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New Britain herald., 1924-12-09

This picture shows, as we'll as to- days crossword puzzle, Rev, and Mrs. George F. McElvein, Pitts burg (Pa.) minister and wife, The pastor used this puzzle In his Sun day sermon. Every word in the pastors text, excepting one, Is to be found in the puzzle. AS the congre- gatipn guessed the words, his wife wrote in the letters on q board five feet square. The definitions and numbers here are just as the pastor gave them to his congregation. Al though Rev. McElVein LOOK mlnls- terial license with his crossword construction this is an unusual one, you'll admit. HORIZONTAL 1. Folks the Master loves
 6 Disohedience to Gods laTs
 g. Illimitable period of time, 10. To counsel. 13. Negative. Is. A musical sound 17. 4 female deer.
 IS. Wrong form of the verb mean
 ing, to dry. f9. Near or by. 1 20 Congealed water. 21. A mountain in the Bible. 9s. To agree to, ] 29. One or some.
 30 A handy thing at the door. s1. Utterance of a god ty priest | s. 4 winged animal. "A, Relatives
 3S. Consonants In form of a glrl's name kate. 3f, A sweet flavor given to children. 32. Certain, fl. A semi precious stone, 43. A substance resembling 1e~. 45. AbbrevIations of the Empire State. 46. To set on fire.
 47. Progressive pronoun,
 4s, Forms of personal prcnoun
 used by Quakers 49. An animal the Master rode.
 VERTICAL | Relation of the Master 10 His
 father,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09

 had just come by the morning train from Jesse!ton.
 Wait" he said briefly, and mounted the steps, followed by Fellowes.
 Yah. Yuan"
 As Corrigan crossed to a chair he kicked against a sack deposited rather carelessly in the center of the floor.
 Who put this here?" he shouted In Malay.
 "A woman, Yuan" replied the Sikh. Tt was just after you had gone out"
 Corrigan grunted and unlocked the bag. His eye ran over the cor respondence. tossing the rolls Of newspapers on to a cane chair.
 Anything for me, by any chance? ," inquired Fellowes.
 "A couple" He handed them over and. leaning against the table. opened one that was addressed to him in a bold, feminine hand. The assistant thrust hs contrihu- | ton into the side pocket of his racket and leaned on the ral.
 What sort of woman left this 1 barang for the Tuan-Besar?' he i asked of the man who held the ! pony,
 T saw her as I came up the slope. Tuan She came from the back of the house. carrying the sack. AS looked, trying to See who she vas, I saw her go up the steps - and come down without the sack. When reached the house - she had disappeared among the trees, like shadow, She brought something to the Tuan- Besar - so I did not trouble further. If she had taken some thing away, 1t would have been different"
 His smile revealed row of per. feet teeth, white as ivory.
 But what was she like?' in' sisted FAllowes Was she one ot the aTQeHCEs N4Nr"'
 The watchman shook his head,
 She was a stranger to me, Tuan' She apreared to be quite black, not brown like the Dusun women. She moved rapidly. and when she car. ried the sack her head was turned from me, but I think she was a Tamil girl"
 corrigan looksd suddenly up, What's that" he demanded 1 sharply.
 Tt was q Tamil woman who brought the cocoanuts," repeated the Sikh,
 Felloves raised his broTs
 Corrlean fixed the watchmans eyes with his own.
 Tn future. Watchman No. l. he said, you will detain all women who are seen wandering in the kanun' The Tuan-Besar has no truck with native women. Tahu?'
 The watchman saluted,
 Feliowes was stooping over the sack.
 seems to be uncommonly vel tied" he announced. He felt in hi' rocket and produced q pruning knife he habitually carried. stop a moment" said Corrlgar in .ow voice, I've seen thing ? like this before. You see. Fellowes pr,sent usually signifies friend , ship. Now. I've no friends of tha ; sort It q native contractor feels in l clined 10 bestow gifts, he come with them himself - and there the usual pomp and csremon, . thrown in, All things considered l we'll open 1t outside" [ He picked up the parcel by tn ' neck and one corner and balanced 3 it on the, rail. Felloves cut th' , leather thong that secured m . opening, and q succession of heav' objects fell 10 the soft earth below "Just cocoanuts," he said, pug zle1 look in his eyes. s Holding the sack by both bottom . corners Corriran shook t smartly
 Something fell, wrlthing, on t' the heap The Watchman jumptr back 2 couple of feet,
 CTo Re Continued)
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
ON HEALTH ----------
 STUDYING FOODS
TABLES

Studying how and why foods af- feet the body as they dc, MT Mann of Anytown found his second lesson 10 be concerned with the compost ton of foods
 Time has shown that certain ma terials arg mos useful as food The subdivisions include proteins of diff ferent varieties, fats and carbohy- drates or starches and sugars To these We add water and the mineral salts and have the basis Of all foods But lately science has added vita
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
X(7oRRIc Sx4 by DMJND NJ SWELL
EEMJND SWELL
Ss'S Q MA sspsTsS NC

prised," said Corrigsn, i've been in 1t ever since I was bornl" He rose slowly to his feet and reached out for the bridle. Come and have lunch with me. We'll talk 1t over, :, They moved off down 6 winding path. making for where Corrigan's squat bungalow showed just over the top of the opposite ridge.
 
 A tall Sikh watchman was walt ing in the shelter oi The house. Cor rlgan handed him tho reins and re- lieved him of bag of mail that
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Corsets Back

There seems to be q tendency 10 return to some form of corset or "ceinture' as 1t IS now called. These are lightly bonsd and most of them are of hrocade CT com hlnations of brocadt and rubber webbing. Many back-laccd models are seen,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Pastel Shades

4 tendency toward pastel shades is noticed in Innings, run1cs and wraps for spring
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
For Variety

Bake some extra pastry iN your muffin tins the same day you bake pie. These can be filled with stewed fruit and whipped cream, Or may vegetables, and add variety to the menu,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
.-- - DAILY FASHION SERVICE -
 DAYTIME FROCKS

This daytime froek Is cut on the popular beltlees model, but the two rows of fringe about the hem are a decidedly original touch,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Lace Gowns

Black lace gowns, relieved by a brilliant color, such as rose on the shoulder or T hoating panel Of chiffon or satin, are very smart for restaurant wear.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Rolled Pudding

The difficulty Of making a hoiled pudding perfectly round may be overcome by enclosing the bag in globular wire lettuce drainer while cooking.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
TClt Hats

The felt hats of the moment are small and turned up across the front and usually trimmed with some feather fancy stimulating aiFre'tns
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
No Colors Stressed

With the exception of lacquer red, which Is used repeatedly, there IS no one color that Is stressed at the expense of others
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09

TOMORROW: Telephone "on- versatiOn between Ruth Burkc and John Alden Prescott
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Enyelope Purses

colors are made over foundations oi gold CT silver cloth, 2.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Chiffon SCarfE

Double chiffon scarfs are lovely for evening or daytime wear and frequently they match the hat
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Velvet Border

4 velvet border is frequently used +o excellent effect on 2. gown of crepe de chins or chiffon.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09

smart new envelope purses are of moire lined with taffeta in deli cate colorinEs,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Gossip;s Corner
Narrow Sleeves

Narrow sIeevcs
 Very long, tight, narrow sleeves are seen in afternoon and dinner gowns of Russian inspiration. Slashed effects are also seen
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09

9 It rules the ladies waves, 2. Negative answer 4. To allure.
 5. Normal state Of the mind 6. A form of address. {, A prefix indicating equality or . sameness
 8. Indicating maiden name of a
 lady. II. Slight depression mad. by q
 blow. 4 Name of Turkish Empire. ls. Opposite to close. IS. Word used by Jesus for know 19. Form of prefix expressing mo-
 ton to or towards. 23. Vegetable microorganisms
 often found in animals A. The ------- begotten Son" 25, A grain. 27. People united in government. 's A large unit of weight. (PluralD 3?. A city in Ohio. SS. What Judas carried. 34. Used in door. 27. To cut. or the bend of a vessel. 3a To force onward, to impel. 4o A term used in the sporting
 world, meaning greatness, A. Neuter gender possessiYe pro-
 noun. AS Abbrevtatior meaning, that
 is"
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Telegram from Toe Ellington to
 Ruth Burke

Arrived nsrs to md q grief stricken hoUseh' l. Mrs. Alice Whitney romul'ad e"ICide this morning Lurbsly n'le 7s-k took 10 ne tmmediate'v ana T snail be atle ., relieve Mrs r sec Of that rare. Suggest YOU a1i Nr Bulks .~n1e over if possible
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Telegram from Leslie Prescott r
 John Alden Prescott

We ara in great trouble Alice died suddenly thls morning, No one here 10 make arran gements. Karl overcome with grief, Will meet you at the train in the morning
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Printed Satins

Leopard printed satins and vel- vets are being used for overtunics as well as landings and trimmings,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Tor Spr1nc Wear

Black satin is spoken ot as a favorite spring material for suits and frochs for afternoon wear.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Telegram from sally Atherton to
 John Alden Prescott

John Alden EreSCott
 Arrived here this morning 10 find Leslie and her mother in great trouble. Alice Whrney committed suicide only about an hour before we arrived. Leslie was on her way to meet IS when her mother caught her st the marker where she had told the butter she was going to stop Miss Ellington and went dt- rectlv 70 the Hamilton house and are doing everything we can. NIT. Whitney pros'rated with grief, and everyone else Eo completely sur prfsed and sorrcw stricken they do not know what to do LAsle tells me she Is 10 meet rou in the morn inE Meantime, I'll 10 what can.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Zoe Ellln-on.
pay-Letter from John Alden Pres

cannot find words 70 tel ~ou how sorry I am for VOL I La7 ,een expecting however some hing ot This kind, tar I kew that
New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Dance Frocka

Chiffon dance trocks 1T delicate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
% FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
NEWT!
$500 Cash Gives
Possession
$40 and Interest
Is Total Payment
Price Reduced TO S4,750

This lH peach Gf Egmet hhsur
lufriF modern iu every rrHpr. 4
hFaud NEW iart finished. im-
mediate uenHeHslau today sou may
mufr right lu Combination living
and dlnIuE room over Do feet vide
and 20 feet luHE finest OAK
fiu1rHi wide FIREPLACE lovely.
Heil lighted corner bedrooms with
ventilated ciusstH attractive wall
ana window spaces. Convenient
bathroom. competition finished
floor aud Euiit-iu tab.
The pTrttirFt Kitchen lu pure white
gau have seen in a home ~ thiH
type every buIIt-lu convenience
and then some. FsFg attractive
nrrhsd breakfast room adjoining
sunny hay windows THIS Do NOT
a NOOK. but nu unusually FHEr-
~ LITTLE NNEAkFAhT NOON
Complete cement hhnFmsut. plBsterrd
all around beet pipsd FURNACE.
with hot water coils installed
double iauudrT trays. expensive
plaftrTrd GARAGE finished iu
basement with CEMENT DRIVE.
WAY
Pull ATTIC, with space for 2 addi-
ti1uai bedrooms This home for
merry priced az Fs,Za0, and worth
g. Reduced Tor immediate sale
1880, on unusually low terms. AZ
80 per month and Interest Come
out and So this home call to-
night uf tomorrow
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OR SAiE-REAL
Est ATE
= NANNANNNNNNN -
Wallingford Beauty
Completely Furnished
Broom Modern
Bungalow
LEEH nHH.H n.HHEEH

lFLElIliIsG FOR $500
UHE few tIarEH from Lin-
colin lIlEb school H4rfauHde
"a HF Beautiful EnurH. $50
have fHgUI tH.a LITTLE
i.t-AiFN aHI are ngu afr
frriuE lf tu EuH large.
lovely rooms vlTh fireplace.
French dH1rr EFE|urf kIfgh-
Fn nook. fuiI cement EaHFr
Wrur FaTsEr lH basement
.nFEr enough Tor two care
Ahr TlruIrarr Dr. almost new
ana consists lu part az
EIrrr velour aFrTHfuffrl live
InE room HuiIr. large mae
nuFauF davenport table.
genuine walnut dining set
with fhrTHHrafru chairs
several UrurrrlH AhminHfrr
ANA velvet ruFs several
Urlra Are hlEu HFr curtains.
colo hf8aa rode bedroom
fgfuIf4rr. lflCa Eah range.
lIuulFum. curtains. draper
IrH dishes. cooking utensils.
etc lu Hrf uN ready GO
move iu and order me gro
tertrH $50 advise sou tu
fHll early uu this one, Priced
Go cell today Remember,
$40 ere IGHt aH close aa pour
telephone lhuug now Tor
one 81 our HllrHmfH.
NE lrrrrssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
1855

Late Buick touring. or
course. It's not 1924 model.
out Buick Is always ready
70 80. and this one is no ex-
cepllon. Top and upholstery
are IN fine shape. finish is
good. tires are excellent. and
" motor is just perfect.
l1ny thouHs uds 81 miles Of
stTyltc arc waiting FOR you
N thlH car and 81 10 priced
- low that anyone can nov
9ll"fa The pleasure ~ driy-
~ ~ The terms are easy
open evenings.
;. Eberharter'8 Garage
'hlrd and Virginia Ef, tel.o2tg
"ostlakc N and Republican,
CA Dt-li1g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
LINCOLN HIGH sSAp.
LARGE GROOM COMBINATION
GOING At 1900.
EASY TERMS

A most charming bungalow Of
classy design and completely mod
srn IN every detail, with avery
room large and light aud most
conveniently arranged. Fine. level
lot with garage on the alley: Less
than half block 20 car and paving.
4 quality home thru and thru: one
% any housewife and a REAL
SACRIFICE At THE PRICE.
PHONE NE LnSE -0szt; WELL.
CALL FOR YOU PROMPTLY.
ROOT BROTHERS, REALTORS
NE irse.os7i, $500 stone Way.
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$3.50 Cash-$2S.5O Month
4 BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME
ruLL PRICE. tasso

dandy foomH--liVinE room
and dining room comktus
alton foil cabinet kt.ch
en- bedrooms with clos
rfs a heautifut little
bath with O garage and
and green house IN the
rear. and on a lot 4DKi0e.
wonderful view. IT'S
a REAL BUY IN THE
FULLEST SENSE or
TttE WORD Sec 30 al
your earliest convenience
iutt phone KE nwd-s5s1
and our ahluHmru VIII
gladly call for YOU
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taA60
YOUR OWS TERMS
BUYS A DANDY
b-uOOM BUNGALOW

Just a few blocks north 81 Lincoln
high We can show you a mighty
nien bungalow. IN perfect condi-
ton, with fireplace. fun cabinet
closets, basement pipsd Tor fur
mace. laundry and garage This
splendid bungalow is well located
and A sNAPPI MY AT THIS
PRICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
PERFECT DOLL HOUSES
RIAL BEAUTIES
SOME LOVE NESTS.
EASY TERMS

Out of about 20 t-ronm new bun.
EAlowh We have 20 show you We
have singled out ; now nearing
com plrtlon that arc certainly the
cream 81 the offorinEa today (.
Of them have firsprnpf garage.
she others have outside gHraFer.
Combination rooms are across en-
tire front i'm each ~ THESE nHrs
EainvF bedrooms. fine closets.
pretty baths. fun cabinet kitchens
with hooks and sytry other mod
srn feature that one could wish
perfection IN design, superb in
1000 70 $3.50 for the corner
home, you viii find these SUR
pHiffSD vALCEg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FROM FACTORY TO YoU

oEtAN ICE VIM y o41iLA
Where shall IL be-
You have told so many OF your
neigh bors, friends and rel
atlves where they can save
money. that I have outgrown
my present location.
You gladly gave me over $780,
GOO OF your hard earned cash
last month. You know how
much you saved.
! feel you people of Seattle
and the Northwest are as
vitality interested in where |
move as ] am. You all know
YOU have to help pay the rent.
Would you rather pay moro
money and have me move
downtown, or viii you fol-
low me to reasonably
priced location and buy for
less7 Write your sugges-
tions. You are the boss.
! viii pay 81 for the best let
ter published each day.
For the best letter of all | will
give a floor lamp valued at
S25.
ToDAY'S WINNING LETTER
Move. did YOU say2
Move where you may,
We will follow you day by day
AS long "a the bargains are
coming our way,
Move uptown. downtown.
or stay on the spot.
It's the money you save Us
That buys us lot.
c. II. TINNEY
1909 Eighth Ave
Near Pine St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
81 BUSINESS OPPOR-
TUNITIES WANTED
81 REAL ESTATE LOANs

FIRST mortgage money iu arse -
small amounts on improved ely o.
farm property. Prudential Saw
lnEs Z Loan AEsociEtlgu. 1888
Third ave
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
listed r1ENE NAL DE R1soNEs

AL final del dia, vd. experimental una
gran fatiga. Por la mafiana al lcvan-
tarse todavia lie dura Ell NAL de rihones.
81 no va con cridado, dentro de POGO
tendra nefritis Y de un dia al otro al
buminaria. No vacile pues un solo ms
tante, y desde hoy mismo compre una
GAIA de ARTHRI-sELa Pronto notara.
alivio y desde luego Quedara al abrigo
de TODD peligro. Pero desconfie de las
falsificaciones y de los numerosos pro-
duetos ~similares, la mayor parte sin
ningfn valor y pida n GAIA para III
tratamiento de 20 dias en- .cualquier
farmacia. Ell tratamiento por ell ARTH-
RT-sEL constituye ell mejor remedio
para hacer desaparecer los dolores de
rjiones. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
CION GENERAL
.sNOCHE ESPANoLA EN- Ell
CINE LAS CASAS'

La fecha memorable que marca Ell
mayor acontecimiento, "hoy jueves 8
de mayo de 1924 con Ell estreno en-
aanturce do la colossal pelfcnla "Es-
paHola',
LA Uorrijera' por la Argent
nita''.
Pelicula en- ocho parties inspirada en-
el popular drama de joaquin Dicen-
ia y Manuel Paso.
Primera production de la Casa Film
Espanola.
Pelicpia que ha obtenido Ell mayor
exito conocido, dandose cnarenta y tres
wees en- 81 gran ssSal6n de la Reina
Maria Cristina'', de la corte y Gator
ce wees como reprisse a petici6n del pd
blico madrilefo.
ROSARIO LA CORTIJERA es un
cuatro de costumbres e~spafiolas que lie
vado a la pantalla u verdadera ad-
miraci6n por Ell color vivo y realistic
con que Sc destacan escenas de un relic
We rigoroso. La emoci6n Ell interes, Ia
gracia del sainete y un paisaje forido,
alegre y pleno de sol; escenas del IAN
pc andaluz, dramaticas y c6micas, la
Eemana Santa y la Feria de Sevilla.
una Cruz de Mayo, etc. ETC., y es ma
tural que Sc cuente con el exito asegu-
RADIO.
LA ARGENTINITA como los demas
artistas que enrolan sus respectivos
p~ersonaies, pone de manifesto que Ell
arte cinematograaco espaiol ha dado
un paso definitivo.
ROSARIO LA CORTIJERA, va Ell
titulo 10 dice claramente, es una his
toria que tiene por escenario La TERRA
del sol, ''Andalucia".
Felicitamos al joven Canales por tan
magno espectaculo que nos presenta es.
ia noche y por su interes en- presentar
10 mejor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
In senior que que, Sc euro dice que Antical-
=culina Ebrey es una bendicion del cielo

Por espacio de dos, aios estuve pade-
eiendo de los l~rifones, siendo los mas
penosos ~sintolnas: dolores en- la cintd-
ra y espalda, agudass punzadas en- los
r,hones y marcos. Desesperado de SUI
fair y despu6s de tomar infnidad de re.
I medios sin Fesultado algune, me dis.
ronia . dejars de eurarmeN y a sufrir
rresignadamente mis- males, cuando CO.
mo bandici6n del cielo lego q mis- ma
nos ano de sns folletitos, y me rasolvi
a tanar su maravirosa medicine Ia
mada Anticalculina Ebrey. Conieso que
CON desconfan2a primero. pero con YER
daaera fe despues, al yer los resultados
cntenidos con dos pomos de Anticalcu.
lima Ebrey. Encontrandome ahora com.
pletamente curado, les manifesto mi
I sgradecimiento y les autorizo a hacel
pIblica esta carta para que sirva de
modelo a los que, como 20, sufren do
les rifones y Sc resuclvan a tomar tar
ben6fca medicine. 8 IL
Noises HRREDLA,
Apartado 1880, Mejico,@D d. r, Mejico
En- 10 que respecta a .enfermedade.
que han durado algun tempo, y que 81
han vuelto cr6nicas, no debs esperarst
vencerlas en- unos cuantos dias.
Los tejidos tienen que ser %reconstrui
dos, la sangre tiene que revitalizarse
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
DE BASE BALL
''SANTURCE STARS VS.. '.BALLA
ia STARS" EN- Ell CAMPO
DEL MORO

Ell SCORE:
santnrce stars: Oo2 O20 oOU-4
Ballaja Stars: OO4 900 0O1-5
BATERIAs:
Por ell "Santurce Stars; Luis y
Pell6; y por Ell .'Ballaja stars" Con-
zalez y Bragao.
Refido por demas result6 este primer
juego de la serie de cinco que Sc pro-
ponen jugar estas dos novenas; por Ell
score del amismo podra apreciarse la cla-
Sc de pelota que Sc jug6 este dia, en-
que los militares de~rrotaron honrosa-
mente Y en- buena lid, a las estrellas
del manager Allende capitaneadas por
Pell6.
Los distinguishes en- este juego fueron
por Ell sasanturce Stars: Tantan, Me
YES, Cfata, Bithorme, Carbia y Noa
que hicieron brillantes cogidas que les
xalieron muchos aplausos; los demas
jugaron regular; de los militares So
bresa'ieron Cruz, Ramos. Gonzalez.
Acosta. Polo que con una soberbia Co
gida les do Ell juego a los muchachos
del sargento NORM.
Ahora nos toca felicitar al digno v
caballeroso sargento NORM por Ell triun
TO obtenido. AL manager Allende le
aconsejamos tenga paciencia que STEM
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08

los nervios tienen que ser t~onifcados.
Is hecesario que Ell nso de IL An.
ticalculina Ebrey sea acompahado dc
distraction, Ell paciente M debe pensar
Ell su enfermedad, sine come ma cosa
pasajera. Debe decirse asi mismo aus
Ia enfermedad tiene que ceder. FL en-
fermo debe poner toda su voluntad en-
sE curaci6n y de ese modo ayudarA .
n Anticalculina Ebrey en- producer sus
maravillosos efectos.
FL estado de los rifones regulariza La
sslud del individuo, porque los rihones
fltran la sangre, y depende de su bue-
ma salud que sangre RIGA = vigorizants
f,uya por las venas. Anticalculina Ebrey
lleva salud a los rihones Y por 10 tan
to lleva, salud Al indisidpo en- forma
de sangre pura, sanas preduciendo sa-
lud, virilidad.
Anticalculina Ebrey SO vende en- IL
guido y en- pastiIias. Direcciones para
ulsarse en- cada fraaco. : y
81 sufre listed de dyspepsia . indi-
gestiones, Sc recomiendan para estos
casos las Pastillas Digestivas Ebrey.
Famosas para engordar.
solicitelas en- las bnenas farmacias
o escriba a Ebrey Chemical Works, 81
West Broadway, New York, = SO 10
Informant donde puede obtsnerlas.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
ilDEFENDAMoNQs!!

Los Commentaries Det4lliytas Sc que-
jan amargamente de Que euna ola de
paralizcion comercial INVADE lag pc.
quefas tiendas de San JusaNy santur-
ce.
Rllos no Sc exphcan como e5 possible
que habiendo tanto dinero eAtee aho es-
tan los negocios tan malos.
Las ~explicaci6n es demasiadop facil;
por cada tienda estbalecida ensel MI
nicipio de San Juan, tenemos 1pUqyin-
,calleros ambulantessqne 1levan las aner-
cancias a La Residential del clienteSsin
tener que incurrir en- los gastos sp Que
incurre una tienda. L.
La inica manera de destrilh este
abuse incaliicable es tornado uin Aso
ciaci6n de Detallistas de Merc&,lcias
secas para recabar por medic DIP Ella
union, leyes que protein los inteEeses
de los pequefos Concentrates. =
Ell Centre de Detallistas de Prot4sio-
mes instalado n Ia Gale de San Dose
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