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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-07
Waiting Patiently.

A negro called at the hospital
and said, 81 called to see how NAH
fren' Joe Brown was gettin' along"
The nurse said, why, he's get
ting along fine, he's convalescing
now"
Well" said the darkey, "I'll just
sit down and wait till he's
through. Bison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-07
Shuttle On. Old Thing.

The Ford taxi suddenly came to
a halt in the middle Of the street.
What is the matter?" called the
man from the back seat.
Il thought the young lady said
STOP" answered the chauffeur.
We'll, she wasn't speaking to
you, was she?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-07
SHAVINGS
Turning Tables.

A negro went fishing. He hook
ed a big catfish which pulled MIN
overheard. AS he crawled back in
to the boat, he said, philosophical
ly: What I wanna know is dis:
Is dis niggah fishin' or is dis fish
niggerin'?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-07

Patrick Brannan, aged 76 years,
died at his home in Gratiot on Sun
day evening, Oct 28th, of a complica-
ton of diseases. Funeral was held
Tuesday morning, Rev. Father Gar
"itv officiating Interment was in the
Gratiot Catholic cemetery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-07
MINING co. BUYS
STEEL SNOW PLOW

BENTON.-The Rodham & McQuit-
ty Mining company have purchased d
new steel snow pillow, which attaches
to the front of one Of their big trucks,
and they intend to be in position TO
keep the road open between their
mine and the depot, a distance of over
four miles. During past winters they
have spent hundreds of dollars To
keep this road open for ore hauling,
and the heavy expense, together with
the annoying and sometimes costly
delays, induced them to purchase i
plow.
AS Mr. and Mrs Geo. Kirkpatrick
and family were returning to their
home il Dubuque from Benton Sun
day evening they narrowly avoided a
bad accident. While driving down the
Eagle Point hill they met a car COM
ing up the hill at high rate of speed.
Mr. Kirkpatrick, who was driving
truck, was blinded by the bright glare
of the oncoming car and his truck
struck the rail, knocked out two posts
and started down the embankment
Mr.. Kirkpatrick finally stopped the
truck after the other occupants had
jumped for their lives. 1t was d
miraculous escape.-Advocate.
, 1923-02-27

OF silent beauty. Overhead. enormous
trees. in which tho sacred monkeys
slept, dropped tcndrils like long arms
yeaSning with tho love OF mother
earth. Here and there the embprs of
n dying fire EloHed crimson. and the
only occasional sound was OF sleepy
cattle that chewed the Cud Contented-
~. Once, a mans voice singing by
n fireside conjured back for n moment
the worlds hard illusion. but the still
ness and the mystery overCame him
too, n all was true again, and won.
derfuI. o..
Hand in hand they followed the road
to its end and camo into a clearing
at a forest. edge. whore an ancient
ruined temple nestled In the shadow
Of great trees.
In front OF the temple was a pond
edged with carved stone.
"StNl hand in hand. they crossed
the clearing midway to the pond. and
there Yasmini bnde them stand.
Draw no nearer. Only stand and
watch"
She had n great blue flower In her
bosom that heaved and fell for proof
Of her WI emotion. Hnsumurti's
hand was trembling ms she nestled
closer. and Tess felt her own puls'ng
TO quick'beats M she clnsped the
girls.
Yasm'nI walked alone TO the very
edge OF the pond. where she began
to dance. moving very slowly in tho
first few rhythVlc steps, rcscmblInE
n water goddess. tho cl,nginG silk DIS
rHaR=HH..~ F4a- r-r.- .-.#rF-- R-.
, 1923-02-27

and knowledge hat her SIT was moro
than gold and rubies.
For an hou they sat together muir.
muring questions and reply, heart an.
swcring to heart, eyes reading eyes,
and hand EMBEDDING hand: until at last
Nasmini rose to leave him and he
10 watch her go.
Moon OF my existence"' was his
farewell speech to her.
Dear lordr' she answered. Their
she turned and left him. Not a word
passed her lips until they reached the
house.
Very late indeed thai night Tess
was awakened by Yasminrs hand
stroking the hair back from her fore.
head.
What do you think Of him. she
asked. How do you like him? Tel
met
"splendIdr' Tess answered.
DID you recognize him?'
Surely! I know Prince Utirupa
Singh. He came to my garden party!
Isn't he the who Sir Roland Sam.
son told me ought to have been ma.
haraJah instead of Gungadhura7"
Yasamini nodded and pressed her
hand.
Tomorrow night you shall see an.
other spectacle. Once. when RaJpu.
tana was a verltuble land of kings,
there was n custom hat each great
king held q durbhr. to which princes
came from everywhere. in order that
tho kings daughter might choose her
own husband from among them, Tho
custom d'ed. nlonR with other fashions
that were good. ! am n kings dnugh.
ter Tomorrow night ! will single nut
my husband, md name him by the
ttl" under which I shall marry him
N tho preSonre Of such mon OF roynl
blood as ran no trusted with II secret
for a day or twol There are many
, 1923-02-27

pomegranates to the gate in the gar.
den wall.
A Waterman opened the gate and,
Yasnini leading. they passed through
a double line of RaJput noblemen. who
drew their sabers at some ones hoarse
command and made steel arch over.
head that Flashes ms snimmered in
the torchl:ght. Beyond that one order
to draw sabers none spoke n word.
In the road were three great ele.
plants standing in line with ladders
leaning against them. The one in
'front.' was a tusker VIII golden caps
, 1923-02-27
I~NSTALLMENT NO. NINE.

, creased the simmons parfec+io, 30 o,cb
pose.
ch
!, -oaanraa aaa.eo
ra.ha- uI.eS"N. 80
IT, .a.ra,. ~
I hood ar5 uasa.,. 70 -" 80
Tee who 1890 49, -"air..s
no .ha.o waa ~. .n"o,
tbougbt I, oil vasutnTs ,hnna =,
nooJs b,,t 49, go - ~ mm
estrv md 10 n-oters,or,
prasortIv sLo oo,ood uo-o u,,,,,,
making NJ so,pd 80 nhon+or mGS.
and gr,cnruI tbat tho rhytpm -, Snr
movemont co-r,ad her r;+b .caroo -
. r'o al a..
re ne
'''eu
'h' moon OF my uesre' On GEAR
I"the'
Instantly the dance ceased. In.
stantly her air Of triumph left her
md q new mood clothed her with
humility; for all that grace Of high
attainment given her were nothing.
unless She too. made OF It a gift. That
night her urpose was to give the
whole of what she knew herself to be.
So. with arms to her sides and head
erect. h walked straight toward the
temple; and a man came out to meet
her; tall and strong. who STROBE like
a scion OF a stock of warriors. They
met midway and neither spoke. but
each looked in tho others eyes, then
took each others hands. and stood
still minute after Minute.
, 1923-02-27

broke on the stiffness. Horses wheeled
out from the shadow of the wall. led
by saises. and the Rajput gentry
mounted.
Straight down the quiet road I'M
der the majestic trees. with the mon.
keys, frightened by the t~ourchlight,
chattering nervously among the
branches-to the right near the lane
Yasminl used the night before, and
on toward the shadowy bulk Of a
great house in the distance the ele-
plant trod loftily, the swing and
sway of his back suggesting ages Of
, 1923-02-27

and chains on his Eliatening ivory.
and a howdah on his back like a min.
iature pagoda-Yasmini mounted him,
followed by Tess and Hasamurti, who
took their place behind her in the how
dab. one on either side.
The other women climbed on to the
elephant behind. and the third one
was mounted by one man. who looked
like a prince. to judge by the Jewels
glittering in his turban.
His brotherr' Hasamuru whis.
pered.
Then again a hoarse command
, 1923-02-27
WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY.

40
The Treasure Of Sia.pore, fabul
Gus wealth gathered by generations
OF maharajahs. IL sought by three
persons. The first is
"Nasm;ni, daughter OF the last ma
harajah and n Russian princess. To
her. instead OF bequeathing the secret
OF its hiding place, he left only
a riddle fOr a clue.
GunEadIIura, Il distant cousin of
Yasmini. IS placed on the throne In
he father pace by the British au,
tlor!ties who hold that n woman
could not successfully rule the terri
tory. He employees spies OF all kinds
TO watch YasminL. believing that she
ms knowledge OF its whereabouts.
Though he is n dissolutc. unscrupu,
lous man. he was chosen over.
Utirupa Singh, another distant cou.
Dick Blaine, an American mining
engineer, is hired by Gungadhura to
search for gold in the vicinity Of Sail
pore.
Theresa Blanc, his wife. strikes up
a friendship with Yasmin!. The
latter enlists the services OF
AOhl AAipSs liz IllA4"l dpaAA . LIB
lish drill master, and his dog Trot,
tiers on her side OF the intrigue.
Sir Ronald Samson, the English
Commissioner. Is the third anxious
10 find the treasure. On the govern
ment's account. holding that Gungad-
hura might cause trouble should he
find it and mistrusting Yasmlni's I'M
petuous ways II she should DO the
lucky one. Fearing to eat lest Gun
Eadhura poison her and planning to
escape. Yasmini beEs Tess to come to
her own palace Cwhere she IS a pris-
oner.) Tess comes with Dick who
stays with Tom Tripe while she JOINS
Yasmini.
While YasminI and Tess plot the
formers escape, Dick and Tom Tripe
waiting some distance away in a she1
Gungadhura arrives with three en-
nuchs and demands Ambulance. As
he shows his face at the gate, Vas
mini strikes at him with her knife
and he suffers an ugly wound in the
face. He is forcing the gate when
Akbar, an elephant maddened by
rum. chases Tripe's dog Trotters to
the gate. frightening Gungadhura
and his aids away. YasminI opens
the gate to admit the terrified dog.
The diversion created by the drunk.
en- elephant allows the women to cs-
cape from the palace with Dick and
Tom Triple. Yasminl p~ersuades Tess
to go with her on n secret mission to
q place some distance.
One could not speak aloud, for the
spell OF mystery oycrlay everything.
, 1923-02-27
who VII gladly sec the end OF Gun.
gadhura."

who VII gladly sec the end Of Gun
gadhura"'
Ton Tr!pe came to Gungadhu.a
with his story Of finding n silver tuEe
in the cellar of the house occupied by
the Blaines and owned by Mukhum
Dass.
Dick Blaine had seen him so he had
not taken the tube he sa d. Dick fur.
thermore had rolled a safe over the
cellar door Tom reported. Mukhum
Dass, during the absence of Bla ne,
broke INTO the cellar and stole the
tube. Only Pinga the beggar watched
him.
A little later Mukhum Dass, smiling
| as he rode, was struck down by n
kn!fe-blow from behind n pitched
off his mule head.foremo5t. The fact
of his one having been taken de-
prived the murder of any unusual I'M
terest.
Tess and Yasmini were discussing
the latter's future. When the Cere.
mony is over" said Tess. and you
yourself have proclaimed Prince Ut.
t,VN lF~. - Csa1ValEA VhaEa aN~tN1 OF i
remain tho nrobIem Of how 70 oct
| Gunradbura ont Of tho way"
n
q IT,
- 49, ~ Ill., -
Inn" W
nc - 80
aiinH' " -,
~ : pu' =, VI II
quo a.! =" - -
nen u,n ~
nul" 80 1870 -. ~ ~
mUIa 80 ~ daHv oy,en.ss ~ bia
'o, 80 - na
I'm; ~ 5iao.,n1a ~ ,bo IN.
ra'''. SVaIIs 10 ..
lHss VI He' ''''"'
And you nave been looking Tor me
treasure ever since your iather uleu'
Ever since NY 'I'nSI prop. " u
on his dcathbed that should nave il
in the end u all no to'u 10 hep me
find II was n sert OF Cenui'u' III
looks Tor flowers ne sao,
finds happ ness. VINO iooNS ior E"u
finds all the hrnes n the t'ih ol
war! \ hundred guard me treas
day and night WIN inc iu"
moon! SO have always looReu LOT
flowers, II l am often happy
who or what can the hundred be.
who guard the trensur day and
night" Tess wondered.
THAT is what puzzled me. Al frst'
, 1923-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-An ap-
preparation of S150.OOO for investi-
CATION by the reclamation service
Of the Columbia irrigation project
in Washington state and its effect
Pm the Umatlla district was added
to the third deficiency appropriation
bill today by the house.
, 1923-02-27

past history. and everlasting ages
more tn come.
Copyright 1929, The Bell Syndicate.
Inc.
Another fine instalIment tomorrow.
, 1923-02-27

One could not speak aloud, for the
spell OF mystery overlay everything.
They walked into. the very heart
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SOCIEDAD DE AUTORES
PORTORRIQUENOS

Ell sabado Sc llevo a efecto en- los
salones del Ateneo Portorriquefio
una junta para nombrar la, directi
va que ha de regir los destinos de
esta naciente sociedad.
La directiva fue votada por los
ssocios, resultando electos los siguien
tes:
Presidente, Luis Llorens Torres.
Vice-Presidente, Nicolas Blanco.
Tesorero, Jose Gonzalez Ginorio.
Secretario, Eusebio S. Prats.
Vocales: Carlos N. Carreras, Je-
sus Figueroa, Antonio Coll Vidal
u |. de Diego Padro, y M. Rios
Ocana.
Suplentes: Rafael Sanchez Bone
ta, Nicolas Rivas, y Luis Pales Ma
tos.
Los fines que Sc propone esta So
ciedad no pueden ser mejores; fo-
mentar la literature teatral en- ell
pals y crear un ambiente de compa-
.nerismo Y solidaridad entire todos los
asociados.
La toma de possession de la nueva
directiva Sc llevara efecto el pro-
ximo sabado 27 de los corrientes.
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TOS SEGA

Los duros terrones de fiema' que en-
barazan la garganta Y la nariz cuando Sc
tiene una toss SEGA hacen penoso ell res
piro, la garganta dificil de sanarse.
Tratemos de emitir las fiemas con un
medic pronto, facil y SECURE: el Jarabe
Leonardo para la Tos (Creosotadol
sana la tos. Els antiseptico, abre las Was
del aire. destaca las fiemas, protege
los pulmones. Es inocuo, es ell mejor
remedio contra los resfriados, la tos, in
fuenza, bronquitis. tos ferina y coque
luehe. Protejamonos ProcuremOnos uns
botella en-, Ia botiea, hoy.
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NOVEDAD SENSACIONAE
EN- SORTFJAS,

EN- SORT1JAS~
SSs "a. zar al mercado Ell
S modelo de Sortijas
mas bello de mas
" buen gusto que u.s.
ted jamas shaya po-
dido yer 0 imaginarse. Estas hermo-
sisifnas Sortijas son de ORC LAMI-
NADO ENCHAPADO DE Ia XII
LATES garantizadas incondicional-
mentet por 10 amos. llevan monta-'
dos con exquisite gusto cuatro pre-
ciosos Brillantes sinteticos " tres
eldgantfsimos Zafiros. Ell conjunto de
estas siete lindfsi1has piedras pre-
ciosas sinteticas, es esplendido, des-
lumbrador' v de una bellezas fasci-
nante; cuantas persenas ven estas
Sortijas quedan adnniradas de elias
Y sienten irresistibles deseos de po-'
seer una.e
Por pocos dfasg solamente, como
propaganda, vendemos esta Sortl-
ja6 al bajisimo precio especial de
$2.45; despues costara $3.50.
Con esta preciosa Sortija causarA
usted la erVidia v admiration de sus
amigos. Pida la suya linmediatamen-
te v lie enviaremos extra de REGA-
LO una elegante' Pulsera. un Alfiler
de corbata o una Pluma fuente. Pi-
diendo DOS Sortijas enviaremos
TRES regalos.
NO MANDE DINERO. Cuando
reeiba ell paquete paguele $2.45 al
Postmaster. Use nuestra Sortija por
80 dfas, v 81 no queda absolutamente
satisfecho de ella avfsefos para de-
volverleH Embellishments su dinero.
AprovecheT esta magnffica oferta, es-
criba how.
RIvALLE MERCANTILE
AGENCY
CAYEY. p. R.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICO-
LA DE PUERTO RICO.
sEcRETARrA

o6ON64 4kAxe4kA
Habiendo sufrido extravio Ell titulo
nimer0 211 compuesto de cinco accio-
mes nnmeros 8S4 al s38 "Primera Sc
rie" de este Banco, expedido en- 10
de abril de 1916 a nombre de don
SALVADOR sNADAL, de Mayagiiez; a
peticion de Da. Carmen Ma. Nadar Ca
rri6n Sc hace constar, para que 81 a
los dos meses de la primera publica-
ci6n de este anuncio sin reclamation
de tercero ell Banco libre de response
bilidad expedira nuevo titulo en- sus-
tituci6n del extraviado.
SAN JUAN P. r. 10 de oCTUBRE de
1928. Ell Secretario p. Rocafort.
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ANUNCIOS CIASIFICADOS

eE ALQUILAN varios apartamantos
con tres habitaciones demas comodi-
dades en- Edifcio nuevo Gale Infanta
Ltlisa No. 2, el sitio mas fresco de la
Marina, aqua .permanente. Informaran
en- la Joyeria Bouret. p.
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vENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs
en- la calls Hoare", stop IA, santurce.
Lame al telefono 67s azui, santurce,
y seran servidos inmediatamente. P,
DOS HABITACIONES claras venti-
ladas Independence con balloon 81
ito centrico cada una 10 dollars. Las
alquilan matrimonio solo a j6venes Q
caballeros de buenas costumbres.
Informes Telefono 373 azul.
San Juan.
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VICTOR A. AUFFANT

Ingeniero Sonsultor y Contratis-
tata. Pozos Artesianos. Cons
truccionesp en- general. p. O.
Box 70, TeI6fonoi 234, Ponce,
Puerto Rico.
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A LOS SUScRIToREs DE 'EL MUM
Do'' EN- SALINAS

Por medic de estas lineas les hago
saber que desde este mes Ell periodicc
scra cobrado quincenalmente. Rues de-
lido las conveniencias de algumos
subscritores me es impossible darle 81
peri6dico mensual. Esto me trae dema-
slados- trastornos para remesar a la ad-
nlinistraci6n a su debido Eempo.
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lilo Correa, Marcelino Ramirez, Leoncio
Figneroa, Ricardo salgado, Emilio Na.
vas, Mariana Daum6n, Manuel L. Mar
tinez, Pedro Rivera y Lcdo. Felipe il
m6nez. ~.
4 81 el pueblo desea su bienestar, debe
respaldar esta naciente asociacion que
viene nenar un vacio existente n
nuestro pueblo, para conseguir su pro
sreso inaustriaE v proveer de trabajo
a miilares de brazos cue sufren Ell ma
lestar presente.
Evangelista Calder6n, Emilio Navas,
David Benjamin, Seberiano Ortiz, ma
nuel Barbosa,s Leoncio Figueroa, Maria
no. Daumont, Marcclino Ramirez, Gallo
A. Maldonado, Manuel @. Munoz, De-
metric Sanchez, Manuel B. Martinez y
Jose Garcia.
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NENDO: Finca entire Catano y
Bayamon. 112 cuerdas. Infor-
mara: Pedro del Vale, Estaci6n Fe-
rrocarril, Carretera Cataio.
11-15
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soL1crTo

Agentes y corresponsales, para dar
a conocer La Critica Popular, sema-
mario Independence defensor de los in
tereses del pueblo en- general. Compro
un Mimeografo de uso; Dirijase Box
ATT Guayama, P. R.
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I OCAL PARA TIENDA o ALMA
CEN: Sc alquila un local amplio,
ventilado v con mucha luz en- un
edificio de concrete construido hace
POGO en-. el No. % de la Gale de San.
Agustfn con frente la West India
Oil Co. que tiene 155 metros cua-
drados de superfcie sin divisiones y
todo con piso de concrete ademas
un patio.
Informara: Eloy Garcia Cruz,
Apartado 488, telefono 921 azul, San
Juan.
HOTEL "FLORIDA": Ofrecemos la-
bitaciones limpias propias para matr1-
monios caballeros con comidas sin
servicios precios econ6micos. Llame
al telefono 1491 y le informaremos
gustosos. p.
Sc ALQUILA en- Barranquitas, una
casa c6moda con Acueducto propio
Cerca del Pueblo. Dirfjase por escrito
F. A. Crescioni. Avenida Olimpo 8,
Miramar. 1870
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! CE VENDE esplendido solar, 500
metros cuadrados, carretera Pa
rada 351a (Hato Rey), dos casas, una
2 plantas, una terrera para tienda,
un garage. Facilidades pago. In
! formara: A. Gonzalez, Box TOT, San
Juan. 11-17
! GAN GA: Por $4,000 un hermoso. jue-
go de habitaci6n ropero de lunas, to-
cador y lavamanos con grandes espe-
Jos. Otros muebles. Sol No. z, altos.
PIANO - Por ausentarss la amilia go
vende un piano alaman marca zelter &
Winke!mann, tres pedales, en- excelen-
te condicion. Puede verse en- Mendez
vigo 27, PONCE.
Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones como1
das frescas con sin comida en- casa
familia. Ndmero 20 Gale del Condado
Santurce.
Tel6fono 498 negro Santurce.
a MUSICOS
81 Vendo violin, buen sonido, con GAIA
arco. nuevo. $4,000. Cornetin sis
tema largo, cambio rapido por la
bomba, niquelado, acabado de recibir.
$4,000. En- cualquier otra parte cues
ia $4,000 Cuerdas de violin, cello y
contrabajo. Tengo la unica prima de
alambre para violin que inita ell So
nido de cuero y no parte ell puente.
5000 docena.
RAMON ARANDES, Box Ga, Ca
tano, p. r.
VENDO: Juego 'Dumb-Bells'' huecas
para graduar peso, .hasta $50 lbs. 70
lbs. municiones n1mero 4 $1,000. Infor-
mara G.. Gutierrez, Postoffce.
WANTED SHIPPING AND STOCK
CLERK. Most be Proficient in English
and Spanish. Morris e. Storyk. Isabel
III No. 5 Marina, San Juan
TAQUIGRAF,A de ingles y espa-
mol con experiencia desea coloca-
cion. Telefono 795 verde, San Juna.
BUEN NEGOCIO. En- la calle Bue-
naventura No. 63, Barrio Seboruco,
Sc vende barato un puesto de frutos
del pals. Para informes dir1jase
Virginio Morales, administrator.
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LALLACAS VENEzOLAIJAS.- En-
la calie Barcelona nimero 10 altos,
hallara usted estas deliciosas acredi-
tadas hallacas. Tel. 192 azul, santur-
ce. Atendemos pedidos de Ia Isla, q.
O. D. I'LL
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J IA CRECA. al naeioF restaurant.
de San Juan. Tetuan 21----Advf.
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LOCALES para ofcinas disponibles en-
San Francisco 54 (altos de la Farmacla
de Blanco. Informaran: Mediavilla.
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LA 0REcA. Ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.
LA GREcA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.
VENDo IN magnifico solar .ssHads .en
10 Gale Mcgleary cerca as h nsjos
playa de baaos de santutcs Inferma-
RI J. 8. Tel 46s. San Juan > Bsx 1za
Gan Juan. P. z. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-26

en- la .tanda matinal del domingo %.
"a las 10 1l2 de la mafiana)
1o.-Un estuche de Perfumerfa DJER-
KISS.
(Comprado en- la Farmacia San
Francisco)
2o..-Un estuche Japones, con bonn
bones finos.
(Comprado en- La Filosoffa =
NO.
3o.--Un Vanity de la perfumerfa
DTFR-KJSS..
(Comprado en- la Farmacia San
F'rancisco)
4o.-Un pase para entrar gratis al
Rialto durante eun mes.
5o.-Una GAIA de Bombones.
(Comprada en- La Filosofia).
6o.-Un pase para entrar al Rialto
gratis durante un mes.
7o.r-:Ln frasco de esencia DJER-
KISS.
(Comprado en- la Farmacia San
Francisco).
Sc estrenara en- San Juan la her.
mosa obra cinematografca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-26

Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones c6mo1
das Y frescas con sin comidasen casa
familia. Nsimero 20 Gale del Condado
Santurce.
Telefono 498 negro Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-26
MIISICOS

WANTED SHIPPING AND STOCK
CLERK. Most be Proficient in English
and Spanish. Morris E. storyk. Isabel
II No. 5 Marina, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-26

PIANO. Por ausentarss la amilia go
vende un piano alenan marca Zeiter &
Winkelmann, tres pedales, en- excelen-
te condici6n. Puede verse en- Mendez
vigo 27, PONCE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-08

IVY 1~ B1A l ElQ6 n 8 6 When you're sitting at home your easy chair reading the rious advertisements which fill the daily PARE PIZrTZ PRICES Compare them with those of other stores And when you storecompare the qualities It is known fact that PIZITZ SELLS FORLESS.
 How do we know we selforess?
 board of censorship consisting of two of buyers the merchandise manager and the advertising manager pass every which goes advertisements corps of shop pers employed merchandise sold by other stores cry both quality and the prices made and this board makes its business that OUR PRICES ARE LOWER HERE IS THE REASON Our operating cost nearly 10 per cent less than that of other large store the country In other words costs 10c less to sell every dollars worth of merchandise than does the majority of stores tremendous volume extraordinary turn plus the greatest operating economy makes this possible This saving give back to our customers in LOWER PRICES We have been doing this for years Last year alone saved the Birmingham public nearly $300000 This year we will save them We are going to continue to do 1t.
 Is any wonder then that growing by le and bounds? t any wonder that constructing of the largest most modern department the entire THINK IT OVER! And above all- C OMPARE PIZ1TZ PRICES with those you asked to pay elsewhere
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