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Smyrna times., 1925-08-12
TOMATO GROWERS TAKEN ON
SURVEY OF EASTERN SHORE
DELAWARE MARYLAND COL
LEGE PROFESSORS LECTURE
Over 500 in Caravan to Study Cultiva-
tiOn and to Find Means to Make
Peninsula Leader in Production


tion and to Find Means to Make
Peninsula Leader in Production
Tomato growers from every section
of the Eastern Shore of Maryland and
from Delaware, more than 500 in
number, took part in a caravan which
toured the tomato growing country OF
the Delmarvia Peninsula. The tour
of inspection, arranged for the pur-
pose of bringing this section back to
its leadership in tomato production,
proved to be the most successful ever
held on the Peninsula. Unusual in
terest was evinced by the farmers in
the demonstration which showed the
use of proper seeds, disease control
and the attempts to promote cultiva-
ton of early plants.
The principal tour started from Do
yer, about a hundred growers from all
parts of Kent and Sussex counties
joining County Agent R. E. Wilson
there. The tour was held under the
direction of Mr.. Wilson and Edgar W
Montell, tomato specialist.
The first stop was made at the
model tomato patch, owned by former
Sheriff John Bullock, just outside Of
Dover. From there the tourists trav
eled north, inspecting the model farm.
of Joseph J. Seaves, at CheswOld, ant
w. L. Reynolds, at Blackbird.
Many Join Caravan
At Cheswold, Smyrna and Cheswol
growers joined the caravan, while a
Blackbird, farmers from BlackbirC
Odessa, Delaware City and Middle
town helped swell the ever growin
line.
From this section the tourists turn
= ed west into Maryland, arriving at tn
j. S. Frazer farm, Bohemia Bridge
Md, shortly before noon. Here tn
Delawareans found several hundre
Maryland growers awaiting them, tn
Marylanders having come from Che
: tertown, Centreville, Galena,kenned!
vile, Massey, Cambridge, Elkton ar
: Chesapeake City.
A taste of the old fashioned Mar.
land hospitality was spread before II
visiting farmers when a luncheon W.
- served them on the Frazer place. /
: matoes grown on the experiment
;. plots, conducted by the University
MARYLAND on the Frazer farm, form'
an important item of the meal. A
ter luncheon the growers were tax
t.. over the test plots by w. A. Roo
=. baugh of the University of Marylar
~ the various results attained in t
IIoo Ia cultivation of early and second eal
w. plants being explained to them,
were the results of the fertilizer a
seed selection tests.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-12
ADVERTISEMENT
PROPOSAL FOR STATE HOUSE ANNEX
SITUATED IN

DOVER, KENT COUNTY, DELAWARE
For the State House Annex Commission.
Honorable Robert T. Robinson. Chairman, Will
liam c. Taylor. Secretary. Peter j. Ford. Har-
~ v. Lyons Arley b. Magee and Frank NJ
Overdeer. Brown & Whiteside. Architects. Inc.
2l60 DUPONT Building. Wilmington. Delaware.
request separate bids for the following items ::
General Contract. Heating, Plumbing. Elec-
trio Work
Drawings and specifications may be obtained
in the offices of Brown & Whiteside. Archi-
tects, Inc, 2l60 DUPONT Building. Wilmington,
Delaware, on and after 900 A. M, Monday
morning. August 10th. 1925.
A deposit of $500 will be required in each
case. $1,000 of which will be returned to the
estimator upon the return Of the drawings
and specifications.
Bids close on Monday. August oath. at noon,
standard time and are to be addressed to The
State House Annex Commission. William G.
Taylor. Secretary. Dover. Delaware. Drawings
| and specifications are to be returned TO the
| Architects.
All bids will be opened publicly.
The Commission reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
Each bid is to be accompanied by a Bio
Il Bond for the acceptance of the contract. ai
/ set forth in the Instructions to Bidders in the
specifications.
1 Signed
STATE HOUSE ANNEX COMMISSION
William G. Taylor, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1925-08-12
FIGURES COMPILED THAT SHOW
HARRINGTON FAIR ATTENDANCE
Ss.82S PAID ADMISSIONS AND
OVER $4,000 RECEIVED AT FAIR
Largest Attendance in History of Fair
Recorded, the Record of 1924 Being
Beaten by Over 5000 Admissions

Figures gathered at this years Kent /
Sussex Fair just closed after five
day session at Harrington, conclusive
ly indicate that the fair at Harring-
ton was the most successful in the
history of the association. Attend
ance and gate receipts both exceeded
those of the year preceding, despite
the fact that due to rain only four of
the five days program were carried
out.
Attendance for the four clear days
of the fair this year exceeded by over
three thousand the total attendance
of the five days of the fair last year.
This years attendance was 38,828
paid admissions, and because of I'M
favorable weather the fair was not
conducted Friday, whereas, last years
fair went uninterrupted through the
entire five days and the gross attend
ance was 35,734, 1904 less than this
year.
The total receipts for this year
were $22,252.14, or $3084.84 more
than the gross amount taken in at
last years fair This year there were
5,795 automobiles parked on and in
the vicinity of the fair grounds, which
is an increase Of 1927 over the number
of cars at the fair last season.
The patrons all appeared to be en-
trely satisfied with the races and free
+ attractions at the fair, and the man
agement feels repaid for the time
! energy and expense to which it went
to make of the fair a greater success.
o than ever before. Officials of the fail
= spared neither themselves nor thelI
E. treasury in efforts to improve thi.
!. years fair over the one of last year
l. and the statistics Of the attendance
and gate receipts prove that thei
4. work was both appreciated and war
/, ranted
= The daily paid admissions for thi
If wear was as follows:
ne Tuesday, 1922; Wednesday, $500
:, Thursday, 14,S05; Friday, rain; Sat
d, urday, 11,201.
e. The daily gate receipts were: Tues
y day, $153929; Wednesday, $54O2.2C
It. Thursday, $8044.7O; Friday, rain; Sat
of urday, $7265.95.
a The number Of automobiles at tf
Il fair each day follows: Tuesday, 6l'
Of Wednesday, 1888; Thursday, 2O8'
56 Friday, rain; Saturday 1900.
th The officials of the Fair issued Il
f5, lb, following message to their many pt
" irons:
,dl ,[n eve want to take this opportuni'
Smyrna times., 1925-08-12

FOR RENT-Massasoit Fruit Farm, on
Boulevard. u mile north Of Smyrna. 125 acres.
About l5 in fruits - Asparagus Cherries.
Plums Peaches, Early Apples and Grapes.
plenty of out buildings. A middle aged man
with some help Of his own preferred. Pos
session March LIST. 1926. Phone 244. w. r.
MASSEY. Smyrna, Del. 7-22-tf
Smyrna times., 1925-08-12

STATE HOUSE ANNEX COMMISSION
William G. Taylor. Secretary
Smyrna times., 1925-08-12

to thank every one who attended our
fair for his patronage. We hope to
make our next years fair bigger
and better one than any we have ever
had. Our slogan for next year will
be "Meet Me at the Harrington Fair"'
Smyrna times., 1925-08-12

Mrs. Edgar Y. Wua Of b...
rounces the engagcmon af,.s
ter, Susan Elizabeth Ware .a-
Elwood Zeb'ey Of Apple.o, NJ 70 j.
wedding will take place esI.
fall. 'o
Smyrna times., 1925-08-12
Stresses Seed Selections

This was followed by three address
es by eminent agrculturiSts. The
value Of seed selection was empha-
sized by Mr.. Rodenbaugh, who show
ed. through the results of his tests,
that tomato production can be mater
ially increased by the use of none but
the healthiest plants Disease can be
greatly controlled by the same means,
Mr.. Rodenbaugh added.
DR.. T. F. Manns, plant pathologlst
of the University of Delaware, con-
fined himself to d discussion of prop
er fertilizer, stressing the need fol
more potash in the tomato fertilizer,
now commonly used. He told of the
results he had obtained from fou
years of experimenting and how
thousand pounds Of high grade, rig
idlv tested, fertilizer had yielded al
average of thirteen tons to the acre
whereas the average yield of Della
ware has been but four and three
tenths tons an acre.
| Southern early and second earl,
tomato plants would eliminate marke
gluts if more extensively used in thl
district, said Mr.. MOntell, and tn
marketing period would thereby b
stretched over period of eight o
nine weeks, instead of the usual 81
weeks, he said. BY having the earle
planted tomatoes brought in tha
much sooner under the method no
being employed. The southern plant
are grown from Eastern Shore see
and are carefully cultivated so as
prevent the introduction of souther
diseases into this section of. the cOu1
try.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30
REINDEER STATION
 GIVEN FAIRBANK.
Government Moving Experiments
 Post From Nome to College $ Town in Tanana Valley -

L. J. Palmer, in charge of rein. deer investigations for the biologica survey, has just completed a manu. script for a bulletin on reindee, grazing, and is now working on plans for the transference of head. quarters of the reindeer experiment. station from Nome to Fairbanks, ir order to secure the cooperation fo future work with the agriculture college.
 From Fairbanks MT. Palmer will go down the river to Kokrines where he will make arrangement. concerning the transportation of Is young Woodland caribou bulls down the Yukon River from Kokrines te Nunivak Island, at the mouth oi the Yukon and Kuskokwin rivers where breeding experiments will be undertaken to improve the domesti reindeer herds on the island.
 MT. Palmer says the Woodland caribou is a fine large specimen and should dress at between goo and 400 pounds. It is the intention of the biological. survey to cross these Woodland caribou with the reindeer which now dress at about 150 pounds, figuring it will increase the weight of the reindeer when dressed to 300, pounds. This will mean, in- ,creasing production without increas. ing the range, as it will not take any more to feed the larger animals, said Mr. Palmer. 4z
 While in Anchorage he made ar. engagements with Noel w. Smith general manager of the Alaska Rail. road, for transportation of the cari- bou from Kokrines to Nunivaf Island. A barge with the animal on will be, lowed down the rive about the middle of June.
 From, Kokrines and Nunivak MT Palmer will cruise along the coas as far as Nome, where he will mako final arrangements to move tn, headquarters of the reindeer experi ment station to Fairbanks, startint sometime this fall. At Fairbanks they will work in conjunction with the agricultural college.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30
GIVE SERVICE AND ADVERTISE

know an Idaho merchant who has built up business of $100,000 year in a small town solely as a result of advertising. backed up by the goods and service. He says he has bought the local newspaper time after time and still doesn't own it. All he wants is the service. It is not unusual for him to use three or four pages in one issue. This man started in business not so many years ago with a small capital, and most of that borrowed. He says any merchant in any town can du- plicate his success by following his methods. I know other small-town merchants who have done almost as well, and we all know how much the city stores have to depend upon advertising for their business. In spite of these successes a surprising ly large number of merchants do no advertising or so little that it doesn't amount to much. And they give no special attention to what they do use. They scratch off a little copy on. any scrap paper that comes handy on any subject that comes to. mind, and don't care how it is set in type or what kind of service they give in backing it up in their stores. Advertising, real advertising, good advertising, is the backbone and handspring of busi- ness. Country publishers and coun- try merchants should give lot of thought to the subject, and then cooperate to get greatest possible returns.-Selected.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30
Home Cooked Meals

Home cooked meals, noon and evening. Mrs. J. c. Morrison. h. quire Sentinel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30
CLEAN-UPswEEK

Mayor Barnes has designated the first week in May as Cleanup Week and the. citizens of Wrangell are re- quested to make a special effort dur ing this period to clean up their premises. All refuse, rubbish, etc., should be scrapped, and disinfectant used where necessary to establish a clean and sanitary condition. Spe- cial attention should be paid to the of a the back yards and alleys.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30

FOR SALE-Atlas Imperial h. D. gas engine. good condition, almost new. Inquire Sentinel office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30

A. Jakobitz, a former resident 0. WrangelL arrived from Petersburi on the Admiral Rogers Wednesday Mr. Jakobitz will leave for the new diggings on the first boat after tn opening of navigation on the Sti kline.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30
A. P. A. SHIP ARRIVES

The sailing vessel, Star of Russia, Captain Weedeman, master, arrived at the A. P. A. cannery crew for the coming season. The vessel was Is days on the way from San Francisco.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30
oHOW'S THIS7

HALLS .CATARRHy MEDICINE will of .catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh.
 HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con- yists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves the catarrhal inflammation. and the Internal Medicine. . Tonic. which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces. thus assfsting to restore nor. mAl conditions.
 6old by drusgists for over 70 Years.
 F. J. Cheney q Co.,, Toledo. O.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30

The Guild met al the home of tn president, Mrs. Gold, Wednesday af ,ternoon instead of with Mrs. J. G Grant. =,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30

Rev w. S. Marble has been trans ferred from the pastorate of tn Anchorage Presbyterian church t. Sitka Presbyterian church.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30

ai WANTED-A position with pri vate family in town. Have good references. Call or write. Phone 20 Victoria Roach
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-04-30
RED CROSS MEETING

The regular meeting of the execu. tive board of the Red Cross will b held Tuesday evening, May 5, the City Hall.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
sIGUIENTE Ola DE PUBLICAN
Sc in ANUNCIo

No hace mucho, una madre des-
consolada, los envi6 los datos de
un nino que habia huido dc su casa
dandonos datos confusos de como
vestia 81 dia que dej6 la casa Y de
su fisico. Sin esperanzas, anuncia-
mos en- nuestra secci6n este hecho
v al otro dia recibiamos las mas
~fervientes gracias y Congratulated
mes de estl, hoy felix madre.
81 nino habia sido hallado en-
Bayam6n. Este hecho no neccsita
concentrates para demostrar la eff.
cacia de un ANUNCIo en- nuestra
secci6n de RECLAMos EcoNo-
MICos. (P.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

E
cisco 40. Sombreros de seGoras
y ninas. Recibimos nueyos modelos
commandments, a~rtfculos de fanta-
STA ; traies para ninos pequelos. Els
merada atenci6n en- TODD. Lame al
telefono 648. San Juan. p.
cR ALQUILAN CASAS, las mas
hlgfenicas de Hato Rey Moder-
no.. Stop 37h. In1ormarAn ALI. r
CE VENDE casa de MADEIRA de dos
plantas, con garaje, EN- Rio Pie
dras, Gale Jose de Diego, No. SO.
propia para pupilos. Informara f.
j., Apartado 344. San Juan. "a
a QUEEN INTERESE. Tenemos
en- existencia un juego de asien-
tOs tapizados Ell cuero legftimo pa
ra guagua de % pasajeros Y otro
para 20 pasajeros, Stop 6. Tel. 81,
San Juan. A. Alvarez v Hnos. p.
VENDO buena Residential en- San
turce. Tomo casa pequena en-
Gambia o finca en- Rio Piedras. Tru-
jillo. Catafo o GuaynabO. Inforr~@
RI Telefono l.. 8. O. 8. Santurce, p
Rico. p
EANESE $1,000. Una casa situa-
Ga en- ealle PalaciOs valorada en-
tres mil pesos sc da EN- dos mil per
ausentarse su dueno. Sc deja mil en-
hipoteca. Renta $50. Oller, Rivera
4 Co., Tel. 1916, San Juan. SIS
nPORTUNIDAD veDdemos casas
fincas y solares en- Bayam6n. to-
0eD0s diner0 para colocar en- hipO-
teca. Para information. Jose @.
UmpierFe. Box 70 Bayam6a. P. r.
Rafael Pesquera. telefonO 157, edi-
S'rin. RI MUND0. p.
ESPLENDTDO surtido en- bajillas
inglesas de loza y porcelana. No
compre I'd sin yer nuestrOs pre-
clos. FL Globo. San Justo 80. p.
CE ALQUILA los altos de la casa
Tetuan So en- $500. Informaran
T~elGfOnO POS, San Juan. p.
VENDO hermosa Residential Gale
LOLA 236. con 1925 metros cua
drados, cuatro dormitorios, dos ser
vicios, garaje. h~abitaciones ~serviciO
V ch0fer. Informaran Administra-
ci6n de Ell MUNDO, NJ. Dueno. 8-15
PUICK de dos aSientOs. Seis ci-
lindros. Sc vende barato. Infor
maran en- Tetuan 8, Box 1904. p.
CE VENDEN varios miles de palitos
toronjas de dos afios (marsh) sin
semillas Y (Duncan) con pepitas in
gertados, libres de costras, estando
completamente limpios. Juan Gar
got. Naguabo. BIO
RAILE SANVITO. Histerismo
Histeroepilepsia, Academies ner
viosos de las clor0ticas Pida Vale
riana Estabilizada del DR.. Colomer,
de Barcelona, en- las mejores farma-
cias. 81
sc ALQUILA en- Miramar casa de
seis habitaciones, serviciO sa-
nitario, garage Y un gran patio por
| rs d6lares mensuales. InfOrmaran
telefonos 2OS, San Juan o Z rojo,
Santurce. p.
UENDEDOR: Solicito uno con ex'
p~eriencia commercial en- los dis
tritos de Ponce Y Mayaguez para
ventas por mayor, buenas lfneas.
Apartado 631, San Juan. SO
CE ALQUILA pnesto de leche con
buena clientele, en- Ave. MunO2
! Rivera. Dirigirse a /. Betancourt,
/ San Agusth 81, tel6fono 1888, San
.Jnan. SO
CRISTALES Y ESPEJOS: Vende-
mos muy baratos los cristales
de dolores y blancos para ~Ventanas
Espejos para pnertas de armario,
Closets y tocadores, no dele de pre-
guitar precios de cristales a MerinO
Rodriguez & Hnos., San Juan. 81
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RARA INpusTRIAs ' eomercI.

Halares IN venta o nlquiler.
CaR fnfnte . taaEnifiea ~eaFretera :
pF6Kilnos al harrlo Obrero; altos.
meos y Kenfilados. Con excelentes
oendiaones NJ presente y magniflca
ImFleetisa para Fl porvenir.
anfuFunes a. Mn. Tel. 1865. Box
a. Crisgo A. san Juan. p. r..
Q-IG
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

VENDO buena Residential en- San
turce. Tomo casa peauefA en-
cambio o finca en- Rio Piedras. Tru-
jillo, Cata1o o GuaynabO. Inforrs@
RI Telefono L. 8. O. 8. Santurce. p
Rico. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

cR ALQUILAN CAsAS, las mas
higfenicas de Hato Rey Moder-
no. Stop 37h. Informaran ALI. r
SE VENDE casa de MADEIRA de dos
plantas, con garaje, en- Rio Pie
dras, Gale Jose de Diego, No. 33.
propia para pupilos. Informara f,
j., Apartado 344. San Juan. ga
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$40 al go. $1,000, $4,000

81 1870. $4,000 al o por ciento,
$7,0O0 al 10 por ciento para colo
ear sobre buenas garantfa coticre-
10. Alquil0 casa concrete cinco DOR
mitorios. garage eerca Parque $50
mensuales. Informara Corral, tele-
fono ITO, Santurce. 81
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para UN MEDICO-se alquill
exeelente local en- Cfus rs. plaza
BaldofIOtv. Tel. 800 r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

EXPERIENCED accountant

EXPERIENCED accountant and
Auditor. English and Spanish
Correspondence. General business.
willing to work with reasonable
concern. Can take charge OF both
accounting and correspondence
departments. Apply r. n. General
Delivery, San Juan. 81
CE ALQUILA: $50 a S concrete
Gale Feria Is, cuatro dormito-
rios con aqua en- cada une. Garaje
para dos carros. Reeian pintada.
Informes Te!efonO 977 azui, San
turce. 8-5
MAGNIFICO solar de 800 mic.
en- la calle Lola al Iado de la
casa No. 30. Para informe, lame
al telefono 7O5. San Juan. ga
&c ALQUILAN los altos casa ca
lie Dos Herman0s Ne. so Stop
10 con nueye departamentos, precio
m0dico sitio centrico Tnformara Tel
74S azul, Sauturce. SO
&C SOLICITAN agencias de todas
classes para ell distrito de HUI
macao. UomunIquese con NJ. A. Mar
tfnez, Box 1436, San Juan, p. II.
Referencias las ~necesarias. Ss3
EARMACEUTICO. Sc solicita una
seTorita o I'm joven para RE-
GENTE. Dirijase a A. r. Ell NUN
DO. SIP
&c VENDE: Hermosa casa ma
dera, dos plantas, parada 1917,
Gale de Barcelona 80. A 40 metros
de la parada del trolley. Informa-
rim en- la misma o lame al tel6fo-
no GA verde, Santurce. p.
MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalmente los 6ltimos hits
de New York. Tambien I'm gran sur
lido de couplets Y mfsica espahola
en- general. Enyfo a la isla franqueo
extra. Los Muehachos, San Juan,
p. r. p.
VEND0 casa MADEIRA Y concrete
moderna, verja, garage, cinco
dormitoFios, doble servicio, dejan
do $500 hipoteca. Parada A, .calle
Los Bahos. Informaran Tel. 444 ne
gro, Santurce. $50
VENDO cas dos plantas, bien
construfda de concrete. Moder-
ma. Solar grande. Situada Avenida
San Jorge No. 50, Santurce, Bue-l
ma rita. Inf. Tel. 127 azul, Santurr
ce. S55.
SIGUIENTE OLA DE PUBLICAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

MAYORDOMO. Con % amos de
prdctica Pm finca de cafe Y fra
tos. memories desea colocaci6n. Diri-
girse a Juan Il. Sotomayor. Gale
Pelayo No. 40. Puerta de TERRA,
San Juan. SIS
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- NENUE una dtnhmo mnfea
Gen Electrical 7 kilos de fuer-
ra a mfses a. mso ineluyendo cua-
aHa de aisiriinei6n. TODD en- mag
nalcas eondieioues. Garantizada a
mslad a. PRESTO. DlriJase a Fran
elso Moref. Aguada. +. n. SO
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RONITAs GUAGUAs. Esplendid,

mente pintadas quedan las qua
guas con los esmaltes de Moore"
que yende Merino Rodriguez 4
HnOs., cuya Ferreterfa tiene pane
les de roble Y tubos niquelados para
a~garraderas y corrinas. ga
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CE VENDE casa: Gallo San

No. 81 Sala, comedor, A dormi-
torios, doble servicio sanitario, So
lar $50 metros. Parte contado, res
to hipoteca. InfoRmaran 1856 rojo.
"a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

un huen suFtidO en- puntillas.
haFdaaos ~esfrechos. tru-tru. pasa
nains. einfas en bonitOs dolores.
nsnsa ~e@toIdlla. hOtoneitOs de ma
SAP. aplieaeiones. TODD fino y bo-
alto r. Giusii , 60. S-3
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IVA. Poema EN- verso por Lcdo.
Ricardo del Tofo Sober. de Cabo
Rojo a pc. ejemplar, San Juan,
canteFO. Fernandez & Co. Ponce,
Otero y Sobrino. MayagHez, La
Voc de la Patria. San German, RAJ
mon A. Torres, CabO Rojo. Farma-
Ella Ferrer. "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

a QUEEN INTERESE. TenemOs
en- existencia un juego de asien-
tOs tapizados Ell cuero legftimo pa
ra guagua de % pasajeros Y otro
para 20 pasajeros, Stop 6. Tel. 81,
San Juan. A. Alvarez Y Hnos. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

KHLTIK ID. Una preparation ar
seaical para ell complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efecto eficaz y
rapido. Pida infrmes a: Los Mu-
chachos', Sues. de A. Mayol y Co,
San Juan. p. n. p.
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