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No burning pit could scar and cripple young spirits
effectively
Theresa is pretty. bright, husky young woman. No
physical disabilities cramp her style When she goes on
rampage she hits on all six. And she is generally on
rampage The of Theresas grief his-se believes
she has wasted her life She has talent for music but she
was married at nineteen before that talent could be de-
veloped Since her marriage the home and babies have
claimed all her time And she has never let them forget it
Her days filled with lamentaon over her wasted genius
Every thought embttered with envy Of her feminine
friends who are succeeding in various and professions
She alone doesn't amount to anything And she makes
Fred and the children pay for the fact.
No. don't suppose that she deliberately sets out to
punish her family She would indignantly deny that she
spirit is 80 thoroughly poisoned with discomfort that every
contact with her family is inflammaory It's like living
with large, noisy buni0n
Now here's the worst Of it. Most Of us feel that Fate has
done us dirt to greater less degree Most Of us would
like to take out on our family and friends But do we
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ONCE-OV Frs
BY. j. j. MUNDY.
MAKE YOUR LITTLE JOB ENTITLE YOU TO
A RICHER ONE

Isn't it that you do not make success Of small
things because you thinking much about bigger hngs
The smaller undertaking does not appeal to you like the
bigger thing
You think does not such close application and
effort the job ahead which hope procure and which
carries heavy responsibility
You resolved that when You get this bigger job you
will put your best into it. but the you have
better job today may be because you have not done your best
in your present position.
The close attention and directed energy that needed in
big job necessary in the less important work you
to keep yourself in shape to hold big job
Do you not know that you need practice in putting forth
energy and in holding yourself to concentration for your
best effortsf
You have no right to expect that you fully meet
requirements Of present place and be considered eligible
worthy Of the greater slight the obligations you
consider so trivial
tcODylghs lSsG international Service. me-,
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s FAR as I see there is no

s FAR as / see there is no
acceptable arg um ent IN
IA favor Of long trousers, or
pantaloons, as against the vaFa.
Gus forms Of knee.breeches, or
knIckerbockers. The fact that u
~ the fashion for men to wear
'em 4 not good reason. Fash.
ion has nothing to do with rea'
son. The case against trousers
annears to me to be overwhetr.
Inc. but their very unreasonable
nee may be the cause Of thar
apparent popularity.
III Il q case worth studying
little. To begin with, Just WHAT
Is the matter with trousersI
First, they are inconsistent
with human anatomy. The lower
limbs OF the human species are
notably shapely. In that respect,
indeed, they are without rivalry
IA the animal kingdom. But trou-
sers disguise this comeliness OF
form. and distort 1t into ugliness.
often to an extreme degree, thus
turning the human shape divine
into q ridiculous caricature. a
single look at a man with "baggy
trousers" Is enough to establish
the truth OF this charge in any
unpreiudiced mind. Put q man
who knows that his trousers are
strained out Of shape at his knees,
II the middle of q drawing room,
with dozens Of pairs Of eyes re-
garding him, and his own feelings
Immediately pronounce sentence
against the offending garment.
Observe the care with which
Young men tenderly draw up
their trousers at the knee when
taking q seat. II Is an unspoken
complaint and condemnation. II
q silent proof Of rebellion against
the humiliating tyranny OF the
,IneSthetic trouser leg. And yet,
tins tyranny flourishes. And sculp.
tors eternize the memory Of II
by piIiorying otherwise great.
looking men in bronze or marble
trousers! Historic truth alone
can thus be pleased; for nobody
can deny that is how we look at
present.
Not only are trousers incon-
aistent with human anatomy, and
a. offensive to the eye, but they
az not serve their purpose as
wen as It IL served by garments
az the knickerhocker type. These
can be made entirely free from
the Objectionable features that
eartorial eccentricity sometimes
iTnposes. 1t would be practica-
BE. X desired, to construct
them 90 that they would possess
the sole advantage Of trousers,
which Is, facility Of donning. This
could be accomplished by cutting
the garment so that the part below
the knee concerned to the shape
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OF the lower leg. As all its vic
tins are aware, It 10 the lower
part Of the trouser leg that II
the offender. After you have
curled your legs under your chair.
with ecstatic absorption in your
work, suddenly rise to receive
lady saIler. A casual glance at
yourself IN q mirror win shoot
through you the pride.piercing
sentiment which, tradition says
causes the peacock to drop It's
gorgeous tan. It is q rare man.
indeed, who does not care ABOUT
his looks. Even Napoleon was
proud OF his neat little foot.
doubt IL any tailor or any dictator
Of fashions, could have forced
him to wear trousers.
Every mocha nical law is vio.
lated or, rather, Tnaliciously obeyed
by The lower half Of the trouser
Leg. 1t also defies the law OF
utility and economy. It Il Ike q
loose sail flapping in the wind.
and. as far as It can, impeding
motion. The cloth Of which It IL
composed is wasted as TAR as
either useful purpose or decorative
effect Is concerned. The curved
lire Il not always ''the line Of
beauty" ana least of all when 1t
Is displayed in the discordaat
forms assumed by this detestable
garment. There Is every reason,
} however, why tailors and dealers
in cloth should favor the continu-
ance Of the reign Of trousers, b.
cause not only does 1t call for
an unnecessary amount Of ma
terial, but It also forces those
who cling to the desire Of always
looking as well as they can IN the
eyes of their contemporaries 70
buy two pairs of trousers with
every suit Of clothes and 20 sup.
PIGMENT that precautionary meas
ure by laying in odd pairs which
may Ego with" any kind Of coat.
I know a man who keeps eighteen
pairs Of trousers in his wardrobe,
and yet his knees are not always
beyond criticism. This ID some
thing to be ''sdmired" the
old sense Of tho word. II is neither
art nor science.
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mama is cross it's because She is tired out and sick So
always take care Of her.
Ever since the children could todde they have been
instructed In other words they could toddle
Papa has lied to them about Mama. Mama isn't sick
tired Mama Plain Mean and they know it. Mama is
doing things they'd be spanked for doing She deserves
be violently plastered with underdone squash pie and
the children followed their innocent childish instincts they'd
do it, And it would mean the salvation Of Theresa. But
Fred steps in and dverts such Of Providence from
Theresa head The children must respect their mother
So I'm asking you-what do you think Of situation like
You've like this in scores Of homes Should
srch mother be taken Of should she get what's
coming to herf Is Fred being kind fair to his children
forcing them to submit to Theresa unkndness and unfair
nesss Is he establishing healthy honest spirit in them
Or is he contributing to the vcousness and hypocrisy Of
sick society?
What's your opinionf I've given mine I'd like to swing
q club! Or hurl pie
tcOpyrsht 1894. Esaturss syndicate Inel
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lie said It
The Prince Goes Up.

The Prince Of Wales top Of highest building in New
York looked at the rivers harbor Manhattan Island
line the vast populations all around and WONDERED HOW
THE PEOPLE GET TO THEIR HOMES .1.8
he will do wondering he comes back in few years
Eventually the highest buildings will be landing places for
flying machines The people will take elevators up TO The
roof and go home flying But that won come until toward
the end Of this century Meanwhile what will the biz cities
do to solve their traffic probems7 they would look farther
ahead than they do they would worry them than they
do
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; :ss:= s;a e; By ELSIE ROBINSON

get by with it, We do not At the first
indication of an upheayal, the entire com
munity moves over and parks on our neck.
Which is the best thing that could happen
to us. If that should happen to Theresa
whenever she goes on an orgy Of self-pity
she would shortly be a sweet and serene
human. But it doesn t happen.
It doesn't happen because Fred won't let
it happen. Every few weeks he takes the
children aside and addresses them thusly:
You must take care Of mama Never
mind what she says or does, never, NEVER
answer back know that mama is cross
sometimes and maybe she blames You for
things You didn't do. But NEVER answer
back Remember how much she loves you
and how hanA nhn works FOR vn1 When
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the United States white spas sign Of the efeteist
II seems to be different III London.
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SAP and Salt

To intimately know q man.. you
must systematically come IN con-
tact with his pocket-boolk.
This Il the mintage Of advertise
ing wisdom: Promote something
useful and satisfy those who buy
it.
A wall 10 an arrangement that,
in shutting others out, shuts you
in -.
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TAKING CARE OF MAMA.

VERY time / think about it, it makes
me so mad / stutter I can't construct
- any sane advice. simply want to
swing club. So I'm going to put it up to
you, Pal. Maybe you'll get wiser, cooler
slant on it than I. If you do, for the luvva
Mike, send it on. Here's the case:
Theresa and Fred Williamson have three
children, aged eight, ten and thirteen.
Theresa herself is thirty-fotr Fred is thirty
six. They have comfortable income and
nice home.
And in that nice home Theresa raises cain.
| am stating the literal truth in the
simplest manner possible.
No place Of everlasting flame could deal
out worse torture than the selfishness and
bad temper Theresa deals out in that home.
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unwarned
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WORDS FROM THE LIPS OF WISE MEN

There is greater delight than to be conscious az
sincerity determination.
He only is selfmade who has good determination
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-02
CARRETT p. SERVISS ON CASE
AGAINST MEMS TROUSERS

Are Inconsistent With Human Anatomy and DIS
tort Legs to Point Of Caricature
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-12
LA LLEGADA DE HERRIOT A
PARIS INTERRUMPE NO
POCoS PLANES

PARIS, agosto IL Omitted Press ~
La vista de Herriot a esta capital,
durante Ell dia domingo, Sc debio a que
LA confcrencia interaliada suspendi6
sus trabajos durante ese dia, para dar
una oportunidad de descanso los de-
legados. Pero es ell case, que la lle-
gada de Herriot interrumpi6 no pocos
planes. Por 10 pronto hizo fracasar
Ia proyectada jira del Presidente Dou-
mergue Bamboullet, donde Sc pro-
ponia pasar todo Ell domingo descan-
sando La inesperada llegada de He
riot, hizo pues, que todos los mien-
bros de su gabinete, interrumpieran
sus planes para un dia de asueto, y
sc prepararan para la reunion de la
roche, que revistio suma importancia.
ss tiene entendido que los iltimos
acuerdos de la conferencia interalia-
d. ,fueron discutidos en- la reunion ce-
lebrada.
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La Forma de Desprender
la Piel LENA de
Manchas v Granos
(pe Belleza Y saludl.

Para suprimir las manchas, granos o
cualquier otra fealdad del CUTS, 10 me-
jor es desprender la piel misma. Esto
Sc logra de una manera facil, indolora
y economical, por la aplicacion de Ia
cera mercolizada com1n, que puede
obtenerse en- cualquier drogueria. La
cera absorbe la piel externa defectuosa,
un POGO cada dia, hacienda que gra-
dualmente, el CUTS o segunda capa de
la piel Sc presente en- la superhcie. Los
poros Sc desobstruyen y la cara resplra
en- ell oxigeno yitalizante. La nueva
piel es aterciopelada y tersa y presenlS
ell resplandor sana de la juventud. !.
Apliquese la cera como 81 tuera cold
cream, sin frotar. Lavese en- la mama
ma. Es el tratamiento mas ehcaz que
Sc conoce para las espinilias, granoss
manchas y eruDciones.
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oPoRTUNIDAD. Por $500 contado
vendo casa grande de MADEIRA con So
lar 700 metros, centrica en- Gale Ro-
sario, cerca Stop %, con hipoteca
So 900. Informaran calle Parque o.
E ~ a. 8-15
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ANUNCIOS ECONOIMICOS'

Sc ALQUILA: :suna casa en- la Ave.
de Diego, con cinco dormitorios, sala,
antesala, comedor, bafo, cocina, ga
rage, etc. acabada de construir. In
formaran: Tel6fono 919 negro, San
turce. 8-16
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ALoUILo: Casa No 10 .Avenida
Perez, cHatro dormitorios, balloon mo-
saicos, patio cercado,, (sS5. 90 men,
sustssl. Infsesne, Tienda ''iirca de
Noe''--San Juan Moderno. Tel 1850.
s-12.
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pudieron hacer mas.


Pero para todo hay remedio. Me
imagine que con un POGO de practica
esta todo arreglado. Y ahora hay que
aprovechar para hacer un buen jue-
go en- las exhibiciones que pronto Sc
ran oficialmente anunciadas.
Ha terminado Ell juego. va marcia
ell cronista. Su paso Sc ha alargado
al yer negar ell caro- que lie llevara
donde mas tranquilo Sc esta.
Asomado por la ventanilla del We
hiculo va observando con muy POGO
inter6s. va uega ell CAIRO su des-
tino, cuando de pronto We ell reaejo
que producer muchas luces multico-
1ores.
AL acercarse ell bullicio que ahora
indican juventud algeria que aho
ra lIeva la brisa nocturna como bur
la los sofiolientos, ha llamado su
atenci6n. AL mirar... ioh sarcasmo!.
ha. creido yer la sombra de los tree
fantasmas del inferno de Dante: ell
Vicio: la Envidia Y la Corruption.
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Sc vENDE:.

Sc VENDE:-
C6moda y espaciosa casa terrera
en- Hato Rey, parada 35, enclavada en-
un solar de 1900 metros con un frente
de % metros la carretera central.
Tiene ocho dormitorios, amplio come
dor, espl6ndida cocina, despensa, ga
RACES, 2 bafios generates, baiios de
asiento, triple servicio sanitario, etc.
Informaran en- Villa Carmen, parada
35, TEL 424 Rojo. Hato Rey.
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IGANGA.-En S65o.0o Sc vende
una casa EN- buenas condiciones, situa
da en- ell pQblado de Quintana inme-
data al Hip6dromo, tiene solar pro-
pio. Informara numero 5, calle Hoare
O Tel. e27 nesro, Santurce. 8-18.
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CHAUFFEUR con experiencia desea CO.
locacion en- San Juan, la isla, sabe
manejar cualquier clase de caro-. Pa
ra informes, telefono 1O4, San Juan 0
San Jose IA, San Juan. SIS
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uENDo Hudsen-speedter en- buenas
condolences. Por ausentarme. Acepto
cambio Chevrolet Ford Rafael
s. BMn, Box 212, San German, P. R.
s-12.
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Sc NECESITA una 4taquigrafa o
IN taquigrafo competente en- ingles
" castellano. Hugh r. Francis, Altos
National City Bank, San Juan, P. r.
p.
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Sc ALQUILAN varias habitaciones sn
Ia calle del cristo No. 1S. Tnformaran
en- la Joyeria Eouret. p.
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soLAMENTE PARA HoMBRES:
Sc alquilan dos habitaciones muy ven
tilada en- Ave. Miramar No. Is. Infor-
mes TEL 50 verde, Santurce. S--12
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ALQUILo,. casa superior en- la calle
Amaerica. Departamentos propios para
establecimientos en- la Carretera Nue.
va %, y en- Dos Hermanos No. IL.
Tel. 1141. 8-16.
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ACESANTEo

Sc vENpE-En Ell meJor srtlo ae
santprce nm pecioso Chalet de Con
creto acabado de fabricar. .riens 5
habitaciones, saba, dos coinedores,
ouarbo de Banjo esplendido, y lindisi-
ma cocina. Solar de 456 metros cua-
.&Hedos. Al lado de cuatro escuelas,
Teatros, ,3iendas, Farrnacias, etc. ST.
tic de gran porvenir. stop 20 carrete-
ra Nueva. Facilidades para el pago.
Tnformes: Balsa, en- La Villa de Ma
drid, San Juan 3-22.
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Sc vENDE fnca 1dstica compuesta
de 33 cuerdas en- Barranquitas a cua-
tro kilometros del pueblo, con dos ca
sas. Dirijase Vicente Sierra, Saliva
dor Brau so, San Juan Francisco
Sierra, cayey. S-12.
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HUEvos para incubar de famosas
ponedoras ''Leghorns' blancas SIPS
docena. Gallos, Gallinas y Palomas
Carneux de venta. ordene Berta
Poultry Yards. Frente iglesia, playa
Ponce. S-23.
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AGENTE VIAJERO. Persona de
gran eXperiencia Y conocimiento ge-
neral de la isla, solicita colocacion
de Agente ,Viajero, con sueldo CO.
mission. Informara eel MUNDO".
S-f3
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FOR RENT two furnish big rooms,
very near the sea, in Taft Ave. Men
very near the sea, in Taft Ave. For
information call 1477, Santurce. s-13
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AGENTES: Sc necesitan j6venes ac-
tivos. Buenas oportunidades para ga
mar dinero en- su tempo desocupado.
Dirijase a Consolidated Sales Co. 203
w. IL tn. st. Dept 6. New York,
N. Y Attn of Mr.. Martinez.
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ST UD ES soRDO, tiene ASMA o
REUMA, escriba A. E. sumersille,
Dept. M. Apartado 1s46. San Juan,
P. r. 10-7.
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De BASKET BALL
DEL cAMPEoNATo EN- Ell ED1-
FTcIo CABALLERos DE COLON
Por MARIO
Agosto 9, 1924.

La concurrencia era enorme. Distin
guldas personalidades de San Juan y
de la isla habian llegado oportuna-
/ nnente para presenciar ell juego que
habria de decidir Ell segundo puesto
en- Ell campeonato. FL General Cord,
antegrado por sus mejores jugadores
p. p.acticaba tranQuilamente en- ell CAM
po, quizas pensando en- una segura
victoria. Ell Neverbreak tambien com
puesto por sis jugadores mejores Sc
habia prometido llevarse las media
las.
empezo Ell juego A exception de
Pablo y Todd todos los demas juga-
dores del General Cord estaban de
ma1as. Arturo no hizo las espectacu-
lares jugadas que esperabamos de ell.
Eloy no jugo como nos habia hecho
Greer. Sin embargo, por parte del Me-
verbreak, las jugadas Sc sostenian con
natural ahinco. Millin estaba hecho
un toro gardeando al futbolero. Todd,
ell mejor guard que juega en- las cor
tes de Puerto Rico, salvo asi todos
los canastos que intentaban hacer los
forwards del Never. LEGO en- 'esta
noche de noches ell celebre Todd a
| meter un canasto, cosa que nos sor-
prendi6 grandemente por nunca haber
lie visto l1acer algo parecido. Pablo til
70 varios canastos a larga distancia
hacienda Ia mayorfa de ellos, pero com
| prendimos que aun no estaba en- ver-
| dadera forma. Ell nos tiene acostum-
eXperiencia. Por otra parte, Rosa Ii
| 70 muchos canastos, metiendo la ma
yorfa de ellos, en- un round capricho-
so. Rosa estaba de buenas. Hasta el
j mismo Ramirez tiro un magnifco ca
nasto larga distancia. Los iugado-
res de Caguas que forman parte del
, Neverbreak jugaron muy bien. Muy
especialmente Ell No. A. AL final el
score estaba favor del Neverbreak.
Nosotros no vemos razon por la
, cual los jugadores de Pablo no de-
muestren mas eficiencia. Ell equipo en-
!, general esta tornado de estrellas. To-
dos son capitanes. Maestros. Y sin en-
barge, parece que una 1nala estrella
les alumbra, tratardo de obscnrecer-
les la luz de la victoria que debfa aho
ra alumbrarlos como 10 hizo cuando
Ell team Sc llamaba SNOW. Arturo,
| que por 10 regular esta muy bueno, y
que dicho sea de paso, hace las juga-
das mas lmpias one Sc ejecutan en-
las plazoletas de Basket Ball de Pto
Rico no estaba anoche muy bueno
Los dos guards del General Cord nc
pudieron hacer mas.
Pero para todo hay remedio Me
imagine nue CON nm noco de practica
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AGENTES AGkNTES AGENIES
Traies Blusas ROpa Interior

Udes. pueden conseguir agencia -di-
recta con casas de Nueva York. Ofrez-
canle sus servicios "a dichas casas por
el pr6ximo vapor. .Nosotfos vendeoos
los nombres y direcciones de ,estas
casas SLIP por cada veinticinco
direcciones. AL recibo de dicha suma
enviaremos a correo vuelto las direc-
clones mencionadas. No pierda ITEM
po Y haga su rerhesa hoy mismo a
nombre de- 4C
New York And ePDrtO Rico Adver-
tising Bereau,
Box 1928. San Juan, II X.
Advt.
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ESTUDIANTES del curse regular de
la Univers;0ad de Puerto Rico: Antes
de venir Rio Piedras, procurad ase-
gurar alojamiento en- una casa comoda
ventilada, a donde Sc ofrecen bue-
mas habitaciones comidas sanas la
par que un trato afable
Precios modicos. Direction: Rosario
d. Jim6nez Laiara, No. 16 Delicias
st. Rio Piedras, P. R. SIS.
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ST Sc SIENTE UD. ENFERMo: To-
me enseguida Ell vino "ARCODOL"
que es un t6nico excelente para aumen-
tar la vitalidad perdida. Enriquece la
sangre 81.
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MECANOGRAFO diez amos experien-
cia, conocim. entos ingles, correspondent
cia mercantil y trabajo general de
oticina, desea colocaci6n. Buenas refe-
rencias. Apartado 253, San German.
S-15.
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HOTEL BELGICA

Habitaciones trescas, comodas
.excelentes.- Siruado EN- Gale vi
LA NJ. 5 el sitio mas centrico de
Ponce.
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DESEA usted una habltac16n fres-
ca, comfortable, Independence En- Ca.
talufia No. 4, parada 26 media, lnuy
cerca de la escuela s'Luis Mnfloz FL
vera'', la encontrara lsted. Fainilia
respetable.-P.
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sa AI.QUTLAN vsri&s ofic1nAs en- eI
Edihcto Boufst san Jrsto No. 12. In
ssrmarSn en- ID Joysrt3 Borres, r
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MAGNIFIcA oPoRTUNIDAD: -ce
venden dos casas en- Catano con 45o
metros de solar, rentando $50 mensua-
les. Sc dan por $500, por enbarcar-
me. Info1mes calIe Caparras No. 50.
a--1s.
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MPoRTANTE Insista en- que lie den
PIezas Ge Ford legitimas cuando su
CAIRO -necesite reparaciones. No per-
mita que lie pongan ,Piezas de imita-
cion. Smallwood Brothers. Distribui-
dores paar Ford. Apartado f, Pta.
de TERRA, Tel. 1873. 9-8.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-12

Sc VENDE Ell Restaurant ia vi
LA del Eosal', anteS ''Trinchera
por tener que ausentarse su dueno pa
ra Estados Unidos a fin de atender
asuntos familiares. Informaran Lu-
ma 20. SIG.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-12

Sc ALQUILA hermoso local para Of
Gina. Informaran Altos de- la Botica
Blanco. a-16.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-12
VENTA DE FLORES NATURA.

LES: Ell ramos, cruces, o coronas, en-
la calle Hoare numero 16 o lame al
telefono 678 azul.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
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