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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05
STOCK YARDS FIRE
CAUSES GREAT LOSS
Armour and Company Sustain Loss
of 100000 When Beef
House is Destroyed.

Chicago, Ill.-The greatest concen-
tration of FIRE fighting apparatus called
to a Chicago fire in years, was neces-
sary late yesterday to subdue flames
which attacked the old beef house of
Morris and company, now owned by
Armour and company in the Chicago
stock yards. Fifty-seven engine COM
panies were called by quadruple
alarm.
For time it appeared that the en-
tire yards were in danger although the
fire was confined to the one building.
Loss was estimated at 100000.
SCATTERING lard burned several fire
men and several Others were slightly
injured.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05
TESTS.

One thousand freshmen at the
Pennsylvania State college this year
took psychological test to determine
their general knowledge. They were
required to answer 230 questions in
40 minutes.
Results were a little surprising in
view of results college girls have been
making in scholarship competition
with men.
The men students in this test made
an average score of 1913 and women
students TIT.
Many men will seize this bit of in
formation as something that will give
them a good laugh. Let them-the
laugh lately has been so much on the
side of the other sex.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05
'POSTOFFICE BILLS
KILLED BY COMMITTEE
Amendment Providing for Building of
New Postoffices in Various
Cities Killed by Committee.

Washington, D. Can am andment
to the second deficiency appropriation
bill proposing an appropriation of ap-
proximately s8,oOO,O00 for public build
ings in various cities was eliminated
today by. conferees of the senate and
house in agreeing upon the measure.
The above amendment carried an
appropriation for the Kenosha post
Office building of 100000 as part of
a six year building program for build
ings throughout the country. Earlier
today messages from Washington had
brought hope that the bill would be
passed by the present congress. 1t IS
expected that the measure or one
similar to it will be introduced at
the next congress.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05
HOMES.

America is getting caught up on its
housing shortage. Building construc-
ton last year declined about coo
million dollars over the year prev
icus.
This year, according 10 the Copper
and Brass Research association, pros
poets indicate a four billion dollar
building program, smaller by more
than a billion than that of last year
Building Enthusiastically is slowing
down somewhat It signifies nothing
more, however. than the passing of
the war boom period and a trend to-
ward normal in the industry.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05

Have you noticed the scarcity 0.
mems tie pins? It's because the wo
men don't like to be bald headed
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05

If ham and eggs get any more cx-
pensive they will be considered a cou-
pie Of highbrows.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05

Lots of times a man thinks girl
is crazy about him because she can't
get date with anybody else.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05

Springs coming. And then the am
bition of most of us will be not to
have any ambition.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05

It is better to be poor relative
nobody examines your stomach when
you die suddenly
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05

Still, you can't call Trotzky has
been until Russia is reasonably sane
again.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-05

Seeing her before breakfast is a
good cure for love sickness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-25
TAKOMA PARK. MD.

S7,25O will buy this new. modern bunga-
low OF 5 rooms and bath sleeping porch. 1t
has oak floors. open fireplace. hot-water
heat electric range. Lot 45x200 with beau
1ful shade trees. Small down payment and
easy terms. See OWNER and builder 327
Cedar ct. Col. 6097-W. 26'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-25
ROSEMONT


New and & room modern homes. Come
out Sunday or any day. Remember, Rose
mont has ALL the modern CONVEX fences. to-
gether with improved streets and the best
roads and transportation into the city. Only
20 minutes TO the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, - minutes to 18th and Pa. ave.
Fifteen new homes building, Three ready TO
move into. Prices, $500 to $4,000. Terms
10 suit. Now is the time to- get the full
benefits of suburban life. and Rosemont has
The greatest in comfort and convenience to
offer you. Open every day.
Take electric at 18th and Pa. ave. for
North Rosemont Station. or drive over High
way Bridge. out the upper boulevard to our
F C. GOoDNow COMPANY.
102 South ST. Asaph St. Alexandria. Va.
Phone Alex. a26.
See These Bargains Today.
Only 'S $3.50. 500 cash. S45 month. '' 0'
5-room house, gas, bath. electricity; very
large corner lot: lawn. hedge and shade
month.
4.,room bungalow. cleo. well water.
$3.50: $3.50 cash; S35 per mo.
Office open every day.
A. NJ. McFADDEN,
1885 r. I. Ave, Mt Rainier, Nd
0pposite trolley station. Phi. Hyatts. 234.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-25

OPEN TONIGHT FOR INSPECTION
To Pm.
1882 Monroe ST.. n.w.-A, fne TT; brick
electric lights. tiled bath. two porches and
garage. The location is ideal. being close
TO 18th and 18th sts.. market. churches
and theaters. Price and terms occasionally
JONES & FREER. Tiyol Theater Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-25
$3.50.

OPEN SUNDAY. > TO 6.
Or Phone Hyattsville S07-F-21.
Corner Edmondston Road & Columbia Ave.
East Riverdale. Nd.
Two-story. Groom & bath; cleo: porches
all concrete: large corner lot with lawn.
shruhhery: ahundance bearing fruit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-25
ON A.

house of this kind you will find at the
price. viii sell for $500 with fair cash and
monthly payments to reliable person; . large
heating plant and fireplace: gas range; beau
tiful porch: all in fine condition: answer
quick if you want a real home bargain. Adj
dress Box 213-R Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-25
Where Location Assures Safety
With Profits

Wnere Location Assures Sa1ety
With Profits
EVANSVILLE.
~. &, bath bung., with double sleeping
porch. elec.. y. furnace. large lot. Price,
81 $50: $500 cash. $40 month.
New Or; & bath bung.. with loored attic.
ele".. h.-w.h.. sleeping porch. fireplace, hard
wood floors laundry trays Price $4,000:
8 900 cash, $50 month
Il r. & tile bath. h.-w.h., double garage.
s. 900.
New Dutch colonial s r. & bath. INV h :.
omen fireplace. hardwood floors. Mi. shade
trees. Price, 50 $50: 81 900 cash, sos mo.
S-r. house, l q acres. garage chicken
house and yard, garden, fruit trees. Price.
SG.50O.
Tor. & 2-hath house. . "a acres of ground.
garage, chicken house. stable. cleo. elec.
stove, furnace heat. Fruit trees and lots of
shade. Price, S10,500; 81 900 cash. S15 a
month.
II r. & b.. u acres. ami. furnace. ga
rage: one block from car line and boulevard.
Price S11 900.
See our list of properties before buying.
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-25
FALLS CHURCH VA
A REAL BARGAIN.

Northwest suburban home with garage
vacant. large rooms, daylight cellar I'M
der entire house: amt. unusual large lot
shade trees and shrubbery: price. S10.250:
cash. $500: bal. terms Telephone y. s79S.
26'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-25
81 1.SOO.

sos QUINCY NV.
S7.25o-Lovely semi -detached home over
looking Soldiers Home Park of large
rooms and tile bath. Hot-water heat. cleo
trio lights and will be papered and painted
Reasonable terms can be arranged
4401 9TH ST. NV.
$40. 5o0-Entirely detached home on cor
ner OF 9TH and Webster SITS. NV. with every
modern convenience. Five large bedrooms.
tile bath. fireplace. large porch. Large lot
on terrace with number of nice shade
trees. Very reasonable terms.
18th ST. NE.
s6.75o-This wide front colonial home
Just of East Capitol st. has large
rooms. tile bath. fine cellar and double back
porch and is in fine condition. Only 81 200
cash. balance like rent.
OPPOSITE SOLDIERS
HOME.
7.460-Semi -deta ched home on Rock
Creek Church road. opposite lovely Soldiers
Home Park. where the view is perfect six
large rooms and tile bath. hot-water heat
and electric lights. The lowest-priced home
in this hne section. Only $3.50 cash. balance
easy.
DAVIS & STEELE.
1920 n. Y. Ave. Main 2321-s.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20

ant Party cry to the peasants of the
whole world: Peasants, comrades,
see! We, the Peasant Party Of Bull
garia drove the bourgeoisie from pow
er, but we did not venture to destroy.
1t and feared to make an alliance with
the workers. We did not understand
how to create a point OF support in
the towns. We have not found among
us any leaders for our troops. Among
the peasants we have not found peo-
pie who had been trained in the
school of long fights against the bour-
geoisie. The bourgeOisie understood
how to throw the net of their conspir-
acies over us. They understood how
to seize power again. Then they kill
ed the best among us in thousands.
They shot US and hanged us. May
our example serve as a lesson to you.
Remember, therefore, that the peas
ants can only hberate themselves
from the capitalist yoke in brotherly
alliance with the workers, and under
their leadership"
THE Communist on the way to his
\ execution calls to his fellow work
ers: Comrades of all countriesl We
are perishing here because we have
not understood how to unite with the
peasant class. We did not support
them in the fight against the bour-
geOisie. We left it to their inexperien-
ced hands to control power. We at
tempted to retrieve this error, but too
late! And this is costing us thousands
of victims. What is lost in one moment
OF history must often be won again in
long years of pitiless struggles. Learn
and strengthen yourself! Keep up
your couragel Remember that ON the
day on which the working class and
the peasants find themselves side by
side confronting the bourgeoisie, side
by side as the Bulgarian workers and
peasants are now dying together. we
will be victoriousl"
The Bulgarian counter-revolution
and with it the international counter
revolution, are organizing a demon
stration in Sofia-the first Of its kind
for the united front ofothe workers
and peasants! They demonstrate that
their victory means humiliation OF
the one as much as the other. We viii
do everything in order that this shall
be understood. The CHASTITY spectacle
Of the world bourgeoisie and Of the
Bulgarian bourgeoisie win turn
against those who have arranged it.
ITO the Bulgarian Communists and
L peasants who are dying there, we
send our last greetings! We know
that they will go courageously to
death. In their final hour they will
neither find themselves alone nor for
saken. We are sure that their blood
will be fruitful seed. Over the walls
OF the bayonets they will see the mil
lions of workers and peasants reach
ing out towards them, raising their
hands in farewell and also in sign OF
al oath. We swear to revenge theml
We swear that the working class will
know how to scourge its execu-
tionersI
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20

1t Is the language of the gallows
which are set up in the Cathedral
Square of Sofia. May we never for
get this! This is the will of the re-
dictionaries of Bulgaria and the world
bourgeoisie. May the memory OF
these acts of violence be stamped in
the heart of every proletarian child.
May this picture harden us in the
fight when we shall be the stronger!
WORKERS and peasants will be or
are already hanging side by side.
A roll Of drums will drown their last
words. We, however, will hear these
last words and shall spread them
turnout the whole world. Every peas
ant, every worker must hear them
The martyrs of the Bulgarian Peas
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20

ing class and Of the peasants whom
they did not succeed in killing on
their arrest!"
at ISTENi" we say to the probe
tarians of all countries, for the
gallows of Sofia will speak their own
language: "The acts of violence of
Zankov teach you that in civil war
there is no mercy. ProIetarfans OF
all countries, do not forget this! A
day will come when the roles win be
exchanged. when the representatives
of the bourgeoisie will be in your
handsI Remember then the lessons
of Sofial No Mercy! Those who do
not understand how to hit the class
enemy hard, will die at his hands.
They or wei"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20

average productivity Of labor for the
Soviet Union as a whole Is IT. per
cent and wages 1877 per cent of the
pre-war level.
According to Comrade Korotkov's
report in the Central Control Com
mission, in the budget year 1924
the considerable wages increase was
accompanied by comparatively slow
upward movement of the productivity
OF labor. In the first quarter of the
budget year 192425. this proportion
was remedied by the daily output
per head increasing 1913 per cent in
stead of only 3.S per cent, whilst
wages experienced further increase
OF "a per cent The following table
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20
PRODUCTIVITY OF LABOR In THE
SOVIET UNION STEADILY CLIMBS
TOPREWAR LEVEL GO UP

MOSCOW CBy 1929 the
productivity labor 4S
192324
productivity Of labor SO
the fourth quarter IS cent and
productivity Of cent of the level
budget 2+25 70
productivity of the level At
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20

One of the victims publicly hanged by
Zankov "for the Sofia cathedral ex-
pIosion"
with approval at the spectacle afford
ed in Sofia. The Bulgarian social de-
mocrats have likewise given their ap-
prevail to the zankov government.
The corpses of Stambulisky and hum
dreds Of peasant leaders had hardly
grown cold, when the Bulgarian so
cial democrats entered the govern
ment And now, when this govern
ment is clinging desperately to pow
er. and is reintroducing the medieval
methods for suppressing the peoples
movement, the Bulgarian social de-
mocrats declare their approval Of the
executions.
THE Second International, which
4 during the trial of the counter.
revolutionary social revolutionary ter
rorists and conspirators Of Russia, at
tempted to mobilize the public opin-
ion of the whole world and proclaim
ed on this occasion the inadmissibili-
ty of the armed struggle between
the various sections of the proie-
tariat," finds not single word OF
blame for the Bulgarian socialdemo-
Gratis. The Second International.
which sent lawyers in order to defend
the terrorists who had made attempts
upon the life of Lenin, does not find
it necessary to denounce the bloody
reprisals of Sofia.
The telegraph announces: Listen.
listenl In Sofia they are going to
hang the representatives of the work
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20

EtOR over week Zankov has been
announcing that he will employ
the gallows. For over a week bour-
geois Europe has been awaiting with
curiosity to hear the crack Of the
broken necks Of the Communists who
are compelled to swing from the gal
lows.
Not single voice has been raised
in the bourgeois press. Nobody has
called out to the hangmen of Sofia:
Stop! or, Enough!
The Defenders of right and just
ice" seem to be employing their whole
energies in cursing the red terror.
The humanitarian bourgeoisie smiles
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20

BALTIMORE = OPP = The Glass
Bottle Blowers ASSN. opens its con-
vention in Baltimore. July 6. 1t re-
ported 5000 members to the A. f. OF
l.. in 1924 compared with 10000 in
1891.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-20

is an illustration of the Punctuation
of the wages and the daily output per
head since October 1922:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25
En- Id reunion.
continuation d. Ia Ia. DAs.

por IN pasada Asamnlea Municipal
claslficadcs asf:
ta) Cnentas de la casa Finlay
Yarmouth ana Lee, originadas Por
materiales romadoe en- .dieha casa
para rcparaciones hechas en- el Hos
mtal d. Maternidad
fb) Estados De ingresos, egresos.
ingnesos eyentuales 9 impgoyistos GO
grespoRiielites q este AluIdcipio ap-
rante III mes lie pieiemDre del 1924.
(e) Cuentds pendientes de pago al
seAor p. Galguera Y Co. 81
(dl Reclamation dc N casa San
tIago A. Panzardi por arreglos de
desrerfeetos a eptom5vl del Lcdo
Rafael Rivera Zayas ocasionado
por un choque con una de Las bonn
has para extinguir fuego, de este
Municiplo.
(e) Facturas dc la casa Martinez
Higueras y Co, en- eobro de mate
riales t0mados a dicha casa usa-
dos en mejoras que se hicieron en-
81 Asllo Municipal de Ancianos du-
rante Ia pasada Administration.
. % Carta del senor Diez de An
dino salIente, sobre I'm eScrito del
sefor J. A. Canals con relacion a
unn mia do terreno tomadn la
SUCCESSION {. Bolivar para el ensan-
che de- In Ayenida Ponce de Leon.
(g) Cnenta a que aseiende La ca
ia y gastos lie entierrp : funeral
de Sor Maria Arrue 10
(hl sobVe gastos orisipados en- el
ensauche dc Ia Gale vaides en Pper-
a ds TERRA.
Ql &ohre rsclanaaci0n del I.cdo
Harnandsz L0paz por tsrrsDes ds eu
Drspisdad atilisadcs Ell N obra del
snsancha.
90 Reclamation Dis la casa j..
cnvilles Dor La sunni do SlO007 por
materiales de plomerfa tomados por
don Federico Garcia Daeila, Ad-
ministrador del Hospital Municipal
en- Ia pasada administration.
(kl Cnenta de Aboy Vidal v Co.,
pOr $500 por materiales suplidos
a Ia pasada Administrator.
CD Facturas de La casa PortilIa
por deudas heehas por la pasada
Administration.
(m) De In Asamblea Municipal
de comerlo aeompafiando una Re-
soluelon adoptada por dieha Asam-
blea en- Febrero 10, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25
SINos ENFEKMfzOs
MAI.HUMoRADoS

Los nihos que sufren de Iombrices
est&n snoJados, inquietos, enfermi-
zos. Hay sin embargo otros sinto.
mas. 81 el nino esta palido, ojeroso,
tionC NAL aliento y no torna interes
en 'ngar, es cast SECURE que los pa
rasitos estAn acabsndo con su vita
lIdad, III mejoT remedio contra las
ombrces es el Whites Cream Ver-
wifueo. Is, ademas el mas inofen-
givo para Ia saiud del nifio. De ven
- en- gs5 fsrmaetas droguerias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25
Ia PARTIDA
DE FAIRFIELD

CualqmieFA que Gaa ei senttmiento
en 81 exterior, u veEdad es qrs 81
EfpFessntante Fairfield de Indians,
Presidents del comitk de Asuntos
InaulaFos de IA cAmAra, la hscho
ssrdaAsEoa esfueER0s para 0btaDac
"A aprohasi6n De ios pr0yestOs de
rpsrto niao = las FnlnnAa pefo 80
dssFpia en las prnariaa. le obliga
issFaras dsi coAgEaso tan prontn
tnlH'ns "a pressnts sssi6n. 70 Qne
alsFsfseA nn Rolpa do mnarta para
hes nrqyeefos cue difseilInente
saspnfFaFAn auien les imVuise GA el
sena e los eomit6a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25

70 a. lsgaE q ssta capital rselsnte-
iaente. 40 supleEen pFesentar un
fents unido. fnieo medic para ase
fnrsr ia apFebaci6a del proyecto Ia
eausa de esas dincnltsdes partida.
rstas 10 podenos n1sotFos poner.a
ie rsltsya pefg u VeEaGd - cue "a
"a aus t1nnfs eaalqaieF proyecto
favorable ruerso Rice. se necesi.
fa aEs teass los puertoFFiqHeiios. por
ff'gf'g-ienfs Gssanime. denanasn su
rpgoheeita p s.eesn preston ca ese
fsnsido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25

Ia trists vsFdaa. e. cue nj 81 Ia
camara nj sn el ssnado hay up
EEupa. nafieientemente poderoso,
cue - oenps de impulsaE IA legisla-
ci6n an favor de Pusrto Rico. AEien-
tEas las cOm1aiones que nos visitan,
screen preai6n, se nota cieFta aeti'
v'daA psro tan pEont0 So marehan'
nadss haes nada. - cue sea aDrOba-
% sn 81 futuro dieho proyscto, de-
pends De cue haya estaAistas ame1'
anoa, ans - intsrsean noblsmsnse
ca daE Is bAtalia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25

Estes efectos combinados seran
una revelation para I'd.
Envie el cup6n y recibira un
tubito para diez dias. Observe que
Enpios Sc sienten los dientes, des-
pues de usarlo. Note la desapari-
cion de la pelicula viscosa. Ffjese
como ernblanquecen los dientes, a
medida que desaparece la pe1icula.
Compare Ell nuevo metodo con
los antiques y decida por ST mismo
cual es mejor. Recorte ahora el
cup6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25

rs pilas y baterias EVEREA-
SDY han demostrado ser con
aucto las nejores para radio. Du-
IAN mas tempo, p:estan servlcio
mas satisfactorio y son las mas
econ5micas que es possible conprar.
las baterils "B" EVEREAnY,
Jara el circuito Gel electrono de
placa, Sc hacen Gs 22A y de As vol
rios. Estan perfeCtsrnerite aisladas
grovistas dc los conecradores de
sorte Fahnestock que pern1ifen
ta7cer conexiones rapldas y seguras.
las pIas secas SAP EVEREADY
on de mucha mayor auracion cue
lngua Otra pila SEGA enapleada para
radio. FL aeunulador ga" EVE
READY es el mejor de su class que
Sc fabrica.
Las baterias Three" EvEREADY Sc
lacen con elementos de gran tamafo, son
estgaordinariamente potentes, y -bajo deter
.alnadas condolences pueden emplearse como
bs sria "A, como baterfa 'B" como
IL e.i4 &C"
PHASE yer las pilas y 5aterias EVE
READY para Radio e1 los cstablscimien'
tos del rA-.o,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25
Gran Oportur1iclad
.4.s.. VENTA De UNA FINCA DE CAFE

d En- las inmedacones de Aduntas, barrio de va
yales, ClNcO (5) Kilometres de distancia del citado
pueblo, halase la finca que orece venta. Tiene
1A4 cuedas de extension esta atravesada por Ia
rYetera ADJuNTAS-LARES; produce arededor de GEN
(1Oo) quntaes de cafe siendo susceptible de
dn7iento mcho mayor Tene nagnificos terreaos pro-
pos 10 raisrno para cafe que para Bananos PIatanos
den1as frutos menoreses inmeiorable asimsmc, para
piantas ctrosas, Toronias, chnas cdras cuya expo
tac6n sera de retornos seguros por las ventaas que
Ie proporciona la carretera menconada.
Sc presta, asimsmo, esta finca para conyertira
residenca veranega por temperature deIicosa en-
@poca de los caores 10 encantador de sus contornos.
Para mayores informes preco, dirigirse al Sc
hcr X. MARIANA, p. O. Box o75. PONCE. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25
Proteja Ell Esmalte

Pepsodert desintegra la pelf-
cIlla y la e1iniina por medic de
un polvo mucho mas blando
que el esrnalte. Nunca use un
destructor de la pelicula que
contenga substancias asperas
raspantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25

Las investigaciones modernas
han descubierto dos destructores
efcaces de la pelfcula. Uno Ia
desintegra, en- todos los estados de
su desarroIIo. El otro la elirnir1a
sin necesidad de fricci6n perjudi-
cial.
Pruebas han demostrado que
estos 1netodos trajeron una era
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25
'ExcelenEe CaEdad
,Camisas FInas
A UN sAcRrFICIo
ID 90 - -
o pOF ...s.s.s...s spe-Ss y -

Tres kermcsas eamisas finas de MA
DRAS y PEECAL de la mejor cslidad
con hCruosas hstas de seda ;, incluyendc
colores negro, azul y lavender, ofrece-
mos usted un precio increiblemente
BAJC de s3.75 por TRES.
La calidad y estilo de estas camisas
son Idsr ttcoa las que costarian a usted
$500 Q mas en- Ia tienda de 'su poblaci6n.
son de magnifica hechura, corte extra,
puhos sraneeses suaves doblados; de apa-
riencia muy elegante. Vale ell DOBLE del
precio al que las estamos vend.endo. Ta-
manos del IS al II.
NO MANDE DIEERo
.Pagne al cartero SS.75 mas unos
enantos centavos de porte al recibirlas.
81 dospuess de examinarlas cree que no
vAlen sl D0BI.E de 10 que ha pagado,
devusivalas y lie reembolsaremos su di
nero.
GRATIS: IN par de mancuellas platea-
das SO daran gratis a todo cliente que
paroveche esta oferta.
A sHAINEs Dept. F--15,
30 Lsnsx Ave. New York, N.
Advt.