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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16

-oing to hand me the scissors so that I m snip them in twor' And she chuck d to herself. But Raggedy Ann opened
 window and threw the scissors as far s she could.
 There are your scissors, Heezy the Witch" Raggedy Ann laughed. Old Ieezy scrambled down the rope ladder md ran and picked up her scissors, hen climbed up the ladder again. When she got to the limb where her house stood, she felt something very sticky upon her hands, and although she tried ever so hard to pull her hands away, they just stuck all the tighter. Then the Raggedys gave loud laughs and said:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16

Plantation Fruit Cakes are made from an old time Southern recipe
 one that has long been famous with Southerners. They are rich with nuts, fruits, citron and other things that add deliciousness. The recipe from which Plantation Fruit Cake is made is one of the few real old time recipes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16
MRS. SMITH AND MISSES SMITHS TEA

Mrs. Hampton Smith and her daugh- ters, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Harriet Smith and Miss Lucille Smith, will be hostesses this afternoon. when they are entertaining with a tea at their home 1432 Milner Crescent, from to 6 o'clock,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16
HIGH ESTATE
By ANNE CAMPBELL

Across the fields we walked,
 Ny little girl and l, And intimately talked
 Beneath the autumn sky. And then we played "Pretendw l was queen, and she A princess come to wend
 Her happy way with me! was queen in gold,
 With jewels in my hair, And all who might behold
 My splendor, called me fair! She never dreamed-not she
 eve called her Princess PearD How much I'd rather be
 The mother of my girl!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16
MISS MORROW TO ENTERTAIN TRAVELLERS

Miss Martha Morrow, who has been honored by being chosen to lead the Ramblers club Christmas ball will be hostess Christmas afternoon at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Morrow, in Norwood, entertaining with a tea, complimenting the members of the Ramblers club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16

Last year hundreds of employers bought Fruit Cakes for their em- ployees as Christmas gifts. Letters on file with increased orders for this Christmas indicate that the idea is a good one. Special quantity prices are made to employers and practically all detail of wrapping, etc, is handled by our men. En-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16
As Christmas Gifts to Employees

ployers who wish to consider giving Fruit Cake to their friends or em- ployees will find it interesting to address our nearest Bakery and asking the manager to send sam ples with details about prices. The time is short, better write im- mediately.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16
WINNIE TWINKLE
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Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy sat in Heezy the Witch s rocking chair and looked at Heezy's s picture books.
 They had locked the doors so that Heezy would not be able to get in when she came. for old Heezy had captured Raggedy Andy, and Raggedy Ann had fooled the Witch and rescued Raggedy An dy. But Heezy the Witch had promised them that as soon as she finished eating a lot of candy-covered cookies, she would climb up the rope ladder and snip both Raggedys in two with her scissors. That was why the Rag gedys had locked the door.
 Heezy the Witch's house was way up in a tall hickory nut tree and to get up there she had a very magical rope ladder which slid right up the tree when she wanted it to do so. But RaggedY Ann
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16
or a Plantation Fruit Cake not dte SO rich, made from an old time Southern recipe

that has survived time and lived for its indescribable goodness. It was developed during the time when tho cost of ingredients were not g con- sideration. Therefore, you may be as- sured that they have flavor you just can't forget. Get one for 8 Christ mas treat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16
FLOOR CTSHJONS

Large and square, almost cube-like in shape, are stunning floor cushions of black velvet plaided in bright colors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-16

NONSTANT vigilance with a famous recipe has made
 Mera Fruit Cakes the sSor souhand most % exqfs dbe food prodc and vet the blend of nus fruits and cereal ingredients is so smooth so evenly balanced and that an entirely new and unusual flavor is created Merita Fruit Cakes come in beautiful 2 and pound packages -the and pound sizes in tins pictured above For holiday treat you will find Merta Fruit Cake to have no equal either in flavor richness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ss
INVESTMENTS

IN V ES l M EN l D Located on Ave. c, between 18th and 18th Sts., 50x140. Price $15,00o.
 Located exactly one block from the new office building on Ave. c and 20th, I have a corner, 60x100; price $30,000, on easy terms.
 The southeast corner of Ave. D and 18th St., 100x100; pays $165 per month rent. Pays fair rent and an excellent corner for hold ing. Price $40.000. Located on 3rd Ave, West, cor ner, 100x140, with 2-story brick building and other improve ments, paying s275 per month rent. Price $40,000.
 Twenty-third St., between 2nd and 3rd Ayes, an alley corner, 40x100. Can be bought for 5000.
 The southwest corner of 11th Ave. and 18th St., N; pays $35 per month. This Is corner, and can be bought for $4,000. Mighty cheap.
 The southeast corner of 3rd Ave. and 23rd St.; 50x100; im- proved with brick buildings. For price and terms on this see me. On 9th Ave-, N., 1o0x190, brings $143 per month rent. Located be- tween 18th and 18th Sts. Price $26,000.
 For good investments consult us. We are posted on prices and developments, and will make every effort to locate you properly.
 T. W. QUINN, Sales Manager. MOTION REALTY co.
 MAIN 361S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30

RIRMTNGHAM-ENsLEY BLYD.-Dan. dy alley corner, facing directly on the paved boulevard, in a section with an immediate demand for drug and gre cery stores. Price only $2,000, on req. sonable terms, less for all cash. Cal Estes Real Estate 6 Insurance Co., 31i Woodward Bldg, Main e55.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30

INVESTMENTS = 100x140, southwest corner End Ave. and 18th St.; $sO,0Oo. Consider exchange.
 50x140, 2-story brick; End Ave, joins corner End Ave, near 18th St., 0,00O. 100x19o, s. 18th St., rental $1,soo year; $17, 800; easy terms; consider exchange. Central 20th St.. 60x14O. 4-story brick. about 2 blocks five sllyscrapers. 30x140 corner, 4-story brick, central 20th St., near the big skyscrapers, $75,000. Brick 16-room apartments: rental $1,S00 year; near Five Points; S12,500. Circle and Highland Ave; rental $s,oot year; $22,500.
 South Highlands; 18th Ave; 20-roon brick apartments; rental SS,36o year, S25.o0o. Eborn Realty Co.,, 2119ts 1st Ave. Main SITS or S734.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
REAL ESTATE--SA.LE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE sS

= = T-T ; 
 
 ag@:t. INVESTORS
 %sN.
 ATTENTION Purchases of Central Bir- mingham real estate made through this office during past three years show an approximate profit of one and half million dollars. Thirty-eight years de- voted to the study of the subject enabled us to rem der helpful service to those making these invest ments. At present time we know of several prop critics that are in line for early enhancement in value. & Let us tell you what we know about Birmingham's opportunities-we will be glad to be consulted. A. R. DEARBORN & co. Established 1886
 211 N. 21st St.
   
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE co
REAL INVESTMENTS

REAL INVESTMENTS Ave. E, near 2sth St., s.: 5ox14o; rent S3o; $6,500 cash.
 NORTHSTDE (Business Property) 18th St., near 3d Ave; alley cor ner, 40x100; rent $40; 5000. 7th Ave-, between 17th and 18th Sts., 50x1e0; 7-room house, rent ing for $50 month; $1s,000. Sd Ave, near 18th St., 5ox14o; rent $40 month: S22,b00. 2d Ave-. near 22d St., 2-story brick and cement store and g. story brick in rear; rents $265 month; $5o.ooo.
 APARTMENTS GOOD BUYs) 8 cement apartment buildings, new paper, tile roofs, each build ing has 1 Broom apartments. If you would put more baths in this 1t would pay fine; all 3 for $25,000.
 8 brick veneer apartment build ings, each has Broom apart ments, tile baths, tile roofs, hard wood floors throughout; steam heat; rent $500 a year; first mortgage. $5o,00o; only $75,000.
 TWO RESIDENCES CHEAP East Birmingham; 1 year old, broom house, has a bathroom, but no connections: has sink in kitchen, and electric lights; no mortgage; rents for $50; can buy for S2,500; $20o cash and bal ance $30 per month. Better see this at once.
 woodlawn, Groom cottage. with bath, gas and lights; good con- dition inside: but needs paint ing; lot, 5ox14o. Price 3.25o; $500 cash, or will take auto as part of payment.
 JAMES s. CARPENTER, Sales Mgr 3ethea Real Estate & Ins. C. s127-21ss SD AVE. MAIN e141
 RESIDENCE, AIN 8s1s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ss


 BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 2 MIR. CONSERVATIVE BUYER Here are four real good values you can buy direct from owner. All near new plant of General Motors
 $7,0O0 Ave. F, between 30th and 31st Sts., 10Ox190; vacant. When pavement is com pleted on Ave. F, this property will bring $100 per foot.
 $6,25O 20th St. between Ayes F and G. Alley corner, inn proved with large 2-story house, rents $50 month. You can't build the house for the price asked.
 $4,250 Ave. D, 27O7, 4Ox14O; house; rented $35, or 10 per cent on price asked.
 $2O,0O0 Ave. F, between 18th and 18th Sts., 100x190, adjoin- ing General Motors; inn proved, 3 large 2-story houses that will rent for $150 per month. This is a real buy.
 Better act quick, as all these are priced to sell. Call owner, Main 6594 or Main 8399.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE @

sOUTHsIDE-$3,5o0 BETWEEN AYES. G & H A key lot with Broom bungalow in good condi- tion renting for $35 per month, which is 12 per cent on your money and a lot that is sure to enhance in value. This is a real . bargain. If you want it, better call early. Will V. Cornell,
 MONTGOMERY
 R. E. & I. co.
 Realtors 21O N. 21st St. Main 1866
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
Is Ho-- Weld Birmingham LnUestments Into Golden Dollars
RE1L ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE @

AsS<1D GOx <1 \ G-C<1LG "A BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ss
 INVESTMENTS
 NORTHSIDE
 40x10O Alley corner on 18th St., between Sd and 9th Ayes.
 $2O,0OO This corner is directly in the midst of Northside activities.
 25th St., Between
 Ed and Sd Avenues Improved with 3 houses bringing in $54 per month. Price $32,500. Lot on 18th St., N., inn proved with substantial brick building, now earn ing a good return-can be bought today for only $22,500-terms. See or call McCampbell, BEN CHEESEMAN REAL ESTATE SALES co, ' N. Fist St. Main 2700
 "On the Viaduct"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
REAL EST.4T SALE K FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE %

2ND. AVE-, 28TH ST.
 150x140 Corner
 $25, ,000 Northwest corner. This Will make purchaser a nice profit when 18th St. is paved, which has al- ready been applied for. l can deliver Monday at above price on easy terms. Call Main 6094 or Hem lock 2451.
 Kathryn Yorke,
 ELLIoTT-HAMM
 REALTY co
 406 N. 21st St.
Evening star., 1924-04-27
BOY SCOUTS

In the advancement contest Bert
Cohen and Nathan Wasserman both
received books
Scoutmaster Paul Robin has re-
turned 10 the troop after several
weeks absence in the hospital
Scout Abbey j. Mintz has just been
enrolled as a fve-year veteran. and
Scout Bert Cohen has been put in
charge Of the patrol at the Jewish
Foster Home
Evening star., 1924-04-27
WOMAN NOVELIST DIES.

LONG BEACH. y. Y. April 26-
Isabel Ostrander Lamb, detective story
writer. died Of heart disease at her
ho' .e here today. She had been IN
several weeks.
Mrs. Lamb, who wrote under various
non de p!umeS, originated the Rounds
man Mccarthy stories. She had writ
ten twenty-five nJvels in twelve years.
Mrs. Lamb was born in New York city
thirty nine years aro. She was mar
'ried to \. j. Lamb III England in 1907
and was DIVORCED from him in 1910.
Evening star., 1924-04-27
BROKER AND FORMER
CLOTHES MODEL WE'D

Hy the AsSoria ted Press.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The mar
riaEe OF oliver CAREY Hartman
broker and polo player, To Miss Har-
riet Hewitt, formerly Horowitz, one
time model in n Fifth avenue dress
making house, was revealed today
when they sailed on the Majestic on
their honeymoon.
Evening star., 1924-04-27

Friends said they were married re-
Gently in city near New York.
Hartman, the son of Oliver Harrf-
man, banker, was divorced in jan
uary by Mrs. Lois Bisbee Hartman.
The decree gave the first Mrs Mar
rman alimony OF $500 = month and
custody OF their two minor children.
4 short time later Mr.. Hartman sold
his seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change and resigned his membership
in n brokerage firm.
Great secrecy surrounded the de-
parture of the Iarrimans today.
They succeeded in making their way
undctected to n suite which was filled
with flowers. There they entrenched
and refused to see callers, while in
Evening star., 1924-04-27

Decimus Pope of the Sth Battalion of
the Kings ltoyal Irish Hussars
The bride, who was given away by
her father, wore an embroidered silver
gauze gown of the medieval period
with Il pearl and diamond girdle and
carried white orchids. The brides
maids wore flower gowns OF spring
shades.
Evening star., 1924-04-27
Alphonso to Visit Bordeaux.

BORDEAUX, France. April 2G.--
King Alphonso Of Spain will arrive
in bordeaux sunday afternoon. ac-
coraIhS 70 word received here today,
and remain in the city two days'
The kings visit is for the purpose of
consulting his private physician, Dr.
L. j. Mourn
Evening star., 1924-04-27
SEATTLE GIRL WEDS
IN LONDON SOCIETY

By the Associated Press
LONDON, April 26.-Ambassador
and Mrs. Kellogg were among the
guests at the wedding today in fast
ionable st. Margaret's church. Wes-
minister. of Miss Elspeth McEwan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
McEwan of Seattle. Wash. and Capt.
Evening star., 1924-04-27

the corridor outside a group Of the
brides friends, who said they we're
models, confirmed the marriage 1t
was stated the Harrimans would
spend six weeks in France and Eng
land
Evening star., 1924-04-27
Chicago Newspaper Man Dies.

CHICAGO, April 2e. - Henry A.
SpaIding, Il newspaper man for thirty
years and telegraph editor of the
Chicago Daily News, died today. He
had been in poor health for some
time. He was born in Portland, Me
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18

La noticia de las nueye argolias ad-
ministradas por Camar6n al Riboscn Sc
Fropago rapidanlente por Humacao. asi
es que facil es suponer Ell gran inteTcs
que habia para Ell juego de Ia tarde. La
Liga estaba completamente LENA. Ha
bia enorme entusiasmo entre todos los
ALI presentes.
Antes de empezarse cl juego Sc hizo
le entrega de los regalos los jugado-
res que Sc habian distinguido en- ei jue
go de la mailana. Veamos. Por ell lit
mas oportuno, un sombrerc fne dc Pa
mama, para Jose Santana. Ell primer
two Dagger, un bate, para Jose Santa
ma. Por la mejor cogida, un guante
para Angulo. Ell palo mas largo, IN
bate para Jallase. Ell ,nejor hitter, IN
par de zapatos finos, para Jose Barrel
ro. Una medalla Camaron, por su ha-
zana. Tambien lie regalaron a Camaron
una moneda de cinco dollars. regalo Gle
la Madlina. Esta Ultima. Srta. Bnso,
fr6 la que repartio los regalos entro
los jugadores. A Barrsiro le regalaron
luego un bate, por dar Ell primer three
bagger, en Ell juego de la tarde.
La Erta. Lopez, MadriMa del team
Ribosch, lanza la priInera bcla para ei
desafio de la tarde. Terminate esto,
Ia Madrina del Humacao lie regala a
la madrina del Ribosch TN precioso
bizcocho, artisticamente ccnfeccionado.
Ocupa ell cajon, por Humacao. Fell
TO. Rscibe Santana. Por Ribosch langa
Salvador Garcia, recibe Sanguiri.
Ter. inning. RIBoscI: Guilfuchi to
ma el primer ponche. J1ey entra a pri
nera por error Gle Camaron, que defen
dia la tsrcera. Juncos litea por left y
Juicy va hasta tercsra. Al Querer T,lli-
cos robar segunda JUICY emprcnde YER
tiginosa carrera para home, pero es en-
ganchado por disparo d. Fabito y Jun
cos es out en- segunda por disparo ae
Santana Di6genes. Cero.
TIuDEACAC. Di6genes recibe Id ba-
Sc por bolss v roba segunda. robando
tercera momentos dsspues Angnlc HI
tea anotando Di6genes. Rarreiro dio I'm
palo de tres bases anctando Angu'o.
Santana Fabito. FRANZ psrecen en- pri-
mera, quedandose Rarrc,ro Ell base. Dos
carreras.
20. inning Ribosch: Mateo dio una
pa ozlita Fellito. Davlu atraca un pa
10 de dos right. Garcia da otro palo de
dos bases por Ell misno sitios anotando
Daviu. Garcia intenta robar tercera y
es out. Gacho Sc poncha. Una carrera.
Humacao: Thompson perece en- fy
al right field. Camar6n entra a primera
por error de Juncos. Fellito hitea y
Camar6n ocupa la segunda. Di6genes hi
tea Camaron anota. Angtllo base por
bolas. Con las bases lielas Baireiro pa
lea EN- un doble play Una carrera.
Ger. inning. Riboscn: En- este inning
no hubo NADIA de particular, cxccpto un
doble p ay que hizo Di6genes sin asis-
tencia.
Ambas novenas recibsn ccros hasta
Ell quinto inning. Por Humacao Dioge-
mes. ell hombre Dios dc Humacso, Sc
anota un hit roba segunda tercera.
POGO despues anota al mofar Dayil una
tirada del catcher. Angulo, Barreiro
Santana no inventan NADIA.
En- el s6timo Di6genes vuelvc ano
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18

LA PRocLAHIA CARNAvALEscA
Per acuerdo del Comite Ejecutivo
de las fiestas de carnaval Sc prorrog5
cl concurso para Ia proclsma que ha
dc leer el Rey Mono en- su crtrada
triurfal San Juan hasta el dia 20
Gle los corrientes q las seis de la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
Notas de sport

tar por tercera vez en- Ell juego. Con
un out va hasta segunda en- error del
juicy Angulo palea por center. Gacno
tira NAL a tercera, al tratar de coger
a Di6genes, y este dltimo anota en- eI
error.
En- Ell octave Ell Humacao anota dos
carreras mas. Santana va primera
por un bolazo, segunda por passed
ball tercera por error de juicy. ia
llase base per bolas va a segunda en-
error de Juncos. Frank dio un palo de
dos bases, anotando Ell moreno y Ell
hijo de Eegino. Thompson es out y Ca
marcn y Fellito Sc abanican.
A todo este Ell Ribosch no habia vi
sitado Ell hogar desde ell segundo inning,
pero en- el iiltimo inning con dos outs
Daviu dio un palo de tres bases por
center Garcia dio un hit, anotando
Daviu. Gacho finalizo el juego tomando
ponche por tercera vez.
Score:
RIBoSCH O10 900 OO1-2
HUMAcAo 21o o1o 12-7
La nota sensational del juego fuo el
rapido doble pay ejecutado por Huma-
Gao en- Ell primer episodio, poniendo a
los humacaefios en- verdadero delirio de
entusiasmo y de algeria. Ell batting oe
DAWN fue magnifco, a el y Garcia
SO lie debe ell que ell RIBoscH no ha-
va rccibido otro collar. Ell team HUMA
Gao jug6 excelente. Diogenes colossal
corriendo bases. Fellito pitched un gran
jGego.
Con estos juegos ha demostrado Hu
macao que es un magnifico team y STEM
pre-, en- los tlltimos tres amos, Ell %, el
23 y el "a, ha jugado la misma clase Gle
pstta, sin decaer en- SUI entusiasmo nj
ell sus brios. No ha tenido epocas dcma
siado desgraciadas, como las han tenl-
do otros teams. Con todas las novenas
de la isla ha salido vencedor y vencl-
do. hay cue constar que en- Ia mayo
ria de las veces los Crises han tenido
que If lidiar por su prestigio a to-
rrenos extrafios, a otros gallineros. Los
orientales merocen nuestra mas efusl-
va felic:taci6n. Bien han CONQUEST 90
SIS larreles 81 recolnpensa sora el can
poonsto de- 1924.
Yo creo Que en- Humacao Sc puedcn
dar juegos de ahora Ell adelante. Hay
cntasiasmo, mucho entusiasmc el nues-
ira ciudad. este fu6 demostrado ell
domingo pasado en- que Ia liga estaoa
llena.
Una cosa que teaemos gre reprobar
de los fans hlinlacaefos. Cada vez cue
iba Mateo al bate era recibido con sli-
bidos rechiias. Eeccrdemos que Ma
teo jugo una vez con Humacao y que
hizo todo 10 possible para que Hunac1o
ganara sus juegos Con aplausos debla-
RIOS haber recibido Mateo. Hablano'
con este uitimo me ha manifesta6o que
ell viene ahora q Puerto Rico para &C.
mo5trarle los boricuas que 81 juega
pelota decente, y que esta dispuesto
demostrarlo. Nosotros los boricuas de-
bemos fijarnos bien como juega Matso
de ahora en- adelante, para que despres
comentemos. Debemos hacer todo 10 que
pcdamos para ayudar en- su proposito a
Mateo.
Y al RIBOsCH que Sc acrerde eter-
nsmente de estas dos felpas que jes
di6 ell HUMACAo.
BOB MEUsEL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
GALLOS DE ISABELLA

Ell dnico pueblo que conserva su raza
inglesa, es Isabella; por tai razon todo
Ell trafcante dice ser de aqui.
Para evitar tai engano, tenemos Ell
gusto de ofrecer por express su pro-
pia casa, pagando el comprador el fiete,
gallos gallinas, fnas, hien castadas.
Un polio de 1I2 pulgada del color Y
peso Quelo desecn acabado de cojer de
Soltadero $500
in gallo dc pulgada, $500.
Una gallipa cna, $500.
Podemos servir a solicitud gallos CO
nccidos que valsn mucho mas. Envie
con su orden ell importe, en- giro postal
su direction exacta.
r. G.. CORDERo q CO.
Cara No. 1873, al lado de la estaci6n
del tren. Isabella p. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18

GARAGES De ALQUILER:-ss ofre-
cen seis garajes en- la parada TIA fren-
te la Estacion inalambrica. Para In
formes diriiase a A. O. villarini Cristo
E, San Juan. Box s7I Tsl. 11ee rojo
santurce. Pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
LA BAJA DEL FRANCO

fARIs, feb. Is tUnitcd Press)-El
fraEeo Sc cotizo hoy % 70, ell punto
mas bajo que ha llegado la moneda
francesa en- su r$pida depreciation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18

vENTA DE FLORES NATURAI.Es:
En- la Gale "Hoare'', Stop a. San
turce. Llame al telefono 67s azul, San
turce, y seran servidos Immediate
mente. m Pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18
RIBoscFI VS.. HUMAcAo

Los orieItales triunfan por segunda
vez schre las panteras. FelIto con
tiene los sluggsrs cayeyanos, ex-
cepto Davil y Garcia que liga-
ron al Ribosch de otra lechada. La
madrina del Ribosch lanza prime
ra boa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18

Z NECESITA dos buenos vendedores
para vender efectos de alta calidad
para ell hogar. Posiciones permanentes.
Sueldo comisi6n. Coateste dando
edad, experiencia, edrcaci6n, referen-
cias. Apartado 553, San Juan. 2-2l
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WANTED: Tccbaical assistant for Fn
blic Works Department, st. croix.
Must be capable Of making instrument
surveys and drawings and designe fer
minor pubic bnildings and structures.
Technical graduate with some expe-
rience in building construction pre-
ferred. Must spsack, read, and write
English. Residence, christiansted. sa-
larry $4,000 to $4,000 per month.
Write, giving age, experience, rcfcren-
ces if any, minimum salary, and earl
lest time of reporting. Public Works
Department christianstcd, st. croix.
2-20
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-18

Sc VENDEN. Ell cataiio dos casas en-
magniacas condolences rentando actual
monte .$56. 90 nrersuales. Precio CONVEX
cional. Informe: Gale Flores No. 96 o,
vaa casa Gale capQrras No. 80. Ca
tafio. 2-2J
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los PLOMEROS

que deseen pasar los examenes,
deben conprar ell tratado de
PLOMERiA que acaba de reci-
bir la LlBRERIA CAMPOS, eI
cuaI Sc adapta a las exigencias
cse la cornision examinadora.
Allen % y Brau 35, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
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Negocio lucrative que da- 10 por cien-
to mensual, garantizado, positive y Sc
guro, rsQuiere Ia inversion de una SUI
ma no menor de Cinco Mil Dollars que
no correra riesgo alguno. 81 I'd. los
tiene, soiicite informes a P. O. Box
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Sc ALQuILAN on casa Gale dol criS-
to No. 6 varias hahitaciones para hon.
bres solos dos oec;nas de puerta de
calle muy apropiadas para Comisionts-
tas. Irformaran en- la Jeyeria Bouret.
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