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ginally by union printers. The cost of yielding to this unfair demand would be enormous, so the publisher refused and went "open shop.'
 Many men who had long been Post Intelligencer employees deserted their jobs and had to abandon their homes and seek employment elsewhere.
 There were plenty of printers ready to take the strikers places. And it is not an easy thing for an old print CT to go into another field and get work
 That was a disastrous strike. It almost spread to two other cities. The infamous Union Record made matters worse by inflaming the strikers and inspiring them to make ugly assaults upon their former employers.
 What has been the experience of American printers in the forty-four hour week and Post-Intelligencer af- fairs is duplicated in other trades, such as the miners, machinists, and building tradesmen in some cities. Demands that were not sufficiently meritorious to gain public approba- ton led to "open shops" until tens of of thousands Of competent but misled workers were turned adrift and un- ionism brought into disfavor with both employers and the public.
 Union labor needs nothing so bad ly in times like these than level-head- ed leadership. The overbearing boss is distinct menace in times of in- dustrial dispute. But the arbitrary "talk-to-' 'em-rough" labor leader is an enemy of the unionist with greater power for mischief than the most un- reasonable anti-union employer.
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RAILROADS SENSE BUSINESS
 REVIVAL

From all parts of the country come reports of large increases in rolling stock and improvement in terminal facilities by practically all of the rail ways
 The trained executives have gather ed so much data of the commercial and building activities of the United States that they are sure of an early awakening of business that will test the capacity of the crrier lines even with vast increase of rolling stock They mean to at least keep abreast of the times, if not somewhat in ad- vance thereof
 No better criterion of business de- velopment can be. found than in the volume of tonnage carried by the rail ways. When railways are active and prosperous the country is prospering. More depends upon a speedy handling of freight than upon any other one thing. Production may be heavy, but unless products of the farm and and field, the factory and mine, the forest and mills, can be carried to market quickly and at reasonable cost there can be no profit in pfoduc- tion.
 The industrial greatness of the U. s. is attributed to the great railway system and the excellent facilities for water shipment by ocean, the Great Lakes, the Gulf and the larger rivers and canals. No other country has such a mileage as this, reaching into the remote sections and forming a wonderful network of transporta- ton lines in the poulous centers and sections.
 And, contrary to the wailing of the demogogues, the railways are really in the hands of the public. The railways are regulated by law. They are owned by tens of thousands of citizens rather than by a few, as was the case in years gone by. The holder of a life insurance of fire in- surance policy is interested in the success of railways, for the reserve funds of the big insurance compan- ies are largely invested in transpor- tation stocks and bonds. If those securities were rendered worthless or were heavily Appreciated, the val ue of insurance would shrink mater tally.
 If railways were not permitted to earn a fair profit they could not pay interest upon their loans nor dividend to their stockholders. And if inter- est payments and dividends could not be taken care of it would be impos- sible to obtain capital for improve ments and for replacements of worn out equipment.
 The railways are not enemies but friends of the American people. The railways have been treated as ene- mics because the word of the demo gogue has been taken in preference to the voice of common sense and treason.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-04

Why holler hard times? The min ute one man tries to pinch down on his expenses the habit spreads like a stampede and directly MT. Hard Times is present sure enough. Times are no harder for one person than another. Everyone feels the pinch of what is not really hard times but Christmas extravagances. Business is very good thank you.
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One law which should, be introduced at the coming legislature is the Hcens- ing of firearms brought into the ter ritory by aliens. Every foreign resi- dent along the railroad has gun, and most of them kill game out of sea- son. The cannery crews to the west ward are also fragrant violators of the game laws. This could easily be stopped by providing the payment of a license and the registering of wea- pons with the local commissioner
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The Gateway believes that the off cials we have at the present time are good enough, and that is plenty. If any better judge than E. E. Ritchie has ever held down the bench in the Third Judicial Division, we want to know it; and the same applies to H. P. Sullivan, the present United States Marshal. Why swap horses until the end of the republican administration?
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If Alaska is ever to be for Alaskans the proposition, like charity, should start at home. Last term a non-resi- dent was appointed clerk of the Ter ritorial legislature. This year the same thing may happen unless a pro- test is made. There must undoubtedly be some Alaskan with sense enough to transact business for eight sena- tors and thirty-two legislators.
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will probably be passed. But it's pro- ponents must watch out that an emas- culated bill is not substituted for the genuine. No man, whether white or other color, should be allowed to vote unless he can read and write the En- glish language.
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George Nelson, the we'll known guide of Skilak lake, is a Seward wis itor MT. Nelson came up over the ice on Kenai. He reports the temper ature during the recent cold spell around 35 or 40 below. Moose are be- ginning to travel and MT. Nelson says that feed is plentiful this winter.
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DISASTROUS INDUSTRIAL
 DISPUTES

The only misgivings entertained by those who make it a business to study the trend of business and in dustry, as to the substantial pros perity of this country during the next three or four years. lie in a fear that the leaders of labor may drive for large wage increases that will destroy the spirit of optimism and development.
 Generally speaking the American wage is as high as it can be main tained without increasing costs to the point where the market will be closed to foreign trade and where people will refuse to buy and build at home
 And when there are material in creases in cost of production wage increase benefits nobody.
 If a reasonable scale is maintained there will be steady employment and a stabilizing of costs so that trade can be kept active.
 If costs of production in this coun- try increase We will be unable to compete with countries where cost of production is kept low and where in Inc fpia iyyit ic toi, to hn very great.
 One illustration of the disastrous effect that follows impractical wage demands may be of interest.
 Printers, under unwise leadership attempted to establish a forty-four hour week at no reduction in pay, or with increase in pay. Hundreds of printing establishments refused the short week The men went on strike and open shops were estab- 1ished. Four or five thousand men became idle Their fellow craftsmen were assessed for the strike fund and paid in about $1S,000,000. In only few casse did the employers yield. Striking printers scattered through out the country seeking employment. Young men and young women were taught the trade, and the result is, for the first time in many years, the country has now a surplus OS print CTS. Hundreds of shops are now OF the non-union basis and employ CTS say they will never again be un- der union cotrol. The strike was a very great failure. The new pIesi- dent of the Typographical union, a very capable leader, is trying to win back the shops lost. He has a huge task for the chief reason that mex perienced workers have become eff cient printers. The olive branch was offered too late to prevent dis aster. The country will have to in- crease in business immediately be- fore the surplus workers can be ab- sorbed
 A case of interest is the strike of printers and stereotypers on the Se attle Post-Intelligencer: The chief point of difference was not question of wages or hours of employment, but it centered upon the question of re- production. The printers insisted that the publisher must re-manufac- ture the weekly supplement- of the Sunday edition which the Post h. telligencer purchased in complete form in another city. The supple ment is produced by Union printers in another Hearst plant. It is a flair" product. But the Seattle print CTS demanded that the Post-Intelli- gencer pay for re-setting the supple ment, though the type would never be used. The idea was to have men work on a job that would never be used, throwing away the type after setting it exactly as it was set ori-
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The Seward Club formerly owned by Chris Larson was sold yesterday to MT. Anderson, the new proprietor taking possession at once.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-04

The Literacy bill will again bob up at this session of the legislature, and with the Womans Clubs and Ameri- can Legion Posts solidly behind it,
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A neat banner broadcasting the coming American Legion Dance has been placed at the Tecklenberg cor ner Len Olson is the artist. MT Olson has also made up various pla- cards for the event which will grace the windows of the city.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-04

Wild and erroneous reports we al ways have with us.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-04

The water wagon might also be called the banned wagon
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The American Legion dance Febru- ary 21 promises to be a hummer
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All rights for republication of spe- cial dispatches herein are reserved.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
r. KERR, PARA POSTMASTER
Mario IS, 1895.
Sr. don Angel Ramos,
Administrator, Ell MUNDO.

San Juan, P. r.
Estimado sefior Ramos:
Estoy solicitando Ell puesto de
Postmaster en- San Juan. Creo que
mi nombramiento como tai tendrd
Ia aprobaci6n general de todos los
elementos en- este distrito, y espe-
cialmente de la Camara de Comercio
de San Juan. hi experiencia en- Ell
comercio en- los Estados Unidos y en-
Puerto Rico durante algunos vein
tid6s afios, Y en- ell gobierno insular
y Ia Corte Federal durante algunos
cinco afos, Y especialmente mi ex-
periencia comercial en- San Juan des
de el 1928 como comerciante-comisio
nista Y corredor de arroz y prcvisio-
nes, agente del Sol del Canada, en-
mi opinion me dan una capacidad es
pecial para 1lenar ell puesto de Post
master, por haber legado tener I'M
c6nocimiento intimo de las necesi-
dades del servicio postal en- Puerto
Rico, especialmente en- Ell distrito de
San Juan, ell cual servicio postal es alb
solutamente inadecuado para las ne
cesidades comerciales de esta isla.
Particularnente, tengo en- mente el
despacho, con raras excepciones, de
la correspondence de Puerto Rico
para los Estados Unidos soIamente
una vez Ia semana, Ell cual hecho es
un gran atraso para los negocios en-
Puerto Rico, y una situaci6n que Sc
debe remediar por ell Departamento
de Correos en- Washington sin mas
tardanza, v 81 acaso tengo ell honor
aue me nombren para tai puesto, 20
luchare para mejorar mucho Ell SER
vicio en- San Juan, especialmente en-
el sentido va indicado.
ST usted quiere hacerme el favcr
de pubicarme esta carta, seria muy
agradecido.
Muy alto. y s. S.,
John H. KERR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
Que esta sucediendo.
continuation de la pag. 81

obtiene los resultados que SO desean
por esta Resoluci6n-ante ell Hon.
prcsidente del Senado de Puerto Ri
co Y ante ell Hon. Presidente de IL
Camara Insular, suplicando inter
venci6n Immediate en- este asunto y
entregando cada uno de ellos CO.
pia certificada de esta Resolution:
C:-Que dicha Comisi6n obtenga
del Representante por este Distr1to
Representative promesas efectivas
de presentar Ell Proyecto de Ley
Que sea necesario ante Ia Le-
gis1atura y para que acompafe en-
todas sus gestiones la Connsi6n
nombrada, representative de esta
Asamblea Municipal; y
C:-Dar publtcidad esta Resolu-
ci6n en- Ia prensa del pals;
sECCION sEGUNDA:-Todos los
gastos que origine Ell traslado San
Juan dc esta Comisi6n seran paga-
dos con cargo a la partida "Gastos
de la Asamblea Municipal.
sECCIoN TERCERA:-- Toda re-
soluci6n u ordenanza o parte de re-
soluci6n Il ordenanza que Sc oponga
esta en- contradiction con Ia pre-
sente, queda por esta derogada;
SECCIoN CUARTA:-Esta Resolu-
ci6n, por ser considerable de carac-
ter urgente,, entrara a regir inme-
diatamente despu6s de su aprobaci0n
por Ia Asamblea Municipal, y fl
naImente por ell Alcalde.
La precedente Resolution fu6 apro
hada un&nimemente por la Asamblea
Municipal en- secci6n extraordinaria
verificada Ell dfa de mario de
1925, y por Ell AIcalde en- 6 del mis-
mo mes y afo, y para remitir a los
Miembros de la Comisi6n creada por
Ia Hon. Asamblea Municipal, expido
la presente copia certificada hoy
d!a II de MARIO de 1925.
Juan RoBLEs JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
Juan ROBLES JR.
Secretario Municipal.
1922 CADILLAC FAEToN

Modelo SO en- muy buenas condicio-
nes con equipo complete incluyendo
bumper, luces stop and spot, cor
tinas, herramientas, guarnici6n es-
pecial de miguel, Y seis gomas
oversize. Motive para vender en-
barco para los Estados Unidos en-
los primeros dias de Abril. Precio
razonable para este magn{fco au-
to. Dirijase a Teniente Rigby, Es-
taci6n inalalnbrico, Parada 71I2,
Puerta de TERRA 0 Tel. 2001 Yer
de, SAINT. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
Ell NUEv0 PACTo DEL coNsE-
10 Y LA EVACUATION DE
COLoNIA

GINEBRA, MARIO Is. (Cable fran
c6s).-Los delegados de Tnglaterra,
Francia y B6lgica, han acordado, al
tratar la question de la evacuaci6n
de colonia y ell nuevo pacto del
Conseio, no ernbrollarse en- discusio
nes juridicas con Alemania. Esta
naci6n tan solo debera adn1itir CO.
mo bueno, sin derecho discutir,
10 que la sociedad de Naciones
acuerde a este respecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
RARONET DE sEDA blanco y to.

dos los coiores, $1.00 yarda. Gre
pc Georgette todos c0lores, S1.1O
yarda. La Hormiga de ORC, al la
do del Municipio, San Juan. P.
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CASA DE HUESPEDES: para
familias distinguidas. No echa-
ra de menos su propia casa. Luz
ella C. Riera 230 West, 1O7th St.
Apartamento 81 New York, Near
Broadway. p.
SE VENDE solar grande, al lado
de la Estaci6n Talleres Y del nue.
70 edificio del TelGfono, a prop6sito
para fabrica, almacGn 0 tres casas.
Gale Il afirmada. 2. o. Box 1924,
San Juan, p. r.. 40
>%~~~~@%4%~SN
TAQUIGRAFA Y mecan6grafa de
ingl6s Y espafiol con experien-
cia en- trabajo general de oficina
desea colocaci6n. Telefono 800, San
Juan. De 812 a II A. NJ. de IL 2
4 2. NJ. 3-17
\~@~~~~%~A~<%$
DOR S70O.00:-Vendo casa nueva
montada en- concrete, balloon corri-
do, sala, comedor, cocina, 8 dormito
rios, garaje para dos guaguas, aqua,
luz, renta S4500. Punto partida qua
guas, Gale Cortijo Ne 1O3, Barrio
Obrero. Teodocio Betancourt. 3-17
~~~~~~~>~N~~~>~>>~
TELA AZUL.-Colegio Puertorri-
queiio. LANA PURA. $3.50 var
da. GIUSTI. A
~S%SNA~~~N~~~
NECESITAMOS deshiiadoras ex-
pertas, trabajo por tarea. Buenos
precios. Morris f. Storyk, Isabel Sc
gunda No. s. Marina, San Juan. 3-16
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VENDEDORES Para i6venes Y Sc.

1oritas que deseen ganar dinero
en- esta lucrativa profession Y que
esten dispuestos a hacer algdn es-
tudio de su lfnea, tenemos una mag
nffica proposition que ofrecerles.
Venga a visitarnos cuanto antes.
Salvador r. Min Inc, P. 0. Box
665, Cristo II, San Juan. 3-23
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.lTAsA A PLAZOs.- Compre

casa con 10 que pagara de al
quiler. En- ell sitio mas sano Y fres-
co de Santurce (MOnteflores), con
Gale embreada, luz electrical, tel6-
fOn0, gas Y aqua Ca tOdas norasJ
puede usted adQuirir la suya, lin
pia, atractiva Y de moderna cons
trucci6n, pagando peQuefIa canti-
dad al contado, Y el resto en- hipo-
teca a pagar mensualmente, como
ST fuera alquiler. Buen vecindario,
sitio deiicioso, panorama beIlfsimo,
transporte facil pOr servicio de qua
guas al presente. En- cuantO Sc re-
suelva Ia franquicia, la nueva IT,
nea de trolley atravesara esta urba-
nizact6n. Venga a yer las va vendi-
das = habitadas por sus due6os,
quienes estan encantados de su bue-
ma adquisici0n. Asf indaga usted
sc informa por ellos mismos di.
rectamente. Informara: Ullses Ro-
man BorSes, Cristo /, tercer piso.
TelefonO 1K5, San Juan. p.
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nAQU1NARIA INDUSTRIAL, mo

torres, calderas, aserraderos, bonn
bas de vapor Y centrffugas, mezcla-
doras de cemento, trituradoras de
piedras, compresores, etc. CONSUL
TAS GRATIS. f. a. ORTIZ, Edffi-
clio lei Mundo". 3-26
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WI ~>~so-~~~sN&4~~f>~~INe~1~1
A GENTE coM1s1oNIsTA, con e

a GENTE CoMIsIoNIsTA, con
periencia, representando actual
mente casa americana, solicita repT
sentaci6n en- ferreteria provisiC
nes para vender en- la isla. Tiene L
cencta de chauffeur Y posee autom
vii, habla espafiol ingles. ofrec.
referencias de primera clase. Dir;
jose v. a. Hotel Caribe, Mayague.
L. p. 40,
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A GENCIA DE NECOCIOs. vendt

mos casas, fincas Y solares e
Bayam6n, bien situadas. Facilida
Ics para el pago. Tenemos dinero ps
ia colocar en- Hipotecas. Dirfjase
Jose c. Umpierre, Tel6fono %, Bof
76, Bayam6n Rafael Pesquers.
tel6fono 157, edificio Ell MUNDC
San Juan. Z
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EINCAs EN- yENTA Cerca

Il. Piedras, una de Is cuerdas m
lojillo. . casas. estabIo, IS vaca;
casi todas en- production, una yur
ia de bueyes, CAIRO Y su caballo
Y demas TITLES para leeherfa, cliei
tela asegurada. 20 cuerdas toda'
lIanas, maIojillo, yerba elefante, e&
plendida residencia modeIna, Hsts,
bios. garaje, Informara Farmaci
HatO-Rey Parada So, Tel. As, Apa
tado No 1, Hato-Rey. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14
MUsICA para Plano. Recibimos

MUsICA para Piano. Reciblmos
semanaImente los 1ltimos hits
de New York. Tambi6n TN gran sur
lido de couplets y mLisica espafio-
la en- general Envfo La isla fran
queo extra. Los MUchach0s, San
Juna, p. r. P.
pATRONES PARA LABORES.
CuadernOs con disefIos e instruc
clones para hacer toda clase de La
bores. Cada cuaderno para una Ia
Dor distintA. Al pedir indiQue 81 Ia
desea para crochet, bordado, etc.
Envfo q la isla franqueo extra. LOS
MUCHACHOS, San Juan. P. Il. 2.
E4LTIh ID. Una preparation ar
senical para Ell complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. GarantiZa-
do 4e producer un efecIo eficaz y
rapido. Pida informes q: 'Los Mu.
chachOs", Sues. de A. Mayol y Co.
San Juan, P. r.
~~~>~1~s%\%~% ~%%<>%%NN%>%
CE VENDE en- Rio Grande: Bo-
nita finca de 60 cuerdas. la ma
yor parte vega, con 25 de nalOji-
llo; casa-vivienda, otra para ten
da y rancho para lecherfa. Hay
escuela en- la finca. $4500 Otra
de so cuerdas con camino de auto
hasta muy cerca, $2500. Otra de
"a cuerdas, pastos Y frutos memo
res, $1440. Informara A. Dfaz Me
YES, Rio Grande, quien 10 acom-
pafiara hasta elias los sabados,
desde medic dfa todo ell dfa los
domingos. 3-18
~~~~~~~S~I~%N
CE ALQUII4A.- Primer piso en-
Allen 60. Informara DR.. ErnestO
Quintero, Allen 90, tel6fono 1741,
San Juan, Residencia, tel6fono 1850
; Santurce. 3-31
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81 I'D. SURE

Del est6mago, 81 sus diges-
tones son laboriosas y pade-
ce I'd. de acidez, gases y
otras perturbaciones CASTRO
intestinales, no Sc desespere.
La Pepsina y Ruibarbo del
DR.. Bosque esta indicada en-
los anteriores casos. La Pep
sina estimula ell jugo gastri-
co y Ell Ruibarbo act1a sobre
ell hfgado. Pregdntele a su
Medico. Este excelente pre-
parade esta la venta en- to-
das las Farmacias de la isIa.
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CASA AMUEBLADA, sin nue.

bles, Sc alquila por seis meses
0 mas. dormitorios, todo grande,
moderno, garage Y serviciO, GALL
nero. 5 minutes del Parque, 200 me
tros de la playa. Apartado 1897 San
Juan, Telefono 94S verde, Santur-
ce. 3-16
SE NECESITA un vendedor. Edad
25 a 35 af1os; con bastante ex-
perfencia en- e1 ramo, v que liable
ingl6s Y espafiol. Yisite personalmen
te, La 80 p. m. las ofieinas de
la Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company, Marina, San Juan.
3-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nESEA listed una habitaci6n fres-
ca, comfortable, independents?
En- Catalufa No. 4, parada &c y
media, mUy cerca de La escuela Luis
Mufloz Rivera, La encontrar& u.s.
ted. Familia respectable. p.
S~~1~~~S~~s%E~~~ >~~SN%>%<>~ANs%S~S
0PORTUNTDAD. Sc vende un
truck marca Ford. Cast nue.
vo. Informara San Agustfn st. No.
64, Puerta de TERRA. 3-21
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MUESTRA GRATTS.-para linn
piar, piano muebles, etc. Use So
10 lfquido VENEER. SOlicftelo en-
todas parties. Distributors. Cali
flames CO., Box 1914, San Juan, Co
merciO IL, Marina. T.
S~@<~@<~>@~@S~~S~
SE VENDEN 8 vacas una novilla
del pals. Informaran telefono
327,. Santurce apartado II Hato
Rev 3-17
~~%<~~S~~~~@@~~~~~~~~
CE VENDEN arbolitos de toronjas,
chinas, sangrinarias, mandari-
mas dennis classes: Informara G..
G. Highley, Rinc6n, p. r. 4-5
N%~s@S~~~~>~~s~~S
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CE VENDE casa concrete reci6n =
construfda, sala, comedor, treS.
dormitorios. v servicio sanitario, ga
rage. Gale Prolongaci6n Padre :
Isern, stop IS. telefono 1876 verde. ::
Santurce. 4-13
LuO JAPONES. Superior cuan
tos Sc han empleado para coser
manO Y a maquina, por su flexi-
bilidad tension especial. EngfO a :
10 isla franqueo extra. Los Mucha-A=
ch0s, San Juan, P. L. p.
~~~~~~~>>~>~~ ~~.N~~S~S~~s@~@<se :.
TN Ell SFTIO MAS CENTRICO =
DE S.ANTURCE, al lado del OHM: :
30, parada 10, No. 1G0, Sc ahluilan
habitaciones a precios m6dfcos PF, q
mer piso. 4-l3.z
I'm ATBONITO a oriHas de la Ca -.
rretera Central. a aistancia de
| $50 metros del pueblo. Sc vende Ia
quinta villa Victoria, edificio de-
cemento armada, ocllo dornlitorioS's
de - X II pies, instalaciones sani =
tarias, tres garages con 2, 45Ss me -
tros de solar con arboles frutaleSsy
V cisterna. Informaran Box a.,
Aibonito, ?. r. 4.13
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SE VENDE q $500 metro un solar
en- Rio piedras en- Ia carretera a
Carolina, muy cerca de Ia plaza del
mercado. Informara: r. V. Gale del
Roble No. altos, Rio Piedras, p.
X. 3-19
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cABANAS DE HILO PURO.-

sidas Y repulgadas a mano. 72 X
90, so X 90. Garantizamos mejores
precios que comprar Ia tela y hacer-
las. GIUSTI. "A