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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

Tomorrow wei sell: Mems Duchess
Trousers, $500 values, for S3.45. While
400 and $500 Dress Pants have been
marked down TO S2.i5. Boys Suits, with two
pants, go tomorrow at S3.sS. While Boys
0veralls have been cut TO 49c.
Arrow Dress Shirts, formerly $500, go
saturday for Csc. Beautiful Knit Dress Ties
IT Csc. Mems Carriers at &c. While high
grade Green Hood Shirts, with collars at
lached. have been cut from $500 to Sl.45.
Mems genuine b. V. ID. garments will go
at Csc. Mems Spring weight Union Suits at
CSC. While all Mems Heavy Wool Under
wear has been cut to exactly one-half price.
Mems 0veralls at csc. Mems Collars, all
sizes, at SC. Mems Black Bear 0veralls, in
fact, everything that man needs for dress
or work wear, all included in this sale and
going at such sensational prices as these.
Yes. folks, the Greatest Clothing Values
'OME-Seeing is believing-Be here when
al 800. We have just mentioned few of
play windows on First Avenue and Pine Str
So come to this GREAT CLOTHING SAIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

SLY ~ "
OF. j did not wear
we a Ike n ! n 6 gar
tnents, nor torture
myself with diets. |
was fortun at c
enough while in
Europe 10 find out
the secrets with
which millionsires,
Ere C h actresses
and beautiful wo-
men Of Pbris keep
their figures slend.
or. Not only did |
easily and gradual.
ly lose 50 pounds,
but the reduction
was lasting, as |
have never gained
n pound since stop
ping the treatment.
/ zeal and look
years younger and
my health has
greatly improved
with this wonderful
discovery. No mat.
ter how fat you are
YOU may do just ~
I did and easily
Lace . few Nn,in,l !,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20
GREAT FREE OFFER SATURDAY
lily htlOrcQ l WO-
ST 4.85

And added force all OF 10
the close of business Saturday night make this FREE OFfER
nat the house. including hundreds of all late style e and sa
given ABSOLUTELY FREE with each suit sold
And for SATURDAY ONLY, included with this FREE OFFER
your choice of 267 atestyle Mems and Young Mems
Suits all Sizes in teeds worsteds and few two n
included in this lot-orignal prices of these
mits $50 and SIS, but they're Saturday for
And here Lot 81 Mems Finest Tailored Suits in heavy Engs
md bankers gray; many Hart Schaffner Marx, Kloh n
Kraft and Curly Clothes included in this lot Original prices
around SEQ but they Saturday at the winduP price Of "
And with each of these Suits and Oveoats ABSOU
selection of hat advertised BUT PLEASE NOTE;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

All Mems $500 Shoes, in broken lines,
will go at Sl.ss. Mems $500 Dress shoes
mt S2.4s. Mems $500 Chippewa heavy
Work Shoes at s2.9S. While Mems $1,000
genuine Packard and Bannister Shoes and
oxfords have been cut TO s3.9S. And If
your boy needs pair Of shoes, you can buy
an all-leather $500 shoe for Sl.95.
Mems genuine President Suspenders have
been cut to 25c. While over 200 dozen Mems
Belts have been cut TO 35c. Mems Work
Shirts will go at 39c. While heavy Khaki
Shirts go at soc. Mems and Boys Sf.5O
Caps have been cut to isc. While all Mems
Khaki Outing Wear viii go Saturday AT
exactly one.half price.
And here's the cause Of these reductions
This Durlees mems stock must be wound up nj
once together with the combined Red 'FRONT.' stock
l60I.l5O3 First Avenue corner Ftnn Street. And
this forced drastic action Il tho cause Of such sen
sational low prices these,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20
0.85
English serge, blue
ST 8.85

Suits and Overcoats you get, ABSOLUTELY fKEE
as advertised. BUT PLEASE NOTE: These FREE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

your selection OF any hat, as Advertised
OFFERS GOOD SATURDAY ONLY
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29

py was offering her was opium-for-
getfulness. The peoples she was offer-
ing me were the memories we had In
common. happy and unhappy. but
sweet always.
"When I awoke had no desire for
opium, and felt like new man.
lucky In my memories.
"See how beautiful they are. Col.
lins." he said. and I looked at the
bouquet on the table.
So Dane has consoled himself ever
since by keeping before his eyes the
sight Of the poppies-red, ike the blood
that was squeezed from. his heart We
are staunch friends now, and, though
Edmund Dane seems eccentric to
others. 1t Is who know the secret Of
his peoples and their especial signih-
cance to him.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29
Barred "ellIr Springer.

Former Representative Joseph @.
Cannon tells this: William Rails Nor
rison was member of the house Of
representatives from Illinois in tho
sos of the last century. William M.
Springer was colleague. There was
no love lost between Messrs. Morrison
and Springer. They did not get on
well together. Morrison made no
secret of his dislike for Springer.
"while In congress Morrison had a
very sick spell at the willard hotel.
and several other members Of the
house went down to see him. We
cheered him as best we could and left
him feeling better. but just as we were
about to so. he said:
"'Boys, I may get the flnal sum-
mons, for am In bad way. There
fore. l want to say few words to
you: II die you will have some
thing to say about me In the house.
That Is all right. Anything that Sun
set Cox might say would please me
very much, for he Is fine fellow.
What Bill Holman civilian Steele
Holman of Indiana) has to say will
delight me. II Billy Breckinridge
(william Campbell Preston Breckin-
ridge Of Kentucky speaks he will be
eloquent and sincere. His words will
fall about me like beautiful, fresh
flowers.
but II Bill Springer attempts to
.naar opa NJ vou call for the pre-
vious question: n.'"-Chicago Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29
Americas S Marvels
NATURAL AND OTHERWISE
By T. T. Maxey
CHlCAGO'S MAIL TERMINAL
BUILDING

To speed up the handling, dstribu-
ton, and dispatch Of all paper, catalog
and parcel.post mail originating lin
Chicago or passing through Chicago
destined to Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kentucky. Michigan, Minnesota, Mis-.
souri,, Ohie, South Dakota, Tennessee.
and Wisconsin, there has been recent
Is placed In service In Chicago mon
ster mail terminal building which is
without q parallel-anywhere.
This building is Of brick and steel,
approximately 500 feet long. 10 feet
wide, and six stories and basement
tall. On one side are tracks which have
capacity for 81 railway mail cars
one track running the full length Of
the building inside. On the other side
Is 30-foot driveway bordering on
which Is unloading space sufficient to
accommodate 60 mail wagons at one
time.
The entire first floor Is given over to
the receipt. dispatch. and storage of
mail; another floor Is devoted to
the distribution Of parcel-post mall;
another floor Is used for the
handling of paper mail, and so on.
One floor Is necessarily an operating or
service foor-for the proper mainte-
nance Of the plant, and contains the
office of the superintendent and his
force, machine shop. carpenter shop,
stock room, cafeteria, frst-ald, study.
and rest rooms.
About go persons are employed In
the work Of handling mail matter,
while about so additional employees
and 25 clerks and officials are required
to look after and operate the building
and its machinery.
Four stairways. three passenger and
fourteen freight elevators facilitate
movement between floors. The mall
handling equipment includes about
1900 trucks Of various kinds and
sizes, several hundred sorting tables,
sack racks without end, and a small
feet Of electric tractors. Most Of the
work Of distribution Is done by means
OF some eight miles Of mechanical belt
conveyors which function with an
amazing rapidity and an uncanny sure
ness. These conveyors, some Of which
are A inches wide and $50 feet long,
carry mall between divisions. between
floors, and dump It on distributing
tables from which they also carry II
to chutes which drop It to dispatching
platforms
This terminal ultimately viii handle
an average Of 10000 sacks Of parcel
post and $1,000 sacks of paper mail
every "a hours-or 1888 sacks per
hour. According to an official of the
railway mail service, through this. one
building win pass more mall than
originates In the entire Dominion Of
Canada.
\ te. isss. western Newspaper unieA)
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29
BELIEVE IN OLD CALENDAR
japanese Cling TO Superstition, Though
Government Has Made Effort to
Suppress u.

In Japan, 1929 L. the year Of the
wild boar and those born the follow.
ing II months viii be characterized
by sincerity and rashness, according
to japanese lore. They will be free
from material cares and unnecessarily
touchy. The government has sup
pressed the old calendar made up Of
II xodiacal animals, but the people Of
Japan still derive from II many super
stitions and Inspiration fer their art.
Postcards representing the 1928 boar
chasing the 1922 dog are on sale all
over the city of Tokyo.
This old calendar II Of Chinese
origin and Is common to the Tartars.
Turks. Mongols and Tibetans. as well
as to the Japanese. The IL animals
are the rat. OK, tiger. hare. dragon.
serpent horse, sheep, monkey. bird.
dog and boar and their influence on
human destinies Is varied. Their
power on the human body created
zodiacal anatomy and a special art Of
healing In the Middle ages.
Those under the influence Of the
rat are honest, thrifty and a little
tricky. They are quiet and should
beware of the fair sex. The OK year
confers a strong physique. independ-
ence and stubbornness; that of the
tiger. unusually strong character;
that of the hare, charm and grace
and a surrounding of good fortune
which must be caught before one is
thirty-eight. Sons Of the dragon have
a fiery spirit and conceit and are
happiest at twenty-seven. twenty
eight and forty-fve. Those Of the
serpent are melancholy and jealous
and destined to live but short time
with their family. Snake girls ought
TO marry either merchant, doctor or
government official.
People that are brave, kind, loyal
and generous are under the sign of
the horse; those neat, orderly and
hospitable, as well as tender and re-
ligious under the goat. Goat people
make artists. Monkey born are cold
and stern and succeed by assoclating
with others. Bird born ought to be
singers and those born under the dog,
heing honest and faithful, should not
humble themselves too much for the
sake Of their friends. They are happy
when very young and again in old age.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29
Thanks to q Hat.

In April. 1919. two prospectors In a
wornout fiivver were humping over a
California road-John Kelly and Hamp
wIlllams-the latter a half-breed Piute
Indian. Kelly's hat blew OF. Hamp
got out and found 1t In small hole
some prospector had dug years before.
Looking at the exposed rock, he said :
"This looks like silver ore to me-" and
hlled Kelly's hat with the stuff.
That's the best hat I've got" OBJ
jected Kelly. II wish you would use
somethlng else for an ore sampling bag.
But well have II assayed.r Thus was
discovered Cslifornia's largest silver
mine, the Callfornia. .RanJ, at Rands-
burg. In It's FIRST year It yielded more
than S1,O00.O0O worth Of silver.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29
NOTICE

The tax roll for the township of
DAnse is now in my hands for col
lection. I will be at my home every
day Of the week from 900 to 11:O0 In
the morning and from 900 to 500
each afternoon, for the purpose of
collecting taxes. A fee Of 10 will be
charged up to January 10, 1924.
Miss Mary Frenette.
11-30-f Township Treasurer.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29
Liberality.

Medical students were taking ON
oral examination.
"What would you do now il
fainted?" said the doctor.
Student-"Bring you to-"
"And what then?"
Student-"Then I'd bring you two
more"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29
Ancient Alarm like Fasfory Whistle

Ancient Alarm Like Fsefory Whistle.
81. DIels, following aTsuggostion de-
rived from the musician Aristocles. AZ
quoted by Athenaeus. has presented q
reconstruction of the alarm devised BY
Plato to wake the students Of the acad-
emy. reports the Scientific American. A
quantity Of water suddenly released
from an upper receptacle ills lower.
forcing the air In the latter through .
pipe and % producing a sound which
was an ancient anticipation Of the mod
en- factsry whistle
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29

Mrs. Goodreau, Mrs. Bassier and
Mrs. Eochon left Sunday for Green
Bay. where Mrs. Goodreau will re-
ceive medical treatment.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29

Misses Merva Menard and Buela
Anderson visited last Saturday and
Sunday in Chassell.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
Ell NAL DE PIEDRA

Esta enfermedad es debtda la pre-
sencia de arenillas que, formadas en- ell
tempo, veces anos, ell enfermo solo
observa un dep6sito rojizo en- Ell vase
de noche y no empieza a sufrir, hasta
que las arenillas alcanzan un cierto
Itn6n, son transmitidas la vejiga y
arrojadas al exterior. Durante mucho
grosor. FL Inico remedio para esta afec-
ci6n es Ell ARTHRI-SEL que disuelve
en- Ell rifion las arenillas en- formation
y las arrastra en- la orina sin diicul-
tad. Advt.
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rRAcMENTo DE MI NovELA
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razon uuiere faltarme 81 no regresai
iQu6 la ausencia de las caricias de Ia
luz de sus ojos hermosos y limpldos
que me besaban sacrosantamente y
adormecian mi alma sintiendo mu cTnu
Hos armonicos de fe y de esperanSa,
ne hacen yer la vida como envuelta
en- una oscuridad siniestra; que la
luna va no me mira dulcemente como
cnando sus ojos me besaban; que los
can+icos de los pajarillos son ccmo
himnos dolorosos mis- oidos; que no
taS alegres y tristes Sc unen en- me-
lanc6licas harmonfas, para mi alma
que me abaten; que ell vuelo del ave
al cruzar ell espacio me parece annn-
clio de mayores pesareS, 10 que antes
admiraba ser vuelo de majestad inf
nita, pues pienso que esas aVes que
vuelan muy alto, como queriendo be-
sar la b6veda azu con La Garcia blan
da de sus alas, despreocupadaS de
cualquier afecto que puedan haber de
jado en- ell sitio de donde partieron,
muchas no regresan a el de nuevo ja-
mas Y me pregunto, nubecilla del CO.
/ lor de la esperanto de los amores.
mo regresara mi Alberto como elias,
olvidandose de Angelica y de su
amor?
! y hasta tn ioh nubecilla de La es
peranza por tn color simbolico! eres
para mi I'M signo de desahento, pues
que me va faltando la fe. Tai vez TIL
Ieves la dicha otras jovenes SOMA
doraS pero te olvidas de extenderl3
hacia mi trayendo mi lado Alber-
toi-
Y Angelica sonrio con una sonrlsa
de un ser adonde ell alma muerta para
la algeria no da expression al cuerpo
de verdadera luz de vida, y quedo en-
simismada acknowledgements, su mira
Ga sin rumbo sc paseaba triste pOr ct
espacio, en- tanto que La luz de las
ideas de su cerebro empezaba a oscu-
recerse, sumiendo su alma en- una lu-
cha despiadada de esperanzas, de pre-
sagios, de ingratitud y de desespera-
cion...
Maria Dolores POLO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
La PROTESTA CONTRA Ell
BOARD DE ELECCIONES

ESQ es 10 que nos proguntamos an
te Ia negligencia del Superintendent
General de Elecciones. Ha tres quin-
cenaS que Sc nos adeudan V attn el
senior Keith no Sc t0ma la bondad de
citar los demaS miembrOS de Ia Junta
Insular de Elecciones para aprobar
las n0minas que por desgracia estdn
extremadamentc retrasadas
Va la prensa hizo eco de las protes-
tas asumidas por los ex-empleados,
pero vamos a repetir un case particu-
lar sucedido a un joven que trabaj6
en- ese board FL citado joven Sc EN-
barca ell microbes Y sabiendo que nc
lie sera possible cobrar antes de embar
carSe Sc dirige donde Mr. Keith Da-
IA conseguir de este le haga le or
dene una n0mina especial, 10 cual no
consigue. Nj siquiera Sc le permitl5
hablar perSonalmente con Mr.. Keith
para eXplicar ell case particular de 6l
Y su secretario, el jOven Agostini, de
DdAV uC MI ACitlI' ~ hIdliiIACobd puC
eS impossible 10 cual nuestrO criterio
es muy possible Y es 10 que harlan
en- todos los departamento correspon-
diendo al m6rito la consideration
de Sus empleados.
Como es de cSpcrarsc, nueStro pro
taGonista tuvo que recurTir manos
de los usureros, prestamistas judfos
que sc aproyechan de esas. .oportunida-
des. Entabl0 negociaciones con un re-
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Maria Dolores POLO.
DoRIoTY DE CASTRO:

cALLE DE BETANCEs: Trozo
comprendido entire las GALES de "Te
tuan" "Brau".
cALLE DE TETUAN: Trozo com
pren6ido entire las Gales de Betan~
ces la del Cristo.
GALE DE ALLEN: Trozo COM
prendido entire la Gale del Cristo
e. Iado Este del Palacio Rojo.
CALLE DE RAFAEL CoRDE
70: Trozo comprendido entire las
GALES del Cristo v San jose
SECCION 3a.-Esta ordenanza en-
pezara a regir Embellishments despueS
de ser aprobada por ser dc caracter
rgento, deroga toda ordenanza, re-
solucion acuerdo que estuviera en-
conficto con ella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
Sc ENNIENDA oTRA VEZ LA OR.
DENAN2A REGULANDO Ell IRA.
FICO EN- SAN JUAN
COMO REG1RAN LA sEcc1oNEs Il

COMO REGIRAN LA sECCIONES II
Y Is DE DICHA ORDENANzA
La Asqmblea Municipal aprobo una
ordenal "a enmendando las secciones
II y Il lie la ordenanza No. "titula-
da. - Reglamentando Ell transito de
vehiculos FOR las Was pdblicas de Ia
Mumciralidad de San Juan; regulando
ell tral.sito y ocupaci6n de las aceras
dc las Was publicas; Y para otros fl
nes'', 'aprobada por la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal el dia % de mayo de 1924. que
dando dichas secciones redactadas asi:
'tSECCION IA. Los vehiculos po-
1ran detenerse solamente por Ell
tempo indispensable para proveerse
de 10 necesario para continuar Ia
marcia, o para tomar dejar pasa-
jcros. carga, en- los siguientes 81
tioS:
GALE DE TETUAN: Desde la
calle Betances hasta la Gale de
o'Donell
CALLE DE ALLEN: Desde Ia
Plaza de Colon hasta la Gale de-
Cristo.
GALE DE SALVADOR BRAU:
Desde Ia Gale del Cristo hasta Ia
Plaza de Colon.
CALLE DE RAFAEL CURDE-
70: Desde la Gale de San Jose has
ta ia de San Justo.
GALE DE SAN JOSE.
GALE DE BETANCEs: Desde
la Gale de Allen hasta la de Ra
facl Cordero.
GALE DE SAN JUSTo: Desde
Ia Gale de Ramon Power hasta l.
de Rafael Cordero.
GALE DE DEGETAU:
RAMPA DE SAN FRANCISCO
GALES QUE CIRCUNDANs LA
PLAZA DE MERCADo DE SAN
JUAN, con exception del Boulevard
del Vale.
GALE DE SAN AGUSTIN
PUERTA DE TERRA.
GALE DEL RECINTO SUR:
Sc exceptuan de estas d;sposicio
nes, las ambulancias para ell trans
porte de enfermos heridos. los We
hiculoc usados por medicos mientra:
esten en- funciones siempre que di
chos vehiculos lleven distintivos co
mo tales
sECCIoN "a Que la sECCIoN
IS enede redactada asi:
'SECCION 15.- Los AUTOMOBILES
oe servicio pibhco y los privados d
San Juan, podran estacionarse en-
los siguientes puntos:
AL SUR DE LA PLAZA BAL,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
La REPRESENTATION DE PUERTO
RICO EN- WASHINGTON
Por ell Lcdo. Pedro cap6 ROdriguez)

turalmente, que aspiremos que Sc
nos conceda una forma de gobietno
auton6mico amplia en- la que podamos
movernos con toda facilidad y holgu-
ra, fin de resolver satisfactoriamen
te todos nuestros problemas LOCALS
portorriQuefios.
Pero, POGO que recapacitamos So
bre este asunto, Sc nos tendra que
ocurrir la siguiente pregunta: A que
Sc naman problemas locales portorri-
quefios; cuales son los problemas
d pueden llamarse de ese modo; hasta
d6nde puede decirse que un problema
es de indole local, cuando puede
decirse que no 10 es?
La question no deja de tener gr n
importancia. Tomemos, por ejemplo,
ell nombramiento o election de un juez
de distrito un comisionado de servi-
clio publico un maestro de escuela.
Esa es, sin duda alguna, una cues
tion de caracter puramente local Lo
mismo podria decirse de la construc-
cion de una carretera, de un acueduc
to de una alcantarilla. Asi tam
bien podria namarse con toda propie-
dad la organization general de los mu
nicipios de Ia Isla la contradiction
de un emprestito el orden de suce-
SION en- 10 que respecta bienes in
testados. Pero tenemos ahora una
question de otro orden digamos, por
ejemplo, la question de la immigration
de stibditos espadoles al pals. Sera
esa una question de fndole puramen-
te local portorriquefla que afecte uni
camente los intereses de la Isla?
No, sefior, Sc nos contestant en- Sc
guida; porque esa question afecta
tambien de manera directa a los Es-
tados Unidos: esa es una question fe-
deral de la cual solo tiene Jurisdiction
ell Congreso. Y asi podria decirse tam
bien en- 10 que concierne una multi
tud de cuestiones que ordinariamente
So considerarian de caracter puramen
local portorriqueiio, pero que, de-
bido nUestra asociacion con los Es-
tados Unidos, tenemos que nirar CO.
mo cuestiones exclusivamente fedora
les colocadas por la Constitution bajo
la jurisdiction del Congreso. Tai es
por ejemplo, la representation diplo-
matica de Puerto Rico, Y la protec-
ci6n de los portorriquefos en- el exte-
rior.
Sc We, pues, que por mas ampiia
que sea la forma de gobierno autono-
mico que Sc nos conceda, siempre ha-
bra cuestiones de indole federal que
nos afecten en- cuya determination
habremos de estar profundamente in
teresados. Els mas, hay cnestiones de
indole federal, que aunque ell Congre
so podria dejarlas nuestro arbitrio,
seguramente no 10 hara jamas; en- pri
mer lugar, por razones de convenien-
cia nacional y en- segundo lugar, por
que serian demasiado poderosos los
elementos que habria necesidad de
combatir.
Tomemos, por ejemplo Ia question
relativa la RECOMMENDATION del CO.
mercio exterior de Puerto Rico. Sc
(ContinIia EN- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
Notable testinOnio de una senorita que
estaba va desahuciaday ydspuesta a moriir

es de una conocida sefiorita de la Cilk
dad de GuadaIs jara, Mexico.
Cuando los riiones Sc fatigan = 80
les abruma de trabajo como resultado
de conner muy rapidsmente, Sc producer
sjnnumero de sintomas penosos y aftc-
tivos, como reumatismo, anemia, dts
lepsia, agotamiento nervioso, dolores de
espalda, de caderas. paipitacion del CO.
razon, insomnia y agobiamiento. Anti
calculina Ebrey precisamente corrije to-
sos esos males por atacar ell NAL de
iaiz. en- los rifiones, toniicandolos,
sirviendo de gran reconstituyente para
Ell sistema.
Anticalculina Ebrey SO vende en- to-
das las boticas.
Anticalcuiina Ebrey Sc vende en- IL
1uido en- pastillas. Direcclones para
usarse en- cada frasco.
ST sufre usted de dyspepsia indi-
~estiones, Sc recomiendan para estos
casos las Pastillas Digesitvas Ebrey.
Famosas para engordar.
SoIicfteas en- las buenas farmacias
o escriba Ebrey Chemical Works, 81
West Broadway, Rgw York, Sc le
informara donde pSsde obtenerlas.
Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
DON PEDRO RODRIGUEZ

Desde hace algunos dfas Sc encucn-
ira reclufdo en- CANA, aquejado de per-
tinaz dolencia, en- su Residential de Ca
tafo, este culto distinguido caba-
Hero, elemento prestigiosO y valiosisi-
mo en- nuestros centros sociales
Asiste al distinguido enfermo, ell
reputado galeno, doctor Narciso More
no. quien no hay duda habra de pro-
porcionarle un pronto restablecimlen-
to, como son nuestros sinceros deseos.