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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-23
DEATHS

Everett John s. SO. soi Caller ST..
May 30.
Eldredge. Amanda Josephine. ~. 27b5
18th ave. =. w. May 10.
Kenneth Baby. infant 4442 4sth ave.
s. w. May 20.
Sutherland. Baby, infant. High Point,
Wash. May 90.
Ferguson. Margaret. 80. 4fss Beach
dr., May 81
ormsby, Elizabeth Ann. 70. as25
Sixth ave. n. H., May 81.
Orr, Baby. infant So30 Meridian ave.
May "a.
christcnson, Baby, infant. 1i2s ssrd
ave. s.. May 10.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households ar. re-
ported by the following men.
Hind. Cecil ~. f7o2 Phlnney ave.
Girl.
slsley: Leslie James, soaS Sixth ave.
n. r.. boy.
Browning, Arthur j.. CALIFORNIAN
Apis girl.
spencer. Clark. s2o1 Sind ave 6. w.
girl.
Meffa,. Raymond J., ,ia1 Harrl, pi.,
hoy.
Nu,ter Ray Maxwell. 1857 Sand ave.
s. boy,
Pitnan. RAY. 1898 W. 57nd st. giri.
Fleming. Mike. 252i 2fst ave. s. boy.
foshimura, kamcli ro. 3si5 Gilman
shiga. 5uro. s2s 18th ave. s. girl
orr. Irving G.. 5000 Meridian ave.
boy.
wsedy, orrin A.. so2s Mckinley pl..
Airchen. Elmer Brodlo. 1850 n. ssth
St. boy.
ellis, William Thomas. 7l3 n. soth
St. boy.
Lion. oiof Emil. 12o W. sand at. girl.
nm. Matt, 1899 18th ave. ". w, boy.
Rhodes. George ", eo22 seventh ave.
N. T., girl.
BroclSway. Charles H. 1907 First
ave. ~, boy.
Matsuda. Yasul<e, 2is 10th ave. s..
hoy
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DIVORCE RECORD

Carroll ]. vs., Katherine Cook. doscr-
ton.
Edith We. Anthony Mattcson, descr-
ton
Doris Va. Louis Rasoro. cruelty,
Marie Koitha Va. Deliver Duncan,
non-support.
Elizabeth VIZ. Guy A. Boggos. cruelty,
Charley VS.. Helen Nelson, desertion.
Hazel VS.. Ray Eldridgo, cruelty.
Ruth !. VS.. Joseph v. Brabant,
cruelty,
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al, asked that receiver DO named
to Take charge OF tho holdings of tho
New York Central in the Big Four.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Ago
MacEdelson. Madweil. Seattle. 10
Keislcr, Arlcen Lena. Seattle -. is
Cruise. Wilbur c.. Seattle Illegal
9th. Mary T.. Seattle .....,..Legal
Weiffenbach. Conrad j.. Seattle Legal
Engels. Mildred. Seattle $3.50. Legal
Macmillan. William Prescott, Van
couver, r. c. ........4........ "a
Lockhart Aleta Marguerite. Van
couver, Il. G. Observation-Disclosures. %
Brown. Joseph Kuhn. Seattle 49,. So
Northcott Mabel Eunice. Seattle. u
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FUNERAL NOTICES
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rfaudnOn ~ fr and Mrf Z. \
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Home Undertaking Go.
VACATION Died May 30 1894
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LOST AND Round
2 FEMALE HELP WANTED
0 MALE HELP-wANTED

MEN. WOVEN. thers Is Big money
In the barber trade. Few weeks
completes. Call MoLER BARBER
COLLEGE. ga Occidental ave.
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SASH AND Dooss
1877 FIRST Ave q q

FULL charged batteFisT NE =,
art vacuum tanks. ftEg: a., r
lea { = er. cushions. vists =
springs. gears. aries. kesl :,
carburetors. engines. narre1
tires. bodies. tFxilsrs an -
other accessories Al ven itr,-<
SEATTLE AUTO wRECElw u
18th AZ Yesltr
Eranch. Halnier md lil.n.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18
Claytonia

On Thursday OF last week the
Christian Sunday school had their
annual picnic at Lake Lowell on Fri
day the Nazarene Sunday school had
heir picnic at Given Hot Springs
Laura Hall is working for Mrs Hal
Lineberger for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cathey and little
daughter Myrtlebell OF Parma visited
Sunday with their daughter Mrs
Harold Hart, little Myrtlebcl re-
manned for a visit of week or two.
Thad Stickney purchased new
binder last week.
Miss Mabel Wilson who las been
at Twin Falls for some time visited
for a few days last week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. ID. J. Wilson.
Mr.. W. NJ. Chance principal OF our
school for the coming year has ar-
rived and is putting in some play
ground apparatuses which will be
much appreciated by the little folks.
The people living along the road
west OF the school house are grading
and repairing the bad places this week
We hope oilers will follow their cx-
ample and do the same on the roads
by their places.
Frank Maxwell made a trip to Cald-
well Wednesday after repairs for the
binder
The Alissis Ruby and zelda Max
well. Lucille Patton. Mildred Pershall
and Mrs. Asbury and Mrs Manda
and Rev. Harold har and Roscoe
Holm made a trip to Homcdale Sum
day afternoon.
Wesley Maxwell is making prune
boxes on Riverside this week
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18
PIT CREAM IN Nose
AND STOP CATARRH
r.,1s How To Open Clogged Nos
is ,r;Is and End Head-Colds.

y, feel fine in a few moments Your
To- head or catarrh will be gone.
% S9.- elorred nostrils will open The
~ iv- rassares Of your head VIII clear and
AZ am breathe freely. No more dull
!o- besdache; no hawking, snuiliing,
les discharges or dryness; no strug
-i,re for breath at night =,
CRU vour druggist you want a small
,.,tIs 81 Ely's Cream Balm. Apply s.
,;..is If this fragrant, antiseptic cream
:, -, ,sur uostrils. let it penetrate through
nv - air passage Of the head; soothe and
- ri ne swollen. inflamed mucous mem-
- - and relief comes instantly.
r. e inst what every cold and catarrh
r,fyerer needs. Don't stay stuffed-up
md mise. able
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18
COUNTY GRANGE MEETS

Canyon county Pomona grange me-
Thursday. July II at the Glendale
school house with the Walters Butte
grange rs host. An attractive pro-
gram had been arranged. Dinner was
solved picnic style. Practically all
Of the Canyon county grangers were
represented at the monthly county
wide meeting.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

Governor Thomas Of Utah and 2.
II. Lannan. manager OF the Salt Lake
Tribune. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. {. II. Sebree last Monday. They
expressed themselves as highly pleas
I'd with the rapid growth and pros
poets Tor Caldwell Both men have
desert claims under the Scbree ditch
near Parma and in company with Mr..
Howard Sebree. they visited their
country estates. They now have more
than 1900 fruit trees in a flourishing
condition to say nothing OF over 1000
ores; trees. Mr.. Lannan, who like
al newspaper men. is somewhat I'M
sophisticated. came near getting lost
in the dense forest. but the vigilance
OF Governor Thomas. acquitted by
keeping cases on the Mormons. res
cued him. Mr.. Lannan feels that II
he could only throw off the cares OF
managing a geat newspaper he would
be content to spend the remainder of
his days under the vine and fig tree
OF his ranch. while Governor Thomas
feels (although he did not say sol
that il is greater to be a sagebrush
farmer in Idaho than a governor in
Utah.
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be imponnded. and The owners
OF these rights actually gave up
graiuiiously approximately r.
500 acre feet. which said amount
was retained and accumulated in
storage a. Arrowrock
Needed All Water
From the foregoing figures i, may
be observed that the only water which
passed down Boise River and which
was not impoundcd. either in Ar
rowrock or Deer Flat reservoirs dur
ing this period. was 5000 acre feet
and tha, this quantity was actually
necessary TO satisfy the rights 10
water ior power purposes at Barber
Dam and to provide the necessary
sluicing at the diversion dam The
conclusion. therefore. follows that the
river and these reservoirs were OPP
rated an efficiently as possible and
iha, no waste OF water actually oc-
Cured during the said period.
~ study OF the records also dis
closes the fact that prior TO Novem-
'er |. 1923 no waste OF water occur
red bu; that all Of the water which
passed down the river was necessary
% accommodate irrigation and dom
esiic needs II Is also observed that
al OF the water which passed down
he river subsequent TO March 81.
1924 was used for irrigation and dom
site purposes. and that during this
period no waste has occurred.
In order to obtain the use OF the
vaier SO.S6i acre fcei-which is nee
essary to satisfy the power rights
at Barber during the period Novem-
Der to March 81 each year. il would
be necessary either to purchase the
said power rights or 10 supply power
to the owners thereof from some
other source. or the said quantity of
water might be available for storage
in Deer Flat reservoir by an enlarge
Canal. through which the same might
be diverted to Deer Flat. During the
extreme cold weather when ice accum-
>ilates in any open canal difficulty
might be expected in accomplishing
this diversion. In fact. It is my OBJ
scrva,on tina, during the cold winter
RODS more or less difficulty has
been experienced in the past in con
veying water to the New York Canal
and Deer Flat Reservoir. Ii should
be remembered that the New York
Canal serves dual purpose; hrst-
Turing the irrigation season. TO di-
vert river water for The irrigation OF
the lands hereunder. and Sccond-dur-
ng the non-irrigation season. to di-
vert water for the filling OF Deer
Flat Reservoir. Because OF this con-
dition a great refinement in operation
is necessary II the loss OF water dur
in the winter months is to be avoided.
Ii is observed that no such loss oc-
CURED during the current year.
FINALLY. II IS my conciuSon that
the river and reservoirs, during the
in question. have ben operated in the
in the best possible manner and Mr..
Bond. Manager OF the se-Payette
Project for the Reclamation Service.
S to be eomplimented upon the eff
.iency attained in the performance OF
as duties.
81 am indebted to Mr. A. V. Tall
nan, watermaster on the Boise River.
or his assistance in compiling data
md analyz.ng this problem, and it
should be stated that Mr.. Tallman
.oncurs in the foregoing
w. c. Swendsen
... Commissioner OF Reclamation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

Mrs Cakes lei, Thursday nigh; for
IA long visit with her daughter. Mrs.
j P. Morris OF New Castle. Calf
ornia. She lei; the boys under the
Na.chiul eyes OF The Tribune during
her absence with full power and
authority 20 act.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

John Mcmahon Of Succor Greek
was IN town several days this wcel
lie says he has already struck a FIVE
loot vein in his recen; coal discovery
and IS enthusiastic over The prospect
We hope 10 see Succor Greek .rpply-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

John l. Sullivan knocked out Jake
hilrain IN The seveniy-ff.h round in
the great fight a. Richburg. Mississip-
pi July 8, thus again establishing
his title as champion Of the world
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discriminating

Tones. my wife found a blonde hair
on my coat"
Browne well. isn't hers blonde;"
"Yes. but this was half an inch
longer than her bob"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

The green apple season has ar
rived and the small boy is doubled
up Ike a rubber ball while the doc
tors are mixing collie cure by the gal
lon.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

Niier reading an account OF the fight
we have decided not TO challenge John
L. until he dies. Kilrain is OF the
same opinion.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

Tribune the big Is in Boise City.
a member OF the constitutional CON
veniion which will last at least a
month. All frinds OF Tribune the
small will please pay mp at once I,
an elegant opportunity TO knock
down"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

As we could get no reliable news
rom the great fgh, las, Tuesday
Judge Beatty telegraphed to John l..
sullivan at New Orleans and receiv-
ed an answer from him that he had
Won after a hard fight.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

James \ Pinney was elected mayor
II Bose AZ their recent election. The
good people OF Boise have our heart
ielt sympathy
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M.rchell and
two daughters left Saturday for Pay
cite Lakes. Mr.. Mitchell. returned
Tuesday evening but Mrs. Mitchell
and daughters will remain al the lakes
for several weeks.
w. c. Dyer, city treIsurcr. is
slowly recovering from his recent i'll
ness,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

Judge Beatty went to Boise City
Wednesday night. returning Friday
The Judge says Governor Shoup tele-
graphed for him to come to help form
the prize lighting plank in the con-
siitution. Usral 90 per cent off on this
statement.
William Turkey enlisted in The
Tribune army this week and will be
furnished literary r.ions every Sat
urday in the future.
Somebody has dug up the old depot
rumor again and started it in circu-
lation. We believe that the legend
-urs that we are to have a new de
1ot this fall this time. /
Gov. Stewart OF Falks Store turned
the flood gates of his eloquence
upon The Tribune last Thursday until
he was choacked off with a mug of
beer
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-18

ing this country with coal in the near
future.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

cen su primer viaje en- una ambu-
lancia motor. Luego sigueron
los coches que rinden transporta-
ci6n a personals en- diferentes par
tes del muHdo. Habian fotogra-
f.as cue comprendfan algunas de
las naciones desde Egipto a Aus
tralia, caracterizando la utilidad
del automovil en- la transportation
dc individuos,
Lo que representa- el autom6vil al
cCmercio.
Ell signifcado del automovil pa
ra ell comercio fue revelado en- la.
secci6n siguiente No hay duda que
esse ha sido un gran factor en- la
reduction de los costos de produc-
ci6n y distribution, como tanbien
ha servido para acelerar repartos.
Siguieron en- el orden menciona-
do las fotografias de coches des-
tinados emergencies, usados por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

O.
oMunHal de Trspote
aiuddd
Toronto
ha lie TRACTION
- Una
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

! Al ponerse en- vigor las Gltimas en-
miendas la Ley Municipal el Co
micionado de Servicio Publico, senor
Acosta, asumi6 ell cargo de Alcalde,
cesaron, acknowledgements, los dem&s
Comisionados.
Ell Alcalde, satisfecho de Ia magri-
flea labor administrative de los dis
tinguidos caballeros que formaban el
extinto Concejo de Administration, los
ofrecio nomhrarlo r1evamente como
Directories de los differences ramos Que
integran la Administrator, fiel a
su promesa, don Enrique extendi6 los
nombramientso prometidos.
FL licenciado Ramon villa Mayo,
que por muchoS amos ocup6 la Presi-
dencia de Ia Junta Escolar, y ore
mas tarde desempen6 acknowledgements
Ell puesto de Comisionado Municipal de
Instruction, fue nuevamente nombra-
do para ejercer las fr;nciones de Di-
rector Escolar. Pero Ia politica local
de Rio Piedras, anterior q este nom
bramiento, habia colocado al sefor vi
Ia Mayo, Ell una situacion embarazosa
Y dificil. Divergencias de criterio en-
el s'no del Comite Unionista, dieron
lugar a rozamientos Y fricciones des-
agradables, que obligaron al senior vi
Ia Mayo, y TN grupo de Sis leales
amigos, asumir una actiutd pasiva
v expectante, para evitar perjuicios al
Partido.
Mas tarde vino Ia Alianza de los
Partidos Hist6ricos, y cuando todos
confiabamos en- que aquella conjun-
cion patri6tica serfa I'M fertil oasis
Ell Ell arido desierto de las discordias
locales, vimos con dolor q. los hderes
unionistas prescindieron del sr. vi
Ia Mayo al constituir Ell Conite de Ia
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'fASPERO 6
* EsIAS FOR. ANTONIO ARRAIz
tVenezolano)

El autor de IN libro de versos, raro
cl hbro v raro los versos, Antonio
hrraiz, poeta veneec'a 'ano, ha tenido Ia
amabilidad de obsaquiarnos Goa un
tolno de su obra, GRE suponemos es Ia
primera.
Bajo rna encuadernaci6n austera Y
secanento girls, sin otra leyenda que es
tas cuatro pala5ras mode t.simas "As-
pero" por Antonio Arraiz, palpitan cua
renta c.ncuenta poeSlas nuevos, fuer-
stcs, plenos de audacia lirica, de enta-
siasmos juveniles Y de taIeuto, que, con
mas pror'edad cue ell nb-o de Chocano,
podrian l'evar ell t1tulo de Alma Anne
1ica'', pues en- cada poeyrra late el CO.
r9g6n joven, sano, fuerte de la A-ne-
RIGA virgen de Sitting Bull, EIoctezu-
ma, Caupoican
Con gusto reprodr cimos el poema
inicial del libro "Aspero", en- cuya3
rdginas nos hemos extasiado gustando
dc las primicias liricas de este jovea
pcota ll"no de brios, de jnvcntud de
op simismo:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10
AMERICA

Canto mi America virgen,
ccnto nj Am5rica india
sia espaholes y sin Cristianismo.
Ca2to nj triste America
Tambores de cuero rctumban
por los reyes muertos.
Tambores de cuero ras1enan.
Tt-nbores cue fueron de guerra.
Los musgos, las yerbas silvestres.
retonan sus manchas alegres
sobre negras riunas
dc viejas, gloriosas ciudades.
America de ritos antiques.
America milagrosa.
Canto mi America tropical
En- cuyas selvas espesas;
en- cuyos Andes bajo el cielo infinite
en- cuyos rios venerablea;
en- cuyoe amplios llanos luminosos:
quizas Sc escondio Pan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10
DESDE RIO PLEDRAS

Ali2nya, sicndo, cdilo en- TcaEdad ha-
b'a sido ei ss1or Villa. I'm lide- Sg1c-
rrido enthusiastic desde Ia fnndacgsE
del partido Union de Puerto Rico Y
aquellos mismos liderss que res4gra
damente pactaron con el partido Te-
pubncano sortsando todo g6ner1 de
dificultades, no tuvieron tacto y Aabi-
lidad bastantes para liInar aspere2@s
.dentro del mismo partido. y traer me
vamente' las actividades politjcts To-
Gales, hombre8 como el seflor villa
Mayo, que es una antigua. y s6lida CO.
lumna del Partido
Llevadas las cosas q ese terreho, el
scfior Villa Mayo tuvo que renurci2r
su puesto de Director Escolar, para
mejor salvar su prestigio de hcrbre
djr;gente evitar. nuevas friccione3
locales GO n-die~au entcrpecer IL Ia
Dor "a A'tan-a portorrique1s.
Con la renunaia del senor villa, Ia
comunidad riopedrena pterde un mag
nifico valioso Director Escolar; hom
Ire de entusiasmos f6rtilcs y tan des-
interesado, que JAMES la permitido
que su sueldo Sc aumente, no obstan-
to ser este tan bajo, que apenas cr-
bria sus gastos de representation.
Los fieles Y sinceros amigos del Sc
nor villa, nos iremos con el al exilio
politico local, sin odios para nadie.
cen amor para todos, pero tremolando
siempre Ia armada ensena bicolor de la
Union de Puerto Eico anhelando
que la misma Sc cubra de gloria en- ell
seno de la Alianza Portarriqueila
Crmplirenos nuestro deber patrlo-
t'co sin necesi lid de G. made nos 10 DIG
te; pero no aceptamos las responsa-
bilidad IS que ell future pudiera traer.
F. Rivera ALMoDoVAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

los departamentos de policfa, bonn
beros; automobiles al servicio de
los oficiales publicos Y gubernamen
tales; Y los de reparto de taxfmetro
Y ~dfligencias. En- el ultimo grupo
habian muchos coches que unen las
secciones aisladas del mundo, con
los centros de civilization.
La Ultima division ilustr6 los
coches f1nebres, completando en-
esta forma la exposition de voca-
clones en- que el autom6vil moder-
no es usado "desde la cuna hasta
la tunba".
Los $50 delegados de todas par
tes del mundo que concurrieron al
Congreso, fueron muy impresiona-
dos por esta exhibicion. Expuso
vfvidamente la dilatada utilidad
del autom6vil, demostrando a la
vez la importancia de este en- nues-
ira era de civilization.
No. 95 Elk. Spanish-June 5, 1924
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

" A forma en- que todo ser hui
.mano es servido por ell au-
1--F tom6vil moderno, en- ca
da perfodo de vida, fue admirable
mente descripta EN- un gran cartel
exhibido por los fabricantes de los
AUTOMOBILES Studebaker, en- ell Con-
greso MundiaI de Transporte
Motor, celebrado en- Detroit (E. U.
Al. del 21 al "a de Mayo.
Bajo ell titulo "Desde la Cuna
hasta la Tumba, todo ser humane
es servjdo por ell autom6vil moder-
no" Sc exhibieron fotografias de
coches Studebaker que Sc usan con
diferentes objetos. En- Ia pr;mera
habfa fotograffas. de coches Stu
debaker en- servicio de ambulan-
cia. Asf Sc demostro como es usa-
do el automovil desde Ia cuna,
pues seg1n decia la narracion, son
muchos los recien nacidos cue ha-
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HOTEL RESTAURANT ROMA


ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel. .Cs.
fe. lolmado Restaurant. FL mejoT
de Arecibo. Sitio para AUTOMOBILES
snexo al Hotel
PEDRO ORPL
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Aureuda Ua IJssr MU COL No Tan Solo Para Comhatir
la Eufermedsd Despu6s de ConIrada, Sno Para EVtsra

MUC0L de acuerd en que es Ge
Dolor Gagahea Fo-
rrea Ie6ucolrea muchas afecciones
desintecar desT de eXtrac
Impa
la Muchos M@dcos HopaeS
ansepico econon
Los tarbero para despues de la a
as cuaquer Floj Quemaduras Cor
rtaciones, Ahnorranas
etc. pocos MUCOL etar
un de estas enfer
Tonem CaaTo Estos
todas noches
MUCOL mpiando las membra
o hace used
de conraldo e dolor dc
ell GALES
las afeccones de
gana
gnta cno microbes,
poco organmo
cabamene cavidads de las
acostarse, son de MUC0L deher
sanc hygiene molest
fermedades puede evitare.
Podemos la
pasta muchas
enclas puede
ell povo Jepo enjuagandose
hacien gargalas onun souc6n MU-CoL.
FLORES BLANCAS;-Indudabemcnte
dben atender hygiene ntm guaridad
rrgaciones MUCOL reduendo
las posibiidades de contra
Pda gratis d MU-COL
BenitO Gonzalez
Cruz No1 &e Box No q San JUAN p R
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AUToMovIL oLDsMoBILE sEIs
CIIINDRoS ULTIMO MODELO

Sc vendc completamente nuevo con
400 kilometres de recorrido solamente.
Para informes dirijase a Francisco
sintes, P. o., Box 113, catafio, P R.
Advt.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON

rRINCESA No. 2. SAN JUAN, P. r.
Con 18 habitaciones muy frescas y
c6modas, cerca del Correo, Corte Fe-
doral Bancos Y. Muelles de Ia ciudad i.
Sc admiten abonados a nrecios modi-
cos. Telefono No. 937. Apartado No.
1870. JUAN REYES GOMEZ, Pro
pietario.