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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22
For Sale--Miscellaneous

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
1s j. r. Mersll Block. skowheGan. TIA
FURNITURE. INCLUDING TWO
beds, chiffoner, bureau, two stoves,
dining room table, kitchen table.
chairs couch bed, etc. Call at AZ
French Street after 6 o'clock. 1w21*
PRESSED DAT STRAW, $500 TON
delivered. Has heated in storage.
Suitable for hen ltterfor bedding. l.. II.
Elliott Aowhegan, RID 6. Farmers
Phone So 4w2lF
CHAMBER SET CONSISTING OF
bedstead, national spring, mattress.
dresser, commode. stand. chair Also
set curtain stretchers. adjustable.
sliding pins Six inside doors painted.
Two NJ feet Pine lumber and 2 in;
also some dimension stun, will deliver
anywhere in Skowhegan. Bert Buzz
zell, Skowhegan. II 6, n. e. phone
25S-2l. tfl1F
DUMP CART, SLIGHTLY USED. IN
QUIRE Mrs. b. White, Hinckley. 3w21
A LOT OF NEARLY NEW FARMING
tools; DeLaval Electric cream separa-
tor; Universal washing machine; used
beehiyes and fixtures and dealer in In
ternational Harvester Cos. goods. Also
my home farm, hot and cold water in
bath room; set tubs: furnace heat. A.
F.. Hurd St Adams 1w21"
DON'T MY BUILDING MATERIAL
before seeing me. Have purchased
Mr. pooler's share of the McQuillan &
Pooler stock. Thousands of dollars
worth of everything in the building
line which ] am selling at extremely
low prices n. McQuillan, 153 Madi-
son Ave. y, +. Telephone. tf2l
CHILD's sULKY, FIRST CLASS CON-
DITlON, price low. Also morris chairs
Mrs. NJ. l.. Pullen. North Arson Tel
Madison 7S-12 5w2l
SEASONED UNDER COVER HARD
WOOD. either stove wood or junks;
also gray birch stove wood. f. r..
Williams, Canaan, Farmers Tel. 2-23
tf2lF
MAGEE COOK STOVE. . BURNER
Perfection oil Stove with oven, hard
coal heater, sectional book case. sew
ing machine. washing machine. pic
lures, boys books hanging lamp other
articles; > farm canvases Mrs. + }.
Paddock, Hinckley lw2l'
EARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES. 81
per bushel. b. o. Bird, Starks. 2w2lF
WOOD SAVING OUTFIT AND A
real motor. Also dry white birch
wood McKay's Transfer, 227 North
Ave, n. Il, Tel 116-i1. 3w2l
ONE TWO CYCLE ~. T. tNtON
Standard Marine engine, as good as
new One complete one ton refriger-
ating equipment, De La Nergue refrig-
Grating Machine Co, The Hornsby-
Akroyd One Rider Hot air pumping
engine. win sell for cash or take in
exchange such materials | can use on
my resort farm, boats. canoes, saddle
horse. Mrs. Louise =. Lange, Lake
Partih Farm, Jackman Station tf2l
PIANO BOx. r.. sCHoON, 30 SUM
MER St, Skowhegan. 2w21'
CONCERT or BALLARD HORN,
Silver plated. low pitch In first class
condition. Rev. j. H. \. Renaud,
Skowhegan. N. II. Phone 55-2 3w2l
MELLOPHoNE BAND INSTRUMENT
silver plated. low pitch In Al con-
dition. Rev. ]. l.. \. Renaud, Show
hogan. Phone 55-2. 3w21
WHITE IRON bed, SPRING AND
Mattress, several chairs. dishes and
miscellaneous household goods Chas.
N. Jones. Steward Ave. 1w2l'
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FLOWER
and vegetable seedlings. Mrs. Nellie
leighton, AZ Milburn St, Tel. 57-4.
4w21"
HOUSES ON CAR LINE. BLAN-
CHARD churn. fancy butter stamps;
10 augers, u inch to inches. G. II.
Lord, Shawmut. lw2l'
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Tor fancy Registered Ohio Improved
Chesters. Hubert Crowell, Danforth
5w21s
PAIR FANCY BLACKS. WEIGHT
$3.50. Young. Make offer. L. II.
Elliott, Skowhegan, RID 6. Farmers
Phone 81. 4w21F
SIX YEAR OLD JERSEY COW AND
Calf; COW freshened May L. VIII Hill,
Skowhegan RID 6. N. l.. Tel. 1892.
2w21F
HORSE IL YEARS OLD, I4OO LBS.
Good animal, safe for women or chill
dren. c. w. Day. Skowhegan. 2w21
CHESTNUT MARE. 3 YEARS OLD,
weight 1850 lbs, express wagon and
harness, meat cart and new Farming
ton riding wagon. g. II. Lord. Shaw
NUT, Me. 1w21'
CHESTER WHITE PIGS. FOUR
r. ]. Shaw e Son. Skowhegan, Route l.
Tel. Norridgewock It'll. 1w21
ALL READY For IMMEDIATE DE-
LIVERY. II Berkshire and York
shire cross: So Chester and Jersey
Drevot cross 81 Blue Hog and Chester
cross. Eight to ten weeks old pigs
for $3.50 head. VIII crate and ship
l.. II. Dill. 10 Palmer Ave, Somerville,
Mass. 2w21
EIGHT PIGS, FOUR WEEKS OLD
May Ia. Also full blood White Ches-
ter boar. about one year old. VIII
sell the latter for SIS. VIII Hill. RID
6, Skowhegan. N. L. Phone 1892.
2w20F
PAIR TWIN HOLsTEIN HEIFER
Calves. Good to raise. Isaiah Crowell,
RID @ skowhegan. Farmers Phone
1912. tf20F
PIGS. FOUR WEEKS OLD. n.
Kaneen, Back Road. r. 3, Skowhegan.
ONE LITTER OF PIGS, SEVEN
weeks old May 10. Howard C. Rowell
Skowhegan RID Z. 2w20F
SHEPHERD COLLIE sPAYED FE-
MALE puppies, 8 months old, SIS. L.
M. Kyle, North Vassalboro. 2w20
NINE LITTLE PIGS. WHITE CHEs-
TER bred. VIII be four weeks old
May 10. Also one Jersey COW and
calf freshened May 3; one Hereford
COW and calf freshened April rs. Ira
r. Adams. Farmers Pohne 1910. Scion
RID /. 2w20F
ONE GUERNSEY COW. TREsHEN-
Paul. Skowhegan RID 4. Farmers
Phone Scion Exchange 9-12. 2w20F
HORSE WEIGHT ABOUT 1000. p.
Crigway, Scion RID l. Box 66.
4w19s
A RABBIT HOUND pup. MALE.
Partly trained. Black and tan. Elmer
j. Dore. 81 Dyer St. Skowhegan. 4w19'
-FOUR WEEKS OLD PIGS. II. G.
wentworth. RID 3. Skowhegan. 2w19F
PAIR GREY MARES, WEIGHING
$500 lbs, ages and years, sound;
will sell for $500. Inquire Harry Lane,
No. New Portland. 4w1sF
PONY STALLION, PERFECTLY
broken to ride or drive. Six years
old, weight about 700 lbs. Suitable
for lady or large children. Cash or
terms. Address H. L. seekins, Hart
land. 4w1Ss
MY WELL KNOWN HERD OF REG
ISTERED Herefords. Eighteen head.
everyone registered. Ages from calves
to IL years old. Will sell individually
or entire lot. Farmers prices. Come
and see them. Grant Witham, Scion,
tf15F
90 VARIETIES POULTRY EGGS,
chicks, dogs. pigeons. pheasants, geese,
free folder. so page description book,
20 cents. y. A. Bergey. Telford. Pa.
10w15s
CATTLE. REGISTERED JERSEY
bull calves. No money down. Twelve
months to pay us. Tested. Box AZ.
Royalton, VT. 20w3F
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. 62w2F
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. s. w. Gould, Elm st.. Skowhe-
gan. tf47
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LIVE POULTRY. GRAY's TAVERN
j. H. Gray, Prop. Scion. 1w21F
HOUSE LOT ON ONE OF THE MAIN
Streets. Prefer lot facing south or
East Fred z. McCoiior Skowhegan
RID 7. Farmers Phone 2l-3 4w2lF
NEW YORK CITY MAN WISHES To
settle in small town not under 10000
population. What have you to offer?
No agricultural propositions considered.
j. Valitsky, $50 Clinton St, New York.
n. Y. 1w21'
A PROVISION, FISH, MEAT OR
grocery business in Somerset County,
preferably in Skowhegan. T. Il. oliver
Hanover st, SkowheRan or inquire of
H. S. Oliver at Independent-Repo
Office tf21F
LONG HAIRED KITTENS AND
puppies. Mrs. r. II. Greber, Minnsink
Rd., Little Falls. N. j. 4w20'
A CAHooN GRASS SEED sOwER
also one or two horse land roller.
must be In good disable condition. NJ. B.
Heselton, II Maple St, skowhegan.
3w19F
MAHOGANY on MAHOGANY
Veneer bureau or chest of drawers.
WIN pay good price What have you
to offer. Address A. b. C., Independ-
ent-Reporter Co. tits
DAVID BARKER's POEMS. CAN
use one copy, either of the complete or
abbreviated edition. Write me what
you have or send on approval II. I.
Patten, Skowhegan. tf1SF
WANTED-POSTAGE STAMPS USED
prior to 1873 and old stamp collections.
Stamps on original covers especially
desired. Leon G. Young, 1913 Lincoln
Ave, Portsmouth, N. H. 9w1S'
GIRLS BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDI-
TfON, reasonable price. Laura A.
Chase, 81 North Ave-. Skowhegan tf1SF
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED.
Look through your old trunks, chests
and boxes for old postage stamps 1t
will pay you to do It. / will buy
single stamp. Stamps on old letters,
loose stamps, collections, and old let
ters sent before stamps were used
(1847). Send your stamps to me, or
write for free list. r. w. Burnham,
THE Stamp Man." Dept. Al, Ipswich.
Mass. 14Wlf-
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

HoUsEkE WANTED. ne
FINED woman, family of one Ref
erences required. State wages. Write
Box SIS, Pittsfeld. 2w21F
WANTED FOR RESORT, YOUNG
Boy, intelligent hustler, ready and
willing to help anywhere at anytime.
Special work will BIO keeping tennis,
ing care of the games. making him
self useful to the guests. Communicate
with Mrs. Louise r. LANCE, Lake Par
lin Farm. Jackman Station, giving full
details and references. 3w2lF
WANTED AT ONCE, A MIDDLE
aged woman to assist In the housework
Two children in the family. Mrs.
Merle Goodwin, Hartland. r.. ID. ].
CHAMBERMAID, ONE LAUNDREss
OWN be taught to run steam laundry.
four months from June LIST for exclu-
sive resort. Communicate direct with
Mrs. Lange, Lake Parlin Farm, Jack
man Station N tf20
sTENoGRAPHER PART TIME.
probably for only n few weeks In
dependent Reporter Co. 2w2OF
RELIABLE WOMAN FOR TWO
days week. Apply to Mrs. J. G..
Griffin for particulars. 231 Madison
Ave. N Il. Phone 60. Skowhegan.
2w20F
MAN WANTED TO DRIVE TEAM
and work on farm. Steady job for
right man. s. NJ. Towle, Topsham:
CARPENTER, PAINTER WANTED
chiefly on outside work at Lake Par
lin. Particularge. c. K. clio Independ-
ent-Reporter office. 2W2OF
CARPENTER WHO CAN ALSO DO
exterior painting. Job would last
from one to two months Can prom
Use good board and comfortable sur
roundings. Address, giving references
and stating wages expected. MIS-
Louise Piel Lange. Lake Parlin Farms,
Jaokman Station, Me. 3w2OF
TABLE GIRL, EXPERIENCED, FOR
Troutdale Cabins. Regular pay 80
per week. board and lodging furnished.
Splendid opportunity for right party.
dale, Me- 2w20F
TABLE GIRL WANTED FOR TIM
Pond Camps. Write or phone N N.
Portland, ]. K. Viles & Son. 2w2oF
AGENTS REPRESENT A REAL
mill. sell the original guaranteed Wear
Proof hosiery all colors, cotton, Isle,
silk Salary or commissions: full or
part time. International Mills. Nor
ristown, Pa. bw19
WOMAN WANTED ron GENERAL
housework Mrs. John A. Mooers,
Jail Residence, 5 High St, Skowhegan.
tf1sF
TABLE Girl AND MAN TO DO
work around the house. Maine Cen
trail Hotel. Skowhegan. tits
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MiscenaneovI

TENEMENT OF THREE ToI
rooms furnished or unfurnished
for conyalescent patient, eithI
farm or in suburbs. Address u
esecnt," care of independence
TROUBLE MAY BE AtOIu
the party who broke the Winds
my auto, standing in front Of
block, Saturday afternoon wild
$3.50 to me or leave same at lad
ent-Reporter Office. no further |
lions will be asked. G.. H. ..yof1
If YOU WOULD LIKE TO |
Restaurant that is now doing !
business, address for particular
s, Bridge St, Skowhegan
GEORGE Is. MOSIER, ,l}
Born Magnetic Healer from BOa
chronic, nerves, stomach and
disease, rheumatism. etc succ
treated. Call and see him eve
day, Saturday and Sunday until
err notice at Bingham Hotel, b
r. ~ M o-as -vs
ALL THOSE THAT WANT
take care of their lot in the Rir
Cemetery please correspond viii
Andrews, Bingham. 4
NURSERY STOCK ORDERED
Jewett Savage may be obtained
residence, 10 Court St Il. II,
Skowhegan. Tel y. L. 1911,
PONIES TO LET AT FAN
Park. Instructions given.
attention given to children
attendance every day. Also poi
sale. w. T.. Ware, Skowhegaa
WAsHINGs WANTED. Will
and deliver. Mrs. Bessie II
East Maple st, SkowheGan
AM BOOKING ORDERS I'd
TURE wood delivery Maurl
COON, Farmers Phone 29'2
gan.
SBAXfNGS TO GIVE AWAY
of 'em. Archie Conants ca
Shop, Rear of Hotel oxford
ROOM AND BOARD At L,kH
for the summer season West
Lake preferred. Ray 5. olE7
of Independent Reporter 60,
UMBRELLAS SKILLFrMf
promptly repaired by Mrs
Rowe, Cor. Pleasant and sunni
Skowhegan.
ANCIENT POWDER h0RN
ED. One which formerly belol
my grandfather, Martin Mcbd1
was marked Robert Martin,
ried pictures of wigwam iha
other Indian markings IL
from 20 to 80 years ago 10
but l am anxious 10 redlseo'
possible. Maurice FLANDERS
Skowhegan.
KOyERFLOR. A REALLY
FACTORY material for YOU
more like cement than pam
hard and durable. SEND ioi
card or come and see us. u
e. Son, Russell Street SKo"hes
STABLE WANTED. suITABl
livery and board. Would slso
hear from resort owners or ON
would like to hire from 70
for letting out. W, H. Nns
Stable, Water ST, SkoWhessA
4 WOULD LIKE About
washings a week TO do. NUS
Iivered at my house. MIS-. az
Laughlin, East Maple street,
gan.
PUBLIC sERVICE-TW0
hack, reasonable rates da{
Your patI onage solicited, ,t Hu
and dance parties a specld''
service, Tel. connection .,
den Co.. 1877 West Front 'N'
gan.
SEND SHOES FOR lEPAih'
mail to Kincaid's Shoe hosp"TS
hogan. Full line OF men ,
dress shoes. Lowest pr'o''
DO You KNOW THAT We .aia
press, block. bleach ana Ids A.
equal to new; e Lat d Cadns
while you wait. Shoe W sSoes
iaity. Fancy and sport s astos
Just like new. Peter h Ssasn
and Hat Cleaning, Sko"n'S'
SETH PHOTO sTuDI011ivgb
on post card. Fin'sheu a,rtlu
wait. Developing ana Twsn
grade amateur work e,s.t
hour service. Telephone -'
hogan.
DO YOU NEED AN YOU YOU
CHINE? We can rem ,snrth
SUNDSTRAND for any .b Ier
and at a very smalI Isys
machines have only 10 hs' chl
very simple to OPERA add. ID
rim them. They Will .sas uhn(
substract and divide. IIeeStssppeaa)
phones) or write The lno''
porter Co.
. - A " "
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Lost

WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14th,
bunch of keys between Abbot Farm
and my home in Madison. Finder VIII
be suitably rewarded. II. Burke
Chandler, Madison. 1w21'
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Aavsrtiseneats n these eolnmr.
lines fnsertsa sncs Ter &c, four tim. Exceed d.
with sflsr. Each additional lin. Be- =, .'f ses Il
lines, reckon an average Of Q words. ~spstt
II nst Daaa IN advance, Zoe additions, = taLs
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DOWNSTAIRS RENT OF FIVE
rooms. Modern conveniences. Arth-
ur Turcotte. 10 Cedar st. tf21
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TENEMENT OF THREE Tol
rooms furnished or unfurnshed
for conyalescent patient, eh
farm or in suburbs. Address 4
esecnt," care of independently
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SIX YEAR OLD JERSEY COW AND
Calf; COW freshened May 4. VIII Hill,
Skowhegan RID 6. N Il. Tel. 1872.
2w2IF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-04
NOTAS EDITORIALES
LA LENTITUD DEL TRAFICO

traicO de San Juan adOece de entitud
exasprane sera reper perOgulada anda de bOa
daro necesarO la de ratar
ben de remedar
suac6n lamentable la estamos padecendo
actuadad Tai acOgiendO esa question nuestras
aqueos que deban estar pendienes de
imten las acOjan de ira
los das clio resulte ell benestar del pueblo
Quen haya de la tarde la larga cOmtiva
de que lega desde Plaza Badoroy la de Co.
on pasO de hicoea usandO los frenOs
dido ell rud0 hacen bOcinas cla
desembragadOs habra poddO de du
poca de la esquna de huesO sOlamene
de esta ALI funcOnes decoravas Sc fOrman los
tapones" elos msmos tenen deshacerse
porque nade autoridad de eos I'm trolley
esquna dOnde auen serenamente ha deadO
auOm0v hasta regrese de charlar amigo enen
trafco detendO pOr NADIA cortos nj agradabes
POr que las cncO de la tarde, hOra cas OdO
marcha Santurce Miramar Puerta de TERRA, etc.
automobiles paradOs GALES Salvador Brau
princpales de la ciudad ST hay alguna
quseramOS sabera de
ibamos DIR agO muy ex6tcO curiOso
la de la ca dueos hablan fue
amigo los habantes de San Juan trabaan Ocinas
que pasar pOr ga de pacienca que
las autoridades.
ST hay ordenanza prohiba detenerse esas
GALES cenrcas hOra de traficO sabemOs
hacera ST Ia hay sOspechamOs que
cumpe
TodOs queremOs mayor rapidez ell trafcO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-04
LA IMPARCIALIDAD DE LA PRENSA

Sin duda alguna la prensa imparcaI Independence
defender dea tenen estar gadOs prOp0O
de tai modo que SON muchas las que esde un
Senada los prOpiOs ncnacOnes antes de dar
veredctO.
tener al p1bcO al cOrene de 10 esta ucedendO dare
opinion independence de Orentarlo
de SER PreCsamente la verdad cOntrarO La
dependiene hoy al que deend6 aguarda
hbertad puede guarel sentmienO popular
mas rectud nacda defender deerm
e abOgadO de quen tenga ell derehO la abOgadO
de cosas fijas de antemano, 10 ma que puede ha-
callar cuandO sls defendidos cOmeten
nngun conepO gnficar cobada Vaor 10 mas que debe
contra odos los embaes prvego especial tene de
pOder atacar tan pronO sriOs troyanos segn
los casOs, puede o la Ora.
La mparciaI independence reamene ene
migOs Sempre ene quien la cOmbata cerO
los 1tm0s uen ella ha dadO atgaZO acusado de
uego eloS nacen una acclon oabe la pensa los apaude
EnOnces Ovdan la pasada oensa la amstad reanuda
NOs0trOs, parte de impartial ndepen-
diente emOs razado nuestra de conducta
cua Odrn nj eOgiOs nj vuperOs SegumOs
enamente nuesra pOtica de dar al Cesar 10 del Cesar
sin escamar aplausos mercedes nj
No mienes qui6n la criti
ponemOs sobe las ccunstancas que NADIA valen de acO
de nnguna case cuando hace ago buenO decimO
buenO cuando hace ago maO con msma inegrdad
con la misma vaentia decimos que es mao
Y yOvemos decrlO. Ell ser impartial quere decr
areverse dar una opinion cuando e pueblo spera que
mentors opnen guiarse uiciOs ell
ser mparcial grande noble nuesras
nones no en atadas ntereses reados falo de la
prenSa independents Ultima paabra los aSuntOs pbOs
cuando especiamente debaten pos
en- que todo perden su fra que Sc fue
m para meJor que decrseO al pueblo
0 Es bien sabda los ugadores que que
apuna ha tiene meor suerte da mas la
tuna los afanOsamente persguen ell if venr de
es mejor su perspecva es la que pueblo debe
sus sanos Juicios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-04
LAS CONFERENCIAS
SOBRE FL OPIO

GINEBRA, diciembre g. Gable
FrancGs) M. Zahale, presidente de la
Conferencia International del opio. re-
sumiendo los debates sObre la propo-
sici6n de Estados Unidos reSpect0 al
estudio en- In prcsente session de In cues
ti0n sobre el consume del Opio en- las
midas.
W. Zahale ha declaradO, que 81 cree
possible que esta question sea inclufda
en- la agenda de le Liga de Naciones
para que SO discuta en- las sesiones que
actualmente sc cstan llevando a cabo.
La Confcrencia ha decidido por un
voto sometcr a la Primera comisi6n
el case despuGs que oficialmente 10 ha-
va demandado Ia delegation que re-
presenta los EStadoS CnidoS.
TeintiseiS naciones han votad0 on
favor del cnvio de csta proposition
a la Comisi6h Los representatives de
la India han votado en- contra V otras
nueve naciones Sc han abstenidO de dar
su yOtO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-04
I'm senior que Sc euro dice que Antieal-
cufna Ebrey es una bendci6n del cielo

en- su enfermedad, sino como una cosa
pasajera- Debe decirse asi mismo que
"a enfermedad tiene que ceder. El en-
fermo debe poner toda su voluntad en-
sE curacion Y de ese modo ayudara a
q Anticalculina Ebrey en- producer sus
maravillosos efectos.
Ell estado de los rihones regulariza la
sslud del individuo, porque los rifones
hltran Ia sangre, depende de su bue.
ia salud que sangre rica y vigodzante
ftuya por las venas. Anticalculina Ebrey
]Ieva saIud los rifiones por 10 tan
to ueva salud al individuo en- forma
&c sangre pura, sana, prodnciendo sa-
lud virilidad.
81 sufre usted de dyspepsia Q indi-
gestiones, Sc recomiendan para estos
casos las Pastillas Digestivas Ebrey.
Famosas para engordar.
solicitelas en- las buenas farmacia,
o escriba Ebrey Chemical Works. s2
West Broadway, New York, y Sc 10
informara donde puede obtenerlas.
Anticalculina Ebrey sc vende en- IL
guido en- pastillas. Direcciones para
usarse en- cada frasco.
81 sufre usted de dyspepsia indi-
gestiones, Sc reconiiendan para estos
casos las Pastillas Digesitvas Ebrey.
Famosas para engordar..
Solicftelas en- las buenas farmacias
escriba Ebrey Chemical Works, 81
West Broadway, Ncw York, I've ls
informara donde pueie obtenerlas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-04
INFORMA CION GENERAL o.
Ell NAL DE pTEDRA

Esta enfermedad es debida a la pre-
sencia de arenillas que, formadas en- ell
tempo, veces a1os, 'el enfermo solo
observa un dep6sito roiizo en- Ell vase
de noche no empieza a sufrir, hasta
que las arenillas alcan2an un cierto
ttf6n, son transmitidas Ia vejiga y
aIrojadas al exterior. Durante mucho
gIosor. Ell iinico remedio para esta afec-
ci6n es ell ARTHRI-sEL que disuelve
en- el riflon las aren1Ilas en- formation
las arrast-a en- la orina sin dificul-
tad. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-04
UNA NOTA DE PRoTESTA DEL
GoBIERNO DE EsTONIA AL DE
MOSCU.

REvAL. (Estonia). die. 8. Gable
frances).-El Gobierno de Estonia des
pu6s de haber celebrado una session es
pecial en- la Camara de Diputados, por
medic del Primer Minstro NJ Akel,
ha enviado una nota de protesta al
Gobierno Soviet de Russia protestando
Gle las manifestations anti-estonia-
mas que Sc han llevado cabo tllti-
mamente en- Leningrado, Yaburg y
otras ciudades han pedido Sc to-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-04

Por espacio de dos amos estuve pade-
ciendo de los rifones, siendo los mas
renosos sintomas: dolores en- Ia cintd-
ra y espalda, agudas punzadas en- los
r:fiones Y marcos. Desesperado de SUI
fir y despues de tomar infinidad de re-
medios sin resultado alguno, me dis
ronia a dejar de curarme y sufrir
resignadamente mis- males, cuando CO.
mo bendici6n del cielo lego a mis- ma
ros uno de sus folletitos, Y me resolvi
a tornar su maraviI1osa medicina la
nada Anticalculina Ebrey. Confieso que
con desconfanza primero, pero con YER
dadera fe despues, al yer los resultados
obtenidos con dos pomos de Anticalcu-
lna Ebrey. Encontrandome ahora com
pletamente curado, les manifesto mi
agradecimiento y les autorizo a hacer
publiea esta carta para que sirva de
raodelo a los que, como 20, sufren de
los ri1ones y Sc resuclvan tomar tar
ben6fca medicina.
Noises HEREDIA,
Apartado 1880, Mejico, d. F., Mejico.
En- 10 que respecta intermediates
que han durado algun tempo, que Sc
han vuelto cr6nicas, no debe esperarse
vencetlas en- unos cuantos dias.
Los tejidos tienen que ser reconstrui
dos, "a sangre tiene que revitahzarse,
los nervios tienen que ser tonifcados.
rs necesario que Ell uso de la An
ticalch1ina Ebrey sea acompahado de
distraction, ell paciente no debe pensar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-04
Ell JAPON NUNCA HA TENIDO
IDEAS BELICAS HACLA LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS

PARIS, noviembre 29.-( United
Presss) Ell Vizconde Ishii, emba-
jador japon6s EN- esta capital, ha
negado enfaticamente la version de
que el gobierno japonGs en- OCCASION
alguna haya alimentado ideas bell
cas- hacia la naci0n americana.
Las manifestations del embaja-
dor japones fuerOn hechas a un
reporter de la United Press, que
le entrevistara recientemente, soli-
citando del distinguido diplomdti
co, le hiciese algunas manifesto
clones en- relaci0n con Ia version
circulante de la posibilidad de una
guerra entire japoneses america
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-04
Ell CONGRESO INTERNATIONAL
DE AVIACION HA ALBERTO
SUS SESIONES AVER

COPENHAGUE, Die. 3. Gable
Frances) .-Ha alberto aver sus Sc
stones ell Congreso International de
Aviacion. Asistieron a esta primera
session 35 representatives entire los que
Sc encontraban representatives de
Francia, Belgica, Inglaterra, Ale
mania y los Pafses Bajos.
Las sesiones duraran tres dias.
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DIR. r. U. LANCE .

A los droguistas:
Les ofrece vender sus derechos de
propiedad sobre sus Formulas Priva-
das: "'vino Ultra Lange' 'Grise!s
Lange'' 'Febricidas Lange'. "Ul-
ira Lange" es tonico, reconstituyen-
te, aperitivo galact6geno. Crises
Lange' indicadas en- las cloros1s y
anemias tropicales. "Febricidas Ian
ge" son antipaludicas anti febri-
les.
Sc admiten proposiciones CASH.
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