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CHAPTER XXX.
Jealous Gods.

- SC-NAD
He gave a quick. impatient
ahruE. aren't you making a
solemn fuss over nothing, Nora
Lee?"
She was so stung that she could
only steady herself to answer:
"Am II"
well. look here! For the last
five years you've been showing
girls at me; impIoring me to be
Gallant: you've all but hurled Sallie
into my lap a dozen Of times;
you've insisted on my dancing
with a lot of fool flappers when I'd
rather have staged 1t.
."And now all Of a sudden you
get hot in the collar about a
woman years older than am
Why have you taken a grudge
against her? II she hadn't been so
decent about giving a green fellow
like I was try at those first plans
OF hers, the chances are we'd be
grubbing along yet.
Cardiff has pushed me to the
top as much because can control
her patronage as for any talent
I've got. So I don't get your point
Of view at ALL"
She felt herself backed into q
false, ridiculous position that self
defense only aggravated. And her
lips began twitching uncertainty.
NO. she answered family, Il
see that you don't get my point Of
view. 1 have no grudge against
Natalie Herbert admire her.
It's not the person concerned that
was considering at all. It's the
idea. the practice and what it may
inevitably lead to that I'm against.
mo matter who the girl or
woman was l would say that it's
dangerous for you or any man to
get into the habit of making late
appointments, followed by dinner.
Just as 1t would be tempting fate
If I should begin going TO dances
or teas with other men,"
Its entirely different. When
a woman comes into the office,
I'm not interested in her as a
person. but as patron. I
think of the work Pm doing,
not of the people for whom
it's done. They might as we'll
be nonexistent. If it was
man l had this appointment with
there'd be no question about per-
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The Brides Bouquet

nEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
Does the bridegroom go for
the brides bouquet on the we'd
ding day, or does he have It
sent to the brides home?
(2) Who should order the bou-
quets for the bride, the brides
maids and the maid Of honor?
CONSTANT READER.
TIE should have the florist send
IL the flowers to the home of
the bride. OF course, he should
consult the bride as to what kind
of flowers she wishes and order
them several days ahead of time
from the florist
~ The groom orders the flow
ers for the bride and, usually. the
family of the bride orders the
flowers for the bridesmaids and
the maid of honor. This is the
usual custom, because it is more
convenient for them to plan the
flowers for the attendants to COM
bine with their costume and with
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is so wise, who is so blase as
youth OF twenty-five, that car
ryeth pocket flask, driveth
racing car, and sporteth a coon
skin coat?
Behold, he hath petted the
flappers-and found them tire
some.
He hath dallied with chorus
girls-and found them expensive.
He hath pursued a widow
and found her out.
All their Establishments leave
him cold, and their wiles are as
stimulating as canned soup.
Yea, he is so world weary!
For he hather written himself
down "Cynic," and. in his phil
osophy, all sentiment is obsolete,
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writes me. HOW can
I cure her Of this terror"
Fear is not natural to a child.
So to account for this one won
ders If there has not been some
fault in the management Of the
youngster. If baby is put to
sleep in a dark room from the
earliest month, as he grows older,
he will never ask for light. The
transition from light to darkness,
however, should not be too sud
den. The mother or nurse should
arrange to have it come about
gradually
When my two boys were small
the three of us often sat in
room as darkness came on and
talked. Instead of lighting up 1
let the beauty Of twilight enfold
the room and deepen into dark
ness. Thus the children absorbed
a feeling Of beauty and felt a
kindly mystery in the night.
In winter when darkness fell
before they were in bed, l fire.
quentIy took them to the window
tC look out at the night.
If the child has never been
frightened and has spent many
moments in darkness with a
friendly presence beside him, he
will never think of darkness as
anything but a natural phenom
enon.
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RECIPES OF
CONTESTANTS

Orange Ice
Two cups water.
One cup sugar.
One.third cup lemon juice.
One cup orange juice.
Strain and freeze.
Honey Orange Cocktail
One cup orange juice.
Two tablespoons of lemon juice.
Two tablespoons OF honey.
Mix ingredients thoroughly in
cocktail shaker. Put crushed ice
in glasses, pour in mixture and
serve at once, garnished with
shredded yellow orange rind.
MRS. ". p. WATKINS
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years are at
the spring, for
his emotions
are unripened.
But the heart
of a man in
the nnid-forties
is mellowed,
and his WOO
ing is as the
first flush OF
Indian sum-
mer, exceed
ingly glowing!
Go to. Who
"a. - .oId xubo
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NORA LEE = By Elenore Meheri
What to Do Whenin Doubt
QUESTIONS ON SOCIAL CUSTOMS ANSWERED
~, Ma Coruelus Beeckman--4--
BY Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman-

the decorations Of the church.
Sometimes however. when the
groom wishes to be particularly
cayalierish, he asks for the prtvi-
lege of sending the flowers to
the attendants Of his bride.
When Meeting TWo Men
nEAR MRS, BEECKMAN: :
II Would you please tell me y
right thing to do when a man
greets you and the man walking
with him greets you too? Do you
need to acknowledge his greeting
or just greet the man you know?
KATY.
VoU bow only to the man you
i know. 1t Is correct for the
gentleman whom you do not know,
since he is only raising his hat
in acknowledgment Of the fact
that his companion In bowling to
a lady, and Is not bowling to you,
you do not bow to him.
(Mrs. Beeckman win be glad to
answer questions on etiquette
submitted by readers.)
The Washington times., 1925-03-18
By ElenOre Meherin.
The Biggest and Best Story Of
Her Career.

I'LL WAIT for you. but
- come-any time. It doesn't
matter"
att may be o'clock.
..she was reading the advef
stfsements and biting into hot
toast. Eight o'clock is a good
time to dine.
He laughed bit clurnsily.-
This arrested her. She said
sharply: whats going to keep
YOU so late
swell, have an appointment
at s with Natalie. She may keep
me several hours"
z 'sOh-6-funny time. to make
an appointment"
sit was the only time. ] had,
and she's having us do plans
that will run into the hundreds
.of thousands. Cardill made the
% appointment.
4 Another house for herseif?'
"Be Modern"
"No. Al kind of hotel and ath-
letic club for working giris-nod-
eled on the best types. It's going
to be a big thing. We've not
started on it yet"
He was looking at her and
-erinning. .'If she keeps me till
I may have to take her to din
ner. She may even suggest it
hhe.s informal. you know.
Nora Leo said softly: by all
means, be modern, my dear.
He answered this seriously: 1T
might be quite awkward to re-
fuse
She colored. Then she got up
quietly and walked to his side.
s"Yes-it might be awkward. Dane.
for you. II you go, it viii be
tragic to me. You cannot start
such a thing. No one is strong
enough to begin on this tack.
don't care whether it's in the
name of business or not! Now
you think it over! Is it better for
you to give a momentary rebuff
20 Natalie Herbert or a lasting
hurt TO me-
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w HEN DID IT
HAPPEN AND
WHERE

"HEN was the the United
" States capital removed from
New York to Philadelphia?
2-When was the Truce of Col
observed?
S-When was. the Duke Of Suf-
folk executed for treason?
4--When was Philip the Bold
king of France?
5-When was Tobago, B. w. L.,
settled by the Dutch?
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The Mid-FOrties.

The Mid-FOrties.
MY daughter, dost thou yearn
AVA for an ardent lover?
Dost thou sigh for a kiss that
is favored with enthusiasm rather
than with ennui and with senti-
ment rather than with audacity?
Then, l charge thee waste not
thy time upon a youth whose
The Washington times., 1925-03-18

ANSWERS
To yesterdays questions.
THE Molly Maguires in Penn
.sylvania were suppressed in 1877.
2-zola, the French novelist,
died, September 90, 1902.
S-The principally OF vyatka,
northern Russia, existed from the
twelfth century to 1889.
THE treaty of Verdun was
signed in 843.
5-The first Uniformity Act was
passed by English Parliament in
1919.
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AFRAID OF
THE DARK
BY Carolyn Lisberge.

<<H my little girl is afraid
1--WE of the dark" won-
AVA writes me. "How can
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When Meeting TsUo Men

CCHE is internationally known and universally welcomed
neither Bz Ond Palm Beach home she the embodiment
and notably fastidious
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08
BOYS WHO STRIP AUTO ARE FORCED
 TO REASSEMBLE PARTS RETURNING MACHINE TO OWNER IN GOOD SHAPE

OLYMPIA, May S.-Tempering jus tice with an object lesson, state high way patrolmen forced Edmonds auto mobile thieves to completely restore an automobile which they had strip ped, put it in perfect mechanical condition and return it to it's owner, according to a report filed with Oren Deidy, head of the state patrol, here yesterday.
 The stolen machine was discov- cred in practically worthless con dition, as wheels, top and other parts had been removed. After consider able sleuthing, the missing parts were discovered in hte possession of two men and seven boys living near Edmonds.
 After making a complete investi- gation we concluded that the ends of justice would be served not by arresting those men and convicting them of stealing parts, but by put ting them to the humilia ton of hav- ing to re-assemble the car and put it in first class running order and re- turning it to the owner" Patrolman Merton w. Walter reported.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08
HERRIN IS VOTING
BITTER CAMPAIGN WAGED BE-
 TWEEN kLAN-OPPONENTS

HERRIN, Ill.,, May S.-With three recent bombings to mar more than two months of peace in Herrin, the center of Williamson county's fac tional strife, hope and apprehension were paramount while citizens cast their ballots today in the hottest city election in years.
 The contest was between the con- servative party, sponsored by the Ku KluX Klan and the citizens par ty, supported by the anti-klan fac tion.
 Chief interest was in the race for mayor in which Thomas Welly was the conservative candidate, and Marshall D. Mccormack the citizens nominee.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08
CAR STOPS SUDDENLY;
 BABY THROWN THROUGH
 WINDSHIELD IS KILLED

EVERETT, May Two automo- bile accidents, one fatal, the othe- painful, occurred within twenty min- utes of each other and within six miles of each other, Saturday after noon on the Pacific highway.
 The two and half year old baby of MT. and Mrs. Jack Cavalier of Se- attle, was thrown through a wind shield and it's jugular vein severed. It died shortly after in Providence hospital.
 Mrs. H. H. Broad, 3431 Hoyt ave nue, Everett, received deep cuts on the head when she was hurled against a windshield.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08
ENDS LIFE
 WHEN BANK CLOSES

OSCOLA, la, May 7.-R. A. Downs, cashier of the Oscola National bank, shot and killed himself here the other night after fruitless efforts to raise money with which to con- tinue operations of his bank. The institution was ordered closed yes terday by national bank examiner following a run that h2d continued for several days.
 The bank had capital of $25,000 and deposits of about $l50,0OO. The cause of the banks difficulties was given as frozen assets"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08
RADIO MEET PLANNED

WASHINGTON, May S.-Secretary Hoover has decided that the increas- ing pressure of radio problems on his department, which regulates the ra- dio field, will require the calling of another national radio conference about the end of September.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08
CLARk'S VALUABLE ART
 COLLECTION SPURNED

NEW YORK, May S.-The board of trustees of the Metropolitan Mu- scum of Art this afternoon by unan- imous vote, declined to accept the bequest of an art collection valued at approximately $3,0OO,0OO left by the late William A. Clark of Mon- tana.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08

Boob A fortunate individual who has in prospect all the thrills you once could enjoy.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08

Another thing needed is a wind shield glass better adapted to extem- poraneous diving.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08

If the wind were tempered to shorn lambs, they'd never grow up into tough old rams.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08

Rake: A naughty man; also an implement that leaves benedicts lit tie time to be naughty.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08

Fourth example of faint praise: "The United States President has more power than a king"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08

Mans inhumanity to man makes business brisk for manufacturers of locking devices.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08

Brunswick Monographs and Re cords. The Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-08

Sheaffer's Life Time Pens, at the the Alaska Shop. If
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-23

sc VENDE, cerca San Juan, va
guerra con, sin, 20 vacas anne
ricanas, cruzadas y natiyas. con 42
cuerdas terreno sembradas una par
te, yerba Elefante, Guatemala Y
Malojillo Y el resto de cafias. Tiene
magnffica vivienda adelantos mo-
dernos, rancho y utensilios, garages,
vivienda mayodormo, aqua buena Y
abundante Y arboles frutales. In
formara: apartado 431, Santurce,
P. r. 1919
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FXCELENTE OPORTUN

EXCELENTE OPORTUN.
Desea usted DOLLAR su dir
breve tempo, ganando espl.
beneficio mensual en- su can't
taci6n para los Estados Uni
haga sociO en- un negocio de
producto portorriquefIo que t
supremacfa del mercado. apo
cuatr0 q cincn rail tl0lares
agrarfaf el npg0cio. No haJ
gro de perdida. al contrariC
pecto de una fortuna en- breve
DO. Escriba al Apartado Gil
turce para informes.
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nESEA COLOCARSE en- cualquier
cOmercio. joven de Is amos, CO.
mo dependiente, condolences y refe-
rencias excelentes. Dirfjase a J. Ro
drfguez, Box 228, Bayam0n, P. r.
9-23
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NENDO. Por serme impossible aten
derlo vendo cafe "BosQue". Ga
rantizo ganancia de $40 $15 dia-
rios. Tambien una guagua con fran
quicia o sin ella. Inf0rmese en- el
"BosQue". p.
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pROVISIONES, de la mejor cali
dad a precios nmitados constan-
temente recibimos productos fres-
cos. El cafe Llompart es ell meJor.
Pru6beio. Santurce Provision Co.,
Stop IL. P
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EMPLEOS. Los consequences pa
ra San Juan, la Isla, Santo Do
mingo. Cuba Y Estados Unidos, a
personals que den buenas referen-
cias. Dirfjase a PORTO RICO EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, Box 1884,
Tel6fono 203Z, Allen %, San Juan,
p. r. Enyfe cinco sellos de 2 centa
vos para correspondence y solici-
tudes. 9-28
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COMPRA- -YENTAI COMPRA- -YENTA

sc VENDEN $500 m C solar par
te mejor y mas eentrica, Santur
ce para fines negocio. Precio cash.
Don Vicente, 270 rojo, Santurce.
9-28
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EARMACEUTICO: Necesftase uno
joyen, soltero con ambiciones,
capaz de aportar algdn dinero para
ponerlo al frente de farmacia anti
qua y acreditada. Dirfjase L. r.
Ell MUNDO. P.
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sc VENDE La casa No. z de la
Ayenida Pershing, cinco dormito-
rios, amplio balloon con installation
sanitaria. Sc da por $4,000 por EN-
barcarse su duef1a. Telefono 1869
rojo, Santurce. 9-24
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SOLARES

VEA ESE SOLAR: Para tres ca
sas, almacen grande, fabrica,
etc. Cabida 975 metros, colinda con
la estaci0n de Talleres y ell Edifi-
clio del TelefOno. Sitio de gran por-
venir. P. o. Box 1924. San Juan.
OBS
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Sc YENDEN precios sumamente.


baratos un Fond pasajeros. nm
Chevrolet 5 pasajeros, 2 Buick 6
cilindros, cinco pasajeros, un Buick
cilindros, dos pasajerOs, un Buick
seis cilindrOs, dos pasajerOs; 2 Max
well 4 cilindros cinco pasajeros; .
Dodge cinco pasajeros, un Stude-
baker seis cilindros cinco pasaje-
ros, un Studebaker seis cilindros 2
pasajeros, 1 Chandler seis cilindros,
2 pasajeros. INFORMARAN The
Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Nelson,
Distributor, Recinto Sur Y Tetuan
81. Tel6fono 4, 6, 8 San Juan, p. r.
p.
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GANGA. Sc vende un toro cruza
do, o Sc hace negocio por una
vaca. Informes f. Tirado, telefono
$50 Country Club, Santurce. 9-26,
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Y
ENCON'TRADO

CE PAGARA bien la persona que
encuentre una perrita Pekineese
que Sc ha perdido. Es amarilla con
manchas blancas. tiene la cara CO.
mo los bull dogs. Puede entregarla
en- la Avenida Miramar No. 3 para
da IL, Santurce. 9-27
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Sc ALQUII4A apartamento como
do para poca familia en- parada
1872 por $50. Informes tel6fono
1127 verde, Santurce de 8 a u ma
mana o g a 10 noche. 9-2S
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RRILLANTE OPORTUNDAD. Sc

requieren los servicios de un
director directora para una fabri
ca de ropa de muchachos y nifiitos.
La oportunidad es esplendida para
quien la merezca por su caracter y
conocimiento del ramo Tratase de
una firma de reputation nacional
que desea establecer sucursal en-
Puerto Rico. Las solicitudes PRECI
SAMENTE POR ESCRITO deben
dirigirse a La Camara de Comercio
de Puerto Rico. usando el ingles
o el espanol, pero en- ell tiltimo case
debe hacerse una traducci0n ingle-
sa. Els indispensable que los as
pirantes digan su edad, sexo, color,
practica, conocimientos, referencias,
etc, etc. No sc atendera ninguna
solicitud verbal en- persona, nj
sc contestara ninguna carta caren-
te de cualquiera de los datos que
aquf Sc piden. 9-27
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MAGNIFTCOS LOCALES. Adam

WH~AO4NAA ANOh0e AO<JSAA4G1Js AdQul-
lanse los bajos de Cristo esquina
Allen, Y los altos Y bajos de Cruz
8, propios para tienda cafe. Infor
maran en- Ell Cielo, Allen %, Tel6-
fono 40. 9-24
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MISCELANEA
MUDANzAs GRATIS: Us

pagara NADIA por mudar
milia a eualquier parte de l
Solamente pagara por sus n
IN precio razonable. Tenemo
nos caminos de gomas de ali
muebles no sufriran ningin I
fecto. Trasladaremos a su !
gratis en- buenos carros de Il
Tenemos personal, bien &c
Lame al Telefono No. 1884
turce o dirfjase personalmt
Cerra No. %.
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VENDO buena Residential en- San
turce. Tomo casa peQue1a en-
cambio finca en- Rio Piedras, Tru-
jillo, Catafio 0 GuaynabO. Informa-
ra Tel6fono 1, 6, 0, s, Santurce, p.
Rico
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COLARES: En- magnffico sitio,
Parada IA, Carretera Nueya. Mi
ramar. No necesita tener tOdo el di-
nero. Informes: Apartado 541, San
Juan. Telefono 135 rojo, Santurce.
1910
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TURA RADICAL, el vicio de to-
mar bebidas embriagantes, me-
dante un procedimient6 cientffico
sin que ell que 10 toma sc de cuen-
ia. Envfe $100 v vuelta correo en-
viaremos instrucciones. P. Roman
Melendez, Manatf. 1880 = 9.24
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AUTOMOBILES

GRADUESE de choffer. Enviare
QUESTIONABLE, y respuestas habi-
litandole para chofer por % centa-
vos, que enviara en- sellos de correo
J. B. Rola, 33 Cruz St., San Juan,
p. r. 9-26
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NHAEsTROs DE La TSLA

NH HEAAIAoA NUS OI LA 1611A
que pagar a la competenc
clos altos cuando nosotros
mos. Perry Pictures en- MAJ
centavOs. Marcos solos con
40 centavos. Presidentes en-
Is x 20 $1.75. Artotypes is K
marco $3.50. Artotypes % K
marco $4.00. Maximas con
Pictures en- uno $O.75. Ell Gri
dro Hist6rico 'sEntrada Al
nos en- P. Rico" tamafio 16x2O
chos Inspectores $500 Zane
bets $1.35. NORM AIfabets a
tavos. Sobres para Report G.
ciento $1.00. Y todos efecto
lares siempre a precios mas
que nuestrOs competidc1es.
sus pedidos a Mayaguez Fral
Sue, Arecibo, p. r.
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DAFAEL PETITION GUZMAN.

Afinador reparador de pianos
ofrece sus servicios. Larga experien
cia, Stop 5, Carretera AZ, tel6fono
No. 1134. San Juan. 1910
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CE NECESITAN agentes competen
tes para trabajos a mano. Sola
mente deberan hacer solicitud per-
sonas que puedan trabajar bien Y
en- trabajos FINOS. Els nidispensa
bic dar garantfa para tomar agen-
cia. Dirfjase al Apartado 1872, San
Juan. p. r. 9-27
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rUACAMAYO-Amarillo Y colo
RADIO. Sc ha extraviado. Gratifi-
camos al que 10 encuentre Y 10 en-
tregue a la Plaza Provision Co.,
Allen 15. San Juan. P. r. 9-23
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COLOCACIONES

TIE FARMACLA, Sc necesita un
dependiente con buena practica
y conocimientos escolares no menos
de 81 grado. r. B. Martin, Box 1856
Guayama. 9-22
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CHALET EN- VENTA

de concrete, frente almacenes
Rexach, Ayenida Borinquen. Cerca
Hip0dromO, sin estrenar. SitiO sa-
ludable, en- una Iona. Preciosa Wis
ia. M. Gambia S74 verde, San Juan.
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ENVIARENIOS

ENVIAREMOS cualquier
cion nuestro boletfn con
recciones de casas american
dan trabajo a domicilio y a.
importantes EXCLUSIVES. En-
dollar a: Home Service Z
Box 263, Bayam6r.
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TRUCK FORD GAIA de tumba de
acerO y otra de MADEIRA. Gomas
semi maciZas Y extras. Uso privado.
seis meses. Sc vende baratO. Tel6-
fOno 800, Santurce. 9-23
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&c VENDE partida de postes creo
sotados de 25 a 80 pies largo
Sc poste. Informes, Telefono 1922,
Oficina de j. Benftez Cintes, San
Juan. 9-2S
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I BRETAS EsCOLAREs. ]
I'm NEW YORK: Como en-

- ~ WI" 1UAeAAs OOHlO Ell
pia casa. Visite esta CT
famiIia V quedara complacid
ca Broadway V Central Pan
way Y Elevados proximos.
razonables. DIR. Font Is We
st. Informaran Box 400, SaI
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HIPWECA

DNERO. $15,OOO.OO. Para colo
car sobre buenas fincas en- San
Juan. Informara ell Lcdo. Luis ia
ner Landr6n, Tanca No. 2, Edificio
BelavaI, Tel6fono No. 10, San
Juan. 9-23
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/ ECHE. ST no esta satisfecho de
la que lie siryen lie nega tarde,
lame al 1914 rojo, Santurce. Ase-
guramos buen seryicio artfculo
puro Y fresco. Pruebelo. 9.24
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COL0CACIONES

PROFESORA. Con conocimientos
generates de oficina, desea colo
caci0n para trabajar en- oficina
respectable. Sueldo m0dico pa
IA empezar, buenas referencias. Di-
rfjase. PROFESORA, El Mundo.
9-24.
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CR CONIERCIANTE. seflor

trial. Miles de personals
rren a los cines commandment
necesitan la mercancfa de 0
su producto delos a conocer q
dio de clis6s anunciadores. I
formes a Porto Rico Slide &C
"a Cabo RoiO. r. r..
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NTENDO Casa MADEIRA $500. Bal
con y cimientos cemento. Cuatro
dormitorios. Cocina gas. Gale AFR
mada. Excelente vecindario, Ave-
nida Perez 10. San Juan Moderno.
Tel6fono SO verde, Santurce. Apar
tado 872, San Juan. 1913
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COMPRA-VENTA

SEMILLA DE CEBOLLaS. Legfti-
ma de Canarias Y de la clase
blanca amarillo la acaban de recibir
y venden garantizando su germina-
ci0n. MENDEZ MARTINEZ & CO.,
Infanta Luisa A Y 6. Marina. P.
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NEND0 Truck Mack toneladas
modelO A. c. reparado pintado
por mecanico experto v en- magnf-
ficas condolences. Infermaran Ra-
fael Hernandez Mejfas, Box 116,
San Lorenzo, p r. 1916