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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03
UN> NUEVO REMEDIO
VAPORIZANTE PA
|RA Ell TRATAMIENT0
De RESFRIADO.
Tn Boticario de Carolina del
NOrte, E. U. A., inventa I'm un-
giiento que Sc vapOriza pOr
Dor medic del calOr del CuerpO.

FL resfriado es sencillamente una
inf1amaci6n o congestion de la mem
brana muccsa paredes de los con-
ductores respiratorios, y Sc debe ira
tar de la misma manera que Sc ira
tan las infamaciones externas, ta-
les como quemaduras, cortaduras,
etc. este es, aplicando ell medica-
mento directamente en- las parties
afectadas, 10 cual Sc consigue sola-
mente Dor medic de inhalacion. Los
antiques tratamientos por medic de
inhalac ones son muy costosos in
Sconvenientes. Un boticario de I'm pue
Ablecito de Carolina del Norte, Esta-
dos UnidostA de America, resolvio e
Fsproblenla. por medic de este unguen-
to oue da ell resultado de una. lam
para vaporizante.
Ell invento consiste en- la mezcla
cientffica de los antiques y bien CO.
nocidos remed os caseros: alcanfor,
mentol, eucalipto, tomilfo Y tremen-
tinas con otros aceites volatiles, de
tai manera. que al aplicar ell reme--
lido sobre ell pecho la garganta el
calor del cuerpo convierte los IN
gredientes volatiles en- vapor, el que
Sc aspira por la 1boca v nariz hasta
los ttllO 40 =
aliviandoe la congestion.
Al nnismo t.empo la preparation
es absorbida traves de la piel, es-
timulandola a modo de linimento, ca
taplasma emphasize, y alivilando ia
irritaci6n v OPPRESSION del pecho.
ACADIA DE LLEGAR AQUI
Ell nombrea de esta preparation es
Vapo Rub de Wick, ha tenido un
exito tremendo en- los Estados Uni
dos donde Sc usaron 90 millones de
tarros en- los ultiTnos cinco amos
siendo impossible para los fabrican-
tes abastecer otros paises. Pero ha-
biendo aumentado la magnitud de su
fabrica, estan ahora en- condic!ones
de atender la demanda de. otros
pa6ses. Las farmacias locales aca-
ban de importar cantidades suticien-
tes para abastecer su clientela con
este nuevo marayilloso medicamen
to.
Para fuertes resfriados en- 81 pc
cho. irritacion de la garganta, hrOn-
quits, ang ma tonsilar pulmonia in
cipiente, debe aplicarse VapoRuo de
Wick sobre la garganta y Ell pecho
v cubrir bien dichas parties con fra
neles ca jentes. Debe dejarse holga-
das alrededor del cuello la ropa Ge
dormir v la de CANA. para que los
vapores que .emanen al caior del cuer-
20 puedan inhalarse libremente du-
rante ell sueiio.
Para resfriados en- la cabeza, ca
tarro. fiebre de heno v afecciones
asmaticas, .pongase VapoRub de
Wick en- las fosas nasales, o ierri-
tase un POGO en- una cuchara, aspi-
randose los vapores.
ALIyIO RAPID0 DEL CRUP
Ell crup espasm6dico Sc alivia ge-
neralmente en- Is minutes. Frotese
con VapoRub de Wick en- la gargan-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03
ALIyIO RAPIDO DEL CRUP.

Ell crup espasm6dico Sc alivia ge-
neraImente en- Is minutes. Frotese
con VapoRub de Wick en- la gargan-
ia v ell pecho hasta que ia respira-
ci6n Sc normalice; despuesss c1bran-
sc estas parties con franelas calien-
tes. Una aplicacion al acostarse evil
tara ataoues durante la noche. 4
Ell VapoRub de Wick es tambien
eficaz para, infiamaciones de la piel:
Sc aplica como linimento ungiien-
ITO ordinar.o, para quemaduras, pi-
caduras. torceduras, contusiones, irri
taciones de la piel, etc:
De venta en- las principales drogue
rfas y boticas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03
lCdo. j.I.Ortiz AIibran
ABocADo- -NoTARlo

Ofrece sus servicios en- su nue.
va oficina, San Jose 2, edificio
"El Mundo", Ser. piso.
EspeciaIidad en- asuntos de
contribuciones.
San Juan--Box 705--Tel. 1115
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
NINA DEsAPARECIDA

ri dia 5 del corriente mes. y a las
de la inanana desapareci6 del ho-
gar palermo la nina Carmen Julia
soto Ramos, de 12 amos de edad, CO.
Tor triguefo, ojos de color verde.
buen pelo, robusta, sabe leer Y es-
cribIr por estar asistiendo a la "Es
cuela Munoz Rivera de Santurce
en- el Quinto Grado. Sus padres han
oado cuenta la polic<a Fiscal del
Dlstrlto, v hasta la fecha no Sc ha
podldo encontrar su paradero. Estos
padres ahijidos suplican al pueblo en-
general tengan la caridad de comt-
nlcaTle cualquier noticia que del pa
radero de la nlencionada nina ad,
quleran, remitiendo la noticia a la
madre de la nina, Maria TecIa Ra-
mos, Ave. Antonsanti No. 33, SAM
turce. Sc suplica la Prensa de
San Juan la reproduction de este
aviso, por 10 que Sc anticipa las gra-
cias.
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Ell ULTIMO GRAN LIBERTADOR..
Continuation de la pag. -


Continuation de la pag. 81
hallaron veinte Y seis cicatrlces, tooas
elias producidas por balas enem1gas;
todos conocemos de memoria los pro
yeetos atrevidisimos a. para invadir
la Habana nevara Maceo en- su vasta
y aureolada mente. Bien: cuando la
fusileria espahola hizo blanco en- aquei
ilustre pecho negro, Ell que cargo con
la responsabildad del mando del
Ejercito que operaba en- occidente, y
levanto el estandarte y alzo la espada
mil veces vencedora del Lugartenlen-
te, fne Ell valeroso hiio de Borinquen,
aquel que no hallando terr1tor1o en- su
pals para Ia guerra nj hombreS que 10
secundaran en- su digna empresa Il
be1tadora, porque hasta los que noy
pasan como grandes patriotas Sc opu-
sieron clio, opto por emigrar y en-
roiarse en- Ell Ejercito de Cuba, Pc
leo primero bajo la bandera de Car
los Manuel de Cespedes, Ell promoter y
jefe de la guerra de los Diez Amos,
hasta que la paz del zanj6n dio al
traste con aquella hermosa aunque te-
rrible lucha en- que desaparec1o entrc
Ell fragor guerrero una gan parte de
la juventud cubana, y en- la que, los
primeros que buscaron y encontraron
gloriosa muerte fueron los hijos de las
mas ilustres familias, casi todos mo-
zos profesionales.
Y vino Ell receso.
Y aparece sobre ell tabiado del apos
tolado viril, la angelical fgura de Mar
tt, lleno de vigor, pleno de entusias-
mo por la causa independentista de
Cuba y Puerto Rico, conjuntamente,
que contaba, para veneer Espalia,
segun sus inmortales palabras, ICON
sus propios errores'' Las predicas del
martir de Dos Rios, las sugerencias
de Jose Maceo, hermano de Antonio,
la nostalgia de su isla que guerra yer
ibertada, nbre los vientos del mar
Y de las aituras, como una esIneralda
de amor clavada en- ell centric del Ca
ribe, su gran vocaci6n para Ell arte
de Ia guerra, hacen lamar a nuestro
h6reo sobre la manigua y desembarca,
con I'm pufiado de bravos, en- las cos
tas mambises de Pinar del Rio en- DON
de 10 esperaban los brazos amigos de
Antonio Maceo.
Y comienza una nueva campafia;
pone en- cada acci6n de guerra sus IA
cuitades Y valor, en- Los Melones, en-
Chaparya, otros lugares ilustres en-
donde en- mas de una ocasi6n viera
ararccer Ia descarnada vision de La
muerte. Terninada esta jornada que
puso Cuba EN- condolences de regir
sus prorios dsstinos, es eiegido Cons
tituyente en- cuyas asambleas di6 prue-
bas visibles de su capacidad mental;
de aqui paso a ocupar un puesto de
response bIdad, siendo Jefe del Esta-
do ell Professor Estrada Palma, quien
nombrole despues, Representante Di
plomatico del pals ante los Poderes
de Centre America, que fue Ia Ultima
encomienda oficiaI que lie otorgo su go
bierno.
Enamorado yo desde muy niio de
las cosas bellas de mi patria, mejor,
de mi pals; ferventisimo lector de
hechos hist6ricos y gestas heroicas de
mi continente, y con mi pensamiento
en- los hombres que de algun nnodo die
ran renombre a la TERRA en- que vino
al mundo, cuando llegue la primer vez
la Habana, corri casi enseguida don
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
MAS DE CINCO MIL CONTRA
BANDISTAS TRABAJAN EN-
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS. Omitted
Press) Ell Assistant District At
torney General de los Estados Uni
dos, ha declarado que en- Washington
estan trabajando fuera de la Ley
mas de cinco mil contrabantistas.
Dice ell Ass. Attorney que varios
de estos contrabandistas han sido
procesados varias veces. Y que ac-
tualmente hay mas de diez mil ca
SOS pendientes en- las Cortes por in
fraccin la Ley Volstead.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
RUM CONVICTION SETS
HIGH SPEED RECORD

NEW YORK, March 14.--A new
high speed mark for a prohibition
conviction went on the record m
federal district court here. With.
in an hour and a quarter after
arraignment before United States
Commissioner Hitchcock on charges
Of possessing and selling liquor
aboard the U. s. s! California, Saliva
tore Mascali found himself held for
federal court, tried, convicted and
sentenced to one years imprison'
ment and $500 fine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
I. Y. HARBoR PIRATES
COMMANDER TUCROAT

NEW YORK. March 14.-Eight
armed men, who would apirating
go, stole the tug Newark from
Pennsylvania railroad pier B, Jersey
City, and with four of the crew
locked in the bunk room, cruised
in the Hudson four hours on the
watch for adventure, which police
believe, included an attempt at chi
lacking"
They returned the boat to Ho'
boken,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
PENNsNs NEW TICKET. -,
OFFICE OPENS MONDAY

The Pennsylvania railroad sys-
tem's new city ticket office will
De opened Monday at 613 Four.
teenth street northwest. This
means the vacating of the present
ticket office at Thirteenth and f
streets, in consolidation with several
other railroads.
Those in charge of the city ticket
otIice are T.. D. Tuft, city ticket
agent; I. L. Upset, division pas
s9enger agent; Nathan WE'LL, HI. A,
t.1uestls' 8. Fl. Reaney, F. E. Penn
Jr.; n. A. KARI and M. A. McDon,
nen' passenger representatives.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
sILzER SIGNS BLUE SKY
BROKER LAW FOR JERSEY

TRENTON, N. p, March lathe
Blue Sky Brokerage Bill, introduced
by Assemblyman Walter F. CARING
of Hudson county has been. signed
by Governor Silzer.
The new law requires a sworn
statement to be made by the broker
in each sale, giving information as
to the nature of the bond sold.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
ST Silk-and- Wool
1898 Beaded Handbags
Tomorrow at, $2.95

High-cass Imported Handbags in array of wonderful
designs coongs that you would hardly find
price, Choice of floral Of conventional designs
artistic colorings, with heavy shell frame in dark semi
finish also carved the oriental effects Made
with beaded handles, finished with heavy beaded fringe Fine
quality silk Innings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14

He was arrested March by the
master-at-arms of the California
shortly after Louis j. Bates, a priv
ate In the ships marine detachment,
died Of alcoholic poisoning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
$3.50 Dresses, 1898

Dresses Of fine cotton rajah are extremely
popular this season--a rich silky finish quail
ity, in green, tan, honey dew and natura
colors. Hand.embroidered designs and patch
work trimmings in many color combinations
Sizes 6 to IA years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
c. B. COrsets. S1.25

Of pink couti medium bust elastic top model with
front clasp well boned another free hip model 49,
COrslettes or Garter Brasseres of fancy
side
supporters sizes 80 to 49, Special M
GOldenberg' Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14

Girls New Bingham Dresses, S1.98

he d-ndeo clear coorg lnam in
nj brow wtha fronts.
a pr models for girls from
o age Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
Mems Regular 81 "FaultIess"
PQiamns, ut.Sl.44 q Suit

Men thoroughly familiar with the high standard Of
Faultess" make Pajamas and will find in thin sale welcome
opportunity for savings their avorte Of night gar
ments OF fine quality cotton and finished in the
hghclas way characteristic "Fauess" Pajamas Trim
med with silk frogs washable braid in white and plain
colors Sizes A to D. All perfect quality
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14

Women's Jersey Knit Step.
ms, with elastic waist and shell
trimmed knee; in white, flesh
and orchid. Regular CT IN
sizes, 85c. Extra sizes VA"VV
WOmen's Gauze Cotton Vests,
low neck and sleeveless or bodice
styles; perfect quality. OOO
Former soc grade, at. NV
WOmen's GauZe Cotton Vests,
low neck and sleeveless. To-
seconds of 35c grade, at AON
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14

Mems Fibre (GlOs)
Hose, Csc
Famous "Greenback" make
Fibre (Glos) Half Hose. with
high spliced heel, reinforced sole
and toe; black and all wanted
plain shades; slight seconds of
the regular csc grade.
$1.OO Union Suits, 74c
72xS0 soft finish checked main
sock Union Suits, cut with ex-
ira long trunk and full chest,
insuring comfort to the wearer;
perfect fitting; sizes from "a to
46. Every suit perfect quality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
S1.5O Union Suits, S1.1O

$1.5O Union Suits, $1.l0
Merit make Cotton Ribbed
Union Suits. spring weight;
white and ecru colors; perfect
closed crotch; short sleeve shirts
full length legs; regular sizes.
81 Silk-and-WOOl
Neckwear, Soc
Medium shape four-in.hand
style, in new stripes, figures,
checks and novelty patterns.
The tie that will not wrinkle
or lose shape,
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-14
Medium Weight Underwear

Boys Balbriggan Union Suits,
ecru color, short sleeves and
knee length; others in athletic
style, in white; sizes 6 to IA
years; seconds of 79c ESC
Boys Underwear, separate gar.
ments. ecru color balbriggan;
shirts with high neck and short
sleeves, knee-length pants. 400
perfect quality. 1ON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

PH0SnGRAIH REPAIRING; monographs
repaired ly expert; parts for all makes ma
81 ines ErHnkI u laII- SI2 Ii 81. NV
Evening star., 1924-11-26

SEWING MACHINES, ali makes. sold. rented
r"pa red. exchanged: many bargains. partiru-
iarlY eieCtrirS. save money: Cssi 81
monthly. capitol Sewing Machine Exchange.
IS II ~. NV, !. w. Beavers. prop. Fr 377S.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

NEATLY DONE. Ruoms
81 90 mp Good work and material. j. ROB
Rms. Il Todd nj ne Potomac 1881. 2Ds
Evening star., 1924-11-26

SEWING MACHINE HOSPITAL. 1928 9th II.
u.w.--EeHairS 10 all makes Of sewing riu
chimes New Singers. latest models; easy
terms: free dcmnnstra tons and special allow
ance on old machines of any kind. Franklin
4i51. Porter and Nichols authorized Singer
agents.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

PAPERHANGISti, SB and up: frst-rlsss work:
1923 patterns; Immediate attention MIR,
1. ris nE.N de %
Evening star., 1924-11-26

NGING--Rooms. 81 30 and up; in
:crior and exterior painting al lowest prices.
Metropolitan Dec. TO. 427 g NV. Ph. Fr. 500
Evening star., 1924-11-26

TPH0!.STERTNG AND INTERIOR DECO
latiug. julius Ianshursh wants You to Gull
nd him ri I29 Ilth 81. NV.
Evening star., 1924-11-26
FOR sALE-MISCETLANEOUs

WINDOW SHADES and screens made to or.
TcT. Free estimates. J. N. BUTLER & son.
oG0 lst ST. Sc. Linroln $685.
Evening star., 1924-11-26
Your Car in Trade.
See Eddie Roper.
HOFFMAN MOTOR CO.,
1907 14th St.

$4,000
Is a big price; but over that
amount is saved yearly by the
District Oakland Co.-through
the merchandising of GUAR
ANTEED" Automobiles.
And what is saved by US is saved BY you-
conservative appraisals save you when you
buy-our special 1o.ooomile guarantee pro-
tects you while you ride.
AUCTION
Prices, but not an auction sale No cars are
sold without demonstrating. No red tape on
time payment deals-liberal discount for cash.
SIS TO $3.50.
'23 Cleveland coupe, Hupp 81 touring, Cad
lilac sedan, Studebaker light six, Haynes
sport 80 Dodge tourings. Fords, Chevrolet
coupes '23, Oaklands. Chevrolet tourings
(23's), Studebaker special six.
Your Car in Trade.
OAKLAND,
1909 L St. NV.
M. 7612. M. 1912.
GAS Near as Your Telephone"
PARTS-PARTS
for all makes Of cars. Cars bought and sold.
EXCHANGE, 1st and d SITS. a.v. Lincoln
Evening star., 1924-11-26

W VEsN-
manship. prompt service. Phone Main 5976.
GLOBE FURNITURE co. 1"23 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

Az f. Cap. 81. Iinr. 3tl7-Strnm and hot
water heating, plumbing. bo Ter ard power
plants. found reliable for - years
Evening star., 1924-11-26

1LASTEEI\G RY THE YARD. new houses
hY two competent mcl. Available a. once.
Adams
Evening star., 1924-11-26

PIANO TUNING. 81: prHt0s and players re
huiit aud r"iinish"d 10y skilled WorknIrn; play
FRS installed. $l77. Schsefer-SsndersJu Piano
h.. El4 u - n i'm lM:,L
Evening star., 1924-11-26

REPAlE ANYTHING Household articles. sill
NcrwErs. Washing machines, mechanical toys,
"tr VIII "lil and deliver. Cal us by name.
rh" VI. +. MFG. CO. 300 18Th 81. NV. Main
1S3t ors
Evening star., 1924-11-26
FOR sALE-AUTOMoBILEs.

DODGE SEDAN. late mo1eJ; dis-, wheels high
hood; many extras; price riSai.
\. !. STABLER.
~, X ST NV 26s
Evening star., 1924-11-26

ANnIRoNS AM LAWN BENCHES SOLID
wrought iron. lasting presents: auto bumpers.
braces. brackets. iron fnure> ctr. uiade and
Repaired Walter J. Proctor Co. 2li II II. n. w.
Evening star., 1924-11-26
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
tContinued.b
rAPERHANGING AND PAINTING: ELEC-
s 1r TIo. r. srvTs Fh T0Is I Fr
irAPERHANGlNG: III, rLAsTER1aSGG' B1ssG wA RAlNI,
LITTLE. sf9 9th st. NV. Phone Fr. 6l1f.
rAPERHANGING NEATLY D0NE.-knoms
$3.50 mp. Good work and material. J. ROB
RIMS. Il Todd pl. ne. Potomac 1881. 30'
prices that are reasonable. Call us for esti-
mates. Tel. Liuc. 96Is-J. il9 Carroll ST sc.
rAPERHANGING AND PAlNTING--H z.
cient service; guar work; reasonable prices.
PArERHANGING, So aud up; nrst-rlass work;
1929 patterns; immediate attention Mr
rumps Adj ms JG@O de -
PAPERHANG1NG AND PAINTING Rooms
paGered' SO and I,, up; n 1T IT, GEORGE 5as7 2o"'
RHANGING--Rooms 81 30 and up; in
:crior and exterior painting at lowest prices.
Metropolitan Dec Co. 42I G NV Phi Fr. so0
PHoNoGRAPH REPAIHING-REST WORN
GLOBE FURNITURE co. 1"23 7th st. NV.
PH0NoGRArH REPAIRING Photographs
repaired lIy expert: parts for all mskes ma
clines. Frankln 5975, s13 II st. NV.
hnft " aud rcnsiad 6y S s%ie1 az" @orknrn %nt'I play
crS installed. $l75. SchseferSandersJn Plan"
t".. GA u -. ne. lin. ln5I.
lLASrEEING BY THE YARD. new houses
hy two Compeirnt Mca. Available a. once.
Ihone Adams ill.,. ~.
PLCMBINts AND HEATI$G-John H. Guerra
Az f. Cap 81. Iinc. 3il7-Stram and hot
water heating. plumbing. no Ter and power
plants. ound reliable for % wears
EEPAIE ANYTHING Household articles. sill
NcrWErs va <htn- machines, mechanical toys,
o.. VIII "lil and deliver. Cal us by name
th" NJ. +. MFG. CO. 300 18th 81. NV. Main
1S3t 2Gs
ROOFING AND TIMING; ranges repaired
work guaranteed: pT!r"S reasonable. CAFl
TAI TIMING CO. ii1 fth St nv.
TARLEWA!E REsILvr"Ip equal 20 new;
la-quer,d. JOHN \. CUTTSMAN & ca.
Established 19lol 1850 Pierce st. Il
phtne franklin 542l.
TRUNK REPAIRISG-M repairs trunks
leather bags. ladies' handbags. etc. Cail or
r'4one MIMI. 93s I 81. Main 3dss
r!I0LSTERING and fErpiturc repairing. Sip
covers msGr to order: cabinet work. Col. i03S.
Standard lpholstering Co., .slu lith 81. NV.
TpH0I.sTERING AND INTERIOR DECO
lating, julius Iansbursh wants you to Gull
md see him ri 20 1lth ST. NV.
TPHOISTEEGNG. SIIP COVERS AND
.rs!Ii0ls Phone for samples ard estimate
southern uph. Co., 1907 9th G.w. Frank. 6ll0.
WINDOW AMP DOOR SHADEs-C;nod quality
opaqte shades fitted TO YOUR Windows, s3c
ihe best qnality Of Opaque shades. $l.lJ; hurg
ELATT, iith and II SIS. ne. lincoln $40.
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to or.
TcT- rec estimates. ]. u. BUTLER * son.
1850 1st 81. Sc. y4inroln $685.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

TARLEWAIH RESII.vr%r.p equal 20 new;
sterling silver rrburnis:rd brass beds re.
la-Quer.i. JOHN \. CUTTSMAN & CO.
Established 19lol l5O Pierce st. IL.
phtne franklin 542I.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

TRUNK REPAIRING -Mintz repairs trunks
leather bags. ladies' handbags. etc. Caii or
~ nnp MIMI. 4is MSin 3hSs
Evening star., 1924-11-26
RICKENBACkER.

1923 Dursnt Touring, $145 cash, SO per week.
Dodge Touring, $50 cash. IS per week.
Big Six studebaker, &s5 cash, 50 per week.
Chevrolet Roadster, $50 cash. IS per week.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

ROOFING AND TIMING; ranges repaired
work -Haranteed pF!r"S reasonable. CAFl
TAI, Thinning; co fi5 Gtl 81 nv
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FOR SALE-AUToMOBILEs.
1924
OAKLAND.

Practically a new 1924 eGr. Winter In
closures and other equipment amounting 10
over sl25 60 with sale. New gusrant
May be arranged. owned by careful and ex-
reritnred driver. This car has every appear
ance and refinement Of q new automobile,
and viii Fay you to call Adams 65i, 1T3a
tNiU mbig rd nv
CHEVROLET TOURING, "a F.;
run 5000 miles; spare tire, park
light, bumpers, special wheel f.;
perfect condition; S4OO. Ad-
dress Box SOB. Star Office. 27*
Evening star., 1924-11-26

90
BATHROOM OUTFITS. ali new and .nuran.
tod. So 70: Kitchen sinks of Al; kinds
-. - Up; rev white vitrroGs toilet outass at
$3.50 up: new rot air furnace purchased frcm
Government at $50; all Of plumbing ms.
t"ria IS srld with guarantee Of money
hnrk IL yoI want it,
BEAMS beams. angles channels. r irans:
pirt,ers. suitable for county bridges; steel
'ru .Ses of S9fy. spaus The lRr1est selec-
ION III tia city a. the cheapest price. stored
~ our Camp acrGs grounds only. 5tn aid
lila ave.
ERrCk at Camp Neigs only
Doors AND fASH. both saivacet and new;
rev doors; stn' sizes. So and So %: sash, new
Lights, 81 earh; screens. 40c each
ftkNAt tES-Btanl-ucw hot air furuacPs pur-
ciis-p1 from tie Government, $50 each.
LCHRER-SgiSaged from our maay wrecking
operations. together With m imneuse purchase
OF new iumher-:z:, .x3. 2xi. 2Io. 2Isi
pr.ees. We can save you mJpey.
PANT Nestn rsilield hCHSs paint, InR1ufaC
'ured y: ttr'sil taed Company. white and
other cLiors. 80 % per gallon
!I,rrtsin ,.ed Co. l-piy, s1.25: 2-piy. sl.75;
Spy. s2:2j. Nil-"nd roofing. / ply. a5c:
:-ply. sf.aJ: 3 ply. $50. Certain -teed four.
ir Que shingles guaranteed ten years, $500
WALL BOARD Brsud-new fiber board. Re
per 81. fl; new Grcproof rock board. 3i.c
SIDNEY HFrHIHcER HOUSE wRECKIHa
Main ohic'. 9Th aud & sts. southwest. Ss"sman
al both Offices until $50 pm THIR1EE1
WEARS SAVING YOU MONEY on RUILn-
ING MATERIAL. And CHLERFULLY RE
HAVE ESTABLISHED THE GOOD WILL OF
THIS COMPANY.
BED. dresser, coura. chGire tables. rh,4c
franklir 9Gl4
Evening star., 1924-11-26

r!IuI.SFFRING and fErriturc repairing. Sip
covers ms,ir to order: cabinet work. Col. in3S.
Standard UphOlstering To-, $50 lith St NV.
Evening star., 1924-11-26
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

5TUBE NEUTRoDYNE, complete with tubes,
storage battery, B batteries and Brandes
table talker: price. 500; cost $210. Apply
after 4 30 IN. or Thursday forenoon. L. Nell
7o4 r ST. ne
CABINETS for radios. Washington Whole
sale House. 42H Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

PAPERHANGING AND PAlNTING-H. z.
Phillips t@7 md Sc Line. :i3,;S Quick eff
cicnt service; guar. work; reasonable prices.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

BAEY CRIE Ivory. used stc-r time MAJ
,r"~s included, very reasonable. Columbia
Evening star., 1924-11-26
HUDSON-E ESSEN

Announce Another Reduction
in Good Late Model Used Cars.
Evening star., 1924-11-26
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COLLIE AND POLICE DOG PUPPIES. Of
real beauty aud quality. Take Cherrydale I'd
~ rainutes from Key Bridge on Lee highway
Breal Kennels. Fall Church. Va.
POINTER DOG, thoroughly broken: give dem
onstr8tion; S73. ii. Addison Bowie, 637 II
St NV. Main ON.
DOG-Setter, thoroughly broken, 500. Lin
coin 6I71-J. after 3 O'Clock.
DOG-Rird dog. English setter, 3 years old,
we'll broken. 2I3 Claiming st. ne.
PUPPIES-4 police; cheap. Call at once, I015
X ST. NV. IL
WANTED-Poodles. big; must be over year
old. black or brown preferable; male Phone
or write to Gautier. B. F. Keith Theater. 27'
AIREDALE PUPPIES, parrots, canaries. po-
lice puppies. tame monkey, rabbits, odd birds
cages. supplies, Persian kittens; open Thanks
giving. 2nghaa Rst SAaA 2210 Il st a.