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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-02

For years the Ford ton-truck
chassis has been the most popular OF
the lighter truck units and at pres
ent approximately rs per cent OF the
one-ton trucks in use in the United
States are Fords. Until little more
than year ago, however, purchasers
of the Ford truck chassis had to Sc
cure bodies from outside manufact-
urers
The first appearance of Ford in
the Commercial car body field came
with the introduction of an all-steel
express type body with open cab,
also of steel construction. The cab
and body were built with a view OF
giving to the user the greatest poss-
ible value in construction and ma
terials and at the same time a unit
that was light and durable, designed
to meet variety of requirements.
With this body on the market it
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-02
FLF REFINING COMPANY

wasn't long until the Ford Motor
Company provided screen sides and
canopy top, thereby extending the
trucks utility to delivery and hauling
services requiring protection of mer-
chandise from the elements and
theft, providing at the same time
ample loading space.
While these body combinations
met a large share of the require
ments in the commercial and agri-
cultural fields there still remained a
certain division that demanded stake
and platform trucks
In order to satisfy this demand the
company recently introduced a new
stake body, which not only meets
MANY hauling needs, but has a par
ticular value to the farmer, for the
body is easily adaptable to the use
of cattle and grain sides, giving the
man on the farm a transportation
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-02

unit to meet practically all OF his
hauling requirements.
A closed car of steel also has been
introduced. 1t is adaptable to any
of the body types and because OF the
complete protection it affords against
the elements has grown rapidly IN
popularity. A feature of this cab Is
that two panels in the back may be
removed to afford access to the truck
body.
Ford also is providing light pick
up body for the Model T chassis, de-
signed to care for light delivery
work. This body, is also all-steel
and is mounted on the Ford runabout
which gives the driver comfortable
seat with ample room for another
passenger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-02
FIELD AS COM
lar BUILDER

| OF commercial cars
y. and while users
epfe turning to the
Es ne most economical.
f. ~ advances in this
I; transportation re-
ing and significant
ms Is the entrance
numerical car body
s : i with Ford in
! = felds, where he
cost transportation
anywhere " Y The grad
;o u Ford-built COM
ITtie31tss that users in
= l,eia "a are to benefit
extent than ever
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-02

Hot Shot Batteries at $500.
jefferson Motor Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-09-02

NO-NOX is guaranteed to be no moro
harmful to man or motor than ordinary
gasoline and is priced only three cents
per gallon higher than That Good Gulf
gasoline.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-16

BaCchelor Button-MrS. j. Galll-
gan 1st; Mrs. Ed. Lacau End.
CULINARY
Bread
Best loaf White Bread Emil Elk
lund LIST; +. Vonau End.
Best loaf Nut Bread Mrs. John
Numerick 1st.
Best loaf Rye Bread Mrs. j. Gal
ligan 1st; Mrs. Geo. E. Swanlund
End.
Best loaf Graham Bread Mrs.
Art Radcliffe 1st.
Best loaf Corn Bread none.
Best loaf Brown Bread (soda or
baking powder)-Mrs. Art Rad
cliffe 1st.
Best loaf Raisin Bread (soda or
baking powder) -none.
9 Baking Powder Biscuits Lydia
Faux 1st; Mrs. VIM. Saltenberger
End.
8 Breakfast Rolls-L. c. Conrad
list; Mrs. Geo. E. Swanlund End.
3 Cinnamon Rolls Mrs. Geo. E.
Swanlund 1st; L. G. Conrad End.
Coffee Cake F. Vonau 1st; Mrs.
B. Abrahams End.
Loaf Cake
Dark Fruit Cake-Mrs. Hugo H.
Behn LIST.
White Fruit Cake-Mrs. Geo. H.
Swanlund LIST.
Devils Food Cake Mrs. Geo.
Stott LIST; Mrs, J. Galligan End.
Angels Food Cake aebert
White 1st; Mrs. E. Ponath End.
Sunshine Cake Mrs. Hugo Behn
lst; Mrs. Geo. E. Swanlund End.
Nut Cake Nestor Johnson LIST.
Spice Cake-Mrs. Roy Mayo 1st;
Mrs. Geo. E. Swanlund End.
Layer Cake.
Chocolate Frosted Cake-L. c..
Conrad End.
Cocoanut Frosted Cake IL Mrs.
John Numerick LIST; Ida Saltenber-
ger End
Carmel Cake-Mrs. W. P. Nor
lander 1st.
Fig Cake Mrs. Roy Mayo 1st.
Date Cake-Mrs. Roy Mayo 1st.
Cookies
s Nut Cookies Nestor Johnson
lst; Mary ]. Kolehouse End.
6 Sour Cream Cookies-Mrs. l..
F. Zimpelman.
s Oatmeal Cookies Mrs. Nick
Domek LIST; Ida Saltenberger End.
s Ginger Cookies Mrs. w. r.
Ashton 1st; Ida Saltenberger End.
8 White Sugar Cookies-Mrs.
VIM. Saltenberger 1st; Mary ].
Kolehouse End.
6 Molasses Lydia Faulk 1st; and
Mrs. Art. Radcliffe End.
6 Cereal Cookies Mrs. Roy Mayo
lst.
6 Fruit cookies-Tda saltenberg-
ed list.
6 Dat Meal Macaroons-Mrs. Nick
Domek LIST.
Apple Pie-Mrs. Hugo Behn 1st;
Mrs. VIM. Saltenberger End.
Burberry Pie Mrs. j. Galligan
list; Mrs. Hugo Behn End.
Raspberry Pie Mrs. J. Galligan
1st,
Mince Pie-Mrs. w. P. NorIan-
der 1st; Mrs. j. Galligan End.
Lemon Pie Mrs. L. F. Zimpel-
man 1st; Maebert White End.
Custard Pie no entries.
Miscellaneous
jelly Rollins. John Numerick
LIST.
Fried Cakes Nestor johnson
1st; Mrs. Art Radcliffe End.
Fudge Il pounO-Mrs. Art. Rad
c!iffe lst; Mrs E. Ponath End.
Divinity Nut Candy q pound -
Mrs. Roy Mayo LIST.
Penoche Il pound Mrs. Geo. E..
Swanlund 1st.
s pieces Hard Soap-Mrs. Art.
Radcliffe 1st; L. c. Conrad End.
Canned Baked Beans Mrs. Fred
Behn 1st; Mrs. E. Ponath End.
Canned Fruit and Vegetables.
Peaches Mrs. 0. E. Espeseth
LIST; Mrs. G. LaRenzie End.
Pears-Mrs. Robt. Kubenick LIST;
Mrs. Allen Lucia End.
Blackberries Mrs. VIM. Salten-
berger 1st.
Cherries Mrs. John Numerick
LIST; Mrs. L. F. Zimpelman End.
Currants Mary j. Kolehouse 1st.
Raspberries Mrs. Robt. Kubinek
LIST; Mrs. Geo. Stott End.
Strawberries Mrs. NJ. Buck 1st:
Mrs. Geo. Stott End.
Blueberries- Mrs. w. P. Norlan-
der lst; Mrs. Geo. Stott End.
Apples Mrs. Robt. Kubinek LIST;
Mrs. M. Buck End.
Plums- Mrs. w. r. Ashton 1st;
Mrs. Robt. Kubinek End.
Tomatoes-Mrs. Allen Lucia LIST.
Rhubarb- Mrs. w. P. Norlander
lst; Mrs. NJ Buck End.
Vegetables Cold Packed
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-16

18th.
Quart Beans WAX pods)-Mrs.
Nick Domek lst; Mrs. w. P. Nor
lander End; Anna Jackson 3rd; An
ton SLIDER 18th.
Quart Beans (green) j. H. Bolte
lst; Geo. Ivanich End; Eva Cough
3rd; D. Frizzell & Sons 4th.
3 Lettuce (heaO Mrs. John Ma
tesa 1st; Lydia Faulk End; Mrs.
John Gudegast 3rd.
B Lettuce Qeaf) Lydia Faulk
lst; VIM. Saltenberger End; S. w.
3rd; Rosebud Farm 4th.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-16

Torn ON Stalks.
= Stalks Wis. No. 25 (Yellow),
4. a. Bolte LIST; JAS. Faux End;
AYE. Lindberg 3rd and Matt Tuss
ith.
Il Stalks Early White Dent, Roko
Blaskovich LIST.
4 Stalks Northwestern Dent
lheO, c. H. Johnson LIST; Roko
Biaskovich End.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04
Sterility Cases Should
Be Handled bv Surgeon

A sterile animal Is of little value to
the breeder, as the success of the indus
try rest entirely upon the capacity of
the stock to produce young. If, there
fore, after several attempts it seems
impossible to get an animal started
breeding, it is time to adopt heroic
measures.
The old procedure In case of this
kind was to have the animal slaugh-
tered, if fit for food, but now the
breeder first tries to locate the cause,
after which he Is in better position
to remedy the trouble.
In a number of cases the cause has
been eliminated and animals which
were nonbreeders have been started.
after which there is usually very little,
II any, trouble. Sterility cases, how.
ever, should be handled by a qualified
veterinary surgeon, as 1t would be dan
gerous to have the work done by in
competent hands.
There are several forms Of sterility.
the most frequently met with being
caused by disturbances of the ovaries.
The great majority, In fact about 70
per cent Of sterility cases, are caused
by retention cysts or Inflammation of
the ovaries.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04
Genius of Philology
Ciuen Stern Justice

Curious pleas have sometimes been
put forward in support of the reprleve
Of notorious criminals One of the
strangest was that on behalf Of
George Ruloff, an American school
teacher, who was convicted in 1870
Of series of robberies and murders.
his own wife and daughter being
among the victims. For cold-blooded
cruelty his record would be hard to
beat. but Ruloff had his other side.
He was an ardent phllologist, and
had been engaged for years on the in
vention of universal language. No
one could attempt to palliate his
crimes. but widely signed petition
was presented to the governor of Vir-
ginia for his reprieve on the ground
that as his invention. If completed,
would be Of the utmost benefit to man.
kind 1t would be criminal folly to ex-
tinguish such light Of learning. The
governor thought otherwise and Ruloff
was duly hanged.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04
Stock Disease Loss Is
Being Rapidly Reduced

Necrobacillosls is the title Of Bull
letin 2S9 of the Colorado experiment
station. Necrobacillosis Is a generic
term that applies to a group of dis
eased conditions caused by the specific
germ, actinomyces necrophorus, which
affects practically all species of do
mesticated animals, but Is more COM
mon to hogs and sheep,
Rapid progress is being made in
reducing the loss Of live stock from
diseases. The bulletin states that
the yearbook of the Department of
Agriculture for 1922 records that the
annual loss Of horses from disease
has been reduced from 22.3 per
thousand In 1895 to 10 in a thousand
in 1922. The loss Of hogs from,
disease and parasites makes even a
better showing. In 1895 there was a
loss Of 92.3 hogs out Of every thou
Aand from disease, while in 1922 this
loss was 54.4 thousand. This means
saving Of two and one-fourth mill
lion hogs year and Is attributed in
large measure to the uses of anti
hog cholera serum.
Not all Of this saving Is due direct
ly to the ministrations Of the veter-
marian, for stockmen generally kave
acquired much knowledge of the
proper care Of animals In the proven
ton Of disease. This knowledge has
been disseminated in large measure
through the medium of the public
II. Glover, Colorado |
college.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04
Copying Nature

Cover a billiard table In bright
red cloth instead Of the customary
soft green and every billiard hall
would be deserted In half an hour.
Billiard tables from the beginning
were covered with green for the same
reason that nature covers her open
stretches usually with green. because
1t IL soothing to the ere
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04
FARM. #
ST1ck|$e
SHEEP RAISING CAN
BE MADE PROFITABLE

One of the big factors which en-
tiers into sheep raising is treatment
for internal parasites. If sheep are
infested with stomach worms, for ex-
ample, large per cent Of them will
die and those which live will be un-
thrifty. 1t Is possible, however, to
keep these parasites under control by
making use of drenches and treat
ments prescribed by the veterinarians.
advises Prof. L. V. Starkey, chief of
the animal husbandry division of
Clemson college, who adds, that a
second factor of Importance is the
use Of pure bred rams. It liz re-
markable to note the progress which
can be made by the use of pure bred
rams-even In the first generation
there Is such marked improvement
that the 1ambs would not be recog-
nized as products of the native ewes.
Southdown and Shropshire rams are
best adapted for grading up native
ewes.
third way in which our sheep can
be improved Is by feed. Many have
the idea, says Professor Starkey, that
sheep need no feed. but this Is a mis-
take. They need some legume rough
age, such as soy bean or cowpea hay.
In addition to the roughage feed some
grain for month before lambing and
also after lambing Feed lambs in
tended for the early market separately
In a creep. BY so doing they will
make more rapid growth, increase
In weight, and consequently bring a
better price on the market.
BY all means dock and castrate
lambs when from ten days to two
weeks Of age. This will make them
grow out better and they will COM
nand higher price on the market.
Breed eve lambs, so as to lamb
when about two years Of age 1t is
mistake to have them lamb when a
vear Of age.
Shearing should be done as soon as
he weather warns up In the spring
Some time during the summer the flock
hould be culled and all nonproducing
ives removed. During the summer q
requent change of pasture is desir-
BILE.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04

manner she has learned the location
of my room. once she stabbed me In
the wrist with a table-knife. Once
she got the matron's revolver, but for
tunately 1t was unloaded. have been
planning to send her somewhere
where she could be better cared for
and where my presence would not be
constant mediation to her."
Joan shook her head. ut is all part
of the past" she said zone can't
cancel the past One must just carry
1t with one and try to profit by it.
You know that, John"
"You do not love me, joan"
She turned her face away; tears
that filed her eyes came from the
depths of her being. Lancaster took
both her hands In his.
"You love me. JOAN"
TOO well to wrong you and my
self" she answered. TOO well to
let our love build wall between us.
So well that would rather let the
spiritual bond remain. rather than
mar It,"
He drew her toward him. and she
remained with her cheek resting
against his, with his arms about her.
She could not stir. A strange physical
lethargy seemed to hold her limbs. but
her will was mistaken.
your last word, Joan?" whispered
Lancaster
mo. dear" she answered
TIE humorous look that came at
such odd moments into Lancaster's |
eyes flickered there now. your very
last?" he asked.
20, don't ask me to deny my reso-
lution.' she said.
She released herself and stood be-
side him. As she did SO she had a
sensation as If her feet rested on a
cushion of air. Her physical weak
ness was matched by her sense Of In |
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04

are not beaten. They are at thei
wits ends what to do now, and to
morrow you Will send them packing
and begin your new llfe."
"a pitiful hope" he answered. "Tol
he has given me back one thing-my
faith In that poor woman upstairs
and, with 1t, greater faith In hu.
mainly; but he has robbed me of all
my hope"
why, John?"
Because l could not have imagined
that humanity was so vile. Joan, /
am crushed by his revelation. If he
entered this room now feel that his
will would dominate mine."
"Those are the words of q sick
man." said Joan. Tomorrow you VIII
adjust yourself. Tomorrow you will
be strong. Why, hardly a man on
earth could do what you have done
with the morphine"
II suppose l shall carry on my
fight" he answered YEARLY. But
victory will mean nothing to me-"
II shall stand by your side until
have seen you conquer, and until
have seen you happy in your success"
"And then, Joan"
"Then? Then 1 shall 60 some
where, / suppose"
go away? From mel Is 1t be-
cause or Mrs. Dana?"
Because Of her, John"
"But she Is nothing to me. She
was never anything. Even my mono
mania of revenge rose out of wounded |
pride, not love. Surely you will not
leave nae because once thought that
loved another"
1T isn't that, John. But, you see,
she has been an integral part of your
ife all these years. Even though her
mind was gone, there was the con-
ciousness Of her presence that ate
nto your brain; she was the main
prIng of your existence here. She
you'd have been your wife today, but
or that dastard's scheme. She is
innocent, she has been deeply
and her life has become
ound up with yours indlssolubIy.
'ou see, John, there is no getting
way from that"
Joan, don't you know she hates
le? She thinks that my death will
venge her wrongs and cure her of
er troubles. She has tried three
mes to kill me. In some mysterious
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04
Treatment for Lice

Cattle contract lice from coming In
contact with an infested animal or oc-
cupying stable that has been contain
mated by such an animal. The ver>
min are most troublesome during the
winter season. Isolate affected cattle
and spray or dip them with solution
Of coal tar dip made according to dl
rections given by the manufacturer OF
dust Infested parts freely with pow.
dered sabadilla, blanket the ANIMAL
and brush clean out Of doors or 4
hours later.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04
Says Brother WilIioAms

EFF de worl' is 'goin' ter de DEVIL
as some folks say, thatn jes' suit dc
OIL sinners, who is always In fer q hot
me."-Atlanta Constitution.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04
NeU York Leads

Fully 200 lines Of steamships are In
operation at the port Of New York;
record not achieved by any other port
in the world
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04
knightly Affair

Teacher-What is a knight errant?
Bobbie-The one father does when
he wants to get out after supper.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04

DO You Know
That mashed turnips and squash are
Improved by the addition of a small
quantity of Calumet Baking Powder?
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-04

A ten-cent argument can lead to a
$4,000 quarrel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
AUTOMOBILES

sc VENDEN a precios sumamente
baratos un Ford ) pasajeros. ,un
Chevrolet > pasajeros, 2 Buick 6
cilindros, cinco pasajeros, un Buick
4 cilindros, dos pasajeros, un Buick
seis cilindros, dos pasajerOs: 2 Max
well 4 cilindros cinco pasajeros; .
Dodge cinco pasajeros, un Stude-
baker seis cilindros cinco pasaje-
ros, un Studebaker seis cilindros 2
.pasajeros, l Chandler seis cilindros,
2 pasajerOs. INFORMARAN The
Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Nelson,
Distributor, Recinto Sur Y Tetuan
81, Tel6fono 4, 6, s San Juan, p. r.
p
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MISCELANEAS
GRATTS: usted

pagara NADIA por mudar su f
milia q cualquier parte de la Isl
Solamente pagara por sus muebl,
I'M precio razOnable. Tenemos bu
nos caminos de gomas de aire. s.
muebles no sufriran ningdn despe
fecto. Trasladaremos a su famil
gratis en- buenos carros de turism
TenemOs personal, bien educad
Lame al TeIefono No. 1884, Sa
turce o dir1jase perSonalmente
Cerra No. 2S.
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CE VENDE Lexington usado: Co
lor verde Marine. Seis cilindros
y c''incc pasajeros. Perfecto estado.
Una ganga. y6alo HOY. Tel6fono
1860. Apartado 274. San Juan. Oil
~e@.e~NeNsss@~yesN1s+ yAs&sSsS.NS>p
SE VENDEN con garantfa absolu-
ia cristales y monturas de dlti-
ma novedad en- la Porto Rico Opti-
cal Co., calle Fortaleza No. 30.
Nuestro optometra lie hara un exa-
men gratis en- nuestro gabinete o
en- su domicilio, 81 usted 10 llama
al tel6eomo Szsa San EIstan. ESQ
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GOLOCACIONES
COLOCACIONEs: Estamos colo

e TVNON1ANLVANA41Js LSLdHUS COIU--
cando diariamente empleados
competentes en- oficinas, casas CO.
merciaIes e industrias. 81 tiene us
ted buenas referencias Y desea un
empleo, visftenos en- seguida.. Agen-
cia de Empleos, NJ Rivera Vinas &
Co.. ealIe San Franchises %, Tele-
fono 1866 San Juan. GIG.
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MAEsTROs DE LA IsLA. Pc

que pagar la competencia Pr
clos altos cuando nosotros vend{
mos. Perry Pictures en- marcos {
centavOs. Marcos solos con crist;
4J centavOs. Presidentes en- Marco
16 20 $1.75. Artotypes 16 x 20 CO
marco $1.50. Artotypes % x 2S CO
marco $500. Maximas con PERI
Pictures en- uno S0.75. Ell Gran Gu
dro Hist0ricO "Entrada America
nos en- p. Rico" tamailo 16x20 en- ht
chOs InspectOres $500 Zaner AIfs
bets $1.35. NORM AIfabets a % Gel
tavos. Sobres para Report Cards {
ciento S1.00. Y todos efectos escf
lares siempre a precios mas bajC
que nuestrOs competidores. Haga
sus pedidos a Mayaguez Frame &c
Sue, Arecibo, p r. I
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I'll HOGAR compra ' yenta d,

FL HOGAR compra y venta de
muebles. Camas de moda nueva,
carbonatador el6ctrico, sillas Para
fuente soda, marmol seis pies, mo-
tor l caballo tres fases, Roperos lu-
mas, tocadores, muebles sala, Y CO.
medor, lamparas. etc. Todo a mitad
de precio, positivamente Allen I6
frente Plaza Provision, teI6fono 1926
rojo, San Juan. p.
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leg1timas, de venta en- Barcelo-
ma No. 10, Stop 1914. Preparamos
biscochos para bodas, pavos trufa
dos sanwiches, etc. Haga sus PEE
didos tempo. Informaran tel6fo-
no 1872 azul. Santurce. 9-24.
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CE VENDE alquila casa con 5
dormitorios Y I'm mirador con 4
habitaciones. cerca los bailos, Gale
Corchado No. 2 Stop A. Sc alqui-
la por $50 mensuales o sc deja par
to en- hipoteca- Jnf0rmes 1924 ver-
de, Santurce. Ola
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CASA. Sc vende en- sitio c6ntricO
cerca del "ColegiO de Niflas Puer
torriquenO'', cinco habitaciones. una
para servicio, patio grande. Infor
mes, Box 905, Santurce, p. r. 9-2O
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EARMACEUTICO. Necesitamos
farmaceutico para TRAFALGAR Y
darle nombre a farmaeia, escriba
pidiendo informes Y sueldo desee
ganar. Tambi6n 81 puede disponer
de algdn dinero le vendemos la mi
tad. Para informes, ]. a. Negr6n
Co., Box fl, Utuado. 2.
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VENDEMOs. Fincas r0gticas

" HINUEMUSs NIuCdb AusIACds
urbanas en- Bayam6n, Casas en-
Santurce. Precios especfales y fa-
cilidades para pagos. Tenemos di-
nero para hlpOtecas. Informaran,
Rafael Pesquers Edificio Ell NUN
Do, Tel. 157. Jose q. Umpierre, ca
lie Martf %. Raysrn6n. p.
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FL PARAGON, taller de encua-
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jos a domiciliOA. SERVINGS mues-
tras. Nuestros empleados estan ga
rantizados pOr medic de tarjetas
de identification. Para mas infor-
mes j. M. Pintos, Box 191, CatafiO,
p r. 922
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F.NVIAREMOS cualQuier dire
ci6n nuestro boletfn con SO q
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dan trabajO a domicilio agenci;
mportantes exclusives. Envfe |
dollar a Home Service Agenc
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Sc vENDEN dos easas concrete
reciente construction, 1nica ca
lie Atraviesa nueva urbanizacion
Hip0dromo Parada 20. Gale Ocea-
MIA, parada %, cast esquina Euro
pa. Sc deja mitad hipoteca. No han
sido habitadas. Frank Laborda Jr.,
Tel. 2003 negro. Santurce. 9-22
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S58OO CASH,
RUENA INVERSION. vendo ca

sa en- Catano, dos minutes de las
lanchas Espl6ndido sitio para cual-
quier egocio-vivienda. Renta $50,
dejarfa $500 en- hipoteca. V6ala, Ca
rretera 73, al lado relojerfa Saave-
dra. Precio $1,000, sin corredor. In
formard ROSADO, Farmacia Cape
LA, Tel. 1881 San Juan, Box 400.
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II BoFELLAs DE VINO FOR S

II n
Pida c. o. D. a Giro AIalatra-
81, San Jose 8. San Juan, Twas q
instrucciones para hacer. suavemen-
te en- su casa. II botellas Gle buen
vino. Tambien vendemos barriitos
vacios de 5 galones en- 1928. 10-10
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VENTA de un piano usado Y una
pianola nueya. 200 rollos nueyos.
Magnffica oportunidad. Informes ].
Monserrate, Ave. Universidad, Rio
Piedras, p. r. 1910
CE VENDEN pleas de auto Dodge
usadas, maquinilla de sumar
Burroughs muy barata, maquinilla
Smith casi sin uso, Y otra Corona.
Todo muy barato. InformarA Luna
72. - 1913
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SE VENDE. La casa No. % de la
calle Cerra, tiene 6 dormitorios,
sala, cOmedor installation SANTA
ria. Informard Tel6fonos Nos. 207
negro Y 277 azul, Santurce. 9-14