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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

Hal Roach has proclaimed Arthur
Stone, late OF vaudeville. as one OF
the most sensational comedy finds"
OF his entire career in plctures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

L. HaHptmGn home Of the waltz.
and incidentally the childhood homo
OF Mr.. Hauptman. Is renowned for
the beauty with which It's musicians
interpret the waltz. and for that rea-
son music lovers should find tho spe.
ciai concert number very pleasing.
Then Frank Judnich. tho popular
New York syncopating aeeordionist.
has created such a demand on the
part OF Columbia patrons Tor his con.
tributIons that he will be held over
another week. And the Robertson
trio Of professional Juvenile stars
will offer the very latest popular
hits" in their own captivating man.
ner. q musical show extraordinary
is promised Columbia audiences the
ensuing week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
BLUE MOUSE

What ia the real test OF lover Is
n continual protestations Of devo-
ton. chivalrous service. the giving
OF gifts. the winning Of glory. the
accomplishment OF the impossible
FOR the sake or the loved one1 II a
man believes himself in love with
two women how shall he know. and
how shall tho women know. which
one no truly loves and which one he
is merely infatuated WITH II In es.
scntial for the happiness Of all three
that he know his own heart
This intense story. by G. Gardner
sullivan. makes Loves and Lies" n
gripping phoioplay.
James Kirkwood, Lila Leo and
Margaret Livingston have tho prin.
cipal parts. Others In tho cast are
Eugene Palette. MurIcl Frances
Dana. a Seattle youngster. Turner
Savage. George Pearce and George
French. Love and Lies" Is the at.
traction at the Blue Mouse for a
week. commencing today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

A NDY WARD and his syncopating
"A band will hold the center Of tho
musical program in conjunction with
the showing OF "Wahdcring Hus.
bands, at the Blue Mouse thcater
today and for one week, with a
catchy musical score TO accompany
the showing of the picture besides
two concert numbers that will no
doubt prove big with the Blue Mouse
patrons. Their first Offering will be
that popular ballad, THE Little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

DAY RoBINsoN's celebrated or.
IN chestra continues to prove a sen.
sation at the Heilig. where. together
with Elmer Floyd's chorus THE Ali
Babarettes OF Bagdad," they have
been held over for another week.
There arc seven numbers in their
program this week. which is present.
ed daily at 315, 7:l5 and ah5 p. m.
~ '1iavanna"
90 oh Baby"
90 ~ Pretty Girl Is Like q Melody"
with Buster Lorenzo. tenor, and the six
Al Babarettss
% by the Waters OF Minnetouka."
Introducing Kreisler's arrangement %
Pale Moon With special lighting
effects.
90 Solo dance by Elmer Floyd.
90 ut Amt Gonna Rain No More. :"
Ray Roblnsous special arrangement.
40 I'm the Land OF Sweet Sixteen"
with Buster Loronzo. tenor, and the six
All Babaratfea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
LAND A LOT OF
FISH IN JULY
Over 100000 Pounds Are
Brought to Seattle

American fishing ships landed
i.J01.05O pounds Of haubut. sable
nsh, ling cod end rock nah ~
Seattle during July. according 10
figures made public Friday b. the
bureau Of Fisheries of The United
States department ~ commerce. The
value ~ the a7 CBrEoes from Fiat
tory banks and the Hscais strait
was tsii.ssI
Halibut led. with O total n ifgl.
500 pounds Hrcats mmIts catcher
we're inrEer and OF more value than
those from the banks. to,aunr 0sg
$50 pounds, valued AZ iiGa70a
Fisheries products taken In Pm.
get sound and landed In Seattle bv
collecting vessels during tho month
are led by 1s7i.b00 pounds N Klnr
of hprinE. salmon. valued AZ fsg7
100 coho. Or silver. al mon were
second. with total Of 900 100
pounds valued nt go. sos smelt Ia.
tailed $1,000 pounds, valued att6f6o
ana there we're ss35o pounds or
hif'lhead trout valued 81 g. sgg
landed here IN July
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

Ni'toria EaasIHul given hgs
months boa JAIL $3.50 fine. Tor liquor
violation by Judge Nsisrer
Iuhr1krn line 0f block signals *.
tSni from Great Lakes 10 Coast on
Northern Pacific line with lusfalla
ton ~ iart one az Little FaIL MINI.
Judge julius A atati9n. -. rs.
tired. not expected 20 1--WE following
stroke SUNDAY Confined 90 apart.
ment IA the Ft Paul
Sons and Daughters % Norway
invite Norwegian 10 help celebrate
Leh ErkH0u'H trip 10 America .n
open boat iH 1000 A. D. az Masonic
temple September 20
Chamber of Commerce observing
constitution week Friday with ad
dresses 10 members council by Prof
Clark r. Bissett. 0f University Or
Washington. and s. o Hu.d0bro
consul general u Chile
has Clara Rose. g. who dEHp.
psarsd from home ~ niece. Mrr ".
-. Gipplo. 1861 gGth ave 3 Tues
day, Huii unbound today
Mrs II l. Gerach. ~ Portland.
fined 90 Tor operating auto pafssH-
ger service 10 Seattle by Judge John
y Gordon in police court
wives. mothers. sisters o. Gyro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Arrivals and Departures

arrived sept 20 Hfr pa heEuHna
from haH Efanrlsra. sf DO m utF
sfiaHa from Tar8mAr af q 70 m stf Emr
na Alexander from san Diego Fla pafta.
st I.t9 ms 80 Aur1a from Do g 80
e. m sff ElI0fzdn from les Angeles
Via Hau tfunrisra. 81 t.lE e. m sept.
lt scr arrFlufH from Mes York sih
porte hi D. tH ctr President hraHf
from Naunh Fia ports % tti D % siT
t1Ear n t.ugkruEsru nom Nrs or
lsHuH via ports. IS 100 m. rif iirnfT
H Grove ffum Taruuta. ~ M Hir
HbidEuHka Naru from Tarams. ht ..
m. ftr D. d. Kingsley from hsu FRAN
CLEO via ports. 81 90 q. m.
sailed sept. DO str git 5Hf Narairh
~ Antwerp via porte. 90 ios on sept.
DE- str Dorothy Alexander f1f inu An
Fsles Vie Hau TTaHrisra. 81 90 3. m Hff
Ia rursfma f1F rnH NH7GTs - %
o. Hrs go NaHlfb iisH Zee Boston via
ports. "a .. m riF a. % KINGSLEY for
HaH rfaHrIsEa. az sac b u. stf hprhrH
t.urttHHarh Or Hgslen Fla porte ~ ans
d. w. or rakiaa AsTa Or Everett. a.
t.tt y. No. or NiruiHian fgF Tassms. -
rnru
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Vessels in Other Ports

PORT uAMHf.E= Arrived. Sept H.
ST. uruakdaiv from Seattle. 81 . o..
and sailed Ter Nanfnugrr, at tfia .. ~
TACuMA-aAuiYr1s sept i1.=Hir
Cizfvmnnt from seattle. st M str
TEXAS from Seattle. a. o. ms sir 1aeos
from Seattle, 81 10 p M. ssilsi-stf
Chaz u MsEarmlrE f1r Nsu York. al
. u siF Dorothy Winisrmpts Tor Los
Angeles. az .
EyEHErr- sailed sept ~ Str Cello
for san FfaHrisro 81 .. m. Arrived,
Aspt i7-st uura Nafu from Aiiks.
81 - m
uWtk-Artivsd. SEPT tt==Att
President IsffsfH1n from Seattle, az
D. m Hspt t5.=Atr Tniihyhigu from
Seattle. a. gasp o. m Passed Tor San.
rauvrr. sept "a Str nrookdsls. At :
o. M Haiisd. Sept. ls-gf TAithYbius
for Manila. at 1880 q m. Sept H.
H,r President Isnsrs1H fot Manila.
Passed out. sept ii.-Etr crofisa Hail
for tnndpus
VANCOUVER Arrived. Sept i7.-sir
Canadian Volunteer from Las Angeles.
Railod. sept ~ Str Stuart Dollar for
Tacoma.
ABERDEEN Arrived. Sept i7.-str
Cssba from San Francisco. sept is
str shsaffnsaa from Raymond.
AHTuRtA-Ealicd. Sept iJ.-str Grey
loo kfar Seattle, a. =. m, s,f EdKar
y. t.uckoahach for Seattle Arrived, Sept
i7-ajf osiris from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Terminal Pier ti 81
Hhidtuaa Mara. Manila Mara. Pier ~
str prsaidsHt Bfuut
Pier lt=HtT rfafssiiaua
Pier io-Hv FULTON
rlrf t=Hs Caroline Ffanrss
Pier f-HTf Eidafada-
Pier Str 1u8n.
Pier i-Hfrs Jacob iurksntash. EdrsT .
t.lrkrnbsrh
PIER u=Htf Admiral Bshfss.
rarifis Coast coal nguksfs-u. 8 Hs'
lief
rsHro Coast rnrisssfihE wofks-u, a
AiFatqutn-
Connecticut street Trrminsi--ntrs Tsna'
"a. West Himfad
stacy Street Tsrminal=hirs Admiral
Watson. kstfhikah.
Lander street Tsrminsi=-Htr London In
porter
uivsaEss ocean pseA-u ~ Ps,d'
ffHr
usrfafd street Tffnirai=HF prsYinrh
nsHrfai Petroleum TsFninhi-Hir AuYnr
gadl nfY uaets=fif rattsrspn. uis Chsi'
tAmha barge HinEamnn. rif NnTunod
HaFtar Island Dock a Warehouse Go 81
vs. usisHa.
Afnss Terminal COMPANY Hus CITY 81
Sarrieh. Henry n Grove
NsffsfnsH's Dry Dock ~. D. q q hnps
hHuisH. ~ Wufisl
Hsinran's tiiu tttnr stl=Ms EivTrs-
winsj1s Nafins Railway tEaris Hsfhefl
str Nee kInn. sfhfa vancouver. Ella
\ Alanns tafEss Cp4ultism city,
tynrY willard. JFaHsg and Oriffs9n.
tam CeuqusfaFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Portland Live Stock

Ahafshaf aunfnAlnfis
Cattle Nscsirts SO Tone % market
riaw, steers medium. ts0ftaa com.
mon. hus. bsifrFsl msfiHrn sHd rom.
mon. tGteGtgt sass medium and
rpmmru. tEDtTE. Gamers ahd rufIsfs
tirtpgi. bells. Cannsrs aHf bainFuas
iifsuAte Calv.s medium aHa
chuirs. iBo - dnun. iftaHIH. ib1
90 80 10. tfftuT. fs1 lts ~. itg
sta
Her. Receipts i.ets ruas 81 fnarSst
fisAfr. Medium. good and choice. iti
90 200 its. ibstutn. 200 20 80 M
tpWsft. 80 10 up ttgBgf. Fsek.
ina smooth hsary. 1896. pasbinr
rough heavy. 1850 $780, slaughter
piEs. I.toUfte. feeders end ffseksfs.
is&9UTt1.
shssp- Receipts i.itf. Thns % market
steady tambs. hrAvyssiEhis. msdi.
un ahd choice. ftutTi. ruiis aHd
commons al HstEhts ittp0s
wsthsfs, tt9t suss. tpmmsn 10
choice. ttDAta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Building Permits

Paul Ills. ais goth ave. s., frame nddi.
tlon 60 residence. $500.
&. Il. Mitchell. 1856 a7th ~. concrete
garage, 1900
Dr. W. nuschmnnn. 400 w. Mercer, frame
alteration roof. $500
WIN. Bloch, 2ioi Sixth ave. frame store.
$3.50
l.. =. Killing. ii5.uo u 72nd st. o. n.
garage. $500.
81. Duffy. 2ias n. 5oth st, con garage.
$500.
II, c. Smith, e5of 10th n. r.. store Ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
RESERVE RATIOS
DECREASE
Banks increasing Earning
Assets; Stocks Firm
IfaI. nErNIIHM

WALL sTuEEr JOURNAL FINAN-
ttAL uGNtfM
NEW YORK. sept no Both the
reserve ratios 90 thr New York bank
and ~ the whole system show "a de-
Cfrhnrs in tha last week Uuf the
fallinE OF VAS due tu Increased puf-
rhauen ~ bills in the open market
rather than ta expansion ~ Trdlhr
r0uuts. showing that the ~ inHtitur
uoua are steadily increasing their
earning assets.
This evidence ~ the country q
credit harkinE uaH reflected ln thr
strong lone 90 the general market
in the early draIuEa
stocks opened firm a. "a Steel.
ioAs up 4 American Can. 1884
OF ! General Motors. 10000 shares
a. itA General Electric. 4gtL. up
= American Wooden, &c. up Z Com
solidatrd Gas, Tia. up = Reading.
tit. OF e Sinclair. ~. Htudrs
hHksr. tok bethlehem Steel a8,
baldwin. tsgs up = American Pc
trolrum ~ hsh 81 Paul iH. 0ff =
Ipion Pacific l1hA OF q. A. T. a
r. eHrdiyidrnd 1868. up 4 south
ern Hallway ti1, up I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
GREEN STUFFS
ARE CHEAPER
Cabbage, Celery and Egg
plant Shading Off Now

The local vegetable market ap-
pears easier with several Hhadings
on wholesale QUOTATIONS
String beans are selling at and
cents a pound instead OF s and
; cents. Beets. per dozen punches.
are shaded of 70 III cents, instead
Of II y to 20 cents
Cabbage dropped over Thursday
to ~ and . cents from n former
wholesale quotation Of cents n
pound. and there Is plentiful sup
ply reported
: Carrots on the other hand are up
"a cents TO III cents on a dozen
punches.
Celery and eggplant both show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Omaha Live Stock

lhnrsdaFs Quofationa
Cattle Receipts, tte9 rohs - market
STEADY rsariinKs IfFauiis stssss
NUlp3t, ross ana hsifsfr. tgBbTE
tiprksfs and feeders. ~ lrntta. taieri
hBins balls snd stays ttuA
hegs hstslpta s.epe Tons - market
mostly s&r loser. uuiL. IhtaBE ts
tor. tsso
sheep Receipts sstoa Tons % market
steady TssfilhHs. tg8iete. usthsrs
ttuT5 lsmts. 81 tgglI. ,rss. gtsl
gggE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Mass. Visitors to
See Mount Rainier

The Chamber of Commerce var
host 10 20 members u che 1iaE,s
ehB7rtfE Rtafe Chamber n Com
meres, o. the Goaman hotel Thurs
a1y night Speakers included r ~
Blake. IH charge of the party. Pro
feEs9r r s. MsauU n the q u "
T. y stacy secretary of me Mass.
ehusstts chamber and President
Thomas, u the Massachusetts, cham.
Der
a special train on 1870 Friday an
rrnoon uaa 20 take the party &c
doguf Rainier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Boston Wool

NOaT0N. Hspf MaHufarIurrr.
cnpiinus 70 buy = fair smn,us % wool
ard there Il aiso considerable spsruis
ton N loser EfHdsa Ohio dsiainss 81
better type move az about 80 cents
witch u equivalent 20 ItN 10 Ia per
pound clean. this market Choice staples
have been sold At iitt pound ruilsd
weais ere moving AZ fitt In Liverpool
prices are % IS per cent on ehoiss lots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Denver Live Stock

IHuFsfIaJa Nu0fnFIona
Cattle Receipts, i.1tp steady Etssfs.
be 1895 cows ann hsifers tlssU
$50. calves. tsugsr. feeders and
stpckstu, itH7. buiis. tgBt
HeEs Rsrsipns i.taa market 1895
iaurT. Top. iie1t. bulk. tttBaIp.tu.
pigs iTuA
shssp Receipts. t.0t5 Market. steady 20
weak Fai iambs itiTsBtssE. feed
az lambs. tii5i0l2ss swrt. ttBtgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK sept tn TafsiFn -.
chsuHs opened lower HtsriiHr tttts
francs iaptEi lire tnatt HsIFiuut.
ioetat mafAs sftk r~ utIIlan. Hsrds
Con. sfttl NuftsY. 1875
fufsiFn exchange closed lover Hisf.
unF, iite, or AZ ffaurs tnnlGI. on
- Gees. nslEiufn. % ease. on 90 aafft. .
marks, fitt per triIiian rspsf- ufs.
% ttith Holland attt 90 90 6r6t.
Russian. btss Shanghai. TgH. Ypk8hafHs.
''Ap, husdrHs gees. NofuaY. laFs.
Greece. lTIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
GRAIN FUTURES
STAGE RALLY
Exports Aid Wheat, Oats;
Weather Sends Corn UP

CHICAGO. Sept. is--Grhln futures
staged n sensational rally In today'H
trading and finiah"d sharply higher.
Persistent export business rallied
wheat 10 fniHh well above yester-
day. Exports aggregated n half mil
lion bushels
Covering By shorts and strength
In wheat. together with forecasts
Of cool wet weather for principal
parts OF the American belt sent corn
up,
Good buying by locals and sea-
board intercsts sent oats 10 a higher
finish.
Provisions rallied late with grains
and some foreign buying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
cASAnIAN MInrIrss

Htr Tsnpaisan Msru. 80 miles from
Estrran-
Htr rarsfian asirmlshsf NN miles
sguib TAtn1sh. bound for EnEiand
Htf canafIaa iuvrrtsf. sst miles from
Tstndsh. bound fuf Montreal
mr. Canadian Farmsf 81 miles from
fas Angeles. bound Tor ios Angeles
Hir city ~ Vancouver lsft Port Alice
f0T Weed flhfn az p. M
Str Canadian Transporter. houad Tor
pirtnis. ITO fuiifH south Victoria
H'r EtHs Maru bound for Nsurouvr-.
SOC miles from EriHvan
Etr KiYB Nhru. Japan fof Los AnHriss
1909 miles from GHteFHu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Alaska Vessels

HEWAHp- Sailed. sept lH Hir Nuffhr
nrairrn. s9utHusunH. af
fEfEiihUtHs saiirH. sept lt=htr
Adriirsi hsErfs. s1rfnEguHd 81 tEa
b. W.
kErriilkAk sailed. sept &C. str
Alamrda. uHtBb4uHa. nt lp DO o. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
LIVE STOCK
VEGETABLE
Fries raid wholssals Deaiers

Che prices Givsn are tho.. made 10
retail dealers by Wholesalers. with !,
Few seasonal receptions. prices TO pro-
dueers can be figured by dsductinx the
cost OF transportation to ssalti. and
approximately Is per cent for hauilng
storage and selling eost.D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Liverpool Grain
Thursdays Quotations


dltlon. $500.
II. W. Rowell. sitw. Garfield. alteration
residence. $500.
State OF Washington. "a W. Draws. re-
pair foundation, etc. $500.
Mr. Scott, G2bi 2oth n H., alteration
residence. $500.
II. O Erickson. 1909 iiat g. W, move
building. $500.
H. j Landauer, ii7s 10th ave, alteration
rcnldcnco. $500.
Lawrence Mitchell. 1910 Lewis place. nj.
tcrhtlon residence. 500
!, y, Heating. 6ii8 Swift ave, alteration
residence. 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Portland Produce
Thursfiays oootat.

Ihursday's Quotntions
Buttsr--cuba sSitas. sfc. standards "a
LExs-Etifas. ssr. sirnts tbc. pulis,s.
sie' current receipts. 1se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. s~pt it-whs.t-
white. ii.f7i soft white. fiit. wssts,g
white. ii.tik hard winter ii7ah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

club members % raias money for
winter clothes for kiddles az Medina
babies home.
Funeral ~ Alexander TurubuI s.
attls pioneer. who died az his home
1910 ssh ave s. W. Tuesday. VA
20 BE- o. Bouney Watson chapel AZ
.p 10 Friday Settled in Seattle %
years ago. native d scotland
Funeral ~ George johnson, 10 4
b. on Columbia Undertaking chapel
y % m Saturday. Was resident Of
Rainier valley 90 years Lived az
1902 Wilson ave.
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Weather Bureau Report

TATuuFit lhIANu Frrt D1=s 80.
NHfHwftfF flsiuE HI1rIT. tlraF. sind
raat. lf mUfs aH hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

a flock N oHtrcbcs 81 one u ths
principal attractions ~ the Brtst
Empire exhibition a. Wsmbisy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
San Francisco Produce

Thursdays Quotations
Halter Eauaa tbhr
lrr. Efifas. fgtF. ssffs ruiists sts.
unfrrsirri puilrts- sfkF
cheese California fists fancy s8hr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
EVERY PRICE A SENSATION
GRAND FINALE This oNE-CENT
~ 14oi 'H@ a.: as: : :.::: !;

goodly decreases hs tho crop pours
in and dealers seek 10 move u
Green onions also show drop.
Prices generally quoted Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
FiiUIIs
rrioes raid Wholesale Dealers
NAY. GRAIN AND FEED

pr'ess To Consumer, Y. o. II. sentti.)
Aifaifa Iiny-FirSt grade 1900
busN ..s.ss.............. q 100
corh-Whois, yellow. 120's.........B7,00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Ship News
Tides In Seattle


FRIDAY HATtHDAY
sFfsr. % sEl-T. 20
iirst IsW Tide fifpt los Tide
gtH a. m lE a. IHHF a m. ne e.
ltrst iuEh ride irtrsi itiEh Tide
.sEa m gE a. .Ta H COY. pt o..
,ssond i.sW Tide 50 cad Los Iias
l.NE b. m 90 a. lam 81 m. ta a.
s-rpnd itiEh ride -s.rand High tide
ttn ms sE rrIR wr 90 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

"uIN"UHI TaHI fN7T- TFfTnrI HUII
Eranuiatrd. tfttgTto
coffss No. Hia. ~ No I santos.
s3a usse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-31

OPORTUN|DAD

Sc vende una FARMACIA eT
Ponce, EN- una de las ca
lies mas centricas y de mayor
moVimiento, tiene buena clien-
teIa, esta montada a la moder-
ma y bien surtida, Vende 1900
dollars nensuales Y sus condi-
clones de venta son pasado el
balance Sc descuenta ell 10 por
ciento por pago al contado.
Dirijase a su dueho Apartado
No. 345, Ponce, P. r. que la
vende por quererse ir a Vivir a
los E.. w.. 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-31
iiOIGA DE LA ISLA!I

les I'D. AMANTE DEL BOXEO? |?
Estamos trabajando activamente
para montar ell "Jack Dempsey Spor-
ting Club recibimos cualquier do
native que I'd. quiera hacer ms
cribase como socio, solo le cuesta
$500 la entrada y un peso mensual.
va recibimos el certiicado de in
corporation Y solo falta tener cier-
tos fondos v cieIto ndmero de socios
para abrir el Club. Recibimos como
donativo desde cts. hasta un mi
lion de dollars.
Dirija todo az ''Jack Dempsey
Physical & Sporting Club. San Jo-
sc 81 clio Andres Ojeda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-31

Una casa, de MADEIRA y zinc. calle
8 Agosto, en- solar municipal,
Rca. 25 2 cuerdas y casa, barrio,
Santa Catalina,
Rca. 25 cuerdas, sin edificaciones,
barrio Pedro Garcia,
Rca. $3.50 cuerdas y bohio, ba-
rrio Coamo Arriba,
Rca. 21 / 4 cuerdas, sin edifcacio-
mes, barrio Pedro Garcia,
Rca. 451a cuerdas, sin edificaciones,
barrio Pedro Garcia,
Rca. 20 cuerdas y casa, barrio Ha-
yales,
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Baldorioty, enclavada en- solar mu-
nicipal,
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1875 Sucn- Francisco
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1885 Josefa Celestina
Lugo,
1886 Josefa Celestina
Lugo,
1888 Maria Josefa Celes-
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1439 Bautista Ortiz,
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646 Calixto Pineiro
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NieveS,
849 Calixto Piiieiro
Nieves,
$50 Calixto Pifieiro
Moves Sucn.
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Rca. 5 cuerdas de terreno, Y casa,
barrio Bucarabones,
Rca. 100 cuerdas de terreno. con ca
sas, ETC.. barrio Indiera Frfa,
Rca. 169 cuerdaS de terreno. con
casas, maquinarias, etc., barrio In
dera Baja,
Rca. 10 cuerdas de terreno. sin edi-
dcaciones, barrio Indiera Baja.
Rca. 55.84 cuerdas de terreno con
casas. barrio Bucarabones,
Rca. 236 cuerdas de terreno con 8
casas, barrio Indiera Baja,
Rca. 107.75 cuerdas de terreno ca
sas, barrie Hucarabones.
kea. "a cuerdas de terreno. con /
~asa. barrio Bucarahoueg,