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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12
Hunter Killed
by Accidental y
Discharge Shotgun

Burr Carnage met with terrible
shooting accident Saturday after
noon which caused his death. Mr..
Carnage and his stepson, Howard
McNalley were hunting for rabbits
in the Russell woods and were re-
turning with their trophies when go
ing through some bushes Mr.. Gam
ages shotgun discharged. hitting him
in the lower part of the face and en-
Young McNalley,Nwho was quite
distance behind Mr.. Carnage rushed
out of the woods for help. Mr..
Herbert Young, who had been at
Fairview Park with his truck on an
errand was driving out at the rear
entrance on to the Russell road when
he saw McNelley coming on the run.
" the attitude of the lad. Mr..
Young realized at once that there
was trouble. and he turned his truck
up the road to meet him. When he
met. McNalley told him of the ac-
cident, Mr.. Young, saw how seriously
Mr.. Carnage had been injured, and
knew that it would be impossible to
get Mr.. Young out to the road with
out more help.
Leaving Young McNelley to watch
Mr. Carnage, Mr.. Young hurried to
the home Of the injured mans par
ents. who lived near by where he
asked the mother to call the doctor,
and got brother Carlton and some
friends who were at the house. TAX
ing some blankets they hurried back
to the woods. AS carefully as pos
sible they brought Mr.. Carnage to the
road. made a bed in the bottom of
the truck, and took him to his home
on Beech street, where DR.. C. Earl
Richardson attended him. Mr.. Gam
ages injuries were so critical that he
died soon after reaching his home.
Mr.. Carnage was born in Skowhe-
gan. the second son of Charles and
Bessie A. Gilman Carnage, and was
Is years of age. He leaves besides
his parents, his wife, earl T. Nc
Nalley. three brothers, Forrest, Carl
ton and Floyd, and two STEP sons.
Howard and Arthur McNalley, all of
whom reside in Skowhegan. except
Arthur, who Is in the United States
Navy.
The funeral service will be held
at the homes on Beech street Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock and will
ne conducted by the Rev. George
Merriam. pastor of the Bethany Bap-
fist church.
Mr.. Carnage was a man respected
by all who knew him and he was
just recovering from serious sur
gical operation. During the many
weeks of convalescence he had shown
much courage and fortitude. His
family have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12
Mrs. Daniel z. Wescott

Mrs. Emma, wife of Daniel F.
Wescott died Saturday morning at
the home of her daughter and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ward
on Ward Hill in Madison, after a
long illness. Mrs. Wescott was born
in Madison, Aug. 20, 1858, the daugh-
ter of Daniel and Joanna Judkins
Dickinson. She was married on April
Fl. 1877 to Daniel F. Wescott and
for few years resided in Norridge-
wock, but for many years the fam
lily has, resided on Ward Hill in
Madison.
Mrs. Wescott is survived by her
husband and three children, Carlton
Wescott, Mrs. Ernest Ward of Madi-
son, and Mrs. Robert Green of
'Skowhegan. Mrs. Wescott had a.
large circle of friends who were
grieved to hear of her death. She
was member of the Madison w. c..
r u.
:@sThe funeral services will be held
this Monday forenoon at 10 o'clock
at the horne of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
and will be conducted by the Rev.
Charles III. Mckinney. pastor of the
Congregationalist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12

upon their iite.s work ana one has
entered the x. Nc. A, work and
the other is teachtng this year and
will 30 to Newton Theological Sem
mary at Newton next year to study
for the ministry.
Led by Halves, ropsins, cheers
were given FOR Professor Newman.
John L. Fish. editor of the Inde-
pendent Reporter, spoke briefly and
urged the boys to be appreciative OF
their homes, parents. the church and
Sunday school. MIR. Fish was cheer
ed.
Mrs. Gridley r. rogg read the
following poems by Edgar Guest:
"only Dad" "A Boys Feet" "The
Cut Down Trousers" and ."Under-
standing" Cheers were given for
Mrs., Fogg. Joseph Smith, the or.
ganizer OF the ri Sigma Club, and
Clifton Lord. both gave brief re-
marks. At the close Of the program
the boys and their guests visited the
Boys Club room in the basement OF
the church.
The toasts and songs were CON-
posed by Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Floyd
G.. Nye. Miss Dorothy M. Nye and
Mrs. Gladys Kicker.
The affair was much enjoyed and
was carried out in q most success.
full and pleasant manner. The dec
orations were American. flags and
red and white carnations.
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noy12-i

removal from Skowhegan and wish
TOR them success and happiness In
their new home.
Herbert L. Newman, student secre-
tary Of Colby college. was in town
Friday night and gave an address at
the Father and Son banquet at the
Bethany Baptist church. He was,
while In town, the guest OF Joseph
Coburn Smith, the organizer /of the
Pi Sigma boys club.
The November meeting OF the Ella F.
Mitchell Philathea class will be held
this evening at the Bethany church.
The social following the business is to
be directed by a committee of which
Mrs. Ethel W. Arnes IL chairman. This
will be the annual business session of
the class and officers for the coming
year viii be elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Foyer of
Waldoboro, are parents Of little
laughter. born Sunday noon at the
Somerset hospital in Skowhegan.
Mrs. Sawyer was before her marriage
Miss Maria Fletcher.
Mrs. Thomas Lesser of Keenville
was taken by the Themes q. Lord
ambulance to the Somerset Hospital
Saturday morning where she sub
mtffed to 4 ss,rgiraf ot,eration.
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PERSONAL MENTION

John Natting and Winnotla Rich
ards were In Lewiston Saturday for
the day.
Mrs. Della Kimbali went to Wat
erville Saturday morning. to visit
with friends for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Chapman of
Athens was business caller in town
Mrs. Maud Kincaid left Saturday
morning for Portland and Boston.
where she will pass week visiting
with friends.
Mrs. Walter p. ordway left Sat.
urday morning for Boston on a
pleasure trip and today, Monday, Mr..
Ordway will go to Boston.
Mrs. George Otis Smith, daughter
Louise, and Miss Augusta Myers left
Saturday for Washington. D. c.,
where they will pass the winter.
Miss Cecilia Fortier went to Au-
burn Saturday morning to visit for
few days with her sister and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Tirney.
Miss Helen Hight, a freshman at
Colby college, passed Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
B. Hight of West Front street,
Misses Mamie O'Riley and Eva
Dore went to Bangor Saturday, where
they are to be guests Of Mrs. James
Conroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boardman are
parents of little son born recently
which Is the fourth child. They have
named the little lad Robert Edward.
Mrs. Hamlin Perkins OF Madison
was the guest for the day Friday of
her niece and husband, Attorney and
Mrs. Harold j. Phillips Of West Front
street.
Miss Louise H. Coburn returned
Saturday night from Portland,
where she went Thursday morning
and where she was IN attendance at
meetings Of the Colonial Danes.
Frank Bartlett of Waterville was
Sunday guest of Miss Anne M.
Caswell at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence B. Hight West Front
street.
Mrs. Ella Priest. who makes her
home with her son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Priest, who are moving
to Augusta. left Saturday morning
for that city.
Mrs. Andrews Peters and daugh-
ter, Lorena Billiveau, went to Gardi-
ner Saturday morning. where they
will visit with Mrs. Peters daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Turcotte.
Mrs. George j. French and daughter
Shirley of Concord, N. H., arrived in
town Saturday and are the guests of
Mrs. French's sister-in-law. Mrs.
Stanley Ney.
Mrs. William Mooers and baby son
Marion, who have been passing a
month with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Mooers, left Saturday noon
on her retun to her home in Lower
South Hampton, N. B.
Miss Josephine Smith, who has
been the guest for a few weeks ut
the home on Norridgewock avenue Of
Judge and Mrs. L. F. Danforth, left
Saturday morning on her return to
her home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leighton left
Saturday morning for Lewiston,
where she will visit for a few days at
| the home of her cousin, Fred Higgins,
after which she will go to Worcester,
, Mass. to visit with friends.
Mrs. F. L. Tozier of Fairfield, who
was in town Friday to attend the
County Guest Day Of the Town I'M
provement society, was supper
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! Frank Pencil Of West Front street,
and in the evening attended the Pub
lie Health meeting held at Hotel OK
ford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12
Goethe on Money
Called a Sacrilege

Berlin. Oct. 24-(A. P. by MAIL,
DR.. Heuer. director of the Frank n.as
Goethe Museum. says 1t Is sacrhese
to print Goethe's picture on the
most valueless paper money. Fr s,,nn
Fort recently issued a two-mirl,, sr.
mark note bearing the famous u ,ar
man poets portrait and siii rs-
money has been issued by otner W.
man cities.
When Goethe was prime min1S ,.
of the little dukedom Of SAKE W. We
mar he strongly opposed the issua .or
OF paper money and used 70 o ~
Paper money swallows at iirsI ~
silver and then ITSELF" In Fau .hs
Goethe made Mephistopheles .nns
creator osham paper money, lar
showing the dramatists contefnp'
that form Of circulating medium
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12

Mr.. Snow has charge of the construc.
ton work on the State road bAihR
laid from skowhegan I'd Norridge-
wock and his wife and son Hprace
and Mrs. Shows mother, Mrs. Mar
tin. arrived in town Saturday night
and they will occupy the willis A.
Bailey home on Fairview avenue for
the winter.
The Working League will meet at
noon ut 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Eslph Priest and
their two soma. Kenneth and Clyde,
moved the last of tho week 10 AID.
gusta. where Mt, Priest Il fnanagef
OF Cloverdals 1sare. They are 10
make their home on swan Street,
Mrs. Priest and children ptiaaed the
k-end in Madison With her moth
er. Mrs. Myrtle Moody. and sister.
Mrs. Benner. and will go to Augusta
today. Monday. The Priests have
many frie9Gs here who regret their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12
Mrs. Maria Pinkham

Mrs. Maria Pinkham of North An
son died Saturday night at the Ken
nebec Valley hospital where she has
been a patient for the last six weeks.
Mrs. Pinkham was born in Ottawa,
Canada, and was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hayes. She was
about 60 years of age Her hus-
band, Charles r. Pinkham. died a
few years ago. Mrs. Pinkhams only
surviving relatives is a sister, Enoch
c. Richards, of Portland.
The funeral service will be held at
100 Tuesday afternoon at the Con-
gregational church at North Arson
and the burial will be made in the
family lot, beside her husband, in
North Arson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12
ness of Mrs. Nights mother, Mrs.
Susan Btitterfeld.

ness of Mrs. Nights mother. Mrs.
Susan Butterfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Hurley (nee
Mary Mitchell) Of Mount Pleasant
avenue, are parents Of d little daugh-
ter born Saturday morning at the
Somerset hospital. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurley have three children, Florence,
Edith May, and Brooks.
Mrs. George French, who was the
speaker at the County Guest Day Of
the Town Improvement society. re-
turned to Lewiston Saturday morn
Ing. W&le In town she. was enter
tanned at the home Of Judge and Mrs.
e. T. DarfOrth. Mrs. Danforti Is the
president Of the Town Improvements
society.
Murray Decker went to Monmouth
Saturday morning to drive to Show
hogan the automobile owned by Hor.
ace Snow of Provincetown. Mass.
which was damaged in a recent acct
dent and which has been repaired
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STATE OF MAINE

p. ). c. : q ). Augusta Name NsyenssI ~. 1gss
convey DEED highest sidSe sasasss ysys
the Thireh 2sG 0cl9qk ~ M
said tap; nyns psn fofsS 10 M ga
% SUBJECT h I e
the
cent owner pa an m e the , ana ons
Q n he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12
General Committee to Meet

The general committee composed
OF Mrs. Jessie Steward, chairman,
Miss Nellie Bean and Mrs. Sadie
Whitman for the First Philathea Fair
which is to be given in December
VIII WI, hold an important meeting on
Thursday evening the 18th at the
home of Mrs. Steward on Bridge st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12

requests for a second, or even a
hnird helping OF your desserts are
70 De expected when they are made
sI.n Eakers-the pure fruit extracts.
Good grocers sell them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12
Noble Grand's Association Meet.
ina POSTPONED

The November meeting Of the Pr
oneer Past Noble Grand's Associa-
tion which was to have been held on
THIS Monday afternoon with Mrs. C.,
N. Bragg at her home on East Lea
nitt street will not be held until
Tuesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12

=. Mrs. Hazel Sprague will entertain
the members of the S. s. s. club at
afternoon.
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SeWinu Meet

A large number of the ladies of the
First Philathea class Of the Federat-
ed church met Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Kerry Steward on
Bridge street where they spent the
afternoon sewing on articles for the
fair and really accomplished a great
deal of work. The hostess served
sailed nuts and home mode fudge
which were delicious. The afternoon
was a most pleasant occasion for all
present. The next sewing meeting
will be held on Wednesday evening,
November the 18th at the home Of
Mrs. Thomas Thomson on Mount
Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. John Nutting and Mrs. Her
bert L. Ames returned Saturday
night from Portland. where they had
been since Wednesday attending the
anhial meeting of the Home Mission
arg society of the Maine Methodist
conference as delegates from the
Home Missionary society OF, the Cen
tenary Methodist church.
Mira. Jennie Hig..t and daughter
FRANCES OF Farmingtoi. were in town
over night Friday. being guests OF
MRS. flights sister-in-law and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman Davis,
and left yesterday noon for Patten,
peins called there by the critical nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12

For coIds, Grip or Influenza
and as a Preventive. take a 1.aa bex
BROMO QUININE Tablets. Grave.
bears the signature OfslE W. WY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-12
AROOSTOOK COUNTY
Portion Amount
Unpaid Due

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AND AND Rsn iq es Ssu s
:sgs 8 & s$%!s i Il $:,!s
IS ~, e: +. rs, J $sss :ii1 A" "
s;;s;5'; ::';;;:;s IS;
FRANKLIN COUNTY
I. R. K r, part Of being
; is: ::s;:: $ i: ss: *:
sS ;!',!5 q
s Sss ms sss:s: ':!sS
i f. ssog VI; u iii ,s&s!sfS All So
For further description. reference to
county registry OF Deeds volume 1870
G G ' Bsass sss;s s ST.
'? s T.. !:$ 5
s wss e acres more
southwest James Merchant 0acrem rSorless
Iotal acreage hundred moreor
rER5lNs part Of being VI ' 40 Acres as
east eorn IN s hr son rspusd be owned North
less south and west liant eAcres
more or less Total acreage. acres,
PERKINS soaed part Of being ot 100 Acres ia
east corner: Olive Hammond more esspa
Gel on north and side towei 1acres
or es southeast corner James Merchant acres
acres.
so-ca part Of being ~ Acres ~
range o. In said townshp reputed be owned
part James MERCHANT SO
part James Merchant 20 more orle
.s eae--4 SLY acres more or less. t1Go) 70
rrs~LA L..
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Mr and Mrs. George Oulton and
! hfees children have been passing a few
days in Portland wifh\relatiyes.
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rsass In said towpshtp. rspsssd 70 be owned: NsrS
).
more or iess (16O)
HANCOCK COUNTY
@ Su II .na .. g % 1. Job III q sna
rspassd 70 s. o%nsa by gsn.1 I'm and eontass
& fs'ss sSi' 90
b
o%ssS y L:es Brown s::s:is possh: 1lS
$3.50 sS
saiSIns: sRsrson. sseuted y william +
s5 So SSs p si6 sets %sfs p No
;ss "
h sws:s S g rS s: sns :sasa. R r;
sSsTs P'xs.SS S i
eOnvsyins same and recorded Hancock County Regis
eeSy msSs for more cog Gs s m
81 u snS =: y a
81 nd is
FiiNd ISLAND. ssia island rsputsd owned by
Erland Quinn ct ais and contains twenty acres. more
5wssS 81 HSsns aSi6S
DiRfao or sGTTER isANp Said island i. rsplted TO
BY Mrs r. he al and contains two
KNOX COUNTY
8 A1 ana s to ss
rovsRTy Nu1 ISLAND said island i. rspat:d to Ss
owned by Alvin Hurd and contains one acre. more or
HIsWErTs ISLAND Said island is reputed to be owned
Sy the MeIoOn Heirs Contains hundred acres
WOODS, :snS
LINCOLN COUNTY
!: & SspE e. lot 81 .fsd R aS
ss Is y s e !. 1T
Se S by jaime. n .w ofk thence h
the s5 s nussy po Hn o an S
sHi said eli
Prior; thence by eastern said island
re
INDIAN iSxMp
Christina Ellsworth and contains two acres. more or
OXFORD COUNTY
the sOne 81 the Of west sns a % o 81 snS n
e. % SToy and gsn e. s sH D %ads
sPstea to be owned by Harry Noyes and contains one
PENOBsCoT COUNTY
ssss ss5s Sss
sfffi fsrn.ry Summit
:oHskes.. HS's q
e s.S 81 tssns;
ss .1S: thence on the south line Of q
s s . o%S rods
ssS ne the point q sad
tans twenty-five acres more or anu
SAGADAHOC COUNTY
onbeSl nSr aG Of being farm lot the
sry BY land said to be owned by Jesse eastery by
Ssss;:s q Il:
fsLSSP fslin. being e
follows; Northerly y land said be owned by J. E.
,sDus:a Day s
SOMERSET COUNTY
S csFSsnF PtS &c
plan said o msde Sc sase obSrn
. sn H By the
T. NO b k p iRociwood Strip. part Of being eng
By hsT lS Of @ sand S
Land Is rsputsd be owned BY Hodgkins and con-
i Rssk%oee Strip part Of es! sa
S .ss
ssssssS A. SS
ass TO ss.sS 100 thence
BE- By ss S a.d .
BIG v p part Of being lot; 81. IS and So Of the
plan cota lots MADE Sy to and
bs ss and pan rsss So n
% ana e to S Synea BY Albert
or less
WASHINGTON COUNTY
I, Np. 1 r. 3. TITCoMBs SURVEY formerly Lambert
part Of said owshs so%nds as lot II M
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

T, NJ. I r. 3. TITCOMBS SURVEY formerly Lambert
northees nar part Of bens cottage lot in the
the Man On the sGshsry line the Of
on SAID az feet thence 2s5
point OF beginning Said described land with the buId
ings thereon is reputed to be by W. l. Gardiner
ana contains two acres,
I. NO r. n B. r. P, tKossuthl part Of being lot 81
s sawnsnp made and seturned 70 the Land Once Of
stare OF maine IN 1890 Said described
bn De owned by H Putnam ct al and contains
INDIAN nfS TOWNSHIP part Of being lot of land the
ser Lot Said described repred to be owned bv
of David Dresser and nine acres more
OF iess
s.-,s a a. w. l.. BONN
noyAE-IS-z6 Urea
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W. L. BONNEY. ~.
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eEHKlNg PLANTATION, So-6ai4d, part 81 being lot g.
ranEs In said township geputed to be owned: North
and southeast part James Merchant 100 or
Iess southWest part heirs Of G. r. Blanchard acres
more or iess 800. ' $50 w. . =. ~ I Ssa;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-07
TRLBUNALES
continuation de la 81. yag.l

Simmonds Hardware Co. VS. S. S
Rocafort & Co. Cobro de dinero. 4
petici6n de los demandantes la Cor
te ordena al secretario expida order
dc eiecuci6n de sentencia.
Ramon Tapia US Agapita Alamo
Divorcio.
Rosa Maria Bagua Us Manuel AL
varez. Divorcio.
Fernando Flores VS. Lucia Esco-
bar. Divorcio A petici6n de los de
mandantes en- estes casos, Sc anota
la rebeldia de los demandados.
J. Vaffdejuly Rodriguez vs. Ceeilic
Echandia V6lez. Cobro de honora
rios. La Corte declara con lugar l.
moci6n de desistimiento presentads
por el demandante en- este caso, J
ordena el sobreseimiento y archivc
del mismo
Plaeida Cruz Pagan Y CristobaI
Rodriguez. Diyorcio La Corte die
ia sentencia, declarando con lugar Il
demanda y decretando el divorcio
A. Hernandez Mena US Arturo
Kuinlam. Cobro de dinero. La Cor
te concede a los demandados prorro-
ga de 10 dias para presentar sus
alegaciones a Ia demanda enmendada
Sues. de Abarca W Central Vanni
pa Administration icdicial La Cor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-07

Sc VENDE una GAIA de caudales com
pletamente NUE7A, dob1e paerta, COM
binaci6n llave, con cuatro comparta-
rentos interiors; con sus llaves tndi-
vldpales. Dimensiones INTERIoREs:
Ancho 25'', Alto $50, Fondo 2o". Pre-
clio actual $500 90 rebajada de $4,000.
Adernas realizamos IN lote do archives
d. MADEIRA = acero y demas muebles a
precIos mas bajos que en- fabrica. Para
mas informes dtrijase a FERRETERIA
F1NLAY, san Juan, P. r. Go
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-07

1o3 CUERDAS, barrio Cayaguas, en-
SAN LORENZO. Sc arriendan. Buenos
rastos, aqua abundante, casa mayor
como, terrenos para tabaco. Una hora
del pueblo a cabauo. Buenos caminos.
Anselmo Gonzalez apartado 1913, calle
Kcbles q, Rio Piedras. "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-07

Sc sOLICITA Departamento +ndepen-
d1ente con dos 0 tres habitaciones y
sorvicio sanitario, prefriendo famiha
privada, con comidas, para IN matri-
m2nio con dos niaos. Informa~an en-
Tauca 3. bajos, Tel6fono 1891, San
Juan GIG
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vENDEMos MOTOR ELECTRICo:-
Teneaos para Ia venta IN motor cleo
trsco do 5 HIP sdecuado para Ia CO.
rr1ente usada en- Ponce Esta complsta-
rrento nuevo, no ha sido usados THE
FISK TIRE STORE. ADRIAN MEL
SON Distributor. g-1h
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(,AE2IISE

&lvaado en- 81 coT&xcn 60 In o4ud&a.
Psrfoctamenta acondicionado csn sodos
los adelantoS modernos: Ascsnsor, Tt
t3zonos, Timbres, Magnlacas habitacio-
res con BATE priv&do efsctos santa
rios. Especial comfort para 9ami1as 2
yiajantes. PrecIos modoVadss.
TsIsfonos 484 y 1909. ?. 0. gox SOC.
Gale &c San Francisco, BIC. 81.
San Juan, P. r
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Sc vENDE en- $1,000 una casa con
solar propio, bace esquina, para vi
vlenda 0 negocio. Barrio Ceboruco, San
trrce Informaxan: Gale Buena Ven
tura % Tel6fono 1850. sansarce. 6-28
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Sc ARRIENDA hermosa regidencia en-

Sc ARRIENDA hermosa re8idencia en-
el Condado, sitio delicioso frente al
llsr. por un periodo de cuatro neses,
enpezando en- JUNO 21, por motivo de
ausentarse su duefo para los Fstados
uaidos, Sc desea arrenderIa a una per
soma de responsibilities. Para informes,
diliiase LEE Fl. vBNDIG, P. 0.
Eoz 361, San Juan, P. r. Tel. SEQ San
turcc. 6-12
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s. VENDE en- Corozal, una fnca de
lG1 cuerdas. La cruzan quebradas eau
dalosas, montes para lena, maderas y
% cuerdas de cafe. Propia para toda
cIase de siembras. Tiene salida a Ia
Carretera. 6-18-G