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The Ten Health
Commandments

Moses laid down the ten
amendments as a religious
4 moral guide for the hui
an race They have endured
Rough the ages. But only
cond to the soul is the body,
IS care. protection and up
building. The commissioner
.of health Of New York has
Formulated what he terms the
Ten Health Commandments.
each a preachment. They
are:
/. Keep your mouth closed
when breathing, also when an
CRY.
2. rrink cool water with your
meals, also between them.
8. Battle daily. a shower, if
possible.
4. Eat slowly, this leads to
eating sparingly. Make your
meal a ceremonial pleasure.
5. Exercise daily and breathe
deeply while so doing, but avoid
eiver-exertion and never eat when
fatigued.
8. Never read or transact any
business while eating.
7. Work ten hours, sleep
eight and use the balance for re-
creation and meals. Always rest
on Sunday.
s. Ever keep a contented
miilo. Equaninity means longev-
ity
Neglect no portion of the
body. Employ physician to ex-
anime you at regular intervals
and 50 watch for the beginning
OF diseases and build up resist-
allee and pay some attention to
his opinion and direction.
10; Moderation In all things.
Following those ten health
suggestions is easy for any nor
NAL person and undoubtedly
they will add many days-many
happy days--to life. And this
IS a pretty fine old world, after
ALL At least few Of us would
voluntarily leave Il todav-or
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Faith

This controversy between re-
ligion and science. about the
theory of evolution, SINNERS
town to the problem of how
much one is willing to accept
ON faith
The scientists claim that re-
ligion is based on faith rather
than proved fact.
But does it ever occur to these
scientists that at least o5 per
cent Of their Scientific know
ledge is also based on faith2
For instance, every scientist
will take oath that the skull of
a creature known as the Java
Ape Man. supposed to be half
a million or so years old, exists
having been reconstructed
from fragments. But how many
scientists have actually seen
this skullp Belief in this skull
is entirely a matter of faith
credulously accepting the word
of others.
We're all ike the scientists,
irA that 05 per cent of what we
know" is accepted on faith
alone. How do you know that
there's a country called China?
Were you ever there to see with
your own eyes? Most of us
have never seen China, but we
believe in it.
Faith in the word of others
makes as believe nearly every
thing we class as knowledge.
Studying chemistry, we are told
that water is combination of
hydrogen and oxygen--and we
accept this as true, on faith.
Scientists 'swore by" the au-
thenticity of the Cardiff Giant
believed in it, many of them.
because they had faith in it
until the giant was exposed as
a planted" hoax of P. T.
Barnum.
The world is so big that a
man travelling constantly { for
100 years would see only a
small fraction of the whole be-
fore he died. With this handi-
cap, it's quite natural that near
ly all of our knowledge is ac-
cepted on the basis of faith.
Faith is onel of the mightiest
forces in life. ..,.s..
It is just as much Is1
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Old Days In Americas

rison.
If you wish exemption from jury
duty for a year, and exemption from
street tax as well, see Capt. G. L.
Williams, of the A. L. he can
fix you.
The desperate attempt of King
Cotton to get upon his feet again
yesterday resulted in failure ard
the "bears" are still after the scalp
of the hoary old monarch. Aneri-
Gus buyers continued TO pay nine
cents for good cotton and many
bales went at that even figure
Rev. j. P. Wardlaw, pastor and
Rev. E. M. overly assistsnt pastor,
will carry good accounts to the. con-
ference at McRae today regarding
the financial status OF the two
churches here.
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AFWu@ ~
Eff&azaIj5
P Nkn9
h4Ihat Apl |
DIVORCE

Divorces are increasing. Last
year 165,139 married couples dis
solved partnership. Many critics,
accordingly, view with alarm" If
they really want to learn something
about the increasing fr.lure of the
marriage institution. they should in
vestigate the far greater number Of
marriages that result wretchedly,
yet avoid divorce courts.
The main trouble is that people,
in counting, usually, masquerade,
eoncealing faults and prejudices
that reveal themselves later. Men
and women who are always "their
real selves" are not APT to make
botch of wedlock.
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CADY ORDERED HELD
IN BROWARD KILLING

New YORK, Nov. es.-Morris
Mechanic, a salesman, insisted on
mixing business with pleasure.
Anna Droll alleges that Morris
took her to a vaudeville show ard
then disappeared with tne $102 fur
coat she was wearing after proriis-
ing to check it.
What made it worse was that An
ma had only borrowed ire coat for
the evening from frierd.
Morris is now in Jail, and is said
to have hooked the coat for $laQ.
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Sumter Sixth

On November 9th. Sumter
county was in sixth place among
the cotton producing counties
Of the state.
According to statistics from
the bureau Of census for that
date. Carroll county had ginned
more cotton than any other
Georgia county. The leading
SIX counties were.
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Monday, no paper published.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
(From The Times Rec order. Nov
90 IONA a

(From The Times Rec order. Nov.
20. 1904.>
Quite an interesting program HIS
been arranged Sunday morning at
the Presbyterian church, as follows:
Recitation, Ho! for the Reaapers =
by Frank Lawson, jamie Feagin,
Arbie Harrison and Julia Sawyer.
Song, Where are the Reapers. Reel
tation, by Ruth Brown. Duet by
Misses Morgan and Chapman. Reel
tation by Miss Marie Walker. Reel
tation, Sunday School Bells, Manic
Brown Maggie Griffin and Laura
Feagin. Recitation by Alice Har-
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l0Ill57nlS'
Sans

In a single season banana trees
grow as much as 40 .et, showing
what ambition will dc in a hard
working tree.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-29

The total ginning for the
state up to that date was Sl3,-
III bales as compared with
488.0I0 for 1928. Surnters
total crop for 1923 was ll,208
bales.
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EXPENSES

What do you think of Representa-
tive Oldfield's proposal TO appro-
pirate a million dollars out of public
funds for presidential and congress
sional campaign expenses and make
it felony for a candidate to spend
any other funds?
1t would be cleansing, to be sure,
to do away with corporation cam
paign contributions But could Con-
gress ever agree on how to di side
the money among candidates?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-29

The suns rays take only eight
minutes to reach the earth, so it
looks as if they would be all not
and tired.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-29

The Canary Islands, like Ireland,
have no snakes, but it is too late
for picnics now.
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Fixing Responsibilities.

Deploring the death of Mrs.
Sobert Stewart wife of the
pze-fightirag North Georgia
Acher OF Draketown, who
krutalI1 murdered by whis-
nnersA only q few day
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-29

Twenty-Five American colleges
make girl students swiip. 1t is more
helpful toward marrying than any
thing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-29

The suns age is put at five nil
lion years. Its long life may be due
to never staying out at night.
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A THOUGHT

81 This shall all men know that
= my disciples, If ye have love
d another. John 1885.
live is not to live for ones
alone; let US help one another.
'lenander.
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LOVE

LIVE
This year in our country there'll
be more than one and quarter mil
lion marriages. Probably five
millions would be a conservative es-
innate of the constant number of
Americans who are either engaged
co marry or planning TO.
The public is concerned chiefly
with getting enough to eat, being
able to crafty its vanity, and mate
with the opposite sex. Intellectual
reformers usually fail because they
neglect to appeal to these three
basic motives.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-29

LEGS
Bare legs and Greek sandals will
be ''the go'' next summer, is the
word from Paris. Stocking manu-
facturers, alarmed, have courtered
by starting propaganda that legs
will be more beautiful if heavy
woollen stockings are worn in cold
winter.
Some time when you think your
own business troubles weigh nav
lily, put or your coat, stroll into the
wholesale district and talk with one
Of the tired looking men who cater
to feminine whims in the matter IF
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Begonias grow wild in Java. We
have never been there, but it may
be because they stay out all night.
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raiment. You'll return 10 your Of
flee quite pleased with your lot.
CALENDAR

CALENDAR
A new calendar, with 10 months
in a year and SO days in a month
is urged by DR.. Marvin, mead wealth
er forecaster for Uncle Sam. Many
will back him when they learn that
his specifications call fo1 an extra
holiday on the 365th day that We uld
be left over in the revised calendar.
Granted, it'd be accurate AMI con-
venient to have every month begin
on Sunday and end on Saturday.
But the public is so accustomed to
the old calendar that there'd be end.
less confusion for years Smoothing
out brain ruts is next to impossible.
RUSS
The soviets are starting their
eighth year of power in Russia. You
recall the thousands of predictions
that the Reds would be hurled oft
by popular uprising.
Russia is in the hands of evolu-
ton. Eight years from now the
soviet will probably still be on the
job-though so changed and modi-
fled that it will not be recognizable.
In 1776 we Americans began to
learn how to govern ourselves. and
SO far have barely gotten started.
Russia cast off the vilost govern
nient on earth. Give her time.
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minutes to reach the earth, SO it
looks as if they would be all not
and tired.
Begonias grow wild in Java. We
have never been there, but it may
be because they stay out all night.
Russia has a population of 1885,
600, 900, some of which, contrary to
general opinion, don't need shave.
According to a French Canadian
law, stealing a kiss in Canada is not
crime, but we knew that.
There are stars so distant we see
their light $4,000 years later, and
perhaps there are frienGs that way.
With English coal reserves esti-
mated at 155 billion tons, we would
guess off-hand that American re-
serves are a couple of tons.
They greyhound can run 35 miles
an hour, so if you get ore he never
should be late for supper.
The pole star is always directly
over the north pole, just ike apart
ment house jewellers in winter.
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UNION SUITS AT soc
Xxi Ribbed, very elastic; mad
just like the mems; all siz9 froi \
2 to IA years here, at suit ---699
GENUINE PEQUOT
SHEETING AT acc
Remnants from 1 I'd 10 yard5
pieces; guaranteed 81 in4es widd
and worth 69c off the fill boltlr
here while this lot lasts, it yd 49ks
MORE SHOES FOR MEN
WOMEN AND CHILDRsN
AT $1.OO PAR brI
You pay the regular price fore
the first pair and we sll you an
other pair of the same tuality fol
only $1.00. You can ed shoes fol
men, women and chi lren. VIZ
guarantee the first pain as low al
you can purchase the q ne qualitI
in Americas, and the econd PAL
at $1.00 makes bargkn that
way below anything TIT we hays
seen. For instance, il you buy
$500 shoe, another Dir of TIL
same quality win coH you on
SLIGO, making tn etsll for bot
pairs $500. If you Iuv $50
pair, another pair 0 the sam
quality will cost you 400, maxi
the total for both paA $500.
See the window dPlay, and
you do not find somsh hing to So.
youEin the window cole on the
side We have aboq three hui {
dred, styles on the indie. &
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-29

INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S zEM
$40 OWOOLEN CAPS AT soc in a.
Of fine wool yarns, with colo MS
colors; all sizes here how: FRI :lever sit
and perfect, each -.........-..s Sc James
MEMS PURE LINEN stage.
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS Id az
$1.OO BOX
Guaranteed every thread pure
Irish Linen, in pretty boxes suita- Ed
BILE for Christmas gifts; all letters
here, at, per box ---.,.-..---., $40 $500
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-11-29

o =
yell, we have
wondering if
hing bug ever
ne place.
ul's Cathedral,
10 tons, so we
feels on the
he Of the hest
pn-mold, prov
something.
He'd Ga may
Ian who had
Abe known
bomb or
IS discov-
30 mavbe
ealth.
Thurs
puld be
Mon
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Russia has a population Of 1885,
900, 900, some of which, contrary to
general opinion, don't need a shave.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10
iPERo PoRToRRIoUENos?
NO Y MIL VECES NO"

Ademas, por information adicio-
nal que hemos podido conseguir, nos
enteramos de que las centrales en- Ell
Hawai- desprecian los trabajadores
portorriquefios les dan toda la pre-
fercncia a los chinos y japoneses.
Creemos que la situacion debe es-
tudiarse detenidamente por los llama
dos clio, no vayamos tener que Ia
mentar despues tristes consecuencias
y recibir las quejas de centenares de
trabajadores nuestros que mueren de
hambre en- tierras extranas, enganados
por promesas faIaces.
El editorial de uno de los periodicos
mas importantes del Hawai- que he
mos publicado es un insulto deliberate
al pueblo portorriqueno, demuestra
complete desconocimiento de nuestra
isla y de nuestro progreso, 81 refle-
ia ell pensar del Hawai-, debe tenerse
muy en- cuenta antes de proceder.
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En- ell Hawaii no se...
Continuation de la la. pAe.)

poblacion cada vez mas.
Las grandes plantaciones del Ha-
wal Sc cuentan entire las mas ricas
del mundo. Y atn mas, no hay otro
sitio en- ell universe donde ell traba-
10 este mejor organizado que entire
nosotros.
Pero para cultivar esas inmensas
plantaciones, Sc necesitan miles y mi
les de trabaj ajadores, meros ms
trumentos, 81 usted quiere, pero suma-
mente necesarios Pero necesitamos
obreros preparados, PRACTICES. obre-
ros que al traves de la competencia y
de la necesidad, sean cada vez mas
eficientes
Ell trabajo es la base del progreso
Necesitamos verdaderos hombres 81
queremos ser una comunidad america
ma verdaderamente progresista, deb9-
mos abrir nuestras puertas esos tfa-
bajadores, que con ell curse del tie:L-
po Sc conviertan ell buenos ciudada-
nos.
FAmericanizacion' significa ense-
nanza, preparation, pero para clio Sc
necesitan hombres dispuestos a apren
des, que quieran hacerlo, hombres
dispuestos a inicirase en- la logia de
la americanizacion a convertirse en-
ciudadaOnc ynodaloc
Debemos ser nosotros los que selec-
cionemos a esos meros instrumento5,
alimento para la terra, esos tr&Da
iadores, que aim cuando no esten pre-
parados sepan asimilarse prontamen-
te al ambiente que vienen, para que
no .tengamos que sufrir por mas item
po las humillaciones Y tribulaciones
por que pasamos en- la actualidad y
todo porque nuestros padres, no sn-
pieron prevenir Ell NAL hace cinc1cn-
ia amos.
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Ell INSULTO A
PTO. RICO

Y Sc ha sugerido que IMPORTE-
MOS portorriquenos. La mayor parte
de nuestro pueblo no quiere verles, nj
a ellos, nj esos otros negros que nos
traen las corrientes de immigration de
las Indias Occidentales. 81 es verdad
que Sc pretende establecer un servi-
clio de transportes entire Hawai- y Puer
to Rico para traer verdaderos ejerci-
tos de trabaiadores, 81 es verdad re-
petimos, no una mera broma de NAL
genero, este Territorio combatira tai
estado de cosas hasta 10 ultimo, hasta
que nos tomen la ultima trinchera.
Hawai- no ses ha portado tan NAL,
como centro donde converjan ell orien-
te y ell occidente para estrecharse las
maros y desarrollar ciudadanos de pri-
mera clase. No tenemos interes algu-
no Ell las Indias Occidentales nj en-
sus habitantes Nuestra necesidad de
obreros no es tan grande que tenga-
mos que soportar los nergos que pre-
tenden traernos y que han de causar
nos serios inconvenientes.
81 una inea de transportes ameri-
canos nos trajeran inmigrantes de Eu
ropa, los recibiriamos con los brazos
abiertos moveriamos todas nuestras
influencias para que dicho servicio no
decayese.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10
ANUNCIOS ECONOMICOS

Sc ALoUlLA EN- sANTURcE, Gale
del Parque, Parada 431a, desde Ell pri-
nero de agosto al 80 de septiembre,
casa amueblada, casi contigua al Par
que Borinquen y Bafios de Mar.
Informaran: Tel6fono 462 rojo, San
turce. 7-23.
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CENTRAL FAJARDO: Ha resuelto
dar los trabajadores de la fabrica y
ferrocarril una regalia por la zafra.
Sc dice que sera alrededor de $500 de
10 ganado por cada uno durante la
nisma. Esto ha hecho renacer las es-
peranzas de los empleados permanentes
que debido la gran baja en- Ell precio
del azt1car llegaron temer que este
ano no habria compensation adicional.
La generosidad de la Central Fajardo
su buen deseo para sus empleados
no admite duda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

Sc vENDE UN JUEGo DE COME
DOR de caoba tallado con diez pleas,
otro juego de RoBLE, un espejo de
sala con marco dorado, una VICTRO-
LA casi nueva, un juego de cuarto
complete en- color marfil, un juego de
sala de mimbre, camas esmaltadas, una
NEVERA. " varios adornos de sala.
Son muebles fnos que Sc dan a mitad
de precio. Pueden verse en- Condado
No. 38 frente la escuela Luchetti,
por la las tardes. 7-21.
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AnatOIe France y Jaures

Ell pueblo de Paris, representado
pOr una multitud inmensa que He
naba hasta desbordar la grandiosa
rotonda del Trocadero, ha rendido al
maestro Anatole France, al cumplir
cchenta amos de edad, ell tribute es-
plendido que merece esta gloriosa
personalidad del mundo de las lc-
tras.
Recibido con impresinante emo
cion, los acordes majestuosos Y So
lemnes del "Himno al Arte", de
Wagner, fu6 saludado Anatole Fran
ce con discursos vibrantes del presi-
dente de la Liga de la Ensenanza,
Francisco Albert; del gran historia-
dor de la Revolution, senor Aulard,
de un delegado de los estudiantes
franceses.
Despu6s Sc ejecut6 de modo insu-
perable por artistas de la Opera Y
del Odeon Y por los coros de la Es-
cuela de canto coral un soberbio
programa, tan exquisite como la
gran personalidad quien Sc cons&-
graba el homemade.
Finalmente, la condesa de Noailles
lego un delicado trabajo, y ell ca
marada Leon Jouhaux expres6 el
saludo de la clase obrera con la elo-
cuencia el acierto que Sc refejan
en- estas palabras:
Peymitid qHe IN t1abajador os di.
ga eI drdieate amor qste por COX
sjeHteR todoS los obferos.
Os q1deren, sois, entire todos los
cscrjtores, el que ellos comprepdca
mejor En- las cdsos mds pobres, e;,
lbs mas humiIdes bibliotecos obre-
3as, UuestroS Hbyos son aquellos que
prjnlerdnlente Sc encuentr'on.
Los trabajadores os qajeren por-
que les babGis ense1odo la bondod,
Ia justicia. Y, Sobre TODD, porqte
hobfis combatido Ia ignoroncia y Ell
Miedo, padre de todos los males qae
han yetrosodo eI tri1tnfo de la closo
obrera
Os quieren, en- fin, porqae hab@ia
descendidos hasta elloS, desde las
cumbres del genio, para conocer saa
penas q eIeraylos e1\segaido hosta
rOS miSBlO.
Pero la cIQse obrerd 40 queddrm
en- modo dlglno eoHteRta y oaestro
esp{ritu Sc entristeceria 81 30 no ds0-
ciaSe uueStrd gloria IN hOmbre
que pen8aba como eos: iel immense
Jdures!
Una tempestad de aplausos afro
no la sala, al prOpio tempo que la
venerable figura de Anatole France
Sc inclinaba para saludar.
La clase trabajadora habia de-
mostrado una vez mas cuanta es su
admiration por los hombres que cua!
Anatole France cumplen tan excel
.sa mission. educativa a traves de su
inmensa obra Intellectual.
CENTRAL FAJARDo: Ha resuelto
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Sc ALQUILA, frente Ia MaIec6n Niue
lie A B G solar con almac6n- pudiendo
utilizarse para guardian maderas, CO.
mo dep6sito general. Para informes,
Farmacia Blanco. 7-22.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

Ell BANCo DE NOVA SCOTIA al
quila desde ell primero de Julio dos OH
cinas en- el tercer piso de su edifcto
Para informes dirigirse al Banco de
Nova Scotia, esq. Tetnan y San JUS
to. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10
BAZAR EN- VENTA

HUEvos TARA INcUBAR de famo-
sas Ponedoras LEGHoRNs Blancas,
81 so docena. Gallos, Gallinas de ven
ia precios limitados. Aproveche opor-
tunidad ordenando BERTA POUL-
TRY YARDS, FRENTE IGLEsIA
PLAYA PONCE, 7-22.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

SANTURCE Gale Colomer No. IL, Sc
alquilan unos bajos, en- buenas cond1-
clones sanitarias. Informaran en- la
misma. TO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

Sc ALQUILA Casa de MADEIRA en- ca
lie Isern, Parada 43, cuatro dormito-
rios, sala, comedor, etc, garage, $40
mensuales. Tel6fono 1885 rojo, San
turce. Id.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

REPRESENTATIVES DE IMPoRTAN-
TEs FABRICAs DE CAMIsAs, RoPA
INTERIOR, PARAGUAs, TEJIDos,
ETC, soL1cITAN. UN vFNDEDoR
FORMAL, QUE TENGA ExPERIEN-
CIA EN- Ell RAMo. DIRIJAsE
APARTADo 1455, SAN JUAN, P. R.
...s 7-14.
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BoRDADoRA: Tengo el taller mas
fuerte de comisiones en- bordados de
todas clases Especialidad en- bordado
en- colores. Doy cumplimiento semanal-
mente a-.cuantos trabajos me confien.
Rcferencias las que Sc deseen G. de
BrissoD. Las Marias, P. R. 7-12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-10

POR AUSENTARSE SUS DUENOS:
Sc vende una esplendida casa de con
creto en- sitio centrico de Rio Piedras,
triple servicio sanitario, habitacioles
Independence para s4rvicio, garage y
lavadero, solar cercado con paroles de
concrete. Informara r. Villavicencio,
calle del Roble No. 5, Rio Piedras.
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MAGN1F1cA
oPoRTUNIDAD:

MAGN1F1CA oPoRTUNIDAD: Sc
venden en- Catafio, en- calle con acue
dNcto y alcantarillado dos casas rem
tando $4,000 mensuales. valen S1,SO0.
Informes: calle Caparras No. 32 Ca
tafio.-7-16.
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Sc ALQUILA: Departamento para
familia en- casa de concrete, calle
Matias Ledesma 19, Puerta de Tie
rra. Vecindario de respeto. Sala, CO.
medor,. tres dormitorios, etc. $35 men
suales. Tel6fono 1135 Rojo, Santurce.
Tit
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Sc vENDE la tienda la Luna" ae
calzado ropa hecha por no poderia
atender su duefo. San Agustln 55, Pta
de TERRA. Policarpo Fernandez. 7--1e
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Sc ALQUILAN var1&s habitac1sneS Sn
Is calle del Cr1sto f1o. 10. InfOrmAran
sp lA Joyeria Bouret. p
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Sc VENDE un juego de muebles del
pals de 5 pleas de POGO uso, por la mi
tad de valor :. Informara Tel 1896, o
sANTURCE DRUG. Parada II.
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