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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
Lumber Review Editor Dies.

CHICAGO. December 10 (P).-Bol
ling Arthur Johnson. So editor and
publisher of the Lumber World Re
view. died here today following his ar
rival from New Orleans. from which
city he was called by the sudden
death of his wife here Thursday eve
ming
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eluped last September and the suit
charged that the bride and bridegroom
were arrested at Chattanooga while
on their way to Chicago. Mrs. kee-
ton, the plaintiff said. took her
daughter back home.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13

To quickly relieve upset spoiled
stomach, add a teaSpOonful OF
~ Goff's Bitters to a wire-
ISHHEl glas$ful of water, and drink.
iii "a Instantly this makes your
II ssS'%;'' stomach feel fine, I'd
- - 4 a,S-nediate ef
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13

Indian River District.
Orlando w. Wilgus, ct ux., OF Rox-
ana, to Lizzie Furman, Of RoXana'
lot on the East side of Main ST. IN
the town of Roxana.
George A. Coverdale, OF LeWes
and RehOboth District.
L. F. link, of New York city Will
speak in Ryons Theatre on Wednes-
dav evening, March the 18th at 500,
his subject will be on the Jews re-
building Palestine and the present
day events. The lecture will be
free.
Edna Conoway, aged 81 years,
daughter of the late William }. and
katherine Conoway, died last sun
day night at the home Of her aunts'
Mrs: Ida Sammons, on North Rail-
road Ave, after lingering Illness
Funeral services were held wed
nesday afternoon in the First M. F.
Church of this town, Rev. }. L.
Bailey, pastor of the M. P. Church
and Rev. George White Dawson
pastor of Wesley M. 3. Church Of
ficiating. Interment was made in
Union Cemetery, J. T. Carey, funeral
director. She is survived by one
brother, Layton Conoway, of New
York city and large host Of young
friends in this section, the pail
bearers were: Misses Helen VIII
kins, Helen Brown, Sadie Cooper,
Mabel wilkins, Mary Watson and
Mrs. Mabel Wyatt Ryon, all mem
bers of her Sunday School Class as
also were the flower girls.
Mrs. Harold D. Hatfield has re-
signed her position as teacher of the
Fifth grade in the Georgetown Pub
lie School. The department will be
in charge Of Mrs. J. W. Faucet un-
til Mrs. Hatfeld's successor is
chosen.
Lifetime imsrisonment in the New
Castle County Workhouse was the
sentence pronounced upon Theodore
Lynch Friday in the Court of Oyer
and Terminer here when the Court
refused the application Of Lynch's
attorney, James M. Tunnel, for a
new trial ON the charge Of murder
~, aurHSL. w.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13

Still scolding her, Roland Is helping
Margaret shin down from the lions
pedestal. But Flora Lees eyes are on
shabby boy Of thirteen who in defiance
(or is it ignoranceO Of Livingstone
rules, has shufled into the gate, a
market basket over his arm
Margaret Livingstone Peake" lee
lures the elder brother, latter this
exhibition"
The boy with the market basket stops
dead in his tracks and stareS at the two
bright haired girls. He recognizes the
name. To him the Peake women are
like the goddesses whom Aeneas knew
in passing by the fragrance Of their
tresses.
"He's the Candy Boyr' shouts Mar
garet, speaking of him as she would of
some inanimate object. LEND me a
dime, RaWl."
LEND younothin' r. grumbles Roland,
and rsjoins his goat.
The Candy Boy, gazing with the
fascinated look of a wild creature,
fumbles an instant with his paper bags,
then relinquishes half formed plan.
The girl s crystal gray eyes are studying
him, whether in disapproval or sym
pathy he does not know. Her look
stings him. Shutting away, he hesi-
tates in front Of the bench where the
little girl sits with her nurse. Her
hands and her eyes go out to him, coax
ing with a sort Of proud mendicancy.
He has no power, no wish to resist her;
his action is hypnotic as he reaches into
his basket, brings out three peppermint
drops and lays them in her soft, warm
palm.
"Hey, boyl" he can hear old LAnda's
scolding tone following him through
the gate, What you doin' in Jin'ral
Livin stones place? Amt you got no
senseP Has you lost yo' mind, boy,
givin' candy to Jedge Peake's gran
chillun?"
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13

Edward M. Williams, ct ux., OF
Seaford Hundred to Levin A. VIII
liams, of Seaford Hundred, Al acres
in Seaford Hundred.
Martha Stewart, of Seaford, to
Philip H. Jackson, of Seaford, lot on
Third St., in the town of Seaford.
Lloyd R. Baker, ct uX., of George
town. to John G Townsend, Jr., and
Julian E. Townsend, lot on the
Northeast side of Race St., in the
town of Georgetown.
Joseph K. Frame, of MillsbOro to
John Timmons, of W., of Dagsboro,
Hundred, 5 acres in Piney Neck IN
Dagsboro District.
Ruth E. Baker and Walter Dono-
way, of DagsborO to Charles D.
Donoway, of Dagsboro, 80 acres on
the road leading from Frankford to
Hickory Hill in DagsborO District.
Ioda Wilson, ct ux., Of LeWes to
Rufus w. Mitchell, Of Lewes, lot
with improvements on the South
west side of McFee St., in the town
of Lewes.
Eben G. Whaley and Clyde A.
Whalev. of Laurel to William W.
Whaley, of Laurel, 2-S interest in a
house and lot on the South side OF
East Fourth St., in the town OF
Laurel.
Dora E. Miller, widow Of Joseph
H. Miller, of Seaford Hundred to
Harry c. Darbee and William K
Morgan, of Seaford Hundred, 1-3 in
terest in 26O acres on the East side
of the road leading from Seaford to
Bridgeville and North side Of the
road from Cannon to Middleford in
Seaford District.
George E. Whitney, ct ux., OF
North West Fork Hundred to
Bridgeville Flour and Feed Mills,
Inc, lot with Improvements on the
East side of the Delay ware Railroad
and the West side of Cannon St., in
the town Of Bridgevillel
John w. Moore, of Norristown,
Pa, to Winfield Scott, lJr., of Sea-
ford-4.Iots in Broad Cfeek District.
Godfrey and William P.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13

A lazy man does not have to worry
about being prominent in the COM
munity.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13
CHAPTER 8

The Peake house centered hundred
and fifty feet of lawn at the intersection
of Archer and Inness Streets. That
conjunction meant much in the horO-
scope of yesterday. Judge Peake's was
not only the best residential lot in town
but it held upon it the finest residence.
There was a flourish about the Peake
house which the Cato Livingstones,
with their pallid creole stucco, French
windows and iron fihgrees, had never
quite achieved. These two mansions
stood facing each other, separated only
by a streets width. They still stand,
glaring window to window ike close
relatives who, having grown dissolute
in old age, try in vain to deny the family
connection.
The Peake house was completed
nineteen years before the Civil War.
Horatio Peake built it for his bride,
Miss Randolph of Albermarle County,
Virginia. A gentleman who travelled
much in youth, Horatio Peake dis
crossed considerably from the American
taste of his day and, like Thomas Jeffer-
son. built to his own ideal. HOratio
Peakes experiment was Renaissance
rather than Georgian; the pOrticO,
shading the entire lower portion Of the
facade. was semi-circular in form with
tall Corinthian pillars. The panes of
the upper windows were marked off in
graceful ovals of a pattern seldom en-
countered in that region Of the South.
A French architect named PitOu had
suggested these windows together with
other niceties Of design.
Roland. Margaret and Flora Lee
Peake played up and down that spa
cious interior, and around it's big leafy
backward where whiteWashed brick
dwellings still housed the family SER
wants. The days Of slavehOldings and
of American feudal lords were for
them remote as Rome. That old Linda,
who nursed Flora Lee, had been born
the personal property OF their grand
mother was only story that came TO
their ears like an echo out of fairyland.
That they were living in the finest
house in town was something which
thew learned from the negroes-solid
Republicans all-and accepted on its
face value. Roland and Flora Lee took
their position for granted as they did
their red hair, or the use Of their father S
name. Margaret had occasional doubts;
in her way she was the non-conformist
of the family. Physically more vital
than her brother or sister, she often
devoted her surplus energy to works
that panied Roland as deeply as her
lion climbing. Peg-for even Peakes
have niclnames-hkedt to fix and tinker
and experiment. Once she smuggled a
can of white enamel into her bedroom
and worked horrors with the black
walnut woodwork. With paper dolls
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13
Georgetown
Real Estate Transfers

Real estate transfers in Sussex
County for the past week were:
Alice w. Penuel, of Georgetown
to Fred A. Short, of Georgetown, lot
with improvements on Front ST., in
the town of Georgetown.
Edgar H. Riley, ct ux., Of Reno
both, to May G.. Mitchell, of VIII
mington, lots 35, 81 and 80 on Col
umbia Ave, and lots So, go and 62
on Henlopen Ave-, in the town OF
Rehoboth.
Benjamin J. Hall to Lloyd F. Den
mis-, of Pittsville, Md, "a acres IN
Gumboro District.
Ralph C. Stel, ct ux., of Millv1lIe'
to Harriet R. Pyle, of Wilmington,
21h acres on the North side of the
road leading from Millville tt In
dian River Club House in Baltimore
Hundred.
Matilda M. Gren, Of Bridgeville to
Pernology w. Carey, of Bridgeville'
10 acres in North West Fork Hun
dred.
John T. Rogers, ct ux., of George
town Hundred to James H. Phillips,
of Georgetown, 80 acres with i'm
provements on the South side of the
road leading from Georgetown to
Lewes in Georgetown District.
Edward I. West, ct ux of Little
Creek Hundred, to E. J. Baker, OF
Little Creek Hundred, 81 acres in
Little Creek District.
Elijah E. Wootten, Executor OF
Daniel Short Estate, to George o..
Cooper, of Little Creek Hundred. 1
acre in Broad Creek District.
James H. Phillips, ct ux., Of Geor-
getown Hundred, lot on the South
side of the road leading from
Georgetown to Lewes in George
town District.
George L. Long, ct ux., Of Delmar,
=. SS;.,5. a. arS11. Cora Shutz, of
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13
Philadel-

spending a few days Philadel-
phia.
William T. Parker Q New York
has been visiting re lives and
friends here.
Miss Edna Barr was recent Wis
itOr at Delmar.
Mrs. Lucinda Calhoun Of Bridge
vile, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Annie Calhoun and uncle,
Charles S. Calhoun.
Prof. Albert Farley, rural school
supervisor for the caste 4rn section of
Sussex county, and Prof. Calvin A.
Afflerbach, who holds a like posi-
ton for the western ection Of Sus-
sex, have been attend ng a meeting
of the National Educa tion Associa-
ton in Cincinnati this week.
-
Life Insurance. ChaIs 3. J. Holzmuel-
Ter, Milford. f2S-tf
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13
SAMUEL J. WILSON & son
MILTON, DELAWARE
Ennaral DirectOrg nd EmbaIneFs

N7uneEtI UIbCUOFB ma EMUllllA5Ls
We have added to our funeral equip
ment a new Motor Funeral Car, tol
which we make no extra charge. We
have gtin retained both our Black and
White horse drawn hearsess which
therefore places US in q position to fur
ntsh either horse drawn or motor
heerses.
We are the best equipped and carry
the largest stock Of funeral supplies
south Of Wilmington.
Call phone. Once No. %, regidence
No. %. Phone service day and night. Il
ohlIing after 10 D. m. call No. 20. AD
calls promptly answered. No extrs
charge for distance, use Of hearse o.
VVife's services.
! We also carry a large and complete
assortment Of Furniture, Carriages
lRunabOuts, Farm Wagons, Rack WaS
ions and Farming Implements.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13

Store and brought the Vegetable Com
pound home to me. In few days l
began to improve and l have often
talfem it since. am now passing
through the Change of Life and still
stick by it and am enjoying wonder
fuI health. When I first started with
vouf medicines was a mere shadow.
NV health seemed to be gone. The
LAST doctor had said he would give
me mo more local treatments unless
| went to the hospital and was oper-
ated on. That was when I gave the
doctors up. Now I am healthy rO-
bust woman. l wish could tell the
world what wonderful medicine
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
mound is. - Mrs. J. A. JONES, BIZ
Colley Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13
SICK WOMEN
ATTENTION! i!
Read this Remarkable Testimony
Regarding R. .esuIts from Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
Norfolk, Vi irginia. = eff you only
knew how ma ny women and girls have

taken your medl-
cine by hearingmy
testimony, itwould
seem wonderful to
you. Every day
and every chanceI
have l advise some
one to tryit. Itwas
inJune, 1904, when
I had given up
ever getting well,
that 1 wrote to
you. My husband
went tO the drug
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13
Seaf@rd

After some unavoidable delay the
managers of the D@lmarvia Camp
meeting Association located at Nor
ris Grove, Broad Greek, are now pre-
pared to announce that the camp
will open Friday, August IA and will
close Monday, August 81. Rev. Geo.
w. Cook, D. D., the well known
evangelist, has consented to take
charge of all meetings, including the
services for children.
He will be ably assisted by a cap
able corps of helpers, including Mr..
Harold H. Vigneul lie, the popular
baritone.
Milford chronicle., 1925-03-13

A large city is a place where a
man can carry cane without being
snowballed by smalI boys.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15

EkRaAJES DE Drill de hilo puro
ingIes., Bien mojado y Hechos q
danos por Expertos Sastres. Garan-
kizados So. $14 y $40. s. loman
medidRs para 6rdenes espstiales.
EONZALEZ PADIN co. $50
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GUERTE EN- Ell AMOR: Raro,

- N7EsheAIs nv I'D HWUIE: RaFOs
Dueden tenerla con la cabellera
canesa- La ,Locion. FLOR DE ORO
es Ia preferida por 10 Aristocracia
de Madrid y Barcelona y Sc le de-
yuelve su valor 81 encuentra otra
que sea superior FARMACIA CA
iELLA, San Juan. 5-1S
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CE vENDE por ausentarse ell dia
21, piano de $4OO. por $10O. POGO
uso estilo moderno. vendo veloci-
pedo nuevo, juego de sala y mesa
cocina de loza. Informara Ave.
Taft, frente a San Agustin. Telefo-
no 69S verde, Stop 43 santurce
$40
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cE NECESITA un ioyen taoufgra-

TO en- ingl6s y espafioI Las so
licitudes deberan hacerse por carta,
especificando Ia experienced tenida,
referencias Y sueldo que Sc desea Y
dirigida a Tesorero, Apartado 36S,
San Juan. 5-1T
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&C VENDE un solar a 90 metros
de la Gale del Park, situado
en- la Gale Lopez Landr6n que
mide IL NJ. de frente por 25E. de
fondo.
Informara telefono I161 verde.
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CE vENDEN a preciog sumament

baratos un caro- Hudson Speed
ster, dos Bucks 6 cilindros cinco
pasajeros, un Premier 4 pasajeros,
un Maxwell Roadster. un Packard
II cilindros : pasajeros Y un Essex
4 cilindros 5 pasajeros. Informara
The Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Nell
son, Distributor, Telefono 4, 6, s,
Concrete st. No. II, San Juan, P.
Rico. p.
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cuencias las Jaquecas, gases, BIZ
liosidad, urticaria, lllceras Y reuma
tismo, desaparecen pronto tomando
AKARALGIA, una cucharadita o
-mds en- aqua antes del desayuno.
5-26
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pOCIO DE FRANCIA i


perfume exquisite, fresco, aca-
bado de recibir. Frasco $1.39 CON.
1ALEZ PADIN co. $50.
N~seSrS~ueN~~~~
EARNIACEUTICO:-Se solicita-
= uno para Regente. Senorita con
practica puede solicitar. Para in
formes dirijirse a FARAIACIA
LIBERTY, yieques, r. r. 5-16.
~~~~~s~~~~N~~~>~~@u~~~@4~
ESTRENIMIENTO sus conse-
cuenciasa las Jaquecas, gases, BIZ
liosidad, urticaria, lllceras Y reuma
tismo, desaparecen pronto tomando
AKARALGIA, una cucharadita
-mds en- aqua antes del desayuno.
6-26
~Ns's~'~sNSaAs~saN>> N>>sNs~~GN~
NTADRES que crfan, Ninos debili-
tados, Hombres cansados " Per
sonas en- salud. TODOS toman
VEENOTONIC. que es el mejer To
nicO-R -ReeOnstituyente del sistema y
cspecialmente del cereDro v los ner-
vios. Agradable al paladar. Distri-
buidores, Farmaeia SOLO Inc, Stop
10. Clio
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PUESTO gasolina sc vende. Tiene
bomba moderna, tanque para
1856 galones, GAIA caudales, regis
tradora, compressor, GAIA Agry,
bombas aceite, aparador mostrador,
escritorio. Todo $3.50. Informes Te-
l6fono 1859 verde. Santurce. 5-28
rsrsS>r~s>sr~s stNp~S~-
|VENDO por $1,000 dulcerfa en- ca
lie Moroyis No 5. Buena Glen
tela, bien acreditada. Tiene tres ma
quinarias fuerza motriz. Informara
Emiliano Hernandez 0 Miguel Sosa
Mercado No. 3. TelefoDo 1919, San
Juan. 6-3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"A RRIENDO LOCAL en- Allen II
propio para comercio con yitri-
ma al frente. Informes Gregorio
vazquez, Allen No. 73 Tel. 302 ro-
10, San Juan, i. II. p.
Se~rS'NN~sNN~@O
CENoRITA, cABALLERo. La Fo-
tograffa Gil, batiendo Ell record
del arte Sus nuevos estilos han la
1nado la atenci6n al pnblfco inteli-
gente. Su retoQue no tIene competen
cia. San Francisco 40. Tel. 1886.
~~s@sNN~~~sN~
CE AIQUILA CASA en- NIiramar,
Avenida Fernandez, No. 5. Para
da -. Sitio Sfresqufsimo Y tranqui-
10. A poca distancia de La parada
del trolley Garage y doble servicio
sanitario. Espl6ndido patio. Inf6r-
mese AHORA. Tel. 936 negro, San
turce. 5-19
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&c ALQUILA en- Luna 40, Aparta

mento con sala mosaico, dos
euartos dormitorios, comedor, coci-
mas carbon y gas, Y servicio sani-
tario, compIetamente independent
te. Inforlnes san Sebastian No. 40,
altos.A 5-17
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MUsICA para Piano. Recibimos

MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalmente los Iiltimos hits
de New York. Tambi6n un gran
surtido de couplets masica espa-
nola en- general. EnvIo a la isla
franqueo extra. Los Muchachos, San
Juan, P. r. p.
~~sN@SNsNsesNsNS~
| ESSEX TOURING, Sc vende 5000
millas corridas, casi nuevo mo-
delo 1925, lnuy barato, usado por
familia. Informes en- telefono SCI
o Barberfa Palma, San Jose 8, san
Juan 5-15
.~NNNNsNaAsNOr
TIE OCASTONs vendemos mayor
nnmero de puertas interiors;
para residencias, nuestras puertas
WOCO son fuertes Y elegantes por
un precio baio. venga a yer nues-
tros estilos. FerreterIa MERINO.
5-24
asN~OeuN.e.e.N.a~.p<a.Seo~a~e,>.
EMAGNIFICO NEGOCIO:-se ven
de casa MADEIRA dos plantas. ST.
tuada ealle Comerfo, Bayan6n. Ren
Ia SO. Valor $4,000. Puede dejar-
Sc 5000 en- hipoteca. Para mas in
formes dirfjase Jose G. Umpierre,
Bayam6n, 0 Rafael Pesquera, Edi-
ficio Ell MUNDO, San Juan. 5-17
~>~cscs~s~<~s~
SOLTCITANT0S AGENTES. ambos
sexos en- cada poblaciCn para ira
bajar idiferentes artfculos primera
necesidad directamente al consuni
dor. Tlnprescindible sepan ingles.
World Commission Agency, Box 1877
Caguas. 5-19l
NseS~GNNA@AeS
&c AEQUILA la planta alta de La
casa "San Francisco" numero %
frente al Senado, de nueve habita-
clones un mirador, propia para
residencia de famiIia, para oficina
de negoeios o para Hotel. Informa-
ri ell administrator don Juan Saa-
vedra en- Cristo 1917. Telefono 927
verde, San Juan. 5-17
sNseNeNe>e>N4~oNe
RUENA OPORTUNTDAD. Por no
podetla atender yendo en- pueblo
azucarero, tienda de mercanefas.
Buena clientela, bien situada. Para
mas inf0rmes dirijase a: Box 1O6.
Naguabo, 2. r. 5-24.
sS~~~SN~<N~~>N~~~~N~GNeS~e<as
VITALINA. Tonico reconstituyen-
te. Estimulante del proceso nu-
tritivo. Regenerador Vital. Para
adultos Y nifos. DISTRIBUTORS.
Farmacia Solo Inc, Stop Is. 6-1Ol
ss'~N~p~e~p>esApNsns sNNNstNs~@sNsNes@
SE VENDEN tres files de acero,
cuatro gavetas, tamafio carta. In
formara Justo yillamil, Luna S7. p
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ESSEX TOURING, Sc vende 5000
millas corridas, casi nuevo mo-
delo 1925, lnuy barato, usado por
familia. Informes en- telefono 531
% Barberfa Palma, San Jose 8, san
Juan. 5-15
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EsARNIACEUTICO. Sc solicita pa
ra regente. POGO trabajo Y buen
7sueldo. Dirfjase a Sucursal de Ell
MUNDO. Ponce. &C
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&C VENDE veipiscincO mes

VI VNIVDN VCIK4ICIWCU MENdE
marmol y MADEIRA. Una cocina
economical, una GAIA registradora.
tres abanicos de techo, una romano,
cinco fregaderos, un Iavamanos. un
filtro grande, dos dep0sitos de ca
fe, una batidora electrical, veinte
puertas ventanilla, dos pizarras,
una Gaia grasa. Tel6fono 1905, Sol
1O3. Maximo Aponte. 6-16
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81 VENDE ChandIer I pal

perfecto estado, por $3.50. 5 go-
mas nueyas. No considero oferta
por menos de precio Informara
Box III, Catafio. sir
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sc VENDEN una casa parada %
No. 8, una calle Asia, dos en-
Puerta de TERRA 81 Y 33, una
Caleta San Francisco No. z. Infor-
mara telefono 773 azul, Santurce.
GA
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&c ALQUILA en- San Juan: La
planta baja de la casa Sol 46.
Precio $65. Informara Edificio
"Iglesias" Luna So. Telefono S54
verde, Santurce. Gil
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COLTcITAAf0s AGENTEs. ambo.

RUENA OPORTUNIDAD. Por NO
poderla atender vendo en- pueblo
azucarero, tienda de mercancfas.
Buena clientela, bien situada. Para
mas informes dirijase Box 106.
Naguabo, z r. 5-24.
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MES, todos estilos, todos pre-
los vende Fernandez, San Fran
co - 1nica casa en- Puerto j.
que especializa en- artfculos
viaJe.
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| QUEEN INTERESE. Tenemos

en- existencia un juego de asien-
tos tapizados en- cuero legftimo pa
ra guagua de % pasajeros y otro
para 90 pasajeros. Stop 6, Tel. 81.
San Juan. A. Alvarez y Hermanos.
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