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Evening star., 1925-01-22
NEWTON STREET wEsT OF 18th,
A CHEVY CHASE HOME.

Owner leaving city February ! has reduced
price of a very pretty home just across from
the Chevy Chase Golf Club. An entirely mod
ern Groom and bath home. with garage: inside
copper screens; awnings for large front porch:
good lot and other salabIe features. Price.
Sl3, 800. terms. 7-6I
Cali this office any day or evening as late
O'Clock for information.
MckEEEER & GOSS
Realtors.
1915 st. Main 4752
Evening star., 1925-01-22

b1nc . pa na wv i,' UEh ,,Ii
sacrifice, $1,000; terms. Phi. Hyatts. I9gR.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

CLEVELAND PARK PORTER ST-T-ROOM
and Pullman diner detached modern house :
lot doNl3O: must be sold immediately account
OF Illness; S125OO; 81 800 cash. GROGAN
REALTY co. POI Nctiill Bldg. Main 1881.
BEAUTIFUL MD AVE. Ne. lO13-IDEAL
home by owner. Z rooms tile bath. porches
mi: immediate possession; open 10 pm.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

FOR COLORED-14s K N.W.-6 ROOMS AND
bath. brick. on large corner lot. Scar brick
garage. Everything being put in perfect con
ditiOn. Owner working on premises. Only
81 $1,000 on very reasonable terms. Col.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

Clarendon. Va.-Attractive 5-r. & b.. modern
house; vacant; big lot; less than 5000; on
cash payment $50 balance $40 mont thly.
SO7 ALLISON ST
Evening star., 1925-01-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEARBY VA, OK BOULEVARD NEWLY
decorated. detached. brick house. rooms.
hath cellar attic. sleeping porch: mi; lot
S2Xl2o. shrubbcry. trees; $1,000; on reason.
able terms. less for cash Address Box
S9n r. Star Office
Evening star., 1925-01-22

TO COLORED-ETGTIT-R T-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
on 5000 block 1lth street NV. Hot-water heat,
bath, elec light Sl.Jo0 to 81. coo cash, rea-
S0nable terms. EDW. i. SCHWARTZ, INC,
IA llrh n. LSee NIr krlm.r.L
Evening star., 1925-01-22

location in NV. and ne. sections will cons lier
trade of 2nd trust notes or clear lots Ad-
dress Box 313-R. star office. -"
Evening star., 1925-01-22

RlLTMORE ST.-MOpERN II ROOMS
double garage; a very fine home. Sl7 900: rea-
s"nable terms. GROGAN REALTY co. POI
Mrt,ilI RlIP Ma in 7k21
Evening star., 1925-01-22

BUCHANAN SIT X. & b.: H.-W H.. ELEC.
light, = screened porches; vacant. ready for i'm
mediate occupancy; S14 900 make offer: terms
join V. CLARK. RENT SPECIALISTS"
100 7th ST NV Main 25O2.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

EQUITY IN TWENTY SIX TWENTY TWO
University place. Write for engagement. II.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

SANE YOUR RENT WILL HELP YOU
raise the money 10 buy home. Can to >
or write Mr.. NEALE. 14l0 II t. NV.
OWNER MUST DISPOSE or NEARLY NEW
room modern detached house near Albemerle
ST. and Reno Ri, low price; easy terms; i'm
media te possession; may consider renting. Ad-
dos RnN III IL Stlr nlinn
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-07-15

operated by fitting, outside corpo- rate interests. As if that is not enough, we are defamed through the land by these same favored inter ests, as a lawless bunch of "fish pirates" through their operation. Aside from the apparent inequali> ties and injustices imposed on us by such unfair practices, the far reaching results are not realized un- til we are confronted with domestic problems like the caring for our im- poverished aged, and many other matters that need not be mentioned here.
 We re-affirm our right to an in telligent, efficient, and constructive management of our fisheries, in which we pledge our earnest co-op- eration.
 Therefore, we conclude that there must be reorganization of the Blu reau of Fisheries so far as it re- lates to their work in Alaska, to the end tfat their work be conducted in a manner which will be conducive to a scientific solution of the fishery problem, whereby the people of Alas ka may receive their just share of the benefits which may be deriv>.A from this great industry.
 Respectfully,
 c. B. FERGUSON,
 Craig, Alaska.
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-07-15
OLD AGE PENSIONS
 House Bill No. 66.

So much has been said about the Old Age Pension Law passed by the last Legislature that we are cor> strained to report the exact amend ments offered, those who are respor- sible for the same, and the expla- nation of it's effect.
 There were three amendments adopted by the Legislature: The first one was introduced by Representa- tive Moody of Fairbanks; the second one by MT. Paul of Ketchikan; the third one by MT. Jensen of Nome MT. Moody's amendment reads as follows:
 "Section l. Any resident of Alaska who is a citizen of the United States and who has attained the age >f sixty-five (65) years or, if a woman, the age of sixty (6O) years, and who shall have resided in Alaska for fifteen 15) consecutive years or more immediately prior to making application for receiving the bene- fits of this sort and is entitled to the benefits of the Alaska Pioneers Home, may, in lieu of an applica- tion to be received and cared for at such home, make an application to the Board of Trustees of said Alaska Pioneers Home in the manner pre- scribed in this act for an allowance to be paid out of money appropriated by the Territorial Legislature for this purpose, and thereupon said board shall investigate the case of
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-07-15
LETTER TO HOOVER

Washington, D. C..
 In the interests of economy and efficiency, pledged by both Federal and Territorial officials, we deem it important that you, as Trustee of our fisheries, should realize that there is crisis in our affairs that calls for a plain statement of facts, a declaration of rights, and an in sistence on an adherence to funda mental business principles in the management of our fisheries, if we are ever to achieve the desired re- suits.
 We maintain the administrative policy of the Bureau of Fisheries has always been under the infl1- ence of those interests which cannot, under any interpretation, be said to place Alaska's welfare higher than their own.
 We maintain no attention has, or is being paid to the basic economic problems that vitally effect us in the management of our fisheries; mat ters that must be taken into con- sideration, if we are allowed to prosper, or even exist.
 Geographically and climatically, we are so situated that profits accuml- lated from the development of our resources tend toward upbuilding outside communities, rather than our own.
 Any industry that can be developed Dn. will tend to encourage local develop ment, or permanent settlement, "r help to protect our worthy Natives, should be given every consideration and fostering support.
 We maintain the extent and value of the industry, and many problems involved, justifies executive manage ment of the highest order and close and harmonious coordination of Ter ritorial and Cannery interests.
 We hold the canneries are vital factor in our economic life, anu should be, and afforded every pro- lection.
 Beyond few advantages accruing from their short periodic operations, we get no permanent material gain from them.
 The use of our right to eaten or fish and sell them at fair price is the only real substantial benefit, which we can hope to derive from our fisheries.
 By practices that are barred in most states and enlightened coun~ tries as discriminatory and destruc tive, the Bureau of Fisheries in practice permits a favored few to nullify their every constructive eff fort, usurp our rights and impover- ish our people.
 According to latest available Te-
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-07-15

his or her case is worthy and that he or she is in actual need of such allowance, the said trustees shall en- der this Act and issue certificate accordingly, which shall not be trans ferable or descendible, and in con- formity herewith an allowance shall be paid for his or her use, as pro- vided in Sections and of this Act, out of the appropriation for al- loWances to aged pioneers; Provided, that if any person given an allow ance under the provisions of this Act shall be admitted to the Alaska Pioneers Home any allowance grant ed hereunder shall be suspended dur ing the time such person shall be an inmate of the Home, and any in- mate of the Home who is eligible to receive an allowance under the provisions of this Act may at any time make application for such al- lowance in lieu of the support and maintenance provided for him in such Home."
 The original amendment intro duced by MT. Moody, had this provision: "That any resident of Alaska who has attained the age of sixty-five (65) years or, if a woman, the age of sixty (6O) years, and who shall have resided in Alaska prior to January 1, 1906, may make an application to the Board of Trus- tees of the said Alaska Pioneers Home for an allowance," e;c.
 The effect of this amendment would have been to make the Terri tory the Treasurer of the Alaska Pioneers Society, for under it's terms only those persons eligible for mem- bership in the order of Pioneers of Alaska would be eligible for a pen sion. It was introduced by Mr. Moody during one of the sober pc riods that occasional afflicted this patriot from the land of the mid night sun. This amendment was re- ported favorably by the Judiciary Committee, of which Joseph H. Mur- ray of Mccarthy was Chairman. This Committee, however, inserted the following clause: "Who is a citi- zen of the United States and" This clause was the only change which was finally endorsed by the Legis- lature.
 Section 9 The said amendment introduced by MT. Paul, of Ketchi- kan, reads as follows:
 "If the funds provided by the Legislature shall be exhausted, the Territorial Treasurer shall issue warrants to the beneficiary in place of drafts, which warrants shall be an obligation of the Territory of Alaska, payable out of the funds of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13

KILTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para ell complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efecto eficaz v
rapido. Pida informes "Los Mu-
chachos", Sues. de A. Mayol y Co..
San Juan, T. r. 1900.
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del 9, y con ella presentamos la
resolution marcada Exhibit w. y
anunciamos nuestros ccmpaile-
ros unionistas que vea;amos pe
dir justicia ante este Tribunal.
Como podria alegarse por Ia ma
yoria del Co1lite Local &c Ia Allan
"a que este asunto no. ha sido com
plemante decidido por ei mislno,
.dehemos decir, Y asi seguramente
constara en- acta, que el yehor
.Vazquez, Presidente del Comite,
nos anunci6 en- la reunion del dia
8 del corriente, que las cuestio-
nes que no habian sido resueltas,
quedarian pospuestas para el mar
tes IS de Enero, sea un dia dies
pres de la toma de possession.
Mayagiiez, P. T.. Enero 1925
DR.. P. PEREA, DR.. M. GUZ-
MAN, Ramon VILLAFANA, Ju-
lio P. CASTRO
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RESOLUTION

PoR CUANTO:-Los rniembl os
RepubIcanos en- ell Corlit6 Local
de la Alianza, presentarcn en- la
session celebrada el dia 90 de Di-
ciernbre de 1924, una petici6n, de
cue Sc deterrninara ia parte pro-
porcional que les corresponds en-
la Administration Municipal;
PoR CUANTo:-Nosotros. los
Unionsitas en- dicho Comite, hemos
sostenido siempre que los pTestos
p6blicos en- la administration Mr-
'nicipal, deben ser eubiersos por
Jos mejores honbres d9otro de Ia
AI;anza sin deterrninar lineas par
tidaristas, nj proportion de ningu.
mo de los Partidos en- la Altar
"a;
PoR TANTo:-Ha s:dc sie,npre
Y es al presente el frnle propo-
sito de los Unionistas en- ell Conf
t6 de Ia Alian9a, conaervar las
lnejores relaciones de cord siidad
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mente teniamos que presentar un
candidate y que este seria nom
brado, presentamos esta otra re-
soluci6n que marcamos Exhibit
III. La resolucion fue derrotada.
En- esta misna reunion Sc nos qui
Sc oblgar a que presentase-
mos una terna, que en- su defec
to renunciaramos al pretendido
priv1egio que Sc nos habia con
cedido en- Ia resolucion marcada
Exhibit I. Y habiendonos mega
do a renunciar ell pretendido pri
vilegio, fuimos anunciados que el
Alcalde dejaria al actual Direc-
tor de Obras PGblicas en- su pues
to. La reunion Sc suspcndi6 para
ser ccntinuada al siguicnte dIa, o
sea en- Enero 8.
Ell d1a 9, por ia tarde. los miem
bros republicanos del coinite de
la Alianza, recibimos la renuncia
del senior Marin, para ell puesto
que habia sido designado por de
clinaci6n del sefior Nonagas. QUO
era ell candidate de Ia Jraycria pa
ra un nuevo termin9. Conociendo
los movies que habian traido CO.
mo consecuencia la ilrme deter
minacion de nuestro amigo, y el
sentir y pensar de la mayoria unio
nista del Comite q. hahia dicho ph
bIicamente q. solo al Sr. Marin
aceptarian como cand oT.to para
ese puesto, y habiendo sido mes
tro candidate para OJrss Publ
cas-, senor Mendez, caprichosamen
te derrotado en- la reunion ante
rior, y completamente cenvenei-
dos de Que nuestra lucIl% para or
monizar los intereses de IL Allan
"a en- la ciudad de Mayagijez. =
llegar de esa manerG II fusion
de ambos partidos, era esteriI y
sin resultados practicos, acepta-
mos " rcrracia ael se1cr MaIin.
que fue sonctida a II mayoria
del Co1nit6 reunido e. IL Nochc
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Continuation de la pag. II
pdio que debiamos dejar en- sus
manos la termination dc este asurl
to.
En- la noche del mismo ,iia. rtu-
nido ell Conite, como soluci6n a
nuestra demanda del dfa %, fu6
'presentada la resolsc;tn que aeon
pahamos, y que marcamos con ex-
hfbit I. Aceptamos esta reso,u-
cIon en- Ell convencimicnto que
nuestro conlpaiero senor Marin.
habfa aceptado previamente ell
contenido de dicha resolnci6n CO.
mo III primer paso hacia ell ARE
glo de lIuestras difecencias sobre
Ia question debatida. AL leerIe,
despues de la reunion. Ia resolu-
ci6n al senior Marin, no pudo es-
-caparsele a su cIaro entendimien-
to ell alcance de la misna. y en-
reunion posterior, y de acrerdo
con 81 decidin1os solicitar del Co
mite la Reconsideration de este
asunto.
Ell dfa de Enero 1928 al
efecto, en- la reunion conjunta
con los mienbros de la Asamblea
Municipal electa, que celebramos
en- la nocl1e de este dia, pedimos
la reconsideration de Ia resolu-
ci6n n1arcada Exhibit I, y presen-
tamos en- su lugar, y como un sus
tit1lto, la resolucion que rnarcaros
Exhibit II. argumentando que am
bas resoluciones tenian el snismo
espiritu, y que solamente Sc lie qui
taba Ia iiota aspera y vejalninosa
para los repubhcanos de la A6ar-
ga, Y especialmente para ell sefior
Marin, la resolution fu6 derro+a-
da.
Por estar en- orden de r1oniina-
ci6n del candidate para el puesto
de obras Publicas. Y de acucrdc
tambi6n con ell seiior Marin Que
nos manifesto y asegnr6 que aola
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Estadde general deL....
(Continuacion de la pag. p

-
santurce.
no obstante, despu6s de detenidos
estudlos, creemos necesario aumen-
tar este servicio, debido al rapido
creoilniento de la poblaci6n de San
Juan y santurce.
C'reemos tambi6n 10 necesidad de
legislaI referente Ia lirnpieza que
Sc hace en- los patios y a la poda de
arboles, les que con frecuencia son
agroiados a Ia Gale, viendose ell EIu-
1910 obigado q recogerlos, aumen
do el tzabajo y desatendiendo Ell
icio en- gonora1
La Administga gactjn estudia los me
eios dc ernp,c il Ciudad un
eervicio mas econ6nico para Ia re-
colseci6n do las basuras, debido a
zoige el actual basurero, por la dis
tancia Y las inconvenioncias dol te-
11eno, resulta costoso y con serios
perjuieios para 81 material rodante "
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ENERo ls, 1926
e higado enfesmo es IN reEgrs
Z IA vida.

81 I'd. esta enfermo del higado. todo ST
sisteina esta descofnpuesto. porque el hi
gado es el cue ayuda IA acci6n de sus or
ganos digesTiros y separa las m7terlas We
nenosas fornladas durantc q periodo de
Ia digestion. FL Rcmcel:o DC leoaar<'i Gu
ra irlncdiatamente los dosoTdc:ics ccl HI
gado, est6alago c intcstinos. t-Ste rtnedio
maravlioso Is iii nucvo dcscnhrimiento
vegetal, ci cual no contiene caio.nei, no
causa estrenimiento ralcsiarcs. Si I'd.
padecc de cstrenimiemo. dolores de cabeza,
biliosidad, Indigestion. dyspepsia. esfon'ago
agrio, aliento fetido, eructac'o-es des-
ordenes similares tome i1n1ediaiamente ell
Remedio de Leonardo para el Higado. Tn
rcncdio seguro. puro inofensivo y agra
dabc al paladar. De venta ep todas las
droguerias.
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CLASSES DE INGLEs CONFER,

CIAL a cargo de profesora~co COM
petente en- Ell COLEGIO ROYAL
GREGG. Textos: "NIodern Business
English" by Smith Y Correspondent
cia Comercial'' por Luria Tres cla-
ses en- la semana por $500 men.
suales. Curse de seis meses. Diplo-
ma Ia termination del curse. hi,
rfjase a la Directora: Sra. Maria
I. Camacho de .Robles, Allen so
San Juan, p. R., Tel. 1922 rojo.
Lie
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Y ammonia en- el seno de la mis-

y ammonia en- ell seno de la mis-
ma;
PoR TANTo:-Nosotros, les
Unionistas en- ell Comite de la
Alienza, reSolvemos prescrtar al
comite en- pleno la siguiente pro-
posici6n:
lei DR.. Pedro Monagas, ac-
tual Director Escolar y candida
to nuestro para I'm nuevo ter7ni-
no. renuncia su cargo Ell -avor del
Lcdo. Manuel Marin, quisn es
lContiada en- Ia pag. q
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VENTA de casa situada en- Gale
Antonsanti No. 10, Santurce. In
formara Box 991, Arecibo. Precio
$500. P.
%~I~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~>
a GENCIA DE NEGOCTOS. Tengo
en- venta varias casas V fincas
rdsticas en- Bayam6n, casa en- Ca
rolina. Representa- casas america
mas. Dinero Ell hipoteca. Jose c. I'm
pierre Box rs, Bayam0n. p.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SALUD DEL CABELLO DE HAY
evita las canas Y vuelve el ca
bello a su color natural primitive,
dandole vigor V suayidad. Frasco
75c. GONZALEZ PADIN co. lis
~~|>>>"@~~~~~<~~~~>~<>>>~~>~~
NENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES: en- ramos, cruces, coro-
mas, en- la calle Hoare ndmero 16
o lame al telefono CTS azul. 2
"~~<%N~~~<<~ ~~%N<
/ A ALACAN Agente Comisio-
nista. Yende Y Compra miel Gle
abejas, cera, barriles. tapas, fondos,
toda claSe efectos apicultura. Ven
de dos apiarios. buena production.
Motores electricos y de gasolina. Di-
recci6n. San German. 1-26.
Ne~~~@~~~~~r>@e~~ e~~~~NS~~D~~I~-~
| GOMAS FEDERAL CORD 30 X
31a. Sin pestaia o $1,000. Ca
80 m iZOd Il @
Co., San Juan. Z.
pATRONES PARA LABORES.
= Cuadernos con disenos inst ruc
clones para hacer toda clase de la
hires. Gada cuaderno para una la
Dor distinta. Al pedir indique 81 la
desea para crochet bordado, etc.
Enyfo Ia isla franqueo extra. LOS
MUCHACHOS, San Juan, p. r. Z.
~~~I~s~I~.~S~.~.~1~
ALC0HOLADO PUERTO RICO,
frasco. 45c. AIcoholado st. Tho
I mas, grande, Doc. Alcoholadc st.
Thomas, pequefo, 19c Alcoholado
Maravilla, grande, soc. Alcoholado
Maravilla, pequeilO, 25c. COMA
LEZ pADTN co. 1-1S
@~~r~"e~-~~>~> ~>N1><>NINSN~@~
SOLICTTAAIOS agentes para la
venta de Novedades. Pida hoy
mislno un lote de tres d6lares V
cuando las venda nos renite ell di-
nero. MARION DOLL MFG, San
German, Il. r. LIS
~<~~~N~~~~~
|0FCINA POSTAL No. 1. Sc ven
den Sellos, Giros Postales, So
l1res, Certificates PoStaies. Seguro
de Paquetes y Otros EN- Ell PRI-
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CE VENDE.-Finca de cafe. cien

CE NENDE.-Finca de cafe. clen
cuerdas. barrio NaranjaleS de
Las Marfas. TamhiGn, Taller de
costuras. doce mdquinas de coser
movidas por motor el6ctrico, ma
DUMAS de cortar el6ctricaS. prensa
de corte Y otros accessories. Gene
ros mcrcadcrfas, huerta para re-
llenos. etc. ere Dirfiase a j. NJ.
NJ, p. Q. Box 206, Guayama, =. L..
2-l2
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81 I'D. SURE


Del est6mago, 81 sus diges-
tiones son laboriosas Y pade-
ce I'd. de acidez, gases y
otras perturbaciones CASTRO
intestinales, no Sc desespere.
La Pepsina y Ruibarbo del
DR.. Boscue esta indicada en-
los anteriores casos. La Pep
sina estinnula ell jugo gastri-
co y Ell Ruibarbo actna sobre
ell higado. Preg1ntele a su
Medico. Este excelente pre-
parade esta a la venta en- to-
das las Farmacias de la isla.
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1IENDo az RIO rIEDRAs: c.

sa MADEIRA cemento con cua-
tro hahitaciones Y mirador solar
esquina. buen patio, construfda ha-
ce dos amos. Tomarfa en- negocio
huen terreno cerca del pueblo. Rem
Ia $50 mensuales j. f. r., Apar-
tado 54S, San Juan. 1-26
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|0FICINA POSTAL No. 1. Sc ven
den Sellos, Giros Postales, So
l1res, Certificates PoStales. Seguro
de Paquetes y Otros EN- Ell PRI-
AIER PISO, GONZALEZ PADIN co.
LIS
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SE ALQUILA local ventilado CO.
mo de 500 metros cuadrados ca
81 en- una sola pieza en- ell edificio
de Sucesores de Perez Hermanos
de la Marina. Para informes. tel6-
fono 215. San Juan. p.
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CASA A PLAzos.- Compre $,

CASA A PLAZOS.- Compre su
casa con 10 que pagara de al
quiler. En- el sitio mas sano V fres-
co de Santurce (MontefIores) con
calle emhreada, luz electrical, tel6-
fono. gas Y aqua Ga todas horas)
pnede uSted adquirir la suya, linn
pia, dtractiva v de moderna cons
trucci6n, pagando pequena canti-
dad al contado. V el restO en- hipO-
teca pagar mensualmente, como
81 fuera alquiler. Buen vecindario,
sitio delieioso, panorama bellfsimo,
transporte facil pOr servicio de qua
guas al presente. FIJI cuanto Sc re-
suelva Ia franquicia, Ia nueva Il
nea de trolley atrayesara esta urba-
nizaci6n. Venga yer las va vendi-
das V habitadas pOr sus duefos,
quienes estdn encantados de su bue-
ma adquisici0n. Asf indaga usted
Y Sc informa por ellos mismos di-
rectamente. Informara: Ulises Ro-
man Borges, CristO /, tercer piso.
TelGfono 155, San Juan. p.
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RILLAREs :-Estamos nuevamen

FsI11I7-AAS1 ~ I1'V .
tie Ell el mercado para BillareS
Y suS Accessories Acabamos de reci-
bir pailos, bolaS. vapores, etc. Pre-
clos sin Competencia. Dirfjase al
Apartado 1I09, san Sebastian IS,
San Juan. 2. II. 1-26
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ILTINTAs NOVEDADES.-

I TLTIMAS NOVEDADES.- Reci-
bidas por el BaZar de mnsica
EUTERPE. de ]. Laza Y Co. r. Bal
seiro, Vals para piano "Margari-
ta", 50 ctvs. r. Petition, Walls para
piano Amor Sediento'. 35 ctvs. r..
MARQUEE, Vals para piano 'Tu Pen
samiento', so ctvs. Gale de Allen
No. 10, San Juan. P. r. 30
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DOR la MITAD DE sU vALOR

yendo un CRYSTAL Y carpeta para
eScritorio en- perfecto estado. Yea
Ia en- Allen IL ba los. 1-19