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whose sole interest lies within the four walls of her home, or the gossip gathered from her friends over the bridge or Mah-Jong table. To be sure, the woman who is giving all of her time and thought to the duties of mother and housekeeper is an ad- mirable one, and the woman who has to take care of two or three chill dren and her home besides certainly has job which permits of no rival.
 But there are very many women so placed that they can find time for an outside interest without in any way neglecting their children or their homes-indeed, they are badly ir need of an outside interest to Is more disfiguring than boredom, and woman who has not enough duties and interests to keep her mentally occupied has small chance of retaining her charm and interest for others. It is this type of woman who greets her husband with com plaints and stories of small mishaps on his arrival home in the evening. I have noticed that the woman who has been busy and interested all day has not found time to collect many complaints.
 There are many jobs in the world for which a mother is better equipped by reason of her home in- terests than the 100 per cent busi- ness woman. There are many jobs, tooa which would take only part of a womans day, as for instance, the morning and early afternoon, or that period during which the child might normally be in the hands of a nurse. or later, in schooll
 Also we must consider the com paratively simple problem into which housekeeping has resolved itself these days. Later I want to speak more specifically of jobs" for the wife and mother.
 really believe that those who still contend that it is impossible for a woman to be good wife and mother and at the same time have an outside interest, are actuated by old standards and traditions and not bV sOnnnOO sense
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH
By DIR. LILLIAN WHITNEY ChiIbIains And Frostbite

A popular belief exists that frost bite occurs only in extremely cold weather, but this is an error, as the condition is sometimes experienced by persons whose circulation is slug gish, on exposure to cold and damp ness The danger of frostbite can be averted by removing wet footwear and rubbing the feet vigorously with warm olive oil The feet are not the only members attacked.
 When the hands are affected 1t is much more difficult to treat them. Remedies for these conditions should be both internal and external. Per sons subject to chilblains are fre- quently poorly nourished. Malt ex- tract with cod liver oil, iron iodide, hypophosphites and other tonics should be used.
 For the immediate relief of chill plains the best application is water the temperature of the body to which has been added few drops of creo- sote Bathe the parts in this solution for ten minutes. then apply the fol- lowing: Castor oil, oil of turpentine, flexible collodion, equal parts of each. Paint on two or three times daily.
 Some persons are subject to chill plains. They must be especially careful of their feet and of the hosiery and shoes they wear The feet should not be exposed to sudden changes of temperature. The hosiery should be wooden, not too thick; it should be thoroughly dry when put on and changed as soon as damp either from precipitation or from moisture leaking through the shoes The same pair should not be worn two days in succession without wash ing or at least thoroughly drying. On no account is the hosiery to be all lowed to dry on the feet, and the practice of putting the feet before the fire is condemned. Shoes must not be too light, and above all never wear shoes too tight in cold weather as this cuts off the circulation of the blood to the parts, and frostbite may result
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RELIEVED noY,s coUGH

Mrs. L. Van BeIIe, Pendr0y, MOnt., writes. T like your Cough Medicine very well. My little boy. 6 years old had very bad cough and after us- ing FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND he secured relief For coughs. colds and hoarseness there is no better remedy on the market today than FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. It has stood the test of time. serving three genera tions. Get the genuine; refuse sub stitutes. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-20

To reduce the possibilities of rail- road crossing accidents, a system of walls has been devised, which are so arranged that a motorist is forced to slow down to five miles an hour before passing over the tracks.
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when you have betrayed her faith ? You would look with an eye of sus- picion yourself on a man who had cheated you.
 The trouble with sinners always is that they think that when they have confessed their fault that they wipe out. their transgression, and that everything should go along just as 1t did before. This is as impossible as it is to make a shattered glass whole. You can cement the parts to- gether, but the cracks are always there, and the beauty gone. For giveness never means forgetting.
 But your wife isn't playing the game fairly either. If she has overlooked your fault, she should let byones be bygones, and not contin- ually nag you with past offenses. She should either break up the home or else be sport enough to try to make it a success on another plane.
 DOROTHY DIX.
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GIFTS THAT will find favor-and gifts found at favorable prices-are in the Christmas Gift Suggestions" Columns of the Classified Section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-20

Beds of peat believed to afford an almost ineXhaustible source of fuel are being worked In the middle west to supply material that can be used as a substitute for coal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-20
SACRED HARP SING
VOcaIists To Gather nI Court House
 SmndnY Morning


 The Jefferson County Sacred Harp Musical association will hold a sing ing in the court house Sunday begin ming at 10 o'clock in the morning and lasting until 1 o'clock in the after noon.
 A special program is being ar ranged, and all harp singers and others are invited to take part, as well as visiting singers from other parts of the state The public Is also invited to attend.
 Dinner will be served at noon. and sometimes over is presented with a newspaper covering and presented to the purchaser with the air of one who would say Here is som ething really handsome-loo<ng for you to be privileged to carry through the streets as far as your own home"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-20

All those having packages for the Santa Claus letters for the East Lake orphanage kindly send same to the home of Mrs. J. M Lathem, 10S2 Crescent avenue, on Thursday or Fri day morning a. the latest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-20
Careers Or Children

itten LydisH Hoyt) for AgeHald All reserved
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WOMEN IN EUROPE
Bv MARGERY WELLS

A girl who was a way-up private secretary looked so i'll clad and so badly protected against the weather that l ventured to ask what her sal ary was. She told me with an air of having achieved great thing. It was $50 per month! What do you think of that-you girls who are sulking and complaining because your salary for the same work or less is one hundred or more? I'm not saying that you don't deserve more. Don't come over and lombard me for that little sentence. But I am just asking you to think of her. Stretch the amount of her monthly income as you will by means of comparing the diff ferent standards of living in the two countries and you will still only be able to count it as S60. And this is a high salary for competent person. She can live on dollar a day here by scrimping and saving, and you can judge for yourself what she will have left for winter coats and frocks and all the shoes that workin woman needs. I tried to tell her that she must demand more, but she was only hopeless It would never be better in her lifetime, she said.
 Shoe Cleaning For women.
 In this country the women clean the shoes both for the men and the OA oatuAC O1 liCAi ON II believe 1t until I saw it done. But 1t really is so. It has never dawned upon them that this might be mans job. so they go about the work quite consistently and turn out the best looking shoes I have seen in many q day. I must confess that my con science smote me and I even went so far as to hide my shoes, thinking would have them shined on some street corner. But no, the maid sought them out and cleaned them while I was away, for she thought to chide me for my carelessness in not leaving them where they would find l their own way to a shine.
 O o O
 An Italian Dog That Spoke English. ! You know how women love to lead
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America. Well, so it is wherever you go. They still have their little pet
 dogs travelling and walking along
 with them. In Trieste I passed one
 with particularly lovely and bushy
 hair. and I stopped to speak a word of admiration into his receptive ear. Then up spoke his mistress in broken English: This little dog speaks only English" And, as by that time the small one in question was offering to shake hands with me, l could not but
 believe her Then she went on, " ou see, I bought him in London some years ago and brought him here and
 I have never conversed with him in any tongue but English. People ask me why I don't teach him Italian, but
 I say, No. I am tired of that language myself and why should l teach it to my dog" She was so earnest and the dog so intelligent looking that one
 could not help but give credit to every
 word of the story, and it was very engaging experience to meet some
 English speaking person in so foreign | country if it was only a little puppy
 with a brown coal.
 Women Smoking As Il Matter
 l Of Course.
 Women smoke in Europe with
 much more ease and grace than they
 do in America I don't believe they
 enjoy it any more than we do at home,
 when we are brave enough or in-
 different enough to indulge in ciga-
 rets, but they are far more natural
 about it. They don't feel quite so
 "stunty" as we do Lots of the wom- en, of course, don't smoke at all, but | when they do they are as natural and
 easy as any man and they are ac- | cepted on just such basis. The result l is that they are scarcely noticed as l doing anything more out of the ordi- | nary run of things than eating their | food might be. l hardly think that l they smoke as many as American
 women do when they once get started, Lthough what quantities they may 1 consume in private still remains
 mystery.
 ."wrapped Up In German Newspaper
 This expression is literally true. | They don't use white and pure and | spotless writing paper here except on
 very extraordinary sessions when l the amount of the purchase might seem to warrant such extravaganza. | But at all times one is presented with l a package done up in newspaper meant to be carried about through
 the streets until ones destination is | reached And, as every one does 1t,
 why every one follows suit. Six
 roasted chestnuts for a cent and half
 these are carefully deposited in an l emergency sack made of newspaper.
 A cake for afternoon receives the same informal attention. Anything and everything costing below 10 cents
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day morning at II o'clock with Mrs. NJ. A. Suerez at 1400 St. Charles street. Every member is expected to be present.
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Dorothy Dir's Letter B0r

The Fiance Who Thinks Engagement Rings "Silly"-The Working Girl Whose Mother Approprates Her Pay En- velope-The Unfortunate Husband Whose Wife Won't Forget
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An Italian Dog That Spoke English.

You know how women love to lead around little puffy Pomeranians in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-20

Dear Mss Dix; I admit that five
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
LA PRENsA SUR AMERICA
ma CoMENTA LOS REsULTA=
DOS DE LA CONFERENCIA
CELEGRADA EN- SANTIAGO
DE CHILE

SANTIAGO, mario Z. (cable fran
ces).-La prensa de esta ciudad dedi,
ca sus editoriales comentar los resul-
tados de L. conferencia pan-america-
ma que termino sus sesiones Ell viernes,
despues de permanecer reunida por
espacio de seis semanas.
Ia prensa elogia los acuerdos gene
rales, especialmente los de comercio
instruction, los tratados para prote-
ger las marcas de fabricas pan-ame-
ricanas, asi como ell movimiento ten
dente apoyar al gobierno americana
para hacer eficaz la ley SEGA.
Sc asegura que la limitaci6n de ar.
mamentos sera tratada durante la sex
ia conferercia, la cual Sc llevara a
efecto en- la Habana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
Mas cablegrarraS

nacional de damas ha sometido la ST.
guiente lista:
Jane Adams, fllantropia; Cecilia
Beaux, pintura; Ana Jump, astrono-
mia; Carrie Chapman, polftica; Ana
Botsford, historic natural; Minnie Mad
dern Fiska, teatro; Louis Homer, mu-
sica; Julia Lathrop, bienestar de nj
nos; Florence sanin, anatomia; Carey
Thomas, instruction; Martha Van Rens
selaer, economic dOmestica y Edith
Wharton, literature.
La srta. Mandujano Sc propone es.
cribir I'm lbro en- Ell cual tratara acer.
ca de las doce damas anteriormente ci-
tadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
CARPENTER VENCIO POP
KNOCK OUT A MILES

PARIS, mayo z. Omitted Press.
En- la lucha celebraea anoche en- esta
ciudad entire Miles y Carpenter, re-
sult6 vencedor ell iiltimo por knock out.
Carpenter entr6 al 'Fring,' pesan-
do 174 libras por 18O su contendiente.
La muchedumbre no ces6 de vito
rear al vencedor, quien continla sien-
do Ell idolo de los franceses a pesar de
haber sido vencido por Battling Sikh
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
LA CAMARA FRANCESA DE
BURDEOS PROTESTA CON-
IRA LA DECISION DEL TRI=
BUNAL SUPREME AMERI=
CANO

BURDEos, mayo z (Cable franc6s)
I'm despacho de Burdeos anuncia
que la Camara de Comercio de aque-
LA ciudad ha enviado un despacho a
M. Poincar6, protestando de la recien-
tie decision del Tribunal Supreme de
los Estados Unidos en- 10 que Sc re-
fiere los barcos extranjeros que lie
ven bebidas a bordo, dentro del lfmi-
te de las tres millas.
Ell referido organismo ha solicitado
del. Jefe del gobierno que adopte las
medidas necesarias a fin de asegurar la
defensa de la marina mercante fran
cesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
LOS INGLESES REGISTRAR
LOS CUARTELES NACIONA=
LISTAS

CAIRO, mayo 7. Omitted Press) =
Numerosas patrullas de soldados bri-
tanicos reccrren las Gales de la pobla-
cion.
Desde esta manana Sc estan regis
trando los cuarteles de los nacionalis-
tas.
Hasta ahora no Sc ha practicado
arresto alguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
LOS DIRECTORIES DE LAS FABRI-
CAS- DE KRUPP INTENTAN DEs-
CARGAR LAS REsPoNsABILIDA-
DIES soBRE LOS oBRERos

WERDEN, mayo z. (Cable franc6s)
-Esta mafiana Sc reanud6 la vista del
case contra los directories de las IA
bricas Krupp, entire los que Sc encuen-
ira ell DR.. Gnstayo Krupp Won Bohlen,
quienes Sc encuentran acusados de. ha-
ber incitado a los obreros para que alta
caran las tropas francesas ell 81 dc
MARIO lltimo.
Ell abogado defensor anunci6 que
tenia % testigos de defensa. dispues-
tos a demostrar la inocencia de los acu-
sados.
El primer testigo en- declarar fu6
Frederick Won Buelow, agente media
dor entire los directories de las fabri-
cas- y la comisi6n economical francesa.
Tambien han declarado cuatro SOL
dados de los que formaban parte del
escuadr6n que penetr6 en- las fabricas
ell l de MARIO. Ellos han asegurado
que ell acusado Muller, presidente del
Consejo de obreros, es responsible de
haber incitado a los obreros a que alta
caran a los franceses.
De acuerdo con las declaraciones
prestadas hasta ahora, no hay pruebas
contra Krupp Won Buhlen y otros di-
rectores. Hay Ia seguridad de que no
estan en- contacto con los culpables.
Probablemente esta tarde terminara
el proceso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
LOS NACIoNALIsTAs EGIP-
CLOS ATACAN A LOS SOLDA=
DOS INGLESES

CAIRO, mayo Omitted Press).-
Anoche Sc uevaron efecto dos aten-
tados contra los soldados ingleses que
Sc encuentran en- esta capital.
Una bomba fu6 lanzada sobre un
tren que Sc encontraba Ileno de tropas
y otra a un grupo de soldados que es-
taba reunido en- la calle.
No hubo heridos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
CARPENTER G PELEARA CON
MAC TIGUE

PARIS, mayo 7. Omitted Press) =
Sc estan hacienda todos los esfuerzos
posibles a fin de firmar un contrato
para un "match" entire Carpenter y
Nc Tigue, Quien venci6 recientemente
en- Dublin Battling Sikh, Ell senega-
les vencedor de Carpenter.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
Ell AVIADOR BARBOT EN-
LARGA ESPERA

CALAIS, mayo 7. Omitted Press9
lei aviador frances Barbot, quien
sai6 aver desde Saint Gleyert hacia
Bolonia fin de cruzar la Mancha sc
encuentra en- Bolonia esperanto que
haya buen tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
LAS TROPAS DE SUN YAT
SEN OBTIENEN UNA RESO=
NANTE VICTORIA

HONG KONG, mayo z. (Cable fran
ces).-Los ejercitos constituencies de
Sun Vat Sen han obtenido una reso-
mantle victoria sobre las fuerzas que
amenazaban Canton.
Ell enemigo Sc declare en- retirada,
dejando en- poder de las fuezas cons
titucionales numerosos prisioneros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
Stack HA s1Do JUzGADo

DUBLIN, mayo Z. Gable frances)
Austin Stack, principal ayuda de
campo de de Valera, y quien fue arres-
tado hace un mes, ha sido juzgado
aver por I'm tribunal militar. 49,
Hasta ahora no Sc ha dado a como
Ger ell .veredicto, pero Sc cree que no
sera condenado muerte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
LAS DoCE MUJEREs MAS
PROMINENTESs DE LOS ESTA
DOS UNIDOS

WASHINGTON, mayo 7. Omitted
Press) En- contestaci6n una, soil
citud de la srta. Mandujano, delegada
chilena a Ia .conferencia pan-america-
ma sobre cuales son las doce muieres
mas prominentes de America, ell Club
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
ALVEAR PTDE QUE ARGEN=
TINA FORME PARTE DE LA
SoCIEDAD DE NACIONES

BUENos AIRES, mayo 7. (cable fran
c6s).-El importante diario porteho.
eta Naci6n'' asegura que ell presi-
dente de la Republica, sr Alvear, pc
dira al Congreso. en- su mensaje annual,
que Argentina forme parte de la So
ciedad de Naciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
ESTDOS UNLDOS LANZARAN
UN EMPRESTITO POR
$400.000.0O0

WASHINGTON, mayo 7. (cable
frances).-El Departamento de Ha-
cienda informa que en- breve negocia-
ra un emprestito de 4O0O0O.OOO fin
de completar el pago de las obligacio-
nes de los bonos de la Victoria.
La nueva emission sera ofrecida un
inter6s de 4.75 por ciento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
HANNA ACOMPANA A LOS
DELEGADOS AMERICANOS

wAsHTNToN, mayo x United
Press).-Don Mateo Hanna, encarga-
do de los negocios de Mejico en- los Es-
tados Unidos yiaja en- compaiia de
los sres. Payton y Warren, delegados
americanos a la conferencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08
UNA NoTICIA QUE CAUsA
HONDA IMPRESSION EN-
INGLATERRA

LoNDREs, mayo z. CCable frances)
La noticia de que en- breve Sc EN-
pezaran las excavaciones en- Jerusalem.
a fin de localizar Ia tumba de David,
ha causado viva impression en- los circu-
los religiosos de esta ciudad.
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AMUEBLADA Sc alquila una casa en-
ell Condado cerca de la escuela Luchet-
ii, de Junio 10. Oct. 30-a persona
responsible, cuatro dormitorios, dos ba-
fos, Garage, casa c6moda para corta
fanilia. Dirfjase a Propietario, Box
80, San Juan. 5-11
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CARIBE

situado On 81 corax6n de In ciudad.
Perfectamente acondicionado cen sofos
los sdelantos modernos: Ascensor, Te-
lefoncs, Timbres, Magnfacas habitacio-
mes con bafiO privSdo , sfsctos santa
tiss. Especial comfort para famiIias ,
v1ajantes. PreciOs moderadsB.
TslSfonos 4s4 1909. p. o. Box SOC.
Gale de San Francisco, No. "a.
San Juan, P. 3.
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Sc DEsEAN dos habiles vendedores que
sepan ingles para trabajar en- un ramo
especial a base de comisi6n sueldo.
Mr.. May, Tetuan II, altos de la Ca
mara de Comercio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08

ST listed deseA un bonito ramc
para novia, coronas flores sueltaa
Dirijase al telefono 2oS axul santur-
CO ssrA stsndtdo Embellishments
p
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GUAGUA CADILLAC: con franquicia
entire San Juan ell Parque Sc vende
por no podcrla atender su dueno. Di-
rijase al apartado 541, San Juan. e.
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Sc vENDE.-Una casa nueva, de
MADEIRA concrete, cuatro habitacio-
nes, dos servicios sanitarios, cocina de
gas, SO deja algo en- hipoteca. Tel. s4s.
Box 661.-5-9.
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CUE DEL1CIA es tsmsr el HY0ToLE
= que alivio siente 81 peche GUAM
DO hay catarro, y la tos molesta. Pru6-
beIo y Sc convocara. 5-31
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EN- LUNA 25 ALTOS, Sc alquila un
local independence con vista la ca
lie propio para oficina. Informara en- la
n1sma. Cd
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ANUNClOS CLASFlCAD0S :

Sc ALQUILA sitio muy fresco en- Mi
ramar la mitad de Is casa. $500, con
dos habitaciones. Stop No. IL carrete-
ra Nueva No. 4. Telefono No. $50
Verde. 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08

LA GREcE, ell noejor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 21.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08

SoIlAREs al Contado a Plazos muy
liherales. A un precio sumamente mo-
dico puede I'd. adquirir un solar en- ell
meior sitio de Hato Rey, parada SO, con
solo pagar de contado ell so por ciento
e! resto, ell 10 por ciento del costa de
Ia propiedad, en- pagos semestrales. Pi-
da informes Manuel Rojas, Allen
II l 2. Telefono 579, San Juan. .6-3
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H1Lo JAPoNEs. Superior q cuantos
Sc han empleado para coser s mano y
= maquina, por su hexibi1idad tor
sion especial. Les Muchachss, san
Juan, P. r. p.
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LA GREcA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 21.-AdvtD
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Sc NECEsITAN vendedores. Magni-
flea perspectiva para quienes tengan
necesidad y deseen ganar dinero. Escri
ba ahora misma ALMA, Box 9O2.
San Juan. P. R. 5-12
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Sc vENDE una parcela de terreno en-
Caguas, colindante con la calle de Gel
Sol" hoy "Padial''. Dirigirss Box
rs, HumacaO, P. R. 60
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NHAQUINAs UsADAs: -Tenemo
Ava complete surtido de maquinas d
escribir usadas reconstruidas de to
das las marcas a precios muy especia
les. Escribanos, visitenos o lame po
tel6fono.
Finlay Machine Exchange.
Altos Ferreteria Finlay. Tel. sos, Sal
Juan, P. R. g.
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REXo.- Camaras fotograficas toda
clase de accessories. No tienen nada que
envidiar ninguna otra marca. vCa Ell
surtidc que tenemos. Los Mucha,ncs,
San Juan, P. R. e-3
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BE ALQUEIA Gale Europa NO. 20 Is
Quina America casa concrete nueva:
Altos 8 Departamentos Bajos ample
lscsl para comercio con AparadersS.
MFoRMARAN en- In misma casa. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08

LA 0REcA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetudn 21.-AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08

solo $4,000 contado. Compra usted
he1mosa casa MADEIRA con solar 700 me
tros centrica cerca Stop %. Rentando
$50. Resto en- hipoteca t6rmino indef-
nido. Llame tel6fono s19 rojo, San
turce. :. 5-11
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Sc VENDEN

Vacas americanas reci6n pa
ridas de fina raza y aclimatadas
en- el pals.
Informaran en- la muebIeria
Los Novios', S. Brau ~, Tel. o5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-08

Sc CoMPRAN ocho diez asientos
de a dos personas cada uno, propios
como para una guagua. Dirijase al
Apartado 1447, an Juan 5-1o