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The Winslow mail., 1923-03-23
CHAPTER XIV
Exposed.


Lady Erythea laid aside her knit
ting, and picking up a lorgnette, in
spected the new parlor maid with icy
deliberation. Aimee, though present
ing an unmoved front, trembled in
wardly. There was a faint chance
that her aunt might recognize the fe-
male cyclist. Lady Erytheas lips
tghtened to thin line.
Il was given to understand" she
said in the voice of counsel for the
prosecution, that you were consider
ably less prepossessing in appearance
than 1 find you"
"Yes, M lady," said Aimee meekly.
HIN" said Lady Erythea.
The lorgnette continued to direct it.
self at the parlormaid's face.
Really, Anthony should wear
stronger glasses" muttered Lady
Erythea. The neatness of the girl,
however, her demure air. and the hid
eous manner in which her hair was
dressed, diluted her ladyship's disap-
proval little.
Il need not examine you as to your
capacity for your duties, or your char
acter. These have been vouched for
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AMY sNooKs

SYNOPSIS .-Disliking the pros
pect of a months visit to her aus
tere aunt. Lady Erythea Lambe,
at Jervaulx abbey. and her cousin.
Alexander Lambe, Aimee, vivacious
daughter of the Very Reverend
Viscount Scroope, Wanders into the
park, there encountering strange
youth. He laughingly introduces
himself as Billy" American. The
two ride on his motorcycle, the
Flying Sphinx" and part. With
Georgina Berners. her cousin, Aimee
sets out for JervaulX. She decides
that Georgina shall impersonate
her at Jervaulx, while she goes on
a holiday. Georgina' S Mortified pro-
test is unavailing. Aimee again
meets Billy" He tells her his
name is Spencer. and she gives hers
as Amy Smokes. at present out
of a job" Billy offers to take her
into partnership in selling the
Sphinx In a spirit of madcap ad- :
venture, she accepts. The two pro-
ceed to the town of Stanhoe, taking
separate lodgings in Ivy cottage.
That night Aimee visits Georgina
and learns that the deception has
not been discovered. She compels
Georgina to continue the subter-
fuge. On a trial spin, with Billy,
Aimee almost collides with car
riage in which are her aunt, Geor-
gina and Alexander. The pair es-
cape unrecognized. Georgina learns
that Lord Scroope is coming to
visit Lady Erythea and is in hope
less bewilderment. While Aimee is
secretly visiting Georgina at Jer-
vaulX, the place is burglarized.
Aimee escapes. Police decide the
thieves are Jack the Climber" and
Calamity Kate" who travel on
motorcycle. Billy, who has shad-
owed Aimee to Jervaulx, follows
the thieves. He is knocked out, but
finds he has some costly emeralds.
Realizing they must be part of the
loot from Jervaulx. he starts for the
abbey. He meets Aimee. with the
police in pursuit. In secure hid
ing place, a cave among the crag
pits, Aimee tells him the whole
story. He urges her that she make
frank confession to her father,
but on reflection both realize
Aimees good name has been COM
promised by her two nights stay
at Ivy cottage Assuring Aimee he
has a plan to save her, Billy leaves
her in the cave and, proceeding to
Jervaulx, restores the emeralds to
the astounded Lady Erythea.
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THE JOq Of llOlNG

"Of course there's danger still. It
wasn't any good my giving false
name That would have been fatal in
the end. But there's the trouble that
they knew me as Spencer, in Stanhoe
I'm going off right now to try an put
that straight" said Billy. q can see
a light. Yes, l believe can get away
with it. That inspector will be a nui-
sance, I'm afraid But he's a fool,
anyway"
Aimee looked at him admiringly.
"What lot of whoppers you must
have told, Billy. Did you mind?"
Billy put twig between his white
teeth and bit it in half thoughtfully.
''Where l come from. we hate
liar" he said. 'tBut there's just one
time when a man can lie, an it's up
to him to do it. Mind? II enjoyed it"
But 1 don't see how you can do it
so well, if you've had no practice
Its wonderful how you fall into
it, when there's something worth doin'
it for" said Billy simply. well, must
get busy. I've got till the evening,
when l fetch a hired girl from the
station. She's from down your way.
Name" he added, grinning, "of Snooks.
What d'you think of that, partnerT
"What?" cried Aimee 1T must be
Amy Snooks-daughter of Dads sec
ond keeper, who was killed in the war.
l know her as well as l know-myself.
l gave you her name when you asked
me mine-it was the first l could
think of. You say Aunt has engaged
her"
Yes. On your fathers recommen-
datton"
"How beastly awkward! Directly
she sees George the games up!"
That's rotten" said Billy seriously !;
we've got enough on our hands as
it is. If she wasn't woman, I'd spill
the car and put her out of action for
quite awhile, so she couldn't give you
away AS it is, seems to me the only
thing is for me to get hold of your
cousin Georgina an show her how to
keep the Snooks girl quiet. I think
it can be done, if Georgina has any
sense"
Eyes, that might do. l don't think
we need worry much about Amy
Snooks, after all. 1 wish I could get
a word with Amy myself. She'd do
any blessed thing told her-even if
it was to throw herself into a furnace.
can manage Amy. You'll just have
to do your best, though. But look
here, Billy" said Aimee earnestly,
you haven't told me yet how you're
going to pull me out of it all. It's
getting a worse tangle every hour.
What's the plan2"
''Pll be back here about seven this
evening"" said Billy seriously, "and
by then I'll bring you good news-you
trust me. Gee! why didn't you remind
me?" he exclaimed with self-reproach,
dragging paper parcel from his
pocket; "you must be starving"
Il had some chocolate from the
Sphinx's pannier."
"Well, try this" Billy exposed
some rashers of bacon between slices
of bread, and lukewarm sausage. 81
wish it was something better. They
gave me meal at the abbey, and l
pinched these for you, And here's
your blue dust-cloak from Ivy cottage.
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CHAPTER xIII-continued.


"Mr Spencer. not being a police
man, uses his common sense inter-
posed Lady Erythea with extreme
aridity. Are you suggesting that he
stole emeralds worth a fortune, for
the pleasure of returning them with
thanks-besides wounding himself on
the head?'
Mr. Panke heaved a heavy sigh.
EMO, my lady. | am endeavoring to
collect facts that may help in the
tracing of the thieves" The Inspector
ran through his notes, detailing the
information Billy had given him dur
ing the first part of the story. Full
name, William Spencer, on your way
from Beechwell to Stanhoe railway
station. intending to catch the 2:15
a. m. mail train to London, when you
encountered the thieves about 1 80
a. m. Is that correct?"
Precisely" said Billy, annealing
the statements into his memory. 1t
would not do to forget any of them.
The thought of the work he was Civ
ing tile Recording Angel caused him
not a tremor. He was thinking only
of Aimee, hiding in her cave behind
the bramble bush. do you want me
to come to the station house?"
mot necessary" said the inspector,
after moments hesitation, "but I
want to know where you can be found
Immediately in case anything further
be wanted if we apprehend the
thieves" He avoided Lady Erythea's
eye.
Overseas club London, will find
me. I've quarters there"
The Inspector made note.
''What is your occupation?"
Motor engineer"
''Engineer?" queried the inspector,
glancing at his hands.
'Well, say motor mechanic" said
Billy grinning, land proud of it."
'Are you employed with any firm?''
81 am ON my own at present"
Inspector Panke closed his note
book with a snap.
"I must return to my duties your
ladyship. | congratulate you on recov-
ering the emeralds." He bowed gloom
lily to Mr. Lambe and darted at Billy a
parting glance that said: Young man,
however little you desire to see me
again, shall find you when 1 want
you. | am Inspector Panke.'
The door closed behind him.
at is a pleasure" said Lady Fry
thea grimly, "to reduce the self
esteem of that very fatuous person. -
She turned to Billy with increased in
terest. "You are, it seems, a motor
mechanic. And out of employment.
Would you care for situation as
chauffeur? can offer you" said
Lady Erythea -four pounds week,
and all found"
Billy was submerged by two waves
of emotion. The first was strangled
desire for laughter. The second, an
instant determination to clutch at the
offer, with it's amazing possibilities
and advantages that opened before
him. Thought was a very fluid thing
with Billy.
''pUne!" he exclaimed
Mr. Alexander Lambe coughed.
"SH' yes. my lady," he murmured
"Yes, nay LADY," announced Billy
into the ear-trumpet.
VERY good said Lady Erythea with
satisfaction, 81 engage you. I must
warn you" she added with sudden eau.
ton, "that I had to discharge my last
chauffeur for dishonesty-an offense
that In your case is obviously impos
Sibie-aEd also for one still more re
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She

erect before the fire, knitting. She
did not turn her head
THE young person, my lady" said
Mr.. Tarbeaux softly.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-23
"Quite right" said Aimee.
"a am your cousin, Aimee. And
that's my cousin, Georgina 5er-
ners."
CTo BE CoNTINUED)
Keep Something Back.

Keep Something Back.
Jud Tunkins says a man who always
tells the truth is to be admired, unless
he's so foolish as to tell all the truth
he knows. Washington Evening Star.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-23

Some people are so fond of ill-luck
that they run half way to meet it.
Douglas Jerrold-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-16

aDsolutamente inofensivo Es mas
econ6mico incomparablemente mas
eficaz que chalquier otra cosa.
Sinplemente m6jese ell cabello con
aqua clara Y fr6telo con este. Dos 0
tres cucharaditas bastan para obte-
ner una espuma rica Y abundante, la
cual Sc enjuaga facilmente, dejando
IA cabellera. en- un estado de limpieza
absolute. Ell cabe'lo Sc SEGA rapida y
uniformemente, hacienda flexible, Sc
doso, ondulado y lustroso. FL aceite de
COCO Mulsifed disuelve y quita has
ia la Ultima particula de polvo y cas-
pa. Lo venden todas las boticas, dro-
guerias, perfumerfas y peluquerias.
Bastan unas cuantas onzas para to-
da la familia durante meses. Cufdese
de las imitaciones. Exijase que sea
Mulsifed fabricado por Watkins.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-16
DIANA LA MUJER DEsNUDA

Esta es una de las mejores "flms"
que han llegado a Puerto Rico Aun
pesar del titulo sumamente provoca-
two. no Sc aparta esta pelicula nj un
apiece de los fueros de Ia moral mas
estricta. FL desnudo en- Ell arte es al
go que no llama la atencion en- los pai-
ses europeos y a decir verdad aqui en-
Puerto Rico va nos hemos acostumbra-
do, gracias la cultura de que goza-
mos mirsrio con ojos de artista.
Esta pelicula es de un argumento
fuerte juega el primer papel la en-
cantadora srtista Nee Walkyrien, IA
mosa modelo rusa que ha posado ante
los mejores pintores escultores eu-
ropeos para sus grandes obras.
Ell 'sCine Tres Banderas" siempre
deseoso de presentar su escogido pu-
blico algo fuera de 10 vulgar, presen-
tara esta pelicula orgullo del arte mu-
do, esta noche.
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ACuerdOS adOptadOs pOr Ia COniSi6n
de Service PGbfCO

Sc aprobo ademas una solicitud del
Municipio do Lajas para tomar usar
del aqua de la Quebrada Lajas para
construir v explotar un acueducto en-
dicho Municipio.
Sc acordo aprobar ell ilforlne del In
geniero de la Comisi6n en- ell case de
la solicitud hecha por ell Municipio Ge
Guayama para enmendar las tarifas B
y G, para ell servicio de fGerza, aprc-
bada en- JUNO 80, 1920.
Sc acordo enviar al Comit6 de Fran
quicias la solicitud hecha por Ell Mu-
nicipio de San Juan para el aprovecha
miento de 100 litros de aqua por Sc
gundo del rio de Guaynabo, con objeto
de sup.ir de aqua temporalmente los
municipios de San Juan y Rio Piedras.
Sc acordo archivar con Ell case de la
doble via, la solicitud hecha por va
rias sefioras esposas de los empleados
de la Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company, solicitando Sc conce-
da la construction de la doble via.
En- Ell case de la solicitud presenta-
da por Walter H. Woodsum, pidiendo
Sc reestahlezca en- Ell KIN. 70 de la
American Railroad Company un swim
que habia sido removido desde hace a.
gunos amos, Sc acord6 notifcar a la
American Railroad Company por 81 es-
ia no tuviese objection q. hacsr al reesta
bIecimiento de dicho switch.
En- Ell case de la Compafiia de Fuer-
"a El6ctrica de Ponce en- solicitud de
lue Sc cancele la franquicla No. 400,
aprobada en- Agosto 90, 1917, y para
a devolucion de $4,000 que tiene en- de-
16sito como fanza, despues de leer ell
nforme rendido por ell Ingeniero de Ia
Jomision Sc acord6 acceder 10 solic.-
ado cue por ell Secretario de Ia
omission presente en- una de las pro
Xmas reuniones un proyecto de cance-
lacion de franquicia en- ell mencionado
case.
En- Ell asunto de la Fonce Electric
Company sobre notification de tar1fas
para Ell mes de julio 1928, Sc acordo
aprobar dichas -tarifas de acuerdo con
las indicaciones contenidas en- ell infor-
me del Ingeniero y de acuerdo adem&s
con la orden del Consejo Executive de
fecha II de agosto, 1917, quedando en-
vigor dichas tarifas hasta tanto Sc
apruebe por la Comisi6n otra distinta.
Sc acord6 archivar la communication
presentada por el Acting Manager de
la American Railroad Company y ell su
perintendente de Trafico trasmitiendo'
lista de articuIos que seran vend1dos
en- pdblica subasta de acuerdo con 10
previsto por la orden general en- Ell case
J-1575. ea
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Con asistencia de los sres. Bonner,
Cabrera, Chard6n, Esteves y FIgueroa,
Sc celebro la session regular de la Co
mission de servicio Publico y Sc toma-
ron los siguientes acuerdos:
Sc aprot6 Ell informe del Comite de
Franquicias en- que Sc recomienda que
Sc conceda la solicitud hecha por el
Municip,o de Aguada para construir y
explotar un sistema de energia electrica
de la anita hidroelectrica de Isabela,
hasta santo este terminado ell sistema
actualmente en- construction.
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Pocas semanas despues, cuando vi
site ell museo Studebaker en- .~outh
Bend, Ind, cotemple una presen-
tacion ffsica de la evolucion en- ell
transporte por medic de vehfculos du-
rante ell espacio de tempo que ante
riormente he querido imaginar.
La presentation mas antigua, tai
vez, era el oarruaje ofrecido por ell
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos al
general Marquee de Lafayette du-
rante su vista a Norte America en-
1924. FL tonneau esta una notable
altura del piso y creo que solamente
con un pase especial tai vez con la
ayuda de un lacayo pudo ell General
haber ascendido convenientemente al
asiento o bajado al suelo
Sc nota en- la construction del ca
rruaje de Abraham Lincoln, ell pri-
mer presidente martirizado de los
Estados Unidos, una tendencia hacia
10 mas practice. A este objeto Sc atri-
buye considerable interes pues ell
carruaje es el que us6 Lincoln en- la
noche de su asesinato. Mientras que
este es mucho mas alto que los ca
rruajes de los presidentes Grant v
Harrison, que Sc hicieron de ounce
veinticinco amos mas tarde, ell ca
rruaje de Lincoln denota un decidido
mejoramiento sobre ell vehicuIo alti-
simo usado por el general Lafayette.
Esto, presume, fue ell resultadc de j..
maduracion de la experiencia de los
fabricantes de vehfculos durantc el
lapse de cincuenta anos Y la incli-
nacion hacia cosas mas praticas en-
ese perfodo.
Desde los carruajes cerrados pro-
pulsados a sangre de los Presidenfes
Harrison Grant, la exhibici6n Sc
transfiere a los primeros ven:cuios
r1opulsados a nafta v electricidad.
vi uno de los primitivos coches cleo
tricos Studebaker Y alguncs de los
(Continla en- la pagina 81
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DOS AUTOMOBILES CHOCAN CON
IRA UNA YEGUA

Mientras un auto guiado por Jua'
Jose FaIf, sin plaza nj licencia y otr
que guiaba Angel Fernandez, marchs
ban en- Ia misma direction en- la ca
rretera que conduce de Cayey a Caguas,
ichocaron con una yegua resultando
tanto esta como su jinete con serias
contusiones.
Ambos chauffeurs fueron denuncia-
6os por violar la ley de automobiles.
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BALE EN- coMER1o

La directiva del Club ''Entre Mon
taflas' de Comerio, acord6 celebrar
un bale el pr6ximo domingo.
y Este baile sera de Inauguration, y
Sc llevara efecto en- los salones del
Club tsLas Palmas.'' -
A esta fiesta asistiran los j6venes
vestidos de negro Y las damas de rosa.
Reina gran animation en- este pue-
bio entire los amantesa del "fox" para
este bale.
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CoRsETs- coRsETs de dollars q
rs 'centavos-75 centavos uno Marca
G. B. Libre franqueo a cualquier pun
to de la Is,a. especifque taraio. Pre-
clio por docena $500, gran cportunidau
para los comerciantes. Bazar Cortes.
Box 831, San Juan. P. E. 11-30
WELLS OUTLINE OF HISTORY.
Nueva edici6n de 4 vollmenes. $500;
$500 dinero con la orden: o. Henry,
10 voldmenes S14. 90; $1,000 dinero con
la orden. Review of Reviews Corpora
tion, Chas. w. Macdonald, represen-
tante. apartado 1888, San Juan.
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No caie aruinar la cabeIIera de
su nifio por medic del Iavado

Cuando lave el cabello de su nifo,
cuidese de 10 que usa.
La mayoria de los iabones Y cham
p1s compuestos contienen demasiado
alcali. substancia esta muy periudi-
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cial, puesto que
deseca ell cuero
cabelludo Y hace
fragil ell cabello.
No hay NADIA me-
5or para la linn
pieza del cabello
que aceite de CO.
co Mulsifed por-
que es % uro V
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Glen amos a tray6S de Ia trans
p0rtaCi6n pOr medic de ygh.CuIOS

Hallabame en- una de las intersec-
clones que Sc concept1a de mas movi-
miento en- la ciudad de Nueva York
donde una hilera sin fin de autom6-
viles hace su recorrido en- ambas di-
recciones de la Quinta Avenida. Ira
te de vislumbrar en- mi mente el con-
traste del trafico en- esa' misma esqui-
ma hace un centenar de amos GUAM
do era desconocido ell autom6vil.
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EVITEMOS LA
INFLUENZA

Es precise librarnos prontamente de
calentura y que el case Sc haga grave
El Jarabe Leonardo para la Tos (Creo-
sotado) calma sana las gargantas stos-
cas-. DestacG las femas, protege los pull
mones da alivio En case de tos .seeas
graves resfriados, influenza 0 bronquitis
Sc procure una botena de Jarabe Leo
nardi para la Tos (Creosotadol " Sc eviten
mas serias consecueneias. Excelente eff
case de tos ferina coqueluche. Remedio
lnnocuos segur9 v gustosQ en- que uno.
puede f1arse. PFotejamos a nuestros niiIos
a nosotros.
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oPORTUNIDAD: Por ausentarse su
due1o Sc vende un pintoresco chalet
de concrete acabado de construir en- e.
sitio mas fresco de Santurce cerca del
Parque, con todas las comodidades mo-
dernas. Para informes Gale Antonsan-
ii No. 81, Parada AZ, santurce, P r.
liz
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Ell MUNDo
Il pefiodico de mayer csrc, !,
iaclnm ~xs ptn. Rico
Ell MUNDo

Sc ALQUILA casa de concrete con
saia, comedor, cinco dcrmitorios, dos
balos, cocina y garage. sitio ideal In
formaran telefino 505 verde, santurce
Precio $1,000. 11-19
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ARRTENDo FUENTE DE SODA ane-
xa una importante farmacia con opoI
tunidad para extenderse en- otras lfneas
como lunch, 'ulces, etc. local espacioso
Gran oportunidad para hacer dinero
siendo persona competente y response
BILE Dirijase Fuente en- Arrieuto clo
Administrator Ell MUNDO, San Juan
Puerto Rico. p.
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Sc VENDE en- S35O.O0 un automovil
"Hudson-super-six", de 7 pasajeros,
recien pintado, buenas gomas, excelen-
tes condolences. Llame en- seguida al
Tel. 500 azul santurce. 11-1s
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EN- Ell SITIo mas centrico de Santur-
CO, Sc alquilan esplendidas habitaciones
para caballeros u ofcinas. Entrada in
dependiente. Informar&n en- la misma
al lado del o.impo Stop 10, nlmero 100.
1l-26
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sE ALQUILAN varios departamentos
con tres habitaciones y demas comoaI-
dades en- Edifcio nuevo calle Infanta
Luisa No. 2 Ell sitio mas fresco de Ia
Marina, aqua permanente Informaran
en- la Joyeria Bouret. p
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Sc VENDE: Automovil STAR nuevo
acabado de comprar. Tambien una casa
concrete con todas comodidaaes moder-
nos. Parada % cerca carretera nneva.
Informaran telefono 271 azul, Santur-
ce. l1-27
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SE CONFECCIONAN TRACES de todas
clases a precios de situacion. Dir1Jsse
la Srta. Joaquina Guzman. San Fran
cisco 81, telefono 435, San Juan. I'LL
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Sc NECESITAN CHAUFFEURS para
Taxi-Cabs. Deben &c ser Chauffeurs ex-
pertos y saber hablar Ingles. oolamen-
te hombres de buena reputation que
puedan proveer referencias satisfacto-
rias seran aceptados. solicite, Porto Ri
CO Blue Line. 11-21
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sE ALQUILAN varias haottaciones en-
la Gale del cristo No. Is. Informaran
en- la Joyeria Bouret. P
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Sc ALQUILA amplia casa rauy como
da bien ventilsda calle de San Sc
bastian 54. Informes telefonos 1859 ne
gro, San Juan y 493 azul, santurce.
11-z7
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PUENA oportunidad para hacerse de
un buen negocio de Pulperia en-
San Agustin No. 129, Puerta de Tie
rra. Para informes en- la misma, stop
nImero z. 1913
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Sc ALQUILA habitaci6n con servicio
sanitario independents, fresca, muy
cerca del Parque en- casa de familia vi
LA Rosario, Walk ST., Santurce, tele-
fono SOC verde. 11-17
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81 QUIERE conner ruculentamente y
barato mande por su fambrera Hotel
Florida. Tel6fono 1491 12-9
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POCTATEC Inglesas, Ale

ricanas, dc brillo iluminadas, para
detallar desde ole. .25c. Lote de $50
por $500. No disponemos de mues-
tras. MANUFACTURERS IS AGENT,
Box 456. San Juan. 1926.