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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
LOUDER AND FUNNIER,
THE LAUGHS
By HAROLD PHILLIPS.

of
Champion National Players offered last night in
make this louder and funne
Horao Ager most trenchant lusory of all youths
panons might have he had Of humor But
Horato never laughed remained the last dealer
rags and virtue vany Thus it became incumbent on
else and volunteers sooner asked
for and Thomas Luden stepped to the fore and
mon taking allegiance to the flag and curtsyng IN all
they the task by the COMMITTEES on ne
sng Revamping Restoring and Otherwise Tkerng With Old
Manuscripts.
good job they have made Of it. Out of the tale OF
prodga they hilarious preachment snobbey
and with incidental cartoons what nifty men
tally called our English cousins
In the second prodg home from America after
wears absence during he the world champion middle
eot boxer and successful lawyer and member Oh
Downed and insuted by the male members
his family he's back to the land OF his adoption
when in comes Of Knoey man OF astonishing re-
eblane to four twelve apostles The mayor seems ana
b tnue take different Of the progas return and are
r.ser 70 offer homage acclaim the keys to the city and otne
,n,r;cinal ACKNOWLEDGMENT to Gunboat Williams
Well everybody practically knocked down with feather
what thew feared lasting disgrace and social ISOLATION
+hs family finds triumph and prestige MY dears It's
+ TOO funny for those snippy English get their
More than loyal 10Opercent American heart in the
derce must have for flag to wave Or at BEST cap
nistol to shoot in his neighbours ear.
To sironlifv this blueprint ALL Gunboat wins the mperious
appreciation of his family and every
hn else that tradition beows the cleanmbed outstanding
ouaredealing of all fiction including the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30

Minor Watson is the cham
pion and expert confounder Of
English snobbery. Leneta Lane
is a repressed Lady Elizabeth.
Excellent report cards are
turned in by Lillian Dean.
Dorothy Tierney, Kathryn Civ
ney and Edward Arnold.
The, one setting is a superb
interior with a colorful per-
spective through the window of
the spring-time countryside.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
HUSBAND MUST
SIGN W|FE'S
CHECKS
Paris Business Women Find
Many Old Regulations to
Hamper Them
BY ALICE LANGELiIER,
international News Service.

PARIS, June 30.-7-That Paris is
the paradise for women is not al
ways the, opinion Of certain
Parisiennes who bump up now and
then against rigorous French laws
and regulations. -. *1.st~
Until very ! recent years. a
French woman's place has. really
been in the home. She was the
dame d'interieur" par excellence,
leaving to her husband all matters
Of business and finance. The. war
came along and changed things.
More women had to go to. work
to start small savings accounts. It
was not as easy as they had i'm
agfned.
Are you married." is always
the first question asked. If an
swered in the affirmative she is
told that the authorization of her
husband is necessary before any
wife can begin bank account.
And that is not all. Once her
account is started she cannot even
make out q check without her
husbands signature.
Passport 1r0uDleSs
Obtaining a. passport il also q
very complicated process, especially
if the French woman is married.
Only recently the case arose of one
who was suddenly called to Spain.
Upon asking for q passport at the
prefecture she was told she must
provide herself with stamped paper
upon which her husband should
write
4 authorize my wife to 80 to
Spain.
But that Is impossible" she re-
piled; my husband is In Russia. !"
No passport for you, then, she
was told: these are our rules.
In desperation, she tried another
clerk in the office, this time. in
venting the story that her husband
had disappeared, leaving no word
behind him, and that, for her, he
was as one dead.
Very sorry, madame" the
clerk told her, but / am unable to
get you to Spain unless you fur
pish your husbands death certifi-
cate dating three months ago.
She's Single Finally.
Still hoping, she sought another
clerk, this time explaining that she
was about getting "a, divorce, and
lid not wish to ask her husband
for an authorization which more
than likely he would refuse, in
order to make things disagreeable
for her. Then she would have to
remain at home, the clerk told
her.
Undaunted, she explained her
story to Number four, this time
saying she was unmarried.
Very well; all you need il a
birth, certificate, with two wit.
nesses. Make out your demand on
stamped paper and present 1t to
me-
So the good woman went on her
way, finding 1t worth while for
once to be without 4 life partner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
Goings-On

NATIONAL National Players
in 1.-THE Champion.
KEITH'S-Miss Juliet; Santrey's
band; other acts.
EARLE-Ben Franklin orches-
ira; other acts and films.
RIALTO-"Kiss Me Again." aud
ible features.
METROPOLITAN - The Talk
ers."
PALACE-"Light of Western
Stars"
COLUMBIA-"Lost-Aw Wife"
.TIVOLI-"New Lives for Old"
ANIBASSADOR-"The Takers"
CENTRAL-coliAen Moore in
Sally"
SAVOY Tom Meighan in
Comm Through"
AVENUE GRAND-Milton Stills
in II Want My Man"
APOLLO - Doug MacLean in
Introduce Me-"
YORK Confessions of a
Queen"
HOME Gloria Swanson in
Nine. Sans Gene"
OUTDOORS.
EARLE Roof Want My
Man" Evenings only.
GLEN ECHO-Dancing; fun de-
vices.
STEAMER ST. JOHNS-Moon-
light rides. 7:f5; dancing.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-swim-
ming. dancing, etc. ~ -
WASHINGTON HOTEL ROOF
Brooke Johns and Oklahomans.
LIE PARADIS ROOF - Meyer
Davis music.
GLEN ECHO-Dancing nightly.
MAYFLOWER GARDENS -
Spencer Tupman music; dancing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
ss BRIDE WOULD
QUIT MINISTER HOE n

ST. LOUIS. Mo, June sOs1e
cIaring that her preacher.huabapd
would not kiss hernbecauss ~ was
Giving In the Kingdom sof God and
not of the fleshs pretty nineteen.
year-oid Alba Busio has asked :.
divorce from Rev. Frank Buelo.
REV Buglo CONDUCTS services
nightly ii his home
He calls himself PaUitis, alser
the Apostle Paul, she said. ne
d divorce.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
AUTO HITS GIRL
GIVING AID TO
INJURED
Miss Marion Mossburg Run
Down Beside Wreckage.
Hurts May Be Fatal

Struck by an automobile oper-
ated by d "hit and rum driver on
Alexandra pike last night, Miss
Marion Mossb'arg, twenty, of SIS
Quincy street northwest, is in a
critical condition In the Alexandria
General Hospital, suffering from 4
fractured skull and internal in.
juries.
Gathered around the wreckase Of
an automobile in an accident Of the
pike were Miss Mossburg with 4
score of persons rendering aid to
these in the damaged automobiles,
A small touring car, moving at
high rate of speed towards Wash
ington. hit the girl and sped away.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30

Jack Holt is seen In a role that
is a. little out of the ordinary for
him in THE Light Of Western
Stars" current at the Palace
Theater. He starts out as a gun
man, .waster and .drunkard, but
meeting the heroine. Billy Dove,
he gradually relinquishes this
colorful and interesting, but crude,
life. Noah Berry as the villain,
suave and polished villain, does
one of the best roles of his career,
although I can't understand why
novelists. when they want to make
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
DOCTORS PASS MOTHERS
AND CHILDREN FOR CAMP

Mothers and children who left
today for Camp Pleasant, Blue
Plains, were given thorough
physical examination by Doctors
Charles A.. Tignor, J. Hayden John.
son, H. w. Freeman and ]. F..
Dyer.
Each was given a clean bill of
health before being allowed to pro
coed to camp. Transportation was
furnished the campers by the Ro.
tary Club and volunteer motorists.
One hundred and twenty-five moth
ers and children will pass the first
fortnight at camp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30

The entire troupe acquits it
self in its usual gilt edged
style; a style that has disasso-
ciated itself SO emphatically
from the average in stock, that
when its's mentioned, one pokes
about for superlatives. Also
the cast is augmented to six
teen which must play rag, tag
and bobtail with the overhead
without any bearing on the ad-
mission prices.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
Shell Kills 3 Soldiers

PARIS, June SO.-Three soldiers
were killed and three wounded in
the explosion Of a shell during in.
struction at the versailles army
post, it was learned today.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31

active in promoting the interests Of
aviation in Japan for more than
fifteen years. It is expected that
the total cost Of the flight will be
approximately $1,000
According to present plans, the
two planes will leave Tokyo on
May 1. If they are able to follow
the schedule now outlined they viii
arrive in Paris on May II or Is.
The distance to be covered is APP
proximately 12,118 kilometers, and
the estimated flying time is 81
hours rs minutes.
is probable that flight from
Paris to London also will be made,
but this viii be more in the nature
OF a sightseeing iaunt and is not
to- be regarded as an integral part
Of the official flight.
The two planes to be used in the
journey will be q Breguet and a
Lorraine, each of 400 horsepower
and capable Of flying ten hours
without q stop. The pilots have not
been selected. but each plane will
nician and a reporter from the
Asahi. staff.
One of the objects of the flight
is to determine the practicability Of
the trans-Siberian route as an
areial highway between Europe and
Japan.
Signing OF the recent treaty be-
tween Japan and Russia, bringing
these two nations into closer rela-
tionship, has revived interest here
in the future Of transportation and
communication with Europe across
the vast expanse Of Asiatic Russia.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
PASTOR BLA|NES
VICE RING FOR
TRANSFER
Liquor interests Packed
Church Meeting to Vote
Them Out, He Says


EAST GREENWICH. r. l.. March
31.-Liquor and gambling interests
in Rhode Island. against which he
waged reIentness war, have sue
ceeded in driving him from his pull
pit and from the State, the Rover
end Kenneth III. Smith declared TO-
day.
The clergyman was transferred
by the New England Southern
Methodist Episcopal Conference from
his church here to the central
Methodist Church at Tauton. Mass.
The clergyman. who is thirty
years old. came here from Ohio.
''I obeyed the orders Of the dis
trict conference and made war on
the vice ring, said the Reverend
Mr.. Smith. ''I fought from the pull.
pit and from the political platform.
The political ring here, which "a.
vored vice. was thrown out OF ofr!ce
at the last election. The night police.
found in league with the rum rum
ners, went too.
But the old gang got me in the
end. The quarterly church meet
ing was packed and by narrow
margin it was voted that the con-
ference be asked to transfer me.
That was the polite way. 1t reauy
means that l am thrown out OF my
pulpit and kicked out OF the State.
wish to correct the impression
that Is abroad that think the
bishop and district superintendent
weakened. That il farthest from
my thoughts. I simply think they
were misinformed by accepting the
vote Of the church meeting. Eighty
five per cent Of my Pensioners are
still with me. They signed an appeal
to the bishop and superintendent.
But shall obey orders and move 10
Taunton If the appeal fails"
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
TOKYO To PARIS
PLANE FLIGHT
PLANNED
Expect to Make Trip in 10
Days, With Actual Flying
Time of 81 Hours
By LUTHER A. HUSTON.
International News Service.

TOKYO, March 31.-Japanese
planes will blaze a new air route be-
tween Europe and the Orient this
spring when two flying craft will at
tempt the journey from Tokyo to
Paris, via Siberia.
The flight is to be sponsored by
the Tokyo Asahi Shimbun, and its
sister newspaper, the Osaka Asahi
Shimbun, and viii represent Japan'S
first ATTEMPT at transcontinental
flying.
Although ostensibly a private en-
terprise, the flight win receive con-
siderable unofficial support from
the Japanese authorities. Experts
of the Japanese naval and military
air services are cooperating and ad-
vising as to routes, equipment ana
other details of the flight.
The expense Of the venture. how
ever, is to be borne entirely by
the Osahi Shimbun, which has been
The Washington times., 1925-03-31

attractive stage settings and many
striking costumes.
Betty Thornberry heads the cast
of forty all Washington singers.
others taking prominent parts are
Nina Norman, Woodruff Young,
Russell Cordrey, Ellsworth Condron
and Hilbert Kratzer, tenor soloist
at First Congregational Church.
The opera Is produced under direc-
ton Of Estelle Wentworth and
Albert Parr,
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
MARTINI" TO BE SUNG
BY HIGH SCHOOL STARS

KTotcw's opera. Martha" pro-
dllced by the community center
department Of the public schools
WIN be presented at 8 o'clock to.
night in the auditorium OF Central
High School. and tomorrow night
Cd Eastern High School auditorium.
The production will be given with
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
New England Rivers
Are Still Out of
Banks
BY International News Service.

BOSTON, Mass, March 81
Rivers and brooks of Northern
New England were far above
their banks today, the third day
of flood conditions.
The floods have cost one life.
John GossekowiZ, of Chicopee,
drowned from q small boat.
Six hundred textile operators
were thrown out of work at
Lawrence when high waters of
the Merrimac river flooded the
mill cellars.
Several main highways in
Western Massachusetts, and
along Massachusetts-New Hamp-
shire border line were under
water today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-24
BLOOD REMEDIES


Coo Doan's Kidney Pills ...... .45c
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s10O Foley's Kidney Pills .....8 $40
zoe DcWitt's Kidney Pills .... soc
$100 DeWitt's Kidney Pills ...74c
Coo Swamp Root ...............44 c
$1.0Q Swamp Root .............Gt c
$l.00 San Yak .........,.........8 BIC
$3.50 SanmettO observation-disclosures csc
Coo Monnett's Kandoits Acc
$100 Monnett's KandOits Tic
Coo Dodd's Kidney Pills .,..... .4oc
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ASTHMA REMEDIES
FOR THE MEN

SOC AutoIStrop Blades .......... $40
CSC Ever Ready Blades ........ $50
SOC Gillette Blades .,..,.,..,....35 SIC
$1o0 Gillette Blades .............74 c
Soc Gem Blades Observation-Disclosures sec
35c Keen Kutter Blades ....... geo
35c Enders Blades ..........,.. sec
soc Star Blades .................. S4c
30c Weeks Blades ............. .e4c
SOC williams Shaving Cream. sec
35c williams Shaving Cream .20c
S5c Paimolive Shaving Cream $50
SOC Mennen's Shaving Cream 80. sec
35c Williams Shaving Stick 90. ECO
25e Williams Reload ....,...... lee
$1.O0 Bay Rum, 1 pint ........ 74c
SOC Witch Hazel, / pint .....s. .SSc
35c BarbaSoI .20c
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FOOT REMEDIES

35c Allen Foot Ease .....!..... .S4c
35c Calocide Comp ........... $50
35c Tiz ..Ss............... 600
35c Freezone .......H....... see
35c Gets-It ................... go
Doc Ice MINIS ................ SOC
S5c Blue Jay Liquid ............ zoe
25c Blue Jay Corn Pads .I9c
25c Blue Jay Bunion Pads 80. .I9c
15c Corn Pads, any shape 80. Toe
15c Bunion Pads, any shape -. .1Oc
$L00 Fairy Foot Bunion Pads. .B4c
SOC Gypsy Foot Relief 1890. soc
35c Schon Zinc Pads .......... 29c
25c Johnson's Foot Soap ...... lee
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RHEUMATISM
Films Developed

Leave them in the morning
get them in the evening.
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DEODoR1ZERs
$500 Polar Cub $C.98
Electric Fan. %
TALCUM POWDERS

40c Azurea Talcum Powder 80. eco
40c DER Kiss Talcum Powder. 22o
25c J. and J. Baby TalGum. -. .19o
Mary Garden Talcum .........2 4s
Sl.OO Mav1s Talcum Powder. =. 74c
Poe Mavis Talcum Powder ...... 100
25c Blue Rose Talcum ..,...... 100
25c B. & B. Baby Talcum. ...... .19c
SOC Pinaud's Lilac Tale .,,.... 800
25c Boncilla Tale ................19 c
Colgate's Talcum Powder $500. .15c
Chez Lui Tale .................S $50
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FACE CREAMS

Ayers "reams.
Csc Berrys Freckle Cream 49,. Acc
81 25 Berry's Kremola ........98 ESQ
T5c BoncilIa Vanishing Cream. $50
75c Boncilla Cold Cream ....... $50
$100 Boncilla Beautifier TAO
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60c Malvina Cream ..............4 40
SOC Milkweed Cream ............S0o
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Coo Pompeian Day Cream ......4SO
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75c Satin Skin Cold Cream ......59c
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Coo Sea Shell Cream ............ 400
25c Woodbury's Facial Cream. .19c
SOC Woodbury's Facial Cream 800
soc Theatrical Cream ............3 800
soc Lemon Cream ...............S9c
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PILE REMEDIES

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SOC Hemroid Cones ...,..........39 sec
75c TanOids $50
$3.50 Anusol Suppositories -. ESQ
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60c Pyramid Pile SupDOsit0ries 400
60c Pyramid Ointment .......... G0c
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7 odds Tonic
The Real Strength Builder
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AT HAAG'S
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SIPS Hagee's Cordial .......... .S9c
$3.50 Maltlnes (ail kinds) $500. .9Sc
S1.O0 Miles Tonic ...............79 c
Il 10 MINATED Iron ...... 74O
S1.2O Pierces Gold Med. Dis. $50
60c Scott's Emulsion ........... SOC
S1.OO Pure Cod Liver Oil $500. $50
81 90 Wampole's Extract Coo
Liver Oil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .74c
$1.00 Tanlac ................... 500
81 90 Pepgen .69c
Fl no Peruna $40
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FACELOTIONS
SOAPS

20c Armours Stork CASTLE 800. .1So
zoe Bocabelli CASTLE .......... 1So
25c Clayton's Dog Soap 49,
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Coo Packers Liquid Tar Soap. -. .45o
zoe Pears Unscented Soap $50. 15C
25c Pears Glycerine Soap ....... Ito
Toe Jergen's Violet Glyc. Soap. =. 80
PIC GlOver's Dog Soap 1870. .19o
Csc Woodbury's Facial Soap,
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SOC Resinol Soap ..... 100
zoe Soeieti Hygenique Soap 49,. .45c
25c Germicidal Soap ........... 100
15c Fritch Soap, 3 for ........2 9c
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Armand's Cold Cream Powder.
S10O Azurea Face Powder 49,. $50
75c Boncilla Face Powder $50
Soc Djer-Kiss Face Powder. -. 800
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SOC Freeman's Face Powder SEQ
SOC Java Rice Face Powder 800
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soc Pompeian Face Powder $50
zoe Levy's La Blache
Face Powder $50
$100 COty's I'0rigan
Face Powder .................84 $40
81 90 Mary Garden Face Powder. $40
Princess Pat Face Powder.
50c Nadine Face Powder .Ssc
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FACE POWDER

Karess Face Powder.
Viegay Face Powder,
Fiancee Face Powder.
Ayers Face Powder.
Armand's Bouquet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

4 GENTES: Activos que quieran
ganar do cinco q diez d0lares
diarios solicitamos para vender un
artfeulo de gran necesidad en- todo
hogar. Imprescindible sepan ingles
American Commission Agency, r.
Q. Box 366, Caguas, p. Il. 6-9
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NECEslTO agentes en- toda la is

Ia para vender accessories de au-
tomdviles Y otros artfculos vendi-
bles, 20 por ciento comisi6n. Remi-
ia $3.50 y remitir6 muestrario
instrucciones. Compro miel de abe
jas y cera. yendo accessories de Api
cultura y yarias casas. Me comisiO.'
no para cualquIer negocio conner
ciaL J. A. Alacan. Agente- -COmisie
niSta, San German, r. II. 0-23
~~~~~s~~~~~s~~~~~
POR $500 CASH, junto al Par,
que, vendo casa concrete, cuatro
dormitorios, garage, habitaci6n pa
ia servicio. solar 327 metros. Ger
cada de concrete, buen veeindario,
nlcantarillado y cerca de concrete.
Informara B. c. Box OH, San Juan.
ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

MIRADOR.-Se alquila uno ca
ballero, amueblado, frente Pla
"a de Colon, entrada independence.
muy ventilado, con vista preciosa.
Informaran telefono 1456. San Juan
ell.
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XIENTA DE FLORES NATURA-


LES: en- ramos, cruces, coronas,
arpas, lfras, insignias mas6nicas,
aimohadones y otros trabajos en-
Elores aaturales: parada IA, Gale
Hoare ndmero 16 lame al tel&fo-
no 678 azul. r.
ASNSA@A%N~%><~
CHALET EN- VENTA.-Reciente-
mente constru1do de acuerdo
con las reglas sanitarias, todo de
concrete, 1000 metros de solar dis
tribu1dos en- jardin, hortaliza. galli-
nero, tanqne para patos con aqua
corriente, palomar. palmas de Coz
cos Grboles frutales. Todo cerca-
do de concrete y hierro acanalado.
Gale del ParQue, parada 4l7a. Crn-
ce de trolleys y guagnas. Condicio
mes de pago las mas c0modas y Ii
berales. Escriba o visfteme en- Par
que st. No. 10. Telefono 1911 azpl.
j. Padro. 6-8
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CE VENDE HERMOsA RESIDEr

CIA. Avenida Nereidas. Conda-
do. Solar mil metros. Casa espacio-
-sa. Garage comodidades modernas.
Frente trolley, cerca Parque. Juan
r. de Torres, Tel. 76O Rojo, San
turce. 6-2O
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NdAGNIFTCA OPORTUNIDAD.

Sc venden varies mostradores
en- magnifico estado. vealos en- la
villa dc Madrid. Tel. 168, J. Vi
llamIl y Co. Box 764. s. Brau st.
No. 81. 6-12
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CT va A NEW YORK: casa dc

famiiia, comodidades .excelentcs
situada ccrca del Central Park y
River Side. Precios razonables. Avl-
sando 10 esperaremos en- ell muelle
DR.. J.. j. Font, 81 West 05th. St.
Para mas informes, r, O. Box 400,
San Juan o telefono 1908. 7---4.
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cE ALQUILA HABITAcIoN amue

blada o sin muehles, con 0, sin
cOmidas, yentilada, entrada inde-
pendiente, casa familia respectable
Santurce, so segundos del trolley y
guaguas Parque, l cuadra de Ca
rretera Central. TeIefono IS yer
de, Santurce. 6-6
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.-tA~-,',,S >~ScSNs
SOIICITA COLOCACION pa

~ y. PIT q
cualquier posici6n en- oficina. Lar
ga practica en- el Norte. Poseo High
School. Puedo dar >excelentes refe-
rencias. Informes Antonio Ortiz,
clio DR.. Ortiz Romeu. te1efono 85e
verde, Santurce. ell.
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FNCA EN- ARRENDAsIIENTo:-

Sc, ,solicita una de 100. a $50 cuer
,das en- las cercanfas de Rio Pie
dras, Sc daran las garantfas que Sc
exijan para el cumplimiento del
contrato Para informe dirfjase a
Jose G. Umpierre, Box rs, Tells.
Bayamon. ell.
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EsTRENNnENTO ' n1s

secuencias las Jaquecas, gases,
biliosidad, urticaria, dlceras reu-
matismo, .desaparecen pronto to-
nlando AKARALGIA, una cucha-
radita mas en- aqua antes del desl
ayuno. V-29
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&c vENDEN precios sumamen-
to baratos un caro- Buick 6 ci-
lIndros cinco pasajeros, Ford s
pasajerOs. / Ford pasajeros,
Premier 4 pasajeros, 1 Columbia
Six 2 pasajeros y 1 Oakland Coup9
2 pasajeros Informara The Fisk
Tire Store, Adrian Nelson, Distri-
butor, Tel6fono 4, G, 8. Comercio st.
No. II. San Juan. Puerto Rico. P.
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E.N 10 mejor del Condado Sc vende
elegante residencia--9 pleas
pisos mosaicos--garaje cuarto servi.
clio anexo-facilidades pago Box
1399--Tel. 513 negro, San Juan.