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New Britain herald., 1924-02-29

PAIGE ie2l-sedan thoroughIy oyeThaujea- new paint job. good tires. including ous spare, easy terms. Tor demonstfation.
 call q. A. BeHce, ai Main St., Phone .2I5.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-29

hUfMOBlLE touring car m Al soaps HeehanicaiIyi live good tires, and loohs good; sJ50 takes II. A. C, Havker. a, 1.lm St. phone 245s.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-29
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

BUICK ROADSTER. 1918. Good rubber and in fine running condition. Rudolph's { Garage. Is7 Cherry St. Phone a05i-:.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-29
WE OYER

KENNETH Fl. sEARLE 4 co. HEo MOTOR CARs < TRICKS con. ELM AND PARK SITS.
 TEL. s1Io.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
GQp*
Paint 8 t5 Company
e+2f7SGET NJ.
Call Main 1889
Headquarters for Artists Materials
Gifts for Those
Artistically Inclined
9F ndrrwnod d Underwood

IN selecting the gift that will best
suit the person you have in
mind, do you ever stop to analyze
his various abilities? You may
have friends who love to do such
ar1work as Painting on Silk, Lamp
Shade Painting, Furniture Decorat.
ing. Photographic Tiniing. Candle
stick Decorating, Pottery Decorat-
ing or Portrait and Landscape Paint
ing. A practical gift for them
would be fine set Of Oil Colors,
Pastels or Water Colors. We carry
a most select imported line of
Dusseldorf Oil Colors. Mussini Oil
Colors, Horadams Patent Moist
Water Colors, Schmincke Tempera
Colors and Pastels. Also a line Of
Crumbacher quality brushes. Our
staff of experts will gladly help you
select most appropriate gift. You
are cordially invited to visit this
shop.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

Next Monday night at the
Shubert Garrick Theater Brock
Pemberton will present for the
first time his latest and most
ambitious offering to the stage
1.-THE Marionette Man." a melo-
drama by Frances Lghtner. The
presentation of this play marks
Mr.. Pemberton's first venture into
the realm of melodrama. His
comedies notably Enter Madam"
Lulu Bett." "Six Characters in
Search Of an Author" and others
are generally well and favorably
known to the theatergoing public.
In 1.-THE Marionette> Man" Mr..
Pemberton hopes to find his great
est achievement and to that end
It is said that he had spared no
expense in acting company or
scenic investure, to make the play
the outstanding triumph of his
career. To head the company Mr..
Pemberton has engaged Ullrich
Haupt the continental actor. who
has recently created so much favor
able comment by his impersona-
ton Of Prince Albert in the pro-
duction Of Queen Victoria" His
role of Toni in the "Marionette
Man." will be his second English
speaking part. Surrounding Mr..
Haupt are many well-known ar
lists, Dwight Frye. Michelette Blu.
rani, Claudette Colbert, Clare We'll
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
TOP
.STRAND'SBILL

Direct from q European tour,
Roses Royal Midgets, q company
Of twenty-five wonderful little
men and women, numbering in
their cast royalty Of the
Lilliputian world, win head the
program Of vaudeville and pic
ture attractions at the Strand Tor
the week beginning Sunday next.
The midgets are said 10 dis
play a wide variety Of talent.
They play instruments and many
Of them have cultivated voices.
The program which takes an
hour or more to present. 10 made
up Of singing and dancing
acrobatics, magic musical novel
ties and ensemble specialiues. A
jazz band under the direction OF
Bella Dalnoki is made up Of the
little people.
The headline feature as stated,
consumes an hour or more in the
showing In view OF which fact
only two other vaudeville ucts
will approximately, Welton and
Marshall in Kipling suggestion,
"A Gag, A Dance and A Bunch
Of Hair; and that Dark Spasm
Of JOY" Jack Goldic.
Frank r. Adams, whose Mir
acle Man" Is still one Of the
most talked Of pictures ever
made. contributed a sparkling
comedy to filmdom in Universal's
1.-THE Near Lady" starring
Gladys Walton, which will be the
major film attraction for the
week.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
AMBASSADOR
''POniOla."

Anna G. Nilsson, James Kirk
wood, Tully Marshall. Joseph Kill
gour, Ruth Clifford, Claire Du
Brey and Claire Mcdowell are the
well known artists who appear in
the principal roles in First Ma
tional's perturbation Of Cynthia
Stockley's novel of the South AZ
rican veldts, "Pon5ola," which will
be presented the first three days
of next week at Crandall's Am
bassador. In this subject IL Wig
orously depicted the romantic
story Of a woman who assumed
a male disguise to evade scandal
and to bring about the redemp-
ton Of a man fallen victim to
"ponjola," the Kaffir name for
whiskey. The program win be
completed by abbreviated camera
subjects and special orchestral tea
lures.
Wednesday and Thursday the
Ambassador will offer VIII Highs
drama of contrasts, Marriage
Morals" in which the principal
roles are played by Tom Moore
and Ann Forrest. The comedy
will be supplied by Neal Burns in
Fool Proof"
John Bowers, Marjorie Daw,
frankie Lee, Raymond Hatton and
other stars will be pictured on
Friday in John Greenleaf Chit
tiers 1.-THE Barefoot Boy" with
Will Rogers in "Hustlin'' Hank"
added.
Saturday VIM. s. Hart in "Wild
Bib Hickock" and George O'EIara
in Fighting Blood" Matinee
extra, Johnny Reh's Punch and
Judy.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Odd Lots Of
Mems Clothing
n Knlttel Vests. In

Is Knitted Vests, in gray,
tan and brown combinations;
sizes 81, IS, SO. 81, 38, 80 and
AZ; values worth $5.95 co OK
each. Friday at..... ~V
50 TwO.pants Suits, of tweed,
assorted mixtures; sizes 80 to
80, for the young man just
putting on his first long pants:
values worth $19.75
to $3.50. Friday Go S0
az ...s.....o..s..
80 Students Suits, In tan,
gray and green mixtures and
blue eerges: sizes 81
to SO only. Friday go OK
SO Winter OvercOats, broken
lots Of overplaids and plain
tan with plaid back: raglan
shoulders with all.around belt
and patch pockets; large Ulster
collars; sizes "a to ~: values
worth SEATS each. @1G TX
Friday at. V
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
COrsets and BandeauX

Lot Of Popular Make Ban.
deaux, including many popular
models; broken sizes; reg 99N
ular soc values. .... wv
C. H. Bandeaux, of heavy
white mesh, assorted styles;
broken sizes; values worth 0OO
soc each. At. NV
First Floor
Pink Mesh Bandeaux, fasten.
back model with elastic insert;
sizes 80 to ~; values
worth 29c each. Friday 10N
at ..'.'.'...'... -
80 C. B. COrsets, elastic.top
models. of pink coutil; closed
back: elastic section: sizes %, "a
and 25; sold regularly CT 90
at 81. Friday at...... ~A"~
Lot of r.. & G. COrsets, elastic
side front lace models; sizes "a,
Is, n, %, 20 and 80; also 4 Mime.
Lyra Wrap-around Corsets, in
sizes "a, rs, %, and 30: sold reg.
ularly at $500 each. FRI 60 %
day at ...............
@. b. Lace Front COrsetS, Of
pink coutIl, 12-inch length: elias
tic insert at back; broken sizes
from 81 to 80; worth $1.25 6QC
each. Friday at.......... VIZ
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Mems furnishings

So PennsylvAnia 'NOtair Sweat
ers, all popular weaves, In pull.
over and coat styles: v neck or
roll collar styles; $3.50
to So values. Friday co Ok
AT
1873 Pairs Ribbed Sport Hose,
full reinforced heel ana toe;
popular heather shades; sizes
1Oh and IL only; seconds C1'O
Of 40c values. Friday at AA~
"a Pure Tub silk Pajamas,
good heavy quality, plain colors.
trimmed with silk frogs; regular
sizes; subject to slight defects
In silk; worth when
perfect $500 pair. Fri "a 90
day at. .W1eV~
lat Institution Nightrobes.
good quality muslin, open down
entire front; high collar; sizes
II, Is and 10; values worth EEn
$1.00. Friday at. ......... wv
24O Heavy Cotton Ribbed
Undershirts, ecru and silver
gray colors; mostly all regular
sizes; seconds of $500. EEN
values. Friday at. ....... VV~
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
CRANDALL'S-
"AIimOny."

"Alimony," a subject which holds
prime interest for a large number
of people in every metropolitan
community, is the subject Of an
engrossing entertainment bearing
that title which will be revealed
to photoplay fans the first three
days of next week at Crandall's,
with Grace Diamond and a strong
supporting company. The comedy
will be furnished by Joe Rock in
his latest laughmaker, Rolling
Home"
On Wednesday and Thursday Of
next week CrandaIl's will offer
Laura La Plante, Thomas KERR.
gan, Joseph Bowling, Thomas
Guise, Kate Lester and other
prominent players In Universal's
; production Of Crooked Alley" q
Boston Blaclie" story. The Spat
family will provide the comedy.
Friday and Saturday Of next
week at Crandall's will be note
worthy for the new release Of one
of the most extraordinary melo-
dramas ever produced-Maurtce
Tourneur's screen version Of Crit
tendon Marriott's thrilling romance
of the Sargasso Sea, 1.-THE Isle Of
Lost Ships" Cliff Bowes in
Paris Lights" for the comedy re-
lief,
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

45 Wool Sweaters, slipover
and coat style; plain colors and
combinations; sizes 6 to IA years;
$4.05 and $5.95 values. 60 90
Friday at. V
.154 Pajamas, OF cotton and out
ing flannel; one-piece style; plain
colors and neat stripes; Trimmed
with frogs and pearl buttons;
sizes 4 to II years; some subject
to slight imperfections; values
worth $1.25 to $3.50. Fri 100
day at.
20 Blue Serge Suits, Oliver
Twist and MILDLY models, with
regulation sailor collar and lined
pants; sizes 5, 8, 8 and
10 years: $500 values. 60 70
Friday at............ ~
162 Norfolk Suits and Mack
inaws, broken lines from our
regular stock, in sizes Z to Is
years; also Junior Suits, of all.
wool blue serge and mixtures:
sizes 3 to 8, years; MILDLY and
Oliver Twist models;
$500 to $3.50 values. co 90
Friday at. ....o.......
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
To PLdv in London.

The London Post records the
: fact that John Barrymore and
Jane Cowl will be seen in Lon
don sooner or later in their re-
spective Shakespearean charac-
tiers. It adds this paragraph:
Shakespeare, as played by
Americans, lis not as we know it
at Old Vic. Quite honestly, they
make a Shakespearean play into
q show, using Just what they like
most and cutting numerically.
Indeed, we believe we are right
in saying that Romeo and Juliet
was calmly called Juliet when
played by Miss Cowl."
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

IL Smoking Jackets, fine quail.
Ity double faced golf cloth. lapels,
pockets and cuffs trimmed with
reverse side Of cloth: silk frog
Iastenings; $3.50 and
$6.9S values. Friday GO GR
II
II Tweed Caps, full-lined style,
with unbreakable visor; regular
sizes; sold regularly at Coo
81 each. Friday at. -. wv
"a White Dress and Black
Capeslxin Gloves; sizes z and IN
only; sold regularly at S0O
$3.50. Friday at. ......... wv
8 Pure Thread Silk Refers,
silk fringed ends: purple, brown
and green; sold regu-
Iarly at $500. Friday @C co
&C ss..sssss..sses...
81 Pure Silk Knitted Four-in-
III ands, full-fashioned; cross
stripes; sold regularly CT %
at $3.50. Friday at. ~A'OO
a Heavyweight Oneita Fleece.
lined Union Suits, random gray
color; broken sizes; 50 @1 Ok
values. Friday at..-.. WAsUO
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
CENTRAL
''Slippy McGee."

A double feature bill 10 sched.
uled the first four days Of next
week at Crandall's Central. The
principal attraction will be Oliver
Morosco's "Slippy McGee," with
Colleen Moore, Wheeler Oakman,
Pat O'Malley and others; the Sec
ondary offering viii be the tenth
release In III. C. Witwer's Eight
ing Blood" series. "Slippy MCGEE"
relates the experiences Of a young
man pitched from a fast freight
into a little town Of the Old
South. He brings with him two
priced possessions-one his burg
lar kit of finest steel; the other
his fame as the country'S most
skillful craftsman. How the
kit is pawned for faith ana re.
deemed by love and how the boy
who cried "I am hungry for Nell"
found Heaven in the arms OF a
little country girl mingle smiles
and tears.
Edna Purviance, in Charles
Chaplin's production of "A Woman
of Paris" will be the pictured
star for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. The comedy note will
be struck by Cliff Bowes in his
latest and most amusing fun
maker: "Oh- Glrls!''
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

. American Lady Lace-frOnt
COrsets, of pink coutil, low bust
models. with long skirt and elias
tic insert: sizes %, "a, %, 81,
20. 20 and 80; sold reg
ularly at $3.50. Friday co 90
at :.................
80 ThOmpsOn's GIOve-f fitting
COrsets, lace-front models; broken
sizes from % to 80;
sold regularly at $3.50. CT IN
Friday at. WA'VV
% R. & G. COrsets, back.lace
models. of pink coutil, with elias
tic side, and top; sizes %, "a, 25,
26, "a. 30 and 81; sold
regularly at $3.50. Fri @1 %
day at $500.
10 Warmers Lace-frOnt COrsets,
Of pink ~coutil, low bust and
long skirt models, with elastic
at back: sizes rs, 26, q and go:
sold regularly at $500. @1 O0
Friday at. ............. WA'VO
8 Model Brassieres, of allover
embroidery and heavy wide lace;
built-up shoulders Of lace; sizes
SO, SO and 40; sold reg
ularly at $3.50. Fri. @1 co
day at. .............-.
GOldenberg:s-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
CRANDALL'S
"AlimOny."

s. A LIMoNY" will be revealed
"A to Washington photoplay
fans the first three days of next
week at Crandall's, with Grace
Diamond in the leading role.
On Wednesday and Thursday of
next week Crandall's will of pr
Laura La Plante, Thomas X r.
rigan, Joseph Bowling, Thorn As
Guise, Kate Lester and other
prominent players in Universal's
production of Crooked Alley"
Friday and Saturday OF next
week at Crandall's will be note
worthy for the new release OF
one of the most extraordinary
melodramas ever produced--Mau-
rice Tourenur's screen version Of
Crittenden Marriott's thrilling
romance of the Sargasso Sea,
.The Isle of Lost Ships" in
which the principal roles are
flawlessly played by Anna G..
Nilsson, Milton Stills, Frank Cam
peau, Walter Long, Burt Wood
ruff, Aggie Herring and Hershall
Mayall.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Friday Bargains in
Boys Clothing

II Plush Collar Costs, plain
heather and herringbone weave:
sizes 8 to . years; $10.75 and
STATS values. Friday CT %
at s.s..s...s.......
Is Black Rubber Raincoats,
genuine Hodgman make; sizes (,
8. II, 16 and 10 years: 60 On
81 values. Friday at. WAsO~
12O Knitted Gaps, for boys
and girls; combination colors; fit
all head sizes; acc values. To-
Friday at..o
164 Overall Suits, blue, khaki
and blue and white stripes; long
sleeves and ankle length; drop
seats: sizes to 8 years: 70N
81 values. Friday at. 80. ~
500 School Pants, Of neat dark
mixtures; knickerbocker style;
sizes 8 to II years; $1.00. co.
values. Friday at. ...... V~N
100 Muslin Nightshirts, some
trimmed with fancy braid; per-
feet quality; full cut sizes from
to Is ears; 81 values. Coz
Friday at. 49,
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Jewelry Oddments

Bead Necklaces, plain coIoFs
and two-tone combinations;
popular opera length and grad
uate styles; black and assorted
colors; 69c and $1.00 Q0N
values. Friday at. ...... wv
Pearl Bead Necklaces, wax
filled and indestructible kinds;
with solid gold clasp; 20.
"a and q in. lengths: fine fin
ish and color: 800 and lQr
$3.50 values. Friday at. O~
WCmen's and ChildrOM'B
Rings, assorted colored stone
settings, In fancy and novelty
effects, also children's Siguet
rings; 300 to soc values. 5C
Friday at. .............
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

WOmen's Pure Linen Hand.
kerchief, all white: hemstitched
borders; perfect quality; regu-
Iarly 1870 and 16c 10N
each ..:.............
WOmen's and Misses Hand.
kerchiefs, white satin bordered
and plain lawns and Sn
batistes. Each. ........... ON
Boys Handkerchiefs, white
and colored initials, in q broker
assortment; others with colored-
borders; 10c, 12hc and o.
15c kinds. At. ........ "
GOIdenberg's-- Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Mussed Undermuslins

80 mildred Stout" Muslin
Drawers, lace and embroidery
trimmed; extra full cut sizes.
Regular $1.6o and $1.9S values
% $1.O0.
Regular $1.SO values At 40.
4 White NainsOOk Costume
Slips, lace and embroidery trim.
med yokes;. strap shoulders; dou-
BILE skirts; $1.79 and
$1.sS values. Friday 81 IN
at
GOIdenberg's-Thlrd Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

10 Muslin Chemise, straight
style, trimmed with ruffle on
yoke: regularly $1.20 each. 7QN
Friday at. ...............,
3 dozen NaInsoOIx Drawers,
trimmed with val lace or en-
broidery; broken lots and Tor
sizes: 800 to $3.50 values ~
e Pink Batiste Costume Slips,
dainty lace-trimmed styles; built.
up shoulders; regularly 90 90
SS.9a. Friday at......
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
INCEST, SMALLEST
LAXATIVE TABLET
IN THE WORLD
Stops Constipation Troubles, Colds,
Indigestion, Skin Ailments, Head
aches, Etc, Like Magic.

E.Z Tablets are the tiniest, finest laxa-
tive tablets made and hardly larger than
Q pinhead, these tiny tablets contain the
concentrated elements required by nature
to stimulate digestion, bestir the liver
and bowels and to cleanse perfectly the
stagnated constipated body of men.
women and children, without grippe,
hurry, or distress. Finest you ever used
or money back. Full directions on label.
so tablets in wooden bottle, Csc. We
recommend E-Z Tablets. Peoples Drug
Stores.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
75c Table Damask,
59c Yard

600 yards Of Mil lengths Of
Mercerized Table Dannaslk.
with pink, blue or gold
borders; good heavy grade that
will give excellent service.
GOld6nberg 's--First Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
'TbeMar1Onette MN Is
NeNt,At GNrY1ck

don and Miriam Battista, the for
mer picture star.
The production has been de-
signed by and is under the per-
sonal supervision Of Raymond
Sovey.
AnVyErDnVcrAHKrN
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
l9c Turkish Towels,
121ac

Bleached Turkish To wells,
neat blue borders; size 15x25
inches; close absorbent weave,
for. face or bath use.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Cotton Wash Goods
soc. soc and z5c Values at

Remnants OF White and
COlored Wash Goods, includ-
ing Mercerixed Wash Satin,
Shantung Pongee, Mercer
lied Poplin. silk and Cotton
Crepe de Chine, Silk and
Cotton Plisse Crepe, Colored'
Organdy, Merderized Dotted
Wolfe, Ratinspdn, HomespunI
Ratine, Silk and CottonI
Pongee. Printed Crepe, 81
inch White Indian Head,
White Organdy, White Chit
fon Wolfe, ETC.; widths from
SO to 81 inches. Friday at.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Brushed Wool
Scarfs, CSC

IA Brushed Wool 6carfs, nov.
city border and fringed end
styles, In assorted brown, tan
and black combinations; former
$2.49 and $2.9S values.
GOldenberg's--F1rst Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Wooden Dress Goods
$2.OO and $3.50 Values AZ

A wonderful collection Of
Atwood Fabrics, in desir-
able lengths for SUITS coats,
dresses and skirts including N an
all the favored weaves, such ~ ~
as French Serge, Tricotine, ~
Tubular Jersey, Velour, Can
ton Crepe and Broadcloth;
in black. brown and other
wanted shades; full 81 inches
wide. Friday at............
Remnants Of 54-inch COatings, IN plain
colors and neat mixtures Of brown, gray;
tan and navy blue: lengths suitable for
women's> and children's coats: 50 (1 40
and $3.50 values. Friday at.... UA"1~
Remnants Of Atwood Fabrics, including
French Serge, Imperial Crepe. Tweed Mix
lures and Storm Serge. in black. navy ana
brown; lengths from to 4 yards; AZ 10
81 inches wide; $3.50 and 91.7S 0QN
values. Friday at................o.' w.
GOldenberg's-F1rst Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

SOC BathrObe Flannel, Acc I'd.
Remnants Of S6-inch Bathrobe Elan
mel, heavy reversible quality, in a good
assortment of styles and coIors; lengths
from IN to yards.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
39c Stamped Goods,
Csc

Small lot of Stamped Gcarfs
and Centers, stamped on even
thread white linene, IN an o.
sortment Of new. pretty pat
terms.
Goldenberg's First Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

An abundance of luxuriant hair
full of life and lustre shortly fol.
lows a genuine toning up Of
neglected scalps with dependable
"Dander3ne.
Falling hair, itching scalp and
the dandruff is corrected imme-
diately. Thin, dry, wispy or fad.
ing hair is quickly invigorated,
taking on new strength, color and
youthful beauty. "Danderine" is
delightful on the hair: a refreshing,
stimulating tonic-not sticky or
greasy! Any drug store.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Wonderful Savings in the Yard
Remnants of 35c and
4Oc DOmestics


An opportunity for they
homo dressm0l1er to malse\
several new house dresses.
bungalow aprons or kimonos
ct q substantial saving: high.
grade materials includingH
S2inch Bates and other fineI 40
Dress Ginghams. 36.in. extra\
heavy outing flannels, 86In./ //H
Domet Flannel, 27in. Cant AA~
ton Flannel, 36-in. Printed
F1eecedown Flannel. 36-in.
Shifting Madras. 30-in. Ser
pentine Crepe, 32.in. Woven
Tissue Ginghams, ETC.: good,
useful lengths and desirable
colortngs. Friday at.
Remnants Of 32.ln. Dress Ginghams, In
plaids and checks, 36.in. Percales, 32-in.
Romper Cloth. 27-in. Outing Flannel, a.
In. Shaker Flannel, etc.; desirable 1GO
lengths; 25c and SOC values. Friday at AVN
Remnants Of Printed Comfort Covering.
SO inches wide, also 32-in. Printed Elan
nelette and 27-in. Apron Ginghams; lengths
from to yards; 1Sc and zoe 1C1O
values Friday at................ ASSN
$1.39 Sheets, S9c
72x9O Run-ofthe-Mill Seamless Bleached
Sheets, three-quarter bed size; heavy round
thread quality.
So Bed Sets, $4.9S
90x1O0 Embroidered Bed Sets scalloped
edges with cut-out corners; extra large size
for double beds; only a limited quantity.
18c and Zoe COttOns, 12hc
Remnants Of 80 and 80 inch Bleached
and Unbleached CottonS, In lengths from
! to yards.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
Sensational Selling Of
81 to So Silk Remnants,
$1.29 a I'd.

One Of the largest and best
groups Of silk remnants we've. Of
fered in many months values and
savings that should attract crowds
to our silk department tomorrow.
The lot consists Of:
Printed Canton Crepe, Printed
Knit, Krepe de Leen, Molre
Kanton Crepe, Velvet Knit,
HeEMstitched Jersey, Plain and
Printed Congo Crepe, Figured
Knit, Brocaded Knit, Printed
AIltyme Crepe, Crepe de Chine,
MessaIine, FOulards, Taffeta,
Fibre Drapery, Artificial Silks,
ETC..
Lengths range from Y of a yard
to yards and are suitable for
dresses, blouses, jacquettes, lingerie
and trimming purposes; all desirable
colors and black. The majority are
IS to 40 inches wide.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

ADVERTISEMENT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
DEsDE LAS MARIAS
UNA FIESTA INTIMA

Con motive de que, dentro de po-
co, trasladara su resideucia de este
pueblo, nuestro querido amigo el in
geniero Juan G. Figueroa, quiso el
ultimo sabado despedirse de sus in
timos ofreciendoles un almuerzo que
tuvo todas las carecteristicas de un
banquete.
Los concurrentes que tomaron casi
por asalto la casa del amigo eran:
Jose Perez Barro, Manuel Munoz
Torrellas, Alexandra Otero Rivera,
el ingeniero senor Suarez, Rolando
Ortiz, el simpatico "Figuerita" Lii
sandro Rivera, el ingeniero Sacare-
llo, ]. E. Briss6n el autor de estas
lineas.
Fueron cuatro horas deliciosamen-
te vividas. Mientras esperabamos el
lechon que en- un bracero enorme to-
maba colores dorados, cada cual ha-
cia un chiste; recordaba una aven-
tura boheima; algdn cuento azul--..
apurabamos enseguida un aperiti-
vo de 10 que no Sc consigue nj en- el
cieloa
ALI habia juventud "Siglo Xxx" y
no podia faltar la nota estetica y
no falto; con efecto, recitaronse poe
sias la victrola lleno de armonias
eI recinto v so ensayo el halle Pero
esta nota fue brevisima porque al
sublime mandate del dueno de la
casa ocupamos la mesa.
No hay para que decir 10 que cada
invitado Sc sirvio entire la varie-
dad de bien condimentados platos,
atendidos con exquisite amabilidad
por los familiares del que pronto sc
ausenta. En- tecnicismo de ingenie-
ria dlremos que ALI habian muchas
"variantes", un sinnumero de "ver-