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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

SE vENDE. Magnffico solar de
300 MIC en- la Gale LOLA al Ia
do de la casa 240 en- $500 dando
$3.50 de contado Y el resto en- hipo-
teca. Informaran tel 705, San Juan.
S-4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
CATANO STAR PROPINA NUEVE
CERS AL ALL BORINQUEN'
NUTS LAMA COMO EN- sUS MEJORES TIEMPOs.
-UN 'HOME RUM DE CEPEDA.-LAS LACRI-
MAS DE BROWN.-OSADIA DEL CATANO.
SAINZ, PROFETA.
Por SPALDING-

de esos fanaticos: Perucho es la Sc
gunda vez, de las tres que ha ju-
gado en- esa liga, que lleva la bola
a los terrenos del wireless. iPo-
hre muchacho, este Brown! En- YER
dad, en- yerdad le aconsejo que aban
done ell cai6n. No todo palo sirve
para cuna. iQu6 dira a este Rogue.
que nunca quiso darle una oportuni
dad al Cataflo, considerando nues-
tros intentos como puerilidades?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
Perdida v .encontrada.

/ LAvERO. Perdido de cuero con
dos Ilayes. Collar Gle Perlas en-
tire parada 80 Y Edificio Federal.
Qualification a quien devuelva a
Sr., Domenech. p H. r. L. and r.
Co. San Juan. SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
para SALUD Y PLACER Y, SC

bre todo PARA NEGOCIO ven
do en la playa de Lola. en- ell sitio
mas salubre del pals, finca de 45
cuerdas todas sembradas de. cocos
en- plena production. Carretera has
ia Ia misma Y esplendidos bafios.
Lugar atrayente para veranear. In
formard A. Dfaz Nieyes, Rio Gran
de, los sdbados desde medic dfa Y
los domingos. S.S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
para INDUSTRIAs ' comercio

Solares en- yenta alquiler.
Con frente a rnagnffica carretera
pr6xilnos al Barrio ObrerO: altos,
secos y ventilados. Con excelentes
eondiciones al presente y magnffica
perspective para el porvenir.
Informes: A. Min. Tel. 1896, Box
G65 Cristo IL, San Juan. p. r.,
S-16
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
AnunCiOsCIdsifiCddOS
Solares.

&c yENDE. solar en- Carri6n
Court, parada A. Sitio residen
cial, frente al mar, 700 metros. Stem
pre- hay fresco. 1nformaran Gotay,
telefono 1860, Salvador Brau 50
81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
FLORES NATURALES. Sc hace

toda clase de trabajos artfsticos.
Especialidad en- coronas, cruces, ra-
mo para novia y canastas. Parada
IL, Avenida Miramar No. G, Tel6-
fono $40 verde, Santurce, p. Il.
1890.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

NENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES: en- t0da clase de trabajos.
Sc imprimen. cintas para cUronas.
Llame al telefoDo $50 azul, paradn
Ia Gale Herndnde2 No. 6 Encarna-
ci6n Hernandez. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
usrIp Es EL 7cULPABLE

81 su nltimo anuncio en- la sec
ci6n de avisos clasificados de Ell
MUNDO no surti6 el efeeto de-
seado usted es el culpabla porque
fracas6 al intentar convcrtir en-
compradores nuestros lectores.
Venga a nosotros = pondremos q
So disposition nuestra experien-
cis sin costo alguno, P,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
Venta de flores

NENTA DE FLORES narurales.
en- ramos, cruces, coronas, arpas,
iiraz, insignias mas0nicas, almoha-
0Ones y otros trabaJos en- flores ma
surales; parada ii. caIle Hoare
nulnerO 10 lame al telefono 67S
aEul p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
Hoteles.
PORTO RICO REsTAURANT.-

Comidas La espa1ola. Donde
mejor Y mas barato Sc come Da-
mos hospedaje. Sc habla ingl6s Y
espanol. Miguel Puig, propietario,
Sacket st. 20, Brooklyn, New York.
SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

bre muchacho, este Brown! I'm YER
dad, en- verdad lie aconsejo que aban
done ell cai6n. No todo palo sirye
para cuiia iQue dira a este Rogue,
que nunca quiso darle una oportuni
dad al Catafo, considerando nues-
tros intentos como puerilidades?
FL .triunfo del Catafio Star no de-
be sOrprender nj. admirar a nadie,
puesto que hoy dfa euenta Ell su Sc
no con jugadores que NADIA tienen
que envidiar a aquelios- que Sc. con-
sideran unos "rascacielos", de cuya
orgullosa idea estriba el verdadero
atrevimiento", que Collins, disimu-
ladamente, tuviera a bien endosar-
nos. Pues siempre abrigabamos Ia
esperanza de que el dfa EN- que sc
le diera una ,oportunidad nues-
tros muchachos, ellos habrfan de
hacer algo que valera la pena, algo
digno de anotarse en- las paginas de-
portivas de .nuestro pals. MuchaS
han sido las contiendas libradas poi'
nuestro team en- la isla en- las Gun
les sc ha enfrentado con noYenas
de la categorfa del "Humacao". Ma
yaguez'', "Atenas'' de Manatl, Y
otros no menos importantes, habien
do rendido siempre una labor pro
metedor6. Y unas veces perdiendo
" otras ganando, este team, que.
bien puede decirse es uno de los
mas antiques en- La isla, y que por
su perseverance, v entusias smo en-
mantener en- pie el sdeportet tIoy Ell
decadencia no debieraseleg despre-
ciar y relegarlo, como Acosal inservis
bic, al olvido, siempre dol impre-
sion de, en- no lejano dia, hacer una
buena hazala, pero nuneaE como La
que ha hecho a los mucAaachos de
Brown, quienes Ell honor a la YER
dad, jugaron pelota como en- sus
mejores momentos, haciendo vacilar
mas de una vez al 'Cata0G, ell los
rudos esfuerzos que hacfa por de-
rrotarlos. ag 4
Es une gloria para nnestTos mu.
~, "a nI,oe. hoI,1x ,~I,%o,,;<J-> e,1sf1 .-;,,oer
Y no porque ell "All BorfnquenD
este integrado por jugadoreS como
Ciquf, Brown, Monchile. vistosiano,
Chech6n Y otros, que en- nuestro con
cepto mo comen hueso", sine por-
que esa victoria le dara acceAo 81
es que ell orgullo y egofsm0 no han
de ser un obstaculo- en- las con
tiendas que hayan de librEs1se en-
ire novenas de primera claSs en- la
isla. Pero mas gloria es paaa Mu
tis, que lanz6 como en- sus qnejores
tiempos. haber propinado nneve ce-
ros a aqu6llos que aver fufron sus
eompaneros y que llegandoAes a con
siderar superiores a el, lSsposter-
garon, relegandolo. al olvidoS Y par
te de esa gloria es para OHsii Julio
Sainz. que va Ell bronla. y@ Hl serio.
profetiz6. ique profeta ~selores :,
la formidable derrota ae, l5s ''bo-f
rinqueiios''
Leccion es esta que debsn tener
muy Ell cuenta las demas laoyenas
de la isla, que siempre hapS recibi
do nuestros retos con desden des
precio hijos del orgullo ! Ia pedan
terra.
Y basta
Catano. r. r., 3 de agostoy 1925.
srs--=ssSss-=
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
DR.. JOSE VICENTE
CIRUJANO-DENTISTA

Especialista de la Sociedad Espah|
la de Auxiho Mutuo Beneftencl
Ho.as de Oficina:
Ia 12 A. II. , 1880 5 p. Ms
San Justo 33 (altos de 'El Louvrs|
Telefono Gao. San Juan. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
DlRECTORIO
PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO G. QUINONES
AVOCADO Y NOTARIO

Graduado de la Universidad
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puex
Rico. Postula ante las Cortes
Puerto Rico y Corte Federal.
P. o. Box 128 Tel. LAB, s.
Edificio NOA. San Juan, p. \,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04
DR.. RAMON F. CARBALLQ
DENTISTA

Participa a sus colegas, clientesI
amigos, que ha trasladado su of
ma la parada 10 frente al teatl
OlimpO, donde ofrece sus SERVED
PROFESSIONALS.
Tel. 1903. Santuf|
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

cataho. z. r.. 3 de agosto' 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-04

Lecci6n es esta que debsn tener
muy Ell cuenta las demas ,aoyenas
de la isla, que siempre haps recibi
do nuestros retos con desdeln des
preeio. hijos del orgullo y Ia pedan
terra.
Y hasta
The Washington times., 1925-06-15
HoUoIine for the home garage -

FiVe-eaIon can of HaVoLine with Easy Tip rack
(Left) offered by at special combination price.
HavoLine also sold in 1-GaL cans handily carried
under seat. Be sure you always have the oil
the Motor Check prescribes.
The Washington times., 1925-06-15
YOUTH ACCUSED.
Of STEALING
AUTOS
Raymond Lewis Kidwell Faces
Four Charges of Grand
Larceny

Charged with four cases Of grand
larceny. involving the theft OF au'
tomobiles and parts of another,
RAYMOND Lewis KidwelL twenty
year-old resident of Mclean. Va
arrested last night by Policeman
William J. Lynn. of the First Pre-
cinct, will be brought to Police
Court tomorrow morning.
In 1924 Kidwe1l is said to have
stolen automobiles belonging to M:
w. Miller, of 1905 Potomac street
northwest, and George D. Redmond,
of 3249 N street northwest. and
interchanged the bodies to conceal
the identity.
Yesterday. according to the po-
lice, he was caught in the act OF
stealing tires from an automobile
belonging to Jonathan Wainwright,
of Fort Myer, Va. while the car
was parked on G street.
After. chase Kidwell was ep-
pretended and with him in his
automobile were his two small
brothers. Headquarters Detective
Frank NJ. Alligood, who is investi-
eating the case, declared that Kid.
well admitted the larcenies.
The Washington times., 1925-06-15
HARPER To OPEN
BIG LEGION
DRIVE
Committees Ready This Week
for ST, 900. 900 Campaign,
Says D. c. Chairman

Colonel Robert N. Harper, chair.
man of the campaign committee for.
the District Of Columbia in the
American Legion's $5,OOO.OOO drive
announced today that he expects
to have his committee completely
organized and functioning during
the present week. Joshua Evans,
jr., who has been appointed treas.
urer OF the local committee, II pre-
pared to receive contributions, as
are members Of the committee.
Headquarters for the drive have
been established in the Bond Build.
ing, in charge Of w. B. Crush. a
field secretary representing the
national organization.
Department Commander Frank 4.
Peckham stated today that It was
expected that the campaign to raise
the local quota would be completed
within a fortnight.
The Washington times., 1925-06-15
WILL PLAN BIG
D. c. BU|LD|NG
PROGRAM
Senator Smoot Will Confer
With Colonel Sheriff.
on Needs Here

Plans for a great. public building
program in Washington next year
will be made this week in a series
Of conferences between Senator
Reed Smoot of Utah, chairman Of
the Public Buildings Commission.
and Lieutenant Colonel G. o.
Sheriff.. director of public buildings
and public parks.
Senator Smoot has announced
that he will reintroduce the $780,
000, 200 public buildings bill for the
District Immediately after Congress
conyenes In December. AT the
last session the House passed a
&150, 000,0 900 national public fuild-
ings bill, providing $50, 900 900 for
the District, and the bill failed
only for lack Of time for Its con-
sideration by the Senate. 1
Buildings to be erected In the
District will be planned with q
view to accommodation OF mum.
Der Of bureaus which have already
been consolidated or transferred or
which will be consolidated or trans
ferred, In accordance with the
plan for Reorganization OF the
executive departments
Every executive department is
in need Of better housing facilities,
preliminary surveys have indicated.
At the conferences between Sena-
tor Smoot and Colonel Sheriff.
efforts will be made to determine
which departments and bureaus
are most pressingly In need Of
new quarters and preliminary esti.
mates will be made.
Plans will be considered for re-
moval of the Bureau OF Mines to
the Bureau Of Standards grounds,
recently enlarged by purchase Of
land along Connecticut averiue.
The first of the conferences will
be held before the middle OF the
week, 1t IL planned.
The Washington times., 1925-06-15
ADVERTISEMENT
Warns w omen About
High Blood Pressure
Use Norma
ADVERTISEMENT

Thousands of middle age women
experience dizziness, sf1ortness of
breath, nervousness. mead pains,
sIe eple ess and flushed face,
These are danger signals OF high
blood pressure. Take heed now for
Il is known high blood pressure
causes hardening of arteries,
apoplexy, Bright's disease and often
: sudden death. These distressing
symptoms and the accompanying
dangers disappear with the simple,
safe Norma treatment. Norma is
. . purely vegetable medicine and a
physicians prescription. It reduces
blood pressure swiftly. Often one
bottle will do it. Many have so
: testified. Get bottle of Norma to-
day from Peoples Drug Stores or
any good druggist
The Washington times., 1925-06-15
o. K. Rail Note Renewal

The Norfolk and Portsmouth
Belt Line railroad was authorized
By the Interstate Commerce Com
mission today to issue q cne-year
6 per cent promissory note for
$50 900 in renewal OF q. note for.
d like amount maturing July 16.
The Washington times., 1925-06-15
Press Club to Be Host

Speeches, vaudeville and jazz are
on the program at the National
Press Club tomorrow night. Mem
beers OF the National Editorial As
ISOLATION will be entertained by the
club. Happy Walkers Orchestra
will furnish music. $
The Washington times., 1925-06-15

MONEY saved by self-denial may be earned
4V1 with difficulty, but money saved by the
simple method of buying the same goods at
lower price is most easily earned. 1t is just 50
much clear profit to you.
Sears Roebuck prices save pennies and dollars;
in time, many dollars. Many families have dealt
with The Worlds Largest Store for thirty
years or more. During that time the amount of
their savings by trading with Sears has mounted
to sums of real importance.
One old customer writes that he has saved $500
on the $1,000 worth of goods that he has bought
from Sears Roebuck. He is sure of this, for he
has always secured comparative prices before
ordering.
Sears Roebuck goods are of guaranteed quality
always Your money will be promptly re-
turned if you are not satisfied with anything
you buy from Sears catalog.
The Washington times., 1925-06-15
Get Free Test Certificates from any dealer

Drive around nowi Buy fresh, clean crank
ease filing of Havoline-the proven power
oil. You will be given Free Test Certificate
emitting you to the remarkable Motor Check
test described at right.
The test alone would cost real money If
made in repair shop. It actually tells more
about your car than you could learn by driv-
ing hundreds of miles with your running
boards crowded with experts.
The Washington times., 1925-06-15

It will catch your little troubles before
they grow. You learn how to get more power
and keep those little troubles down. Sure
freedom from many repair bill, BUT great
est of ali you see how to avoid such
troubles by buying oil as power!
Dealers who don't drain crank cases sell
Havoline Oil coupons. Buy them, bring them
to the Motor Check with your certificate and
we'll put in the oil.
The Washington times., 1925-06-15

Last chance! Five days more - then
the Motor Check must leave
Don't this chance to
power brakes clutch tested-Free Learn how
you money by buying oil power
Get Free Test Certificates from any dealer
The Washington times., 1925-06-15
What Oil-Power
looks like

This chart shows. how one car
q 1924 model in good condition
performed in four tests with four
different oils.
Bottom curve-Too heavy oil
used. Ten H. P. the limit.
Second curve-Cheap oil used.
Full power never developed. Limit
~ H. P.
Third curve-Old oil used. Power
seriously lacking. Best showing
was 81 II. P.
Top curve-Havoline as pre-
scribed for that particular car. 81
II. P.
Car owners who have had first
tests but not the second (detaH-
ed in No. 8 below are reminded
of its importance. Get it-and
your Oil PreScription-before
the Motor Check departs,
With every crank-case fillingof
Havoline you get these free tests
on the WATSON Motor Check.
/. Test of car for horsepower.
2. Test for slippage of gases past
pistons.
3. Test for timing accuracy.
q. Test of speedometer accuracy.
S. Test of wheel alignment.
8. Test of brake adjustment.
7. Test of car for slipping clutch.
8. Tests No. and repeated
after you have driven car distance
indicated by Motor Check engineer.
This shows how Havoline is holding
your power.
9. Your own personal Oil Pre-
scription form for further reference.
Nofe:-Tests do not include
repairs or adjustments.
n0WR1rD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
cowen Park Beauty
PAVED DISTRICT
Furnished
jrsf LISTED FoR
Quick Sale, $6,250
Any Reasonable
IernlS

risI frUfaf kahle haluf a.
tlst listed today aud rs first
limo advertised. The owner
A.s iust been transferred O.
rsufornia aud must sell
sQlckiy. hence thts rNcrp
nSrsl pricc. This beautiful
hone has larsc ilsht
rooms besides extra larEe
siassed-in sleening porch; u
Il strictly modern in every
waV havins heautitui oak
flaors. very artistic fire.
riace, bookcases tilc hath
sahinet Kitchen. cement
kssemtut furnace, laundry
and gsraEr located rtght in
m exclusive rowcn Paris
district. the prettiest dts
tricf Boz seattle. surrounded
bv beautiful homes, lhrgc.
weil-imprated lot. With "A
lawn Ukc velvet and all
kinds 20 expensive shrub
kerg. The house alone u
well worth the price asked
bat the owner will leave.
Absolutely free. all ~ tho
furniture such as elegant
rugs. phcnograph. floor
lamps. upholst~red chairs.
pak dining set. two bedroom
suites, combination Eas and
seal RANGE. curtains, draper
Iss and other articles too
numerous 10 mention a
phone call viii bring a
salesman 10 your door 20
show the hest buy IN the
city. Remember. YOUR
OWN TERMS Phone
NE iTse-5S-5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
BUY THIS SNAP

down. balance t. rUlL i-room
sw bungalow nice level lot .
gar Beacon golf Links II Will
ysy you to take time 10 see this
4srgain Immediate pOEsesalOn.
Esiupin. az Yale Bldg opposite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

1000 Western twrit a p,VF. bargain
5TockS WANTED Az Dufuut and
star Motors. Central Finnnce, Csu.
lana Petroleum. Fuater a ki6iHsr.
pfda olympic Hotel Bond West
ern Smelling q Power aud all
mining and NsW York curb stocks
MONEY LOANED on
MARKETABLE SECURITIES
200 Marion 81. Ell iot-Gtss
Just or end Az. OPP. Natl city Hk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

sg.6oO-s-R. Barguins Easy Terms
ALLAN Y. KELLY NEALTOh
1870 Greenwood Ave 81 nart-59tQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE


BEACON WtL
fiooa updrrrrier1 H thIH
neat s-r1rm hursalo"
lRFse iuf uisg lawns trfr
race fun basement. turr
mace tfaNss sll l.s-siefu -iiH-
proYcments. iueIuditS tirrr
placCr an lmproKcmT ula in
bat paviHs, paid in luils
ana stores For quick tHtNt
priced atg10aH yI 0oe cash.
balance rttisfaCtoTf AE
kaufman,
FOUR.EOOM BUNGALOW
Near NE Baker csF and aAfh
ave. a very attractive. wolf
built. Trvrar-uid hunsaluw
10 laTEc rooms tuII cons
crete Basement laundry
trays. an improvements ln
and paid q home that is tu
AN condition and be- nu CN-
trntiauHfir Euut buy 1t
Sgt5Dr $500 cash. balance
gla prr month. iueludinh
interest Mr fraEicr
EMPIRE WAY
N'ENNfN AAtAkH NHNnNlN NN.Ns
low. p acre 81 srcunds
rardeu. lawn. shrubs fruit
trrta. "a Mise tlttla plarC,
reasonably price Ht tlaaNt
terms Go suit Nj hHuit-
man
NORTH PARK
A beautiful home pf 3 large
rooms aud htticl huilt-in
fratureat cabinet kitchen.
concrete basement, FUR
mace laundry trays build.
iuvs nTc years old aut
afp la excellent conditions
corner lot. level with street.
alley. near school aud
transportauon dletrieh
% beautiful homes Price
$500. NO mertEAko, very
vasy terms. Mt Frazier,
office open Evening"
b. R THOMAS AND
COMPANY JIG
tnzU Third ANr
EI.int-TiGi or tthl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
So WANTED-TO BORROW
81 FINANCIAL
Scandinavian-Amer.B Bank
WARRANTS PURCHASED
BOZ American Rank Bldg
IS STOCKS AND BONDS

watson Moore Company
STOCKS Ent 1907 HOhba
All Spokane stocks Bought and aold
" INTERESTED ~ a sTOCh
PAYING TEN FER Cent,
WRITE or PHONE Is
AZ. Prices subject:
no Aero Alarm. pfd ..... 5000
ZOE o. a. Best. Inc. ,sr.s..s Cheap
5n Pet Universal Lock Market
COCO beacon Coal .ts....s.. Market
1909 Corr Gold ............ Bargain
q buraut Motors. Del, .5--ls.ug
10 Iufaut Motors. Cal coed 500
1909 Forks Drilling --.-.. Market
300 Hifat Chichaguf Nine Market
100 Lambert Tire a Rubber. $50
300 Monetary Metals ss....- "a
1000 Nevada bellevue ....... .zGE
1000 Ol3 mplr Hotel bonds 81. 1900
10 Rainier Corporation ... Cheap
~ ltoiln Motors ..srss,-. hoo
goo Rotary Pillow ..ss.-s... 90
100 lickenhhrhrr Motors 500
1000 Ruby Reach Mining -.. 90
20 star Motors ..-.....r.. $50
100 AltoWru Cereal ...-.-.. $50
iei u. 8 silver Fox Yarns 900
...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

EAcRIFIcE- Ballard. seven T
rooms and bath. three large :
bedrooms. roOmy clothes
closets, near public and
high schools. and half
block from car line. Lot
sexf10. Guit trees and nice
lawn. Very warm and COM
Portable home. Price only
;z4g0, with 5000 cash AM
ear .or good building lot
balance OF equity.
rTHoRDARsoN REALTY co.
100 American Bank Bldg.
M in-f7f7
Evening phone 81 nset-40if.
] i II II r 80 II q T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Here's a Living for You

, acres ioyfi land. about al cleared;
good house. ufW barn, chicken
house. family orchard all hlndn
water Price 81 500. Includes ?
fresh COWS { hrItrf calf cram
separator. ! Incubator brooderr,
$500 cash, your own tefmH on bal
nnes az saa Sec SIR True.
Watson-Moore Company
aa4 sf6rt., m. l0t-gtEg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

ts5 GIVES poSS t,S>loN
- two blocks from Wood
- Park y larsc rooms
4Ving Room actoe rhiisf
.,-f oak floors. tiir lirr=
.,sr. tllr bath. fvmhrpke
~ cabinet kitchtn. nouk-
rsn,sui hssrmrHt iufnhte-
fr.ts frrprnHt sarHsg,
~ .huut wclt.ftnt sh "a.
r,efiirnf location, lovely
- Enuf said. this one
I'm sell Tor sou. Nfmru-
- Nc will Caii Tor Auu.
MAJ phone ME irsr-ss-A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
G. FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
S3,450
$3.50 Down


NEW t-HuuM BUNGALOW
Why pay rent when you can buy
tbia bungalow New t-runm -
Eaiuw with t.g fireplace. hard
wood floors ttvakfaHt nook ana
an the latest in Kitchen feature
cement basement. wib LAUNDRY
trays and furnace. for $500 cash
and small monthly payment. Iusi,
cali Ma lrar-7gi6 aud w0 VIII eall
Zoe YoY
OWNER MUST SELL
This hrautifIt bungalow. located in
easy walking distance - lniFrt-
suy az sacrifice IL II on =
large iot on paved street. !
raous with unfinished attic, and
sleeping porch. oak flDofHt lirrr
place. cement basement furnace
laundry trays and garage. In
eiudtd with this house be- West
tuEhouHo electric range aud West
tHEhuuse hot water heater
Everything clean as a " histlc. on
payment ~ $500 yuu can have the
key 90 this beautiful bungalow,
Call and see "a Immediately AZ 1T
viii not last Just call ME lrac-
1GiG and wr viii call for YOU
itYKEs a kAATEHS,
1898 n 18th 81
IA st-gs1l After y. ~
$4,000 scr. Hargain. Easy Terms
ALLAN v KELLY. NEALToN
gfn0 Greenwood Ave ST. Uari-h0t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-27
TITLE MAN GIVES
ADDRESS AT MEET
OF ROTARY CLUB

\ Titles, deeds and mortgages
were explained in detail to members
of the FL Centre Rotary Club at the
weekly luncheon this noon by w.
" .MCFuen of the Pioneer Title
Insurance Company, who explained
many of the legal technicalities con-
mected with the business of the COM
panv. his talk being closely follow
ed by Rotarlans.
Howard Meyer announced the re-
ceipt of Il telegram from Warren
Curricr, president Of the I'M
perial Valley Hardware Company,
announcing the birth at Los An
gelcs early in the week of Warren
Currier, 3rd, the youngest being
husky, according 10 his dad, who
intends to train him up to be 4
star gridiron man.
Visiting Rotarians included Ad-
Olson Narnev, Robert Hatton, Tom
Y2lesias and Ed Daniels of Ialcx-
Ico; Gordoa Schneider and D&lc
Cooper of iioltVille. Other visitors
were j. u. johnson of this city and
Charles ". Ray. manager of the To-
cal office of the Postal Telegraph
Company.
". T. Christian was chairman o:
the daN