrarIos ahoral
Un escribiente.-Yo recibia 100
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05

HILo JAPoNEs. Superior . cuaptos
Sc han empleado para cescr . name .
$ mAquina, por su HextbilidAd ssa-
sion especial. Lea zEuchachos. San
Juan, p. b.
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UN DUELo EN- GINEGRA

HemOs recibido el telegrama 81
guiente:
"Ginebra, IL
La sonora S. Delasnaciones, aca-
ba de lamar el iltimo suspiro. Las
exequias solemnes Sc celebraran en-
presencia de II. Bourgeois.
Esta nueva nos afeco profunda-
mente, pero no nos sorprendio. Es-
perabamos Ell fatal acontecimiento.
La sonora Sociedad Delasnaciones
era de una constitution extremada-
mente delicada. Nacida antes del
plazo normal, de padres ancianos
(su padre, M. Leon Bourgeois, esta
el mismo enfermo desde hace me-
dio sigIo) habia permanecido muy
debil a pesar de todos los cuidados
que Sc le habian prodigado con gran
des gastos.
Crey6se que ell aire puro del lago
Leman de las montafias lie senta-
ria bien; pero su estada en- uno de
los mas bellos higienicos "palaces"
de Ginebra no lie impidi6 padecer de
una anemia cada dfa mas amenazan-
te. Sus colores eran palidos y, sin
ser ningnn doctor Tanto-Peor, cada
quien podfa con un POGO de olfato
prever su fin premature.
Una crisis nerviosa Sc la llev6 al
fin; va no tenfa mas energfas, ell
lnico resorte que lie hubiera permi-
lido triunfar del NAL.
Sus amigos la oyeron quejarse re-.
pentinamente:
~ Por que es tan mala Italia? LIE
ha pegado la chiquita Grecia y, en-
vez de venir a pedirme perd6n, Sc
burla de mi.... ESQ no esta bien.
Y como llamaran a Lord Cecil,
ella lie dijo:
-Idme buscar a Italia. Quiero
que venga!
Lord Cecil salio y regreso unos
minutes despues, declarando triste-i
mente:
Italia nos envia a paseo, ust
ted v a mi!
oh!
-Sf, asi cs como nos trata!
-Es horrible! Este golpe me ma
tai. Me siento MALL! Me ahogo!.. -.
Socorro!... Socorro!..
Lord Cecil, enloquecido, Sc preci-
pito la sala de las Conferencias v
regreso acompanado de diversos ma al
dicos suecos, mexicanos, daneses, p :
ruanos v montecarlinos, quienes g (
clamaron en- esperanto:
Hay que salvarla!
Ay! sesa old good lady estaba va
del otro lado.
Conducido la cabecera de la Sc
nora S. Delasnaciones, un m6Glico
norteamericano declare con una son
risa extraiia:
No puedo hacer NADIA. Estp no
es de mi incunlbencia: yo estoy aquI
como observation.
AIguien sugirio:
-Llamemos al doctor Leon Bour-
geois... Cuidara a la enferma con
tanta mayor abnegacion cuan6o que
es su hija!
Ay! era demasiado tarde!
Cuando M. Bourgeois lego Gil
nebra, la sonora S. Delas n aciones
acababa de expirar.
Primeramente, la familta Y los
amigos trataron de ocultar su muer-
te Pero no tardo en- co r.ocerse la
verdad Y pronto Sc srrpo que la
senora S. Delasnaciones, herida en-
ell corazon por la negativsa de Italia,
no era mas que un cada'ger!
He aquf la tarjeta a. inyitacion
que Sc flo la puerta del palacio:
Ha fallecido en- la fer de la edad,
a raiz de una corta .dolencia, la Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05

&c ALQUILA un departamento:
Sala, Comedor, cuatro dormitorios
Casa nueva construction. Parada
81 frente los Padres Redentoristas.
Information: TeIefono 725 azul. Pa
bio Garcia. (Baios). 12-11
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LA GREcA. ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.

NrMAcA sHoE EAoToRY tisns m
Departamento Especial para reDarar
Ca!ssdo : Maquins. Precios eccn6mi
cos. Lame a telefons 11s1, sansurcs
, rscogeremos sus sapatos. p.
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Sc DTSMfNUYE Ell REGIMEN MILL
TAR EN- Ell RHUR

DUSSELDORF, diciembre 4. (uni-
ted Press) Como resuItado del enter-
dido que han llegado .finalmente las
autor.dades franco-belgas con los in
iustriaies alemanes del Rhur, el gobier-
no ha. comenzado a disminuir 0 alige-
,ar Il regimen militar que pensaba So
bre aqlieila zona.
Ell lnovimiento de tropas actualme1-
te ha sido aminorado, y .continaa en-
descenso. Tambien Sc anancia que e.
tan prontos ser inauguradas grandes
1eformss en- la administration por las
autoridades civiles de aquella region.
MADRID, Die. 4-Antes de la He
gada del Rey la ciudad presenta un as
pecto de animaci6n extraordinaria. La
GALES. ledifcios pdblicos. residencias pa
ticulares iglesias estan totalment7
adornados con colgaduras, banderas ma
cionales inscripciones de salutaci6n
al ReyAy al Papa.
Ell ala es esplendido v todo Ell largo
del trayecto desde la estaci6n hasta Ell
palacio las muchedumbres Sc agolpan
entusiasmadas para vitorear al Rey.
Es la primera vez que Sc exhiben en-
Madrid los somatenistas, quienes arma-
dos de fusil y de pistolas y luciendo los
colores nacionales en- el brazal rodean
Ell palacio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05

LA MARQUESITA" para Teias de
Fantasia, adornos para Trajes, Drilss
Ingleses y Artfculos de Ultima Move
dad para Damas ne hay stra. visfts-
nos Sc convencer4. 12-~S
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Sc ALQUILA en- S12 mensuaIes con
installation sanitaria media casa y por
la misma cantidad habitaciones ,inde-
pendientes. Informara casa en- Gale
Cuevas, parada 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05

LA CRECA. ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 2f.-Advt.
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ANUNC10S clASiFiCADOS

cuando desee alg1n fotograba-
do, enterese antes de nuestros
precios. Puerto Rico Ilustrado",
San Joss No. 2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05

WELLS OUTLINE OF HISTORY.
Nueva edici6n de A volumenes $500;
$500 dinero con la orden: o. Henry,
70 vol1menes s14.Oo;. $12.oo dinero con
la orden. Review of Reviews Corpora
tion, Chas. w. Macdonald, represcn-
tante, apartado 1888, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-05

vENTA DE- FLORES NATURALEs
an la Gale 'Hoare'', stop II, santurce
Lame al telefone 67S azul, santurce.
' seran servidos Embellishments. p.
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cEoGRAFIA de Puerto Rico, por Con-
-ado Asenjo. Tercera Edicion. Cuaren-
centavos ejemplar, cinco centavos de
ranqueo. Dirijanse los pedidos al au-
tor, apartado 415, san Juan, P. R. 1873
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CASAS en- venta en- Santurce; 2
de vivienda en- la Avenida De Diego,
una en- Condadito: 2 plantas, conner
clio y vivienda; otra Quito No. IA, CO.
mercio y vivienda, todas de concrete.
Informes: Quito IA, parada 21, San
turce. Leandro vazQuex. $50
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Hacemos con rapidez y a ente-
ra satisfaction todos los fotogra-
bados que I'd. necesite. Y a pre=
clos econ6micos. Visitenos: Puer=
to Rico Ilustrado, Inc. San Jose 2.
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SEMILLAS de Cebolla Beimunda fres-
cas-, garantizadas en- calidad y gernli-
naci6n; tambien de horticulture gene
raj surtido. Experiences, 81 amos con-
recutivos. venta: Miguel Cloquel, Are
cibo p. r. Box 234. 1913
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ARRIENDo EUENTE DE SODA ane-
xa una importantea farmacia con opor
tunidad para extenderse en- otras lineas
como lunch, 'ulces, etc. local espacioso.
Gran oportunidad para hacer dinero
siendo persona competente Y response
BILE. Dirijase Fuente en- Arriento clio
Administrator Ell MUNDO, San Juan,
Pue- to Rico. r.
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HOTEL vendese este me-
gocio por no poderlo atender su duefio.
Casa esplendida, Is habitaciones, 81
tuado proximo plaza principal. Facili-
dades para pago. Escriba San Jose 2.
San Juan, P. r. p
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BUENA oPoRTUNDAD:- Sc vende
barato una caIeza.Inglesa en- perfecto
estado, con sin caballo; el caballo es
de tres amos de edad tambien es muy
bueno para silla Inforlne: Jose M. Ca
balIero en- el Barrio San Anton. Box
1155 do Carolina, P. r. 1910