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New Britain herald., 1923-02-24
Death OF FORMER
EAST berlin man
Henry A. Strong Dies in Erie, Par
at Age Of 50 Years
DELEGATES ARE APPOINTED
Slight Fire At Berlin Station-Sleigh
Turns Over On New Britain Road
Sunday in the Churches--Nc,vs OF
the w. A. C.-Itcms of Interest.

Word has been received of the
death of Henry A. Strong of Erie.
Pennsylvania, a former resident of
East Berlin. Mr.. Strong was so years
of age and was lawyer by profess
sion.
He was born in Portland, Connecti-
cut, a brother of the late Charles NJ.
Strong OF Kensington, and when in
his youth moved to East Berlin, where
he sent several years. Later the
family moved to Erie, where Mr..
Strong's mother and father died and
where he married. At the time of
his death, he lived with his sister.
Miss Lillian Strong. He has nephew,
Leroy Strong, who lives in New Brit
ain.
The remains will be brought to East
Berlin and burial will be in Wilcox
Tuesday.
d. A. II. Elects Delegates
! The following delegates were elect
ID by Emma Hart Willard CHAPTER,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion, to the Congress at Washington:
Mrs. George +. Dodd, regent, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Wickwire; alternates, Mrs.
r. C. Hodgson and Miss Ellen Moore;
to the state conference. Mrs. $. NJ.
Co@les, acting regent, and Mrs. Eliza
be IL Wickwire; alternates, Mrs. Wal
ton H. Mcagley and Mrs. T. c. Hodg-
SON.
IN state conference will be held at
Bristol March and 10. Members of
Tho dhapter who are not delegates
may attend, but will not have the
of voting. Supper will be
provided on the ninth and tenth. Any
member who would like to engage
or either or both meals may do so
~ communicating with Mrs. s. NJ.
,owles, acting regent, before We'd
,esday, February 2S.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24
PNEUMONIA
Cal . physasa- nAsa bsyia
ssneEssney nesss.<ss sith
vIGlk:S5
oseiy Alsilss yss Us<S yssstv

the Family; ~ noon. Sunday school,
ssse D, m, Epworth League.
Baptist ehureh-sunday. Fehruar,
rs, isss, 1850 a. m, ''ded Seeking
WoEshippers' gill be the theme, sun,
day school following the morning
seFsieei 6 D. m, Young Peoples sers-
ieei p, m, Indifference viii be
the theme, Thursday al 7,ls p, m,
prayer meeting,
Advent Christian ehuFeh-sunday.
February IS. 1888, Morning service
az iolis o'clock, sermon subject.
Jesus Christ and the Churches Of
Plainyille"l Sunday school AT IL M,
Loyal Workers al p, m; praise and
preaching service al p, M, subject,
"plainyille, southington and Reaxe;
Jesus Christ and Prohibition" Prayer
meeting Thursday al 7,is p. m.
A, NJ, Il. Zion ehureh-sunday. Feb
rnary ss. is2s. II a, M, morning
worship. subject, "Joseph's Magma.
nimity": 1915 church school; ESQ p.
m. yariek Christian Endeavor: 1850
p. m. evening worship. subject.
Murder.
Ann MISSIONER Lewis
Mrs. Ann westoyer Lewis. widow
OF Burdette A. Lewis. died last night
at II Norton street. She was SIS
years and three months old and had
lived in Plainyilie practically all her
life although she was born in New
Britain.
She Is survived by three children.
w. and Brayton 3. Lewis OF
New Britain and Carolyn NJ. Lewis OF
Three grandchildren also
survive her. Edwin Newell Lewis OF
New York and Clement II. and Mar
garet +. Lewis OF New Britain. Jane
and Miriam Lewis OF New York are
great grandchildren.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 1880 o'clock from the |
parlors OF w. a. Bailey |
Ind company. Rev. Charles s. wyck-
IN will officiate. Burial will be in |
West cemetery.
Epworth Team Loses
The Epworth League basketball five
vent down to defeat before the Ep-
worth team OF Forestville in a fast
,amc at Firemen's hall in Forestville
ast evening. The game was intense
Y interesting throughout the playing
line and the outcome was doubtful
Until the final whistle. The score was
1 to IA.
Bowling Notes
Mack's All Stars of Bristol trim
ned the Standard Steel and Bearing
o.. team at the Ideal alleys last eve
ing three straight games. The scores
re as follows:
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24

speaker TALKS Asaiasi Unrestricted
Immigration Into 4, \,

New York. Feb, si,-"Raeial pFeiu-
dice and intolerance is making head
way in America and will not be les
seRed II We SO hack 10 the Old immi-
grafton policy Of the open door" de-
elaTed Rufus p, smith, associate pres
lessor Of public economy al Nes
York University in an address last
night al the tenth annual meeting Of
The National Institute OF Social
Sciences, held Al the home Of Mrs.
Andrew Carnegie, Professor Smith
urged adoption of restriction as a per-
manent immigration policy for the
United States, asserting that the pas
sage law, with some slight modlhca-
ton 10 lessen its hardships would
greatly assist the United states In
working out its present and future
industrial. social and citizenship proh-
lens.
Prof, Austin u, Fletcher was elect
ed president Of the institute and Sec
Rotary OF State Hughes honorary
president. Mrs, Andrew Carnegie.
Charles Elliot, Elihu Root. Charles
NJ. schwab. Daniel Willard and Prof.
Fisher were named yiee-presidenis.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24
YALE DEBATERS WIN.

Philadelphia, Feb. 24.-Yale last
night defeated the University of
Penna. in triangular debate in
which Brown university was the third
contestant. Yale upheld the mega
tive side of the question: Resolved
that the constitution of the United
States should be so amended as to
permit the taxing by the federal gov
eminent of state and municipal
bonds"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24
JUDGMENT FOR SS,s05
Judge Alling Announces Decision in
Suit OF Benjamin Marholin Against
Harris Brown, ct al, Today.

Judgment for the plaintiff to recov-
err s3,s05 on a writ of foreclosure, has
been awarded by Judge B. w. Alling
In the case of Benjamin Marholin
against Harris Brown, ct al Dates
for redemption of claims were set as
follows: April 10, for Brown; April
~, for sage-Allen Co.; April II. for
the Commercial Trust Co., and April
"a, for Harry Mexen. Lawyer NJ. W..
Rosenberg was counsel for the plain
tiff.
In the suit of Wojiech Kotlinski
against the Warsaw Wholesale Gro
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
TO MAINE
Woman sends for Relief

Woman Sends for Relief
To have a suitable laxative, one
which she knows will prove effective,
be easy to take and guaranteed pure,
Mrs Peter Velme. of North Charles
ton, S. c., sent up North. She says:
Il have great faith in DIR. True's
Elixir, the True Family Laxative and
Worm ENpeller and have been using
it for over ten years. | send for IL
to my old home at Oxford, Me-
That is only one of many endorse
ments and reasons why you too
should use DR.. True's Elixir-a splen-
did compound Just suited TO the
needs of men, women and children
to keep stomach and bowels in nor
NAL condition.
Used for over 40 years This shows
what a good. well-established prod
uct it is. 40c-60c-s1.20.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24
FORBID STOCK SALES.

Boston, Feb. 24.-The public utili-
ties commission today issued an order
forbidding sale Of the stock of the
Mutual Divide Trust in this state. The
stock until few months ago was
traded in heavily on the local curb
exchange.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24
new BRITAIN BOYS WIN
state Trade School Basketball Quintet
Defeat Manchester. SO 20 10. Here
This Morning.

The New Britain State Trade school
basketball team went into triple tie
for first place In the State Trade
school league. by defeating the Man
chester quintet at the High school
gymnasium this morning. 80 to 10.
The three leading contenders for the
championship now are New Britain.
Manchester and Bridgeport. Miller.
Anderson and wltham were the CHIEF
pointmakers for the victors. while
Hills did the bulk OF the scoring for
the Siiktown boys a big crowd wit
messed the fray. The lineup:
New Britain Manchester
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24

CEN Co. judgment xss awarded he
plainlin % Teeefer damages 81
tsfI,te, Judge d. =. Gaifhsy szs
counsel for the RlaiHlin,
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24

That water could be heated by stir
ring IL was discovered by James T..
Joule In isis.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24

Score: New Britain 80, Manchester
10; field goals, Miller 4. Anderson G.,
Witham s. Hills 8. Hewitt 2: foul
goals, Miller /, Anderson /, Hills .;
referee, Tobin; timer, Berson.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-24
OIL stove STARTS
fire IN bed ROOM
Blaze From Exploding Heater
Quickly Ertinsulshed BY Family
TAX PAYMENTS
Rev. Vim. A. Downey to Che series Of
Lectures - ~ Books Donated 20
MISUNDERSTANDING Mails Declared
chureh Noiines-Briefs.

An oFerheaied oil stove used 70
heat a bedroom in the home OF Ir.
memo Gnazzo on East street. exploded
last evening and started what had the
appearances OF a serious blaze. The
blazing oil spattered over the carpet
on the door and bed which was
near. igniting the various articles in
the room. Gnazzo. hearing the noise
OF the explosion. rushed into the room
and succeeded in estinguishing the
iire with little damage 10 the house or
furniture. II was not necessary 10
call the fire department.
Personal Tax
Only about one-third OF the total
number OF people liable 10 pay par.
sonai taxes have settled with Tax Col
icctor w. ]. Hemingway. according
to announcement by the collector this
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-01-11

HEDGES

Mrs. Haines and her family were
visitors at Mrs. Altrogge's Monday.
Mrs. Carl Williams and Blanche
were visitors at Mrs. Hendrix Mon
day.
The Jubilee" Grange meeting will
be at Richland Saturday when all
new officers will be initiated.
Mr.. McCurdy was out at his ranch
Monday. He is having new house
put up and Mr.. Shula is busy digging
we'll on the place.
Last Thursday Mrs. Beale was call
ed to Seattle by special message, her
mother having been taken with a
paralytic stroke and is quite sick.
Edgar Purdy left Monday for
Portland to consult his doctor before
taking up his PASTORAL work again
and little SON Frank went to Waits
burg to visit Mrs. Purdy's parents
before returning to Portland.
The special meetings which are be-
ing held at the church every night
are being well attended. If You
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-01-11
FEW LAWYERS OBEY
REGISTRATION Law
State Receives Less Than One Fourth
of Fees That Should Have
Been Paid

There's something wrong in the
legal fraternity.
Either the lawyer is disappearing
race, or the attorneys are procrast-
mating and forgetful lot, or the coun-
ty clerks and county treasurers are
woefully negligent, or there is ignor-
ance of the law in quarters where the
statutes should be well understood.
For: Up to last week State Treas
urer C. L. Babcock had received but
$110O in fees for the annual regis
tration of lawyers to cover two
year period. Officers of the state bar
association and attaches of the Sup
RENE Court estimate there should be
approximately $500 lawyers in this
state and Treasurer Babcock should
have $4,000 in fees on hand to repre-
sent that number.
The law of 1921 says this annual
registration fee must be paid and if
IL is not paid by Feb. 1st-a little
more than two weeks hence the
county clerks must certify the names
Of lawyers who are delinquent to the
clerk of the Supreme Court who is
directed to strike their names from
the list of attorneys in active prac-
tice until they are reinstated by reg
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-01-11
istering and paying the fee.

istering and paying the fee.
The amendment practice act OF
1921 provides that lawyers must
register annually with the county
clerk. In counties of less than 1885,.
900 the attorneys pay 81 year for
registration; in the larger counties;
SO, but 81 of the fee goes to the sup
port of county law library. 1t is
further provided that on Feb. 1st, any
lawyer behind two years registra-
ton fee will be suspended from prac-
tice until he squares matters with the
clerk.
The registration fees must be for
warded to the state treasurer to be
credited to the general fund.
It's a fact that since the law be-
came effective only $11OO has been
received by the state from that
source. And Treasurer Babcock, who
is the guardian of the general fund
either wants more money by Feb. 1,
or fewer lawyers in practice. His
books won't balance if $500 lawyers
practice for two years on $11O0 worth
of registration fees.
The counties of Stevens, San Juan,
Klickitat, Island, Franklin and Ferry
have not yet paid in any legal regis
tration fees. And that's funny in
itself for the chairman of the House
judiciary committee for 1921 resides
in Island county and both Stevens
and Franklin counties in the legisla-
ture are represented by lawyers who
helped pass the registration fee bill.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

Sobre la tumba del artista infortuna-
do que tanto instante de emoci5n ex-
quisita nos hiciera vivir, caigan hume
decidas en- llanto de sincere carino, las
flores de nuestra admiration.
En- verdad que valfa este acto rln
nuestro, tan honrado Y talentoso.
Jacinto TARSAGONA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
ANUNcIANsE PRoPosITos DE
UNA sUPUEsTA CAMPANA
soontipu.ci6n dc la ls- pAGina,

gurado que existe una contestacion
de este funcionario uno de sus
amigos, diciendole que en- case de
que el logra ser Gobernador de Puer
to Rico 10 primero que va a hacer
es una completa reorganization del
poder judicial de la isla, el cual, Sc
gun el, deja mucho que desear, ac-
tualmente, debido, dices a que no
Sc trata con unprecedented a los con-
tinentales.
Hemos sabido tambien que un IL
der republican, ha dirigido una car
ia dicho funcionario, alentandole
EN- su empeno, y diciendole que cuen-
te con su apoyo mas decidido.s
Finalmente, sabemos que personas
allegadas al Gobierno algunos
altos funcionarios insulares, han re-
velado a estos los propdsitos dc
aquel, fin de que Sc este sobre avi
so en- este asunto.
Cr6ese que elementos interesados
en- eliminar esta supuesta campans
Sc dirigiran las autoridades DE-
Washington, dandole cuenta de la 81
tuacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
SIMPATICA FIESTA

De simpatica agradable hasta el
lfmite debe califcarse la esplendida
fiestecita que ell sabado por la noche
tuvo lugar en- la residencia de la es-
timadisima familia Moran, en- Hato
Rey.
Un grupo de encantadoras girls,
entire las cuales no habia cual es-
coger que mereciera mas atenciones
" que poseyera mas gracia, simpa-
tia y belleza, entregandose a las de-
licias de Terpsicore, oficiando ante
ell trono imponente de Su Majestad
el Fox-Trot, arbitro de la vida mo-
derna, hicieron de la noche un dia
de pascua florida.
Desde las ocho de la noche, hasta
las tres de la maiiana el fo1 no di6
tregua, ordenando con la imperiosi-
dad de sus notas languidas deli
cadamente voluptuosas, aquel CRU
po de muchachas y galanes, chic,
que dieran paso la algeria desbor-
dante de su juventud, en- ell vertigo
loco del bale.
Entire las representatives del bello
seXo, recordamos, y perdon por las
que involuntariamente sc nos haya
quedado: la amabilisima sonora do
na Concha Moran; que no desperdi-
clio oportunidad de deshacerse en- OBJ
sequios atenciones; y las senoritas
I Bel&n Candelaria; Julia Calderin;
Felina Calderin; Petra Calderin
Paula Candelaria; Rita Candelaria
Maria Luisa Velazquez; Maria He
rrero; Gloria Moran; Etelvira Mo
ran; Carmen Rita Moran; y mas
tarde legaron, a1adiendo mas ale.
grfa la fiesta, la Sra. Pepita Mo
ran y su estimado esposo.
Entire los muchachos, todos distin
guidos, recordamos: Ernesto Cues
ta; Juan Rosa; Natividad Diaz
Manuel Candelaria; S. Padro; Fran
cisco Martinez; Chistino Jimenez
Jose Canine; Jorge Miro; Arturo
Machuca; Florencio Rivera; y 7. L
Batista.
ST una festecita como la del sa-
bado, Sc repitiese a menudo, vivir
valdria muchfsimo MAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

Proxima va una lucha comicial. ell
Partido dominante en- csta iocalidad
comienza a seleccionar candidates cue
puedan administrar Goa mayores proba
bilidades de 6xito los intereses del pro-
com1n.
Ccnviviendo aqui nosotros s,n poder
ser indiferentes a esas 3lortcsas luchas
civiies y del pensamiento que son re-
nal inequivoea de las conqufssas del
progreso, girones de hbertad arrarca-
Gas al ferreo poder del pasado, estamos
nteresados como ell cue mas 10 es EN-
cue los hombres para administering la
cosa pdblica sean los mas honrados, los
mas capacitados, los mas morales los
mas activos.
Con ell perfectisimo derecho, pues.
que poseemos al formar parte activa de
la sociedad civil, en- la que tenemos vim
culados intereses morales que deben de
respetarse y subsistir, per que han ma
cido con el individuo, nos permitimos
tambien seleccionar hombres presen-
tar al electorado aquellos que, de IN
modo real y positive, luchando con mi
les dificultades, han sabido colocar el
pueblo a envidiable altura
Uno de ESQ hombres es don Juan G1.
menez Garcia, cuyas brillantes ejecu-
torias son reconocidas.
6Qni6n que 6l mas modesto? IQuier
mas honrado? 6Qui6n con mas capaci
dad? 6Qui6n cen mas voluntad des-
inter6s para servir su pueblo? IQuien
con mas patriotismo? iQuien con mas
virtudes ciudadanas? GQui6n con. mas
simpatia pdbica?
Ell pueblo, al pensar en- los candida
tos que ha de darle su representation
debe fjarse en- los que va Sc han pues-
to prueba en- ell rudo batallar de la
vida plblica, han pasado por el ia
miz de la critica, han resistido su ana
Isis.
Don Juan no es un ignorado, sino un
elemento que prestigia su pueblo con
la luz de su pensamiento, la fuerza de
su caracter la puridad de su con-
ducta privada p1blica.
Ell ha terminado iniciado grandes
y hermosas obras que debe concluir en-
otro periodic de cuatro aios, las cuales
acknowledgements pondran a Caguas al
nivel de las primeras cludades de la
isla.
Don JUN, pues, nuestro odo @e
yer, es un candidate indiS cv>aDle para
comisionado. de servicio Pdblico en- Ell
pr6xmo periodic de 1924, y Ell sinntme-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
oTRo DE LOS CONT1NUoS ACcI-
DENIES QUE ooURREN EN- SAN
JUAN, PUso FIN A LA VIDA DE
UNA ANCIANA
Continuation de la Ia. pagina)

rada 20, de Hato Rey, y fue la victima
como dec.mos anteriormente, la sefiora
Isabel Velazquez.
La guagua, bajo cuyas ruedas el cuer
20 dc la infsliz anciana recibi6 tan gra-
YES contusiones que lie ocasionaron la
nluarte fuS la Mohawk Cord pro-
piedad de Maria Ortiz, Gale del Par
que, santurce. La guagua ''Mohawk
Cord'' egta asegurada Ell la Caribbean
Casualty Company.
Era guiada por el chauffeur Fran
cisco Soto nlnero 2175.
La senora velazquez fu6 conducida
inmediatamente despues del accidente,
81 Hospital Municipal; pero los golpes
Y contusiones que recibi6 fueron de tai
naturaleza que falLeci6 POGO despu6s.
Ell FISCAL INvEsTIGA
Prscticaron la investigaci6n del ST.
ESQ los fscales senores Massari y Co
mez, quienes sefialaron al ch6fer Fran
cisco Soto una fianza de cinco mil d6la-
res para permanecer en- hbertad provi-
sional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
Dr.. POLANCO GONZALEZ

Ofrece nueVannente a su Glen
teIa su coneuItorio, exclusive
nente para ni1os, en- la Phar-
naceuticsT, parada is, San
turce de I a 5 pm.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

RESFRIA DOS CAuSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MONO QUININA desvfa la causa,
curando tambien La Grippe, Iufuen-
"a, Palldismo y Fiebres. Solo hay IN
"BR0MO OUININA". La firma de
E. w. GROVE viene con cada ca
.ifA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
ACTUACIoNE DE LA
LIGA SOCIAL sUFRAGIsTA DE
PUERTO RICO.

En- Ia Ultima asamblea extraordina-
ria de la Liga Social Sufrag sta de Puer
to Rico, celebrada en- la Biblioteca Car
negie presentaron sus rfnunc as, con
scaracter irrevocable la senorita Lassa-'
lie, Prss.denta; la senorita Fernandez
Mater, Vice pr.-identa segunda y seno-
ras de Malaret; de MIRO; de Ramos Ca
sei1as sefiorita Malaret, Vice-presiden
ia primera, Tesorcra; secretaria Cores
ponsal y secretaria de Actas respec-
tivamente.
Despues de largos debates que tradu-
jsron Ia impression triste que causara
las asambleistas, renuncias de tan va
liosas personas, no pudiendo conven-.
cerles para cue retirasen las renuncias,
y para ure aceptase la senorita Lassa-
lie ell cargo de -pre:identa primera
sc proceed 8 elegir las senoras que
habian de cub~'r los puestos vacantes,
saliendo triurfante, por aclamaci6n la
siguiente candidatura:
Prss.denta, Angela N. de vivas; vi
presidentas, Cenoveva de Lago Y
seiiora Martha Roberts Gle Romeu; So
cretaria de actas. olivia Paoi viuda
de Braschi; se.retaria auxiliar, Anne
ia Agostin.; secretaria Corresponsal;
Maria Lusa Cancio de Totti; Tesore-
"a, Catalina Homar; voca1es, Maria
de Muhoz Morales. Anina Ti6 de Ma
iaret, Beatriz Lassalle, Maria Cadilla
de Martinez. Iiuisa Boz de Mecorana,
Teresa Anadeo, Maria Luisa de To-
rres Rfcarda N. de Ramos.
Ell dia 27 de octubre a las ocho de
"a noche, en- la residencia de la vice
presidenta senora Genoveva de Lago, Sc
celebr6 Ia pr;mera reunion de Ia nue.
va directiva, estando presentes las Sc
fiors,1 vivas, Iago, Totti, Braschi, Ma
iaret, Ramos Casellas y senoritas Ho-
mar y Agostini,
Por reuncia de la senora Honar
Sc nombra la sefora Carmen Vaz-
Quez de fisher para Tesorera de la Lii
"a quedando constitufda la nueva drec
tiva de la manera siguiente, despI6s de
proceder al nombramiento de vice-ts-
rorera vocal que faltaban:
Presidenta, Angela Nogr6n de vivas;
Vice -presidentas, Genoveva de Lago Y
Era. Martha Roberts de Romeu Secre-
taria de actas, olivia P, viuda de Bas-
chi, Secretar.a auxi,iar A. Agost1ni Eecrs
tar,a corresponsal, Maria Lu1sa q. dc rot
IL. Tesorera, Carmen Vazuuez de Tis-
her.. Vice-tesorera, Catalina Homar; vo
Gales Maria CadiIa de Martinez; Ma
ria de Muhoz Morales, Amina Ti6 de
Malaret; Beatriz Laagalle; Ernestina
R. de Carri6n; Luisa Boz de Mesorana,
Teresa Amadoo, Ricardo L. de Ramos,
Maria Lu'sa de Torres.
Lo que tengo ell honor de informar
todos los miembros de la Liga Y al
publico en- general.
Maria Luisa G. de TOTTI
Secretaria Corresponsal
Vo. Bo. Angela N. de VIVAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
EcoNoMIA NAL ENTENDIDA.

Resulta aquella en- que Sc invierte
una suma de dinero con ell proposito ee
remediar una necesidad, sin fijarsc en-
cue 81 artieulo valga realmente 10 que
cuesta.
Si Sc trata de zapatos medias. la
economia mas segura para usted es que
e5tos dos articulos los consiga de la
Favorita, sllniea tienda que yende los
zapatos las medias por el precio que
valen. (Ni equivocandoso resuita usteu
R7
Jose LENA & Co
San Justo 81, San Juan Y Rio Piedras.
Adyt.