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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Ballard Plays
Nippons Today

Tho Nippon A. c, and the Ballard
Commercial club were playing in
their Semi.pro league game this after.
noon at Adams pluyfield. in Ballard.
Tho two teams moved their schedule
ahead so they could play on the holi.
day.
Sundays games will be between
the Waterfront A. A. and the Three
Brothers bye Works at Upper Wood
land park, y, m; the Georgetown
Merchants and the west Seattle G.,
c.. at the Polo Grounds. 1880; the
lciremen and the Green Lake c, c,
IN the second game at the Polo
Grounds. y. M; and South Park
and Druxmons' ut South Park,
2 ~ m.
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walllng. SIX: Condor i've: Quasi.
four. Sonju. three; Luft. two: Du,ton.
bow. Wuthenow. coSswaln.
He win keep these men In the first
shell from now on.
Tho Huskies made a trip over tho
fourmiie course last Tuesday and
viii take another race spin over the
Hudson distance the first day after
Monday in which they have good
water conditions.
II win be tho las, trial under racing
conditions before tho boys leave next
Saturday FOR the Eas,.
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decided disadvantage
II tho siuRker cuts hard at pitch.
believing IL Is going 10 be a fast one.
and too late discovers It's knuckle
or n dlnky slow ball. he cannot hold
back. As result he is made TO
look ridiculous
The crafty type OF batsnen like
Cobb and Collins Try TO time their
swing TO each pitch. That is why
q, ls 30 difficult to strike either OF
them out,
Ruth. on tho other hand. has his
healthy cut at practically every ball
arid Is often strikc-out victim for
the smart pitcher who slows up.
However. Ruth is one Of tho few
players who is an interesting figure
az the bat even when he - striking
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
HOPPE LEADING

CHICAGO. May Willie Hoppe.
former 1872 balklinc billiard cham.
pion. Friday was leading Bob Can.
nefax three-cushion champion in the
s0O.polnt threc.cushion hatcher here.
400 TO $50.
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Innings pl,ehed--Plummer 2. charge
defeat TO piummer AZ piummer 4.
hits I. runs 2 Runs responsible for
FiBmmer 2. NcWoen-y l. struck out
pumoyioh 3. McW.oncy 4 Bases On
balls Piummcr I, Mcwsensy l. HONS
run HnndryS. Two.bane hit - Brady.
Sacrifice -Mcwsensy. Runs battod
In Waner. Henryx. vAlIA. Crane Caught
stealing BRAZIL, vaila. Dumovich. Dou.
bic plays Brady 20 Crane 20 Herman:
Yeiie to Rhyme, Tims-i:4b. umplrea-
Phyic. Schmidt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Dare stalker. Harold Roo0e. Don
Sinuer aud Jack Mclean arc going
TO hare kecner competition than
thep anticipated Ia the second an
nadi links tournament for the
Beacon HiI Rcprodcrs. champion
ship, Jim Morrison. The titichoid-
or. hos returned from 7cTuS. minus
so pounds Of opoirdupois aud less
strokes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

NOR, slug ers
strike out 80
often.
Take tho case
OF Babe Ruth for
instance. Babe
usually leads the
league in strike
outs ~ well as
home runs.
In getting dis.
tAnce the bats.
man swings hard
at every ball
pitched Against
ctriain types Of
pitching the free
Hw niger Is AZ a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

cine Man VIII.
Jams. CHIEF Bad
Man KiltofeF
staggered out all
dollod up IN his
managerial har-
ness. but Tho
Redskins bit the
dust Just the
same. The score
waE San Fran.
cisco 3. Seattle
l. incidentally
this wan the
third successive
operation that
the saasy Seals
performed on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
JESSE j. HAINES
RightHanded Pitcher, st. Louis
Cardinals

Born-Clayton, o.. July %. 1898.
Major League Career--Joined Car.
dinals in 1920, coming from Kansas
City, American Association IN player
agreements. Giad brief t.!!als with
Detroit and Cincinnati clubs)
Outstanding Feats - Pitched the
only no.hit game OF the 1924 major
league season against Boston on
July IL. II was the first time since
1875 ST. Louis pitcher had achieved
the feat. Won 20 games and lost 10
In 1923. Allowed all earned runs
same season.
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4 promising booking Douu0sier Il
Kenneth Ash. huskD H0ht-haHdcd
pitcher. tnho icds Oiron trial 9th
uc White soE during The spring
training season Oid-timers soD he
has a delivery that reminds VI the
tate Addie J0sS. famous Cleveland
hurlcr Of rs years or so s0o.
Ash has been ZEE out 10 the
Shreveport club on option. but Man
aOer Eddie Collins beliepes he's a
great prospect and irin probably
recall hin az The end Of The season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Alex Rose Is
Meet Official

A LEX c. ROSE. golt editor OF
n The Seattle star. has been
choaen as official starter OF tho
r. n. G. A. amateur and open
golf tournament at Tacoma next
week. Rose has been an official
In several meets in and about Sc.
attic for some time.
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49,. s - g 4. -. ~ !.

Oar olds, who feeds the boys and
girls at the Beacon Hin clubhouse.
says his golf game is improving In.
stead of 20 yards, he now finds him.
self standing 20 yards from his ball
after he hits Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
MUM MEETS
LEWIS TODAY

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, May 30
This city w docl'cd out In holiday
appearance for the wrestling bout
Decoration Day between Wayne
big" Mum and Ed "sirnnglor"
Lewis. Preparations have been made
TO handle tho biggest crowd OF visit.
Org since lnat year. when Tom Glib.
bons maulod Georges Carpenter
about the blue sky arena here,
Tho wrestling lltlc and tho $40. 900
championship belt arc ut stake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Charlie Walker. the Insurance
monarch, after giving Archie stuarts
burned.up auto the uncover. told
the wrccklng crew TO jack up the
horn and put n new car under Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

the promoters OF
the milk fund
bouts postponed
his bout with
Paul Berlenbscli
from Friday
night to Satur-
day night. II was
the first time in
all his adven-
lures in gam
bling against the
weather that Tex
Richard chose a
date that turned
o ut SO rainy
as TO necessitate
q postponement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
WOMAN AUTO RACER

JOLIET. Ill. May 30. - Miss
Marian Martin. one Of the few
women automobile racing drivers.
viii oppose Barney Sullivan OF Chi.
cago Saturday In five.mIle match
race here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

definite lin u .
for tho Husky
she'll FOR the
Hudson RAGS
IT'S tho first
time that tho
rowing coach has
given out his
first boat lineup
as lio has been
shifting about
trying 20 find the
beet combination.
Barring acci.
dents and lneligi.
biliiy tho follow.
Ing men will rcp-
resent washing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Art krauss is in the lumber
business, but he is going TO
branch out into the golf business.
Al least he has purchased n
brand new set OF clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
BEAVERS LOSE

PORTLAND. May "a. Portland
was defeated again here By Los An.
geles. losing TO 2. yesterday.
The score-- n II =
Los Angeles .sss..s...t.t.4 10
Portland ,.4....sss ...s...,. IL o
batteries GisErsr aud sanberEI
Burns Mssksr ard Tahin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

CARL WHITE STARTED OFF
WITH A i.S-i.44 AT INGLEWOOD
LAST SUNDAY AND THEN HIS
PLAYMATES INFORMED HIM
THAT THEY WE'RE ONLY "PLAY.
ING FOR FUN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Gallon Names His Men
for First HuskY Boat

Hp UsTY' callow was In a talka.
IL tive mood saturday and in the
course OF conversation the Wash.
ington rowing coach announced his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Sluggers Lose
Art of Timing
ny BILLY EVANS

TT seems when a batsman seeks TO
set distance he loAscs some OF the
finer points OF timing. That Is why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Hats
Big Fight
In Gotham

NEW YORK. May 3o.-Afickey nc.
~ Tigue's term as llght.heayy.
weight champion OF the world was
extended for at least ~ hours when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Sweet Cops Heat
Half-AIile Feature

A full program OF track and field
events is caried with tho half.mile
race. featuring Richardson, the Card.
!nal star. and Charters. tho sensa.
tionai Washington man. being one OF
tho best attractions.
Sweet wns favored 10 talse both
dashes. Flanagan OF Oregon.
was slated TO win the broad
jump; Eilertson. of o. A. c.. was
The leading candidate in the jaw.
elm; Clayton OF o. 4. C.. and
Smith Of Stanford. were con.
ceded slight edge. II any, in the
high jump. The pole vault Is
anybody's judging b. the dope.
Miller was the popular choice in
the quarier.mile. The Stanford star
is credited with tho best time made
this year by any OF the men com.
peting. APPLICABLE OF Washington, is
the best Northwest entry,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Hill Bcnston has n new name for
n mnsnic.niblick, but this rs fam
lily newspaper.
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Another on
Button for
Tribesmen
Eldred Hits Again; Me-
Weeney and Dumovitch
Work Well on Hill

EMERGiN0 from the cooler FRI
~ day where lac had been confined
for three days by orders from Med.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
TIGERS LOSERS

last Monday and found that the pop.
ular stores there were closed on nc.
count OF the queens birthday holi.
DAY. lie didn't even wait to play
golf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

10 Ieet, and ID Inches. HOff-
man was second with a heaye
of 45 feet, "a inches.
The other men 10 qualify were:
DurrWachter. Washington state. 43
feet. and "a inches: Egtvct. Wash.
ington. 10 feet. and 5.s inches.
Blumenthal Montana, II feet. 3.s
inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
DETECTIVE STIrE

Chief Of Police Bill Scveryns
drove u ban $50 yards at BEACON
I'm the other day and Capt
Charlie Dolphin is trying to rind
ont how much Garry It had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Devine Two-Mile Ace

Devine. who broke the Coast two.
mile mark last Tuesday. VIII be a IA.
vorite in hts race. The Washing.
ton state star has only ran the dis.
lance a few times and has bios.
somed. out as star.
Montana's relay team, with
Sweet as the anchor man, figures
Ia cop this specially.
George Narnell win be the starter
today. assisted by competent crew
q officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Horrp Young has discovered the
only sure uov 10 PUT aud that is
TO giro The ball an orcr-spin. Ho,o
10 oct from tco TO green IN par
figures mo kind OF spin barred Is
The problem that H. Y, is nop
working on,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

ton ON the water at poughkcepsIe:
Ulbrickson. stroke. SANFORD. seven.
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Coast League
HOW ans srnIEs sTANn
SACS WINNERS

OAKLAND. May s0.- Sacramento
lost It's first game OF tho series with
the oaks here yesterday. to 1.
The score n. II. E.
Sacramento .....i 4
Oakland .............S 2
Batteries HuEhos Martin and shea
Krauss and Read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Nothing was at stake when the
Rainier and Tacoma teams mot last.
sunday, SO they decided to match
their cards to see what should be
tho name given the much.discussod
mammoth toe--Mount Rainier or
Mount Tacoma. It's stIll Mt. Rainier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Gene Hatton won one buck from
Johnnie Gray and managed to col
lect half that omount--aftcr arguing
for an hour and half,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
A PARTY OF GOLFERS FROM
PORTLAND SPENT THE WEEK.
END IN ABERDEEN. THAT'S ALL
THEY DID SPEND. THEIR
MONEY WAS NO GOOD THERE.

Eddie Burke managed to get rid OF
n rusty quarter and now Homer
Brown Ia looking FOR tho pikcr who
took Eddios two bits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas ., san Antonio 16.
Fort Worth s, Houston 8.
Wichita Falls 16. Beaumont Is.
Shreveport 4. Waco 5.
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How h this for u tough brcak7
Chot King went up TO Vancouver
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our noble athlete


fesisrday'H ball game was real
one but n tall Scot by tho name
Of Douglas Mcweeney had far too
much alp on the agate for the locals.
BIN Plummer started on the mound
for the killsferiiss. he took an early
shower. the Seals getting 20 him for
four hits. good for three taiiiea In
the flut two Innings. That ended
Blll'a day OF toll.
Nick pumoyitch took up the bur.
den whore Plummer LIFT off. and
what a nifty Job he made OF Il. Ills
lei,handed shooia had the smuggling
visitors helpless, and for the first
five frames he worked nary hlt
could be had from his offerings. Yes,
Nick t0dked f,sieftfss .ttssat ,s..s..t..s
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Hoffman Takes Discus


Hoffman took the lead in the dis.
Gus with a record Of 147 feet. 8
inches IIartranft was second with
l4g feet. four inches.
The others traiIed as follows
Diyon. o. A. C., 40 feet: Egyet,
Washington. 1856 feet, inches;
Hutchinson. Idaho. 1872 feet, 8
inches.
The records IN these events are
the only ones 20 count In the finals
today.
Leistner Is Hurdle Star
Leistner. crack Stanford hurdler.
romped home an easy winner in
both OF the stick heats in which he
ran. Myers OF Washington state.
won the other low hurdle heat with
Baker Of o. a. C. winning the other
high timber trial.
Besides Lcistner and Myers the
following men qualified in the
low hurdles: Kelsey, Oregon;
. Thompson, Idaho; Augustine,
Washington. Dole. Stanford.
Sweet Cops Heat
Sweet. the powerful Montana
Splinter. breezed home a winner IN
his heat in the ioo.yard dash with.
out half trying. while Clarke Of
Washington. won the other.
Extra. Oregon; Schroeder. Of
Washington; Jacobs. Washingt.
ton state. and Leistner. Stan.
ford. also qualified in the cen.
fury dash.
The finals are on today and the
big meet WAS scheduled TO get under
ssgnts at 9tE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
WESTERN I.ItAGllIa

"st, Joseph 10, wichita rs,
Lincoln o. Dos Moinos ..
Denver ., Omuhn II.
Tulsa 2, Oklahoma city ..
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Hob Hum. Eldred Hits

Another feature that turned up
was Brick Eidred running his string
OF hits In consecutive games up 20
IS. His bingle 20 hight field on his
first trip 20 the plato did tho trick.
That waa the only blow he aid make
OF Of Scotiy MCWeeney.
Frisco started off By scoring
run In the first inning. Wallis got
HE WHEN Herman Iurglod his
Kroundor; the fleet footed center.
fielder then seooted TO third when
Mnlligan worked the hltand.run
play with blow over second and
scored when Waner topped one
along The infield.
Tim Hsndryx. who was inserted
into the line-up when Pete Kilduff
took sick. busted one OF Piummer's
choicest hsaves into the left field
bleaehefu IN the second inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Rhyme Again

Hal Rhyme. the peer OF minor
league shortsiops. followed with a
single and crossed tho plate when
Naila cracked ono into right field.
That ended the Seals scoring for the
day. and also Bin piummer's mound
duty.
Sammy Crane. who replaced
Emmer at short, rifled ono 10
center In the second and Herman
registered. That ended the
Tribes rIinmai,ing for the matt.
nee. From then on McWcrney
was real Scotch with his allow.
anoc Of hits.
Double,headers viii he played 10.
day and tomorrow and the final
game 81 tho series on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Slated for Daly Ia ninth.
Rrnra hv inntnes
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rGHE Pacific Coast Coal league VIII
4 sagain swing into action sun
u ,gher, burnett Will entertain the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
La compania |'F' de la Guor
diia Ndcional de Puerto Rico

| bo de la personalidad portorri-
queha.
| Varios de nuestros representan-
ties, conscientes del importante pa
pei que Ia Guardia Nacional des-
+, empena en- cuanto a las aspira-
clones politicas de. la mayorla de
los portorriquenos, favorecieron Ia
asignacion de sesenta y cinco mil
d5lares que seran destinados al pa
go de cuarteles, conserjes, trans
porte, personal de oficinas en- San
Juan y gastos de escritorio. A es-
tie respecto, una vez terminada Ia
parada de la Companfa y va en- ell
! teatro San Lorenzo, cuyos propieta
rio es Ell Major Balasquide, dicho ca
bailero explico, en- sentimental dis
curse, los motivos que concurren
para que Puerto Rico aporte su
cooperation economical para ell SOS
tenimiento de la Guardia NacionaI
en- nuestra isla. TOGO tambien otros
puntos muy importantes, entire
ellos, el de que siempre, y especial
mente cuando el hombre Sc halla
frente a alguna injusticia, debe
clamar al Omnipotente, depositan-
do en- FL toda su confianza.
No tuve la hermosa oportunidad
de oir todo ell discurso del Captain
Gotay, pero estoy SECURE que fue
una brillante exposition, dada la
preparation Intellectual, pues osten
ia los siguientes cargos y profesio
hes: Captain de la Guardia Nacio-
nal, primer teniente de la Reserva
y professor de instruction publica,
i Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
de Ponce y Licenciado en- Leyes.
FL senor Jaime L. Drew, primer
teniente de la Reserva Y distingui-
do educacionista, diserto con verbo
claro Y sencillo sobre el Ejercito
Regular, la Gpardia Nacional y Ia
Reserva. Fue una magnifica confe-
rencia la dictada por el primer
teniente Drew el dia de julio en-
ei Teatro San Lorenzo. Tuvo doni-
Mo absolute del tema tratado. To-
dos los oradores fueron frenetica-
mente aplaudidos.
Como clausura de los actos cele-
brados ese dia en- honor de la In
dependencia Americana, ell Captain
Gotay extendio las gracias todas
las personals que coadyuvaron en-
alguna forma al exito de la fiesta.
! Yo me uno en- este sentido al re-
ferido captain y hago llegar hasta
81 Y los soldados su mando mis-
mas sinceras congratulaciones, de-
seando al mismo tempo que la CO.
pa que en- tan buena lid han CANA
do sea tesoneramente retenida por
n Compania "F' en- ell pr6ximo
campeonato de Yauco.
Jose V. Rodriguez
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FL traSIado a San Juan.
(Continuacion de Ia pAs. u

Republica.
Ascendiendo al seaor Felix Gron-
lier Vice-c6nsul en- Key West.
Ascendiendo al senior David Gay
Calb6 a Vice-consul. Este seaor des
empena actualmente el cargo de
Canciller cubano en- Paris.
Nombrapdo Cancilleres los Sc
nores A. Vazquez, Antonio Beren-
guer. Oscar Morales, J. Vilardell:
j. Palacios Ramentol Raul Wan
clio.
Sc declaran terminates los SER,
vicios del senor Meier Starn, en- su
cargo de Consul de segunda en-
Amsterdam (Holanda), y Sc NOM
bra en- su lugar al senor Arturo
Sainz de la Pena, que reingresa.
Ascendiendo a. Vice-consul a los
Cancilleres Conrado Dominguez
Nunez, JESUS Alvarez Betancourt
Y Enrique Fernandez y Dfaz.A
LOS EXCEDENTES
Al reajustarse la plantilla del
personal consular, Sc ha tenido en-
cuenta 10 que Sc dispone en- Ia
LEY TorrienteY,, spor cuyo motive
quedan excedentes. 81 Canciueres,
a los que Sc les dara ingreso en- ca
da dos turnos de las vacantes que
ocurrieran, uno que sera de libre
election del Presidente de la Re-
pdblica y otro para uno dc los ex
cedentes.
Las economias que Sc hacen en-
el Presupuesto y tambien con 10
ccnsignado en- el Capitulo de I'm
previstos, Sc destinara al pago de
las diferencias de los cancilleres
que ,ascienden Vice-consules Y
consules de tercera clase."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
Gases en- ell estoma0o
afectan ell corazon


Millare de casos de ataques del corazon
Son causados por indigestion aguda,
dice un facultativo.
La OPPRESSION producida por gases On
ell eSt6mago no solo causa nauseas y
gran nalestar sino que algunas veces
resuIta fatal
Cuaudo despues de conner Sc siente
inflamaclon del est6mago una sensa-
e1on dc preston, falta de respiration y
dolor el la region del corazon, puede
aftrmar1e que la acidez del est6mago es-
ia produciendo gases cue al subir oprt-
me el coraz6n Esta es la causa de Ia
fa1ta de respiration los dolores agudos
que sc sienten.
va sea Ia persona ioven o entrada en-
anoF, IL generaci0n dc gases en- Ell est6-
mago rs pn sintoma grave a cual debe
darsele Immediate y cdidadcsa atenci6n.
Para ehn1inar rapidamente esos ga
ses, limpiaI el estomago neutralizar
ia acidrz, no hay nada mejor que una
dos5s de Magnesia Bisurada tonada des-
pues de las comidas cuardo Sc conside-
re necesario. Froporciona alivio casi ms
tantaneo.
En- todas las boticas bien surtidas Sc
puede obtener Magnesia Bisurada en- pol
vo . en- pastillas a muy POGO costo, pero
1nslstase en- que sea "a legitima IIagne-
sla Flsurada, recomendada por los m6di-
cos eu todo ell mundo civilizado por mas
de 13 amos.
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PrOteja eI EsmaIte

~@~~~J% - ~-s~HHH
Pepsodent desintegra la peli-
eula. eliminandola por medic
de un polvo mucho mas blan-
do que el esmalte. Nunca use
un destructor dc Ia pelicula que
contenga substancias asperas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

Pepsodent tambien ha corregido
los errores hechos en- los dentffri-
cos antiques. Auments la alcalini-
dad de Ia saliva y el digestive del
alnidon.
Estos son los grandes agentes
protectores naturales de la denta-
dura. Los mstodos Antiques los
debilitan. Este metodo nuevo les
da nuevo vigor.
Los resultados de Pepsodent le
sorprenderan y agradaran a I'd.
En- una Semala Sc convencera I'd.
de 10 mucho que los necesita.
Envie el cupon para recibir. un
tubito de diez dias. Observe que
linpia sc siente la dentadura des-
pues de usarlo. Note la desapari-
ci6n de Ia pelicula viscosa. Fiiese
como emblanquecen los dientes, a
medida que desaparecen las capas
de pelicula. Sera una revelation
para I'd. Recorte ahora el cupon.
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D. E. GUTIERREZ vELEz

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar
en- esta capital, al estimado ami
go sefior E. Gutierrez V6iez, alto
empleado de la administrator Mu-
nicipal de Toa Alta, Y Representative
de Ell MUNDo en- Yauco.
Ell senior Gutierrez Velez, quien
llegara a esta capital para dejar
resueltos asuntos de importancia,
ha regresado de nuevo Toa Al
ia para reasunir sus funciones of
ciales.
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La BELLEzA = sUs sEcRETos

Acabo dc aIlegar de los Estados
Unidos a Veranear a esta querida
Isla, y he resuelto aprovechar mi
permanencia aqui, ofreciendo mis-
servicios PROFESSIONALS a las dis
tinglidas puertorriquenas, como Ell
mas experto en- el tratamiento dc
la belleza femenitla. Poseo mas de
90 amos de experiencia, y puedo
devolver los encantos. perdidos o
perfeccionar la belleza, por me-
dioS desconocidos hasta ahora. Cuen
to con los metodos mas modernos
existentes hasta hoy. en- ell mum
do. Buenas referencias. Moralidad
extricta. Precios m6dicos. Conssl.-
tas gratis por correo.
Ell cIsNE NEGRO
Doctor en- belleza femenina.
Raj. Cordero No. 68. Box 1905.
San Juan, 4 PslR.
s.sE AHuf
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integra Ia pelieula, y ei otro la
elinina sin friccion perjudicial.
Sc invento un nuevo dentffrico
que abarcase estos dos metodos.
Sc llama Pepsodent. Ahora las
personas cuidadosas de so paises
10 usan prineipalmente por consejo
de los dentistas.
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