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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-08
GARDINER LOCAL NEWS
rrEyrE. ~ Main Avenue Telephone 37-W
one. teur. . A. N. 10 P. M-saturdays A. NJ 70 u y.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Gardiner Public Health Associa-
ton will be held at 8 o'clock this
Tuesday evening at City ball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-08

Dry hard wood fitted, 81 per load
also furnace wood. Dry kindiine
wood, 81 per load. Tel. COR.
dec5eod6ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-08

Children csred for by day or hour.
TaI h42-M. dec7d6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-08

Additional Hailowell news viii be
found on Page Three of this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-08

Dry hard wood. stove, furnace and
fireplace. Tel. 5SS-M. decoeooti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-08

The Dorcas Society of the Seventh
Day Adventist Church will hold a
sale Of food. candies and fancy ar
ticles at Canter's Store, Dec. =.
c.0d2t ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-08

Children cared for by day OF hour
Tel. Sam. oec'uo'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-08

Children cared lof ny uays y,
Tel. Sam. oec'u0'
Orders for ported plants. cut now
ers. Christmas Greens will receive
prompt attention, If telephoned 10
Grondin's Green House, Halloween
Tel. s37-J. Deduct price of toll can.
until further notice. decoool
Two-act comedy, "a Mans Voice
First Baptist vestry, Thursday even
ing. Dec. 10. Admission 25c.
DecSd3t 49,
1 Lebanon Royal Arch Chapter NO.
IL. A special convocation OF lie,
banon Royal Arch Chapter No. Il,
will be held Wednesday evening
November 8. 1895, at 1880 T: M.
Work--Mark Master Degree. Luxe
Hoyle, H. p. Edwin s. Lincoln.
Secretary. Deeou-'
Annual Xmas Art Club sale OF
Fancy Work, Thursday. Friday ana
! saturday. Dec. 10. II, IL. at Wake
field McNaughton's Store. decSdSi
Dance at Chelsea Grange Han TO-
mite. oecooi'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-08

Dance at Chelsea Grange Hall to,
n;ta decSd1'
Evening star., 1925-07-12
AUTO MAKERS WAGE
FIGHT ON WAR TAX
Levy Regarded as Emergency
Measure by Motor Chamber
of Commerce.

A vigorous campaign. having as its
object the removal of the special war
time excise taxes on motor vehicles.
has been launched by the National
Automobile Chamber of Commerce.
With a probable S400, 900. 900 surplus
in Government receipts over expendi-
lures. the automobile manufacturers
believe there is room for complete
removal of these levies which have
been recognized as a wartime emer-
gency measure.
I'VE owe il to our customers to get
these fees done away with" said H.
H. Rice. chairman of the organiza
tion's taxation committee. The fac
tories have been making every effort
to reduce the costs of transportation
by selling cars at the lowest possible
prices, yet no matter what we do in
this direction there still remains this
Federal tax of 5 per cent on cars, 3
per cent on most classes of trucks. and
2i2 per cent on repair parts. When
these taxes are removed, there will be
just that much saving to the pockets
of our buyers.
The Federal Government in taxing
the motor vehicle is tapping a source
of revenue which probably belongs TO
the States The automobile business
and the motorist pay all the general
wartime taxes, such as the increas sed
income levies. corporation taxes, etc.
II is a discrimination against this
business, and against any one who
uses transportation to have to pay
special taxes over and above all the
other. taxation costs"
Evening star., 1925-07-12

there shouldn't be any trouble?" he
complained. pointing to the area swept
by the windshield wiper
Use of the Wiper.
That" | explained. lis where you
have forgotten 10 clean the windshield
thoroughly. You think. because
the wiper keeps swinging over the
glass. that it cleans. The truth is. it
just streaks the glass And. while
think of il. don't demonstrate this use
full little accessory to Your passengers
when il isn't raining. You may
scratch the glass and make that part
of the windshield a permanent lens to
annoy you at night
Just then Smith noticed we had
been losing ime while discussing the
matter. so he decided to drive about
10 miles an hour faster. No sooner
had he speeded up the car than he no
ticed the raindrops fiattening out on
the windshield, thus reducing the
glare from oncoming headlights.
Why" he exclaimed, the faster
SO in the rain the less glare there is"
Exactly" | agreed. But remem
Der that the faster you go the more
risks you are taking under such
weather conditions"
But if | drive slowly and am blind
ed constantly"
Then strike the happy medium"
replied. You've found compromises
valuable before. In reducing glare at
night any driver can do much by
making IL easier for the light rays to
come straight through the windshield
but he cannot afford to risk the
chance of going through it himself -
Next Week-Pranks of the Pistons.
CCopyright 1922
Evening star., 1925-07-12
ONE BRIGHT, ONE DIM,
is LIGHT SUGGESTION
Cranes Idea Is Designed to Curb
Danger Arising From Glar-
ing Beams.

Substitution of a single headlight of
maximum intensity on the right side
of the car and lamp on the left side
with moderate power for throwing A
diffused light, instead of the present
two headlights of higher power, has
been suggested by Henry NJ. Crane,
technical adviser TO the president of
the General Motors Co, and past
president of the Society of Automo-
tive Engineers.
Mr. Cranes suggestion, made at
meeting of the metropolitan section
of the society. is aimed al reducing
danger arising from glaring head
lights He believes that the introduc-
tion of the DINNER courtesy" head
light would bring about a material
improvement over the lights now in
use, because, in his opinion, the ques-
ton to be decided is whether there is
more advantage in having a greater
amount of light directed on the road
a short distance in front of the car
than is absolutely necessary to see
minor road distractions and objects
on or near the road.
The maximum value should be
credited to the supposedly non glaring
beams, that is, the beams below the
level of the eyes of drivers and pedes-
trians who are approaching, according
to Mr.. Crane, who believes that the
man behind the headlights is too
prone to judge intensity of the light
from the brightest part of the field
Of illumination.
Evening star., 1925-07-12
THE OLD MECHANIC SAYS:

If you should ask me what's the
biggest point in carin' for car I'd
tell you regularity" Most owners
don't seem to figure that it's too late
to lock the stable doors after the
horse has run away.
Every few hours some ones comm
TO me for repair work that never
should have been necessary. Owners
will go for a year KNOWN some vital
parts of the ear are sufferin and
then expect that everything will be
all right after | get busy on it.. They
forget that when | rip the car apart
in order to get at the seat of the trou-
hle do lot of unavoidable damage
on the way. You can always tell the
car that hasn't had regularity in care
1t will look like people who would
rather be operated on than take a
little medicine or exercise.
Regularity in carin for a car means
doin what you think you ought to do
to the car whenever you know it's
Evening star., 1925-07-12

necessary. 1t doesn't mean takin' it
easy. Some times you'll feel like
savin' up lot of little jobs for Satur-
day afternoon when you think you'll
have time to burn, and right then and
there you can figure on upsettin' the
whole scheme.
Keep record of the mileage
dates" when various parts of the car
were last creased. This will help you
attend to such parts as the universal
joints as regular as clockwork. II
will also save you the trouble of
greasin' a lot of parts more often
than you need to, and in some cases
more often than is good for them.
Give the car a dustin off and polish
some part of it every morning before
you start out, and you'll find that the
car will not be so hard to clean after
the rain If you go out with it clean
In the first place.
Just keep in mind that every day in
every way repair bills are less neces-
Sary,
Evening star., 1925-07-12
40. 1O6.-Reducing Windshield Glare.

No. 106.-ReduCing Windshield Glare.
Something has to be done about
these glaring headlights" Smith com
planned emphatically during a recent
night drive Either the lighting laws
are all wrong or there isn't proper en-
forcement Now look at that pair of
searchlights. How is a decent driver
TO handle his car safely in the face of
such things?"
II wonder if it wouldn't he a good
idea if you would take off your glare
makers on the windshield" ! sug-
gested, anticipating his bewilderment.
II might have suggested this before
Aa1 you spoken sooner"
MY glare makers'?" he puzzled.
Say. maybe you've had too much rid
ing for one day; let's stop somewhere
and turn in"
I assured him the only thing we
had had too much of was dust, and |
relieved his mind somewhat when l
pointed to the windshield as evidence
Of 1t.
Dust on the Shield.
"Leok at that glass" l said. You
could write your name on II. Don I
you suppose all that dust on the shield
has something to do with the unusual
glare Of approaching headlights? Isn't
It possible that the windshield's coat
Of dust is acting as a lens to diffuse
the light rays in a million different
directions?"
He realized then what | had meant
by glare makers" and he lost no
time in dusting off the glass. There
was decided improvement when we
again started off, but as time wore on
and traffic increased upon approach
ing the city there was more glare than
Smith cared for.
az still think it's the fault of the
lenses on the other cars" he re-
marked. Look at this one coming
down the road
That s, easiest of all TO explain
replied. Glance into your rear view
mirror as we pass this car and note
the dust we are kicking up. That S
what every ones getting along this
road tonight. and it simply means
that a layer of dust is settling on the
lenses of the other cars. That makes
glare.
ALSO you will note the bright lights
from the car following US are produc-
ing little glare when the rays strike
our windshield. This is largely be-
cause you forgot to dust off the inside
of the windshield And just to be sure
that you're not making trouble for
yourself, suppose you dust off your
glasses.
just Windshield Glare.
Little by little Smith began to see
that what he had been taking to be
headlight glare was nothing more nor
less than windshield glare. When he
removed the tiny lenses Of dust, con-
ditions appeared quite normal again.
And the discovery led TO new lines of
thought.
Il wonder" he began, whether the
extra glare on a rainy night isn't
largely a matter of raindrops on the
windshield. Surely if dust will re-
tract light rays little drops of rain
water will do the same thing"
For the first time in his motoring
career Smith was actually commenc-
ing to see through the windshield.
Just then, as if for his benefit, it
started raining. With the Windshield
busted off, the only foreign matter on
the glass was the rain. That gave
him an excellent opportunity to eX-
pertinent in an effort to find way to
minimize the effect of the raindrop
lenses.
Now what's that new glare through
the very spot on the windshield where
Evening star., 1925-07-12
BETTER BREAKER POINTS.
New System Makes Greater Con-
tact and Hotter Spark.

If trouble is experienced in getting
the breaker points TO meet squarely
and make good contact. a remedy has
been devised by one of the ignition
companies, which now supplies one
breaker point with a fiat face and
the other with a rounded face. 1t
is easier TO make them come in proper
contact under such an arrangement
and in practice It is found they
provide a greater area of contact than
the majority of fiat-face points which
often seem TO be meeting squarely
but which are merely hitting on one
edge and providing a poor spark as
a CONSEQUENCE
Evening star., 1925-07-12
Cool Gas Adds Pep.

Retard the spark as you step on the
gas for a quick acceleration, immedi-
ately advancing the spark again.
Rush of cool gas vapor into cylinders
improves carburetion and increases
pep. Retarding spark prevents knock.
Quick advance of spark increases
speed rapidly.
Evening star., 1925-07-12
MINUTE MESSAGES FOR MOTORISTS
Know Your Cars Ability.
public information committee of
AutomotiVe Trade Association

Washington
Automotive Assocaton)
Every rnoto
of performance. of safety
1t is to a o his
pick often the basis of
seldom full street do not
complete When
they time they against trouble They fail to
make they figured.
thoroughly familiar with the lm
of
will second gear? Perhaps have
hill in trying another
car
because he thought the
reached 20
he in
safe he o o
Evening star., 1925-07-12
Ten-Minute Stop
Costs 200 Miles
And $3.50 in Gas

It costs $3.50 in wasted gasoline
and 200 miles in travel for every
ten minuets traffic is blocked on a
much used thoroughfare, accord
ing to the estimates of a statis-
tician.
Every traffic stop in a city. he
also estimates, costs 81 in wasted
fuel and fifty miles in travel TO the
motorists who are thus held up.
Evening star., 1925-07-12
Brake Troubles

1t is necessary to have the brakes
in working order at all times. If the
brakes fail to hold. it may be that the
drums and band facings have been
covered with oil and dirt, or the lining
may be worn. The brakes may bind,
for, with tight adjustment the en-
Evening star., 1925-07-12

contact with the brake bands. This
oil can be removed by washing with
gasoline. and II this does not eliminate
the slipping, the trouble can usually
be overcome by apply little F'uller's
Evening star., 1925-07-12
John Smith and His Car
BY FREDERICK G. RUSSELL.

John Smith
selfish: rather he
have exploited interesting experiences
the other 10000 more members of the motor
Evening star., 1925-07-12

gine pulls the vehicle against the frtc-
ton of the brake at all times.
If the brakes slip, 1t may be due
to oil which has found its way out Of
the rear axle assembly and come In
Evening star., 1925-07-12

earth to the lining. Wear Of the lin
ing will also cause slipping, and II
the wear Is not great enough to war
rant refining the band. the brake
can be adjusted.
Evening star., 1925-07-12
Honesty and Wealth.

From the Kansas City Star.
Say. Gapr' said Mrs. Johnson in
the midst of her reading. DO you
s'pose a man can be honest and have
a million dollars?"
II reckon so, if you're right shore
he's got it," returned Gap Johnson of
Rumpus Ridge. But III be bdogged
if l see how he could be honest while
he was a-gittin' of it,
The camper will find a small supply
of kerosene handy. particularly for
Softening shoes hardened by water.
Evening star., 1925-07-12

Easier riding and driving, more flexible in
performance, handsomer in line and finish,
it is also lower in price than ever before
Its success is simply the belief of buyer thatit
represents the utmost automobile value and
satisfaction within hundreds of dollars of
the price; and it proceeds entirely from what
owners themselves say of Essex.
Evening star., 1925-07-12

Ashby Motor Company. Quantico. Va.
Bates Brothers. Orange; Va;
Robert V. Norris. La Plata, Md
Auto Supply Company. Salada, Va.
Marlboro Motor Company, Marlboro, Md.
Evening star., 1925-07-12

Universal Service Station. Front Royal. Va.
Baker Crosby: CoIumbia, Va;
Hargrave Levis. West Point. Va:
Hu:on Mnshesfsr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
IQUE PAsA EN- LA OFICINA
POSTAL DEL BARRIO
OBRERO

Ell Sr. Manuel Rivera Perez, do
miciliado en- el Barrio Obrero, nos
escribe una carta de la cual sx-
tractamos 10 siguiente:
"El dia 90. de enero dirigi una
carta al registro civil de Manasi
solicitando un eertifeadc de suma
necesidad para mi. AL dia Sigaicu
to mi earta fee eontestada, pero a
pesar de baber procurado diaria-
monte eartas en- la 0ticina Postal
del BarriO obrero, a dpnde vieae
dirigida mi correspondence, Ell q
de febrero, sea exactamente IN
mes despass de echadn, es que he
recibido esa contestacion.
Un giro postal ppr valor de S26
enviado por mi hijo desde Manati
en los primeros dias de este mes
attn no ha llegado a mi poder =
Con raz6n esta victima del NAL
ssrvicio nos pide que tratemos es.
to asunto on nuestras columnas j
qGere que preguntemos pnblica-
nasnte; SPor que una carta que IS
enviada de Manati v que solo de.
be tardar unas horas on llegar ha
90 ser entregada al mes dc ex-
peClida?
EspesamOs que este asunto sc
iEvestigue.
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TsPASA HA sUPRTMTD0 EL La
PUESTo soBRE Ell ACEITE DE
OLIVIA ExPORTADo

Ell Attache de Estados Unidos
en- Madrid, Espaiia, Mr.. Charles n.
Cunningham ha cablegrafiado al
Negociado de Comercio Extranjero
v Domestico, en- enero 26, 10 ST.
guiente:
"A m decreto real pubiicado eR
Madrid en- enero % provee la ex-
portaci6n hbre del aceite de DIVA
de Espana despues de febrero i,
1925 sin tener que pagar el i'm
puesto de exportaci6n. -
Esto suprime ell impuesto sobre
La exportaci6n del aceite de oil
va de Espafia que Sc Ia estado pa
| gando aesde febrero 10, 1924 se-
gun una eseala f1tctuante Todos
los meses la cantidad del impuesto
Sc reajustaba de acuerdo con. sos
precios del aceite de OLIVIA preva-
ltcientes en- Ell mercado. FL impHes,
TO ha fluetuado entire diez. veinte
pesetas por cada Glen kilos., -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
La COmiSi6u de Ia...
Continuation de la pagina la.

soler, y los senores Planelias y Fiz
los senores Tisol y cumpiano que
tambien forman parte de- esa CO.
mission no pudisrOn asistir La ce-
mission Hipica estuvo representa-
"a por todos sus miembros, ex-
esDeion del sencr Such.
pespu6s de tOmarles juramento,
ss les sOmetio nm extenso interro-
gatOFio. especialmente en- 10 que
respecta a los famCsos "chivos'
obisto de tantos concentrates y &c
tantas prOtestas por parte del p0,
hlico.
Ademas, Ia comisi0n de Ia ca,
mara smpez6 a examinar los hbros
de Ia Comision.
Para nno de los dias dc la pro.
xima ssmana, Sc sitara otra vez a
Ia comiai0n Hipiea para continuar
"a investigation que Sc ha iniein
do.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
PRoxIMA ooNFERENoIA

La prbxima confsrencia que ha
&C ceiebrarse en- Ell salon de actos
de la Federation de los Espiritistas
dc p. r., Rafael Cordero No. So,
50 llevara cabo en- la noche del
domingo, primero de MARIO. FL
tema de la conferecria sera: ''El
espiritismo como unica verdad re-
pelada. =
En- vista del inter6s que viene
despertando la celebration de es-
tas conferencias periodicas, hasta
hoy mensuales, el comite Central
de la Federaci6n ha resuelto que las
nsismas 80 variaquen QuincenaI.
srss 4 zerp o1surFsd svrp sol 'ssuazE
de cada mes. -
A todos aquellos que esten inte-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27


Ia comision de Ia Camara en-
plsno, asistira este domingo las
carrefas que habran de celebrarse
er el hipodromo LAS Casas'', para
detsrminar la verdad do los hechos
sobre Il tarreno o por 10 menos,
parte dc las deaciencias apunta-
das.
La cOmision examinara detenida
mente ei fgncionamiento del pool
y ademas, tomara buena nota de ID
forma en- quo So eorran los caballos.
2 los cnaies 81 pueblo iuaga sn di-
nero, eoafiado On el gObierno. que
ie garantiza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
pATR0NRs PARA LARoREs

CnadernOs con dise1ios inst-uc
clones nara haeer tndR clase de Ia
h0res. Cada cnaderno nara nna Ia
nor dtstinta. Al nelir indinue ST In
desea nara crochet. hordado. etc
Envto q Ia Isla franGueo extra TOc
T'rTt o'vrOc Ca, Tvar " y n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
SERA GRATIFTC.ADA Ia persons

que devuclva una crneecita de
brillantes zafilq,s toda DE- piatino,
perdida aver vicrnes eiftns los eS-
tablecimientos Giusti Gonzalez Pa
din Gloria Quinones dc Ieodriguez.
Telefono Santurce :EJ3 2-2S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
poR 4.5oO.OO-yendo casa resl-

dcncia moderna. con 2 cuerias
terreno pr6ximamente, distante
dos Kilometres y medic de BaFa-
mon. carretera Toa Alta. con luz Y
calefarci0n electriea. telefono. ins-
talaci6n Sanitaria, pazo artesiano.
Terreno sembrado yerha Elefante
para cuidar dos vacas, gallinero pa
RI 100 gallinas. palomar y f1ortali-
IA. Sitnada cerca del sadie and
Motor Country Club. Informara =.
II. Cordero. Telefono 1916, Box 3OT.
Luna sc. San Juan. 2-28
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

5000 DOLARES So desean tomar en-
hipoteca al diez por cicnto sotr'r
casa en- construction, pr0Xima a ter
minarsc on Santurce. Informes Te-
lefono No. 1T14 San Juan Tam
bi6n sc desea eoaprar casa puerra
de TERRA Ave Ponce Leon. 3-3
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pEDUZCA sus gastos utilizando

REDUzCA sas gastos utilizando
los servicios de nuestra oficina,
telGfono 10T6. Apartado 307 o visTte-
nos en- Luna sc. Vendemas Gorras
Y sombreros del pals. Cordero y Co.
2-2S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CALUD DEL CARELLO DE HAY
evita las canas vuelve ell ca
hello a su color natural primitive.
dandole vigor V Suavidad. Frasco
75c. GONZALEZ PADIN co. 2-2S
.>~-~~>~~~~~A~~~s~
EIIGUEROL.--Amigo del Hogar os
dcfenderd de los ataques de gri-
ppe, c tarros e influenza. 3-11
>>~~4~s~~~~~~~~~-
tE ALQUIhA una habitaci6n en- ca
sa de familia respectable en- Santur
ce. Gale Canals II, Stop 20. Informa-
ran telefono 261 azul, Santurce. 2-27
~-~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-@.~~~
CASA DE HUESPEDES: para
famiIias distinguidas. No echa-
ra de menos su propia casa. Lu-
ella G. Riera 230 West, 107th St.
Apartamento 81 New York, Near
broadway. p.
~>---~s ~~~>>~<~~~<>@N~~>~~~>~
CE ALQUILA:-Casa c6moda V ba
rata. dormitorios, cuarto sir
vienta. y demas dependencias. Pillar
No. 8 condadito, Santurce. Informes
en- Ia casa No. I. 3-5
TRAJES DE Drill de hilo puro
ingl6s. Bien mojado Hechos u
Mano por Expertos Sastres. GaFan-
tizados. 81, $14 y $40. Sc toman
medidas para ordenes especiales.
! GONZALEZ PADIN co. 2-2S
~s~><>>N>~l~s~S~~s~s
CE SOLICTTA meean6grafa ingles
espa1ol, con rcferencias j. prdc-
Itica de oficinas. Sir castclanos. l3
Allen st. de 2 aS4 D. N. 3-4
-N-~-~.~~~~~~~>-~~
@@E ALQUILA casa concrete tres
dormitorios. sala. eomedor, coci-
ma. installation sanitaria, garage,
cuarto serricio ancxo eli ayenida
Tapia frentc oficina Mr.. Dooley In
formara 1853 verde, Santuree. 3-3
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Il W&tA #H8NaN AAaM%Ns A*atr - e
unn.i,fe Ne u lana para teier
4lae seals MaN de KeclhiT. en t0flos
~ o0iarsh tnnenos Boilos De 20
- ~ rfF Va - divide d. pa
eaF fpF eqHf para mestrarle tam
sIen nn slFtiilo eeneral de c0lores
"a hAlns mefeeflzados para .cQaer.
81 caFrefe~ de lu0 900 ! 600 yar-
aas n tilern AZ e,ior "a mndejas
afa lssFaaF Ia Boringnen'
silva MaFllnix 4 e0A MO i'irdras.
70 lilee. So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
MAQUINAs UsADAs BARATAs:

Finlay Machine Exchange ofre-
ce Haquinas de escrihir RECON-
PUESTAS lie todas las marcas.-
Para trabajos corrientes Y practi-
car estudiantes no tienen precios.
Fuertes, bien presentadas Y de los
dltimos modelos. -TiSftenos 0 es-
crfbanos cIo Ferreterfa Finlay,
(Box 552) Altos.-Allen esq. San
Justo. San Juan. 3-13.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

MS. tOdos estIlos. todos precios
los vende Fernandez, San Francis
90 i2 inlca casa en- Puerto Rico. que
espeelaliza en- artfculos para vim
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
TRADES DE pALM-BEAcu &c

auino. nechura Material dc
r,rimera. Coiores. Bonitos, Escogi-
dos Absoluta Garantfa. En- todos
los tamaIios a $40 Y $12.9S. CON
ZALI.Z PADIN CO. 2-2S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

CE yEADE Solar 1900 metres
Avenida Nereidas esqaiua calle
nlimero 3. CondatIo. SantIlrce Gram
les facilidades para el nago. Dirf-
iase Vicente Usera Apartado -.
Ponce" 3-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
NENDo CASA MADERA monta-

ia concrete. Tres dormitorios
sala. comedor. cocina. haiio. fnodo-
ro, garage. solar 200 metres, todo
en- 81. 300 Gale s No. 10. Gapctillo,
Rio Piedras.