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for Tonsilitis
or Sore Throat

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Be sure You use only the genuine
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Beautiful JOANNA MANNERS. a New
I York clerk. who. was given 81, 100000
10y an unknown benefactor, is Tilted by
architect for YVONNE COUTANT. di-
While FRANCIS BRANDON. wealthy
LESION, inspects the. structures be-
ing erected for Joanna's forthcoming fes
tiVfty he proposes to. her. but she Is
unnoyed. Yvonne had played for him
in vain.
ia Egglestons library hangs large
painting of girl who resembles Jo-
LADY BETTY WEYMOUTH aske
Gamma to discourage the attentions of
her brother. LORD DORMINSTER.
When Brandon hears that Joanna and
Soddy Kenilworth are going to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-11

Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle:
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BY III. l.. Gates
Today;s Cross Word Puzzle

%Youn a difficult crossword puzzle
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-11

clubhouse on La Turbie mountain, he
f feakS After holdup hs B tSaf on
controls the source of her money. that
he does not love her. but unless she
mar1ies him, the money must be re-
turned.
With champagne bottle she knocks
him to the floor.
BY III. l.. Gates
CHAPTER XXXIV
The Flight
RI OWNSTAIRS they danced,
III DI danced and shouted witty,
- haunting, hooking things at
each other. Long, twisting serpen.
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HIGH
DEATH
RATE:

More Than 100000 Japanese Ba-
bies Die.
BIZ NEA Service
TOXIC, Dec. 1.-THE death rate
OF infants is on the increase In ia
pan. Official statistics show that
more than 100000 babies die In the
empire every year. This high death
rate is believed to be due to the de-
ficiency Of relief and sanitary meas.
urs. 81.
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ance is. OF the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering
the sage and the mussy mixing at
home. All drug stores sell the ready
to-use product, for only rs cents. It
is improved by the addition of other
ingredients, and is CALLED "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. 1t is
very popular because nobody can
discover it has been applied. Simply
moisten your comb or soft brush
with 1t and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears. but what delights the ladies
with Wyeth's. Sage and Sulphur
Compound is that, besides beauti-
fully darkening the hair after a few
applications, it also produces that
soft lustre and appearance Of abun-
dance which is so Observation-Disclosures
tisement.
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COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN It

The old-time mixture OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Stage First Round of
 Elimination Tournament

Chicago. June 19 tP--The first round of bantamweight eIimina- ton tournament will be staged in the open air arena in East Chicago to- night with Harold Smith and Eddie Shea. Chicago bautamweight rivals, meeting in tho 1O-round windup.
 Tn another Hereunder Bushy Ora ham, of Utica N. Y, will meet Joe Ryder of Brooklyn at 120 pounds, Shea has been matched to meet Charley tPhiD Rosenberg, bantam. weight champion in. a contest in volving the title in New York, July l,s
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
score Of 20 to 10.

Manager Abe Aronson showed good bit of diplomacy yesterday in having the Falcon Reserves and the Burritt A. c. managers settle the question as to which team Bruno Kania and Klatka would play with. He met the managers at Walnut Hill park yesterday and they agreed to allow the two men to play on the Falcon Reserves. Aronson then al- lowed the manager of the Burritt team to All out his list to the IS men allowed.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Totals
CINCINNATI
Tntnla

x-Batted for McQulau in Sth.
 z--Ran for Wlngn in 10th.
 zz-Batted for May in 10th.
 zzz-Batted for Benton In 10th. New York .....noo 100 0O2 GOO 1-4 Cirlnnau ....,. .00O OGo O10 O0O O--3
 Two base hit-May. Three base hits Wilson, Meusel Stolen bases-Meusel Kelly. SacrfCes-Jackson, Pinelll CD, Wingn, Farrell, Meusel. Double plays pnelli Critz to Niehaus: Critz. Pinell to Nichaus Jackson, Kelly to Hartley: Far rell 10 Hartley: Iuntznger Jackson to Hartley. Jackson. Kelly 10 Hartley. Left on hasps-New York s. Cincinnati {. Base on halls-off McQulllan 9, off Huntzinger ?, May I. Benton I. Struck out-by Mc- Ouilan 2. by Huntzinger 1, by May B. by Benton 1. Hits---of McQuillan in 8, off Iluntzinger in 5, of May In 10. off Benton 2 in 2. Winning p'tcher-Hunt- ginger Losing pitcher-Benton. um- pires-pnrman Sweeney and 0Day. Tim" . 7.Ib
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
GIANTS FIGHT ID
 REGAIN STANDING
tcontinued From Preceding Page,

Two base hits MolSan, Kimmick. sae- ritIcs-Hawks. Double plays -Adams to Frelgau to Grimm. sand to Hawks. Left on bases--Philadelpnla s. Chicago 6. Base on balls--off Ring 2, Jacobs 2. Struck out-by Jacobs 6, Ring 8, Brett i. Hits of Jacobs In S, Brett 1 In 1, Hit by pltcher--by Brett (sandl. WIld pitches --Jacobs, Umplres--Klem and Mccor- mick. Tlme--i;3l,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
WorccSter--Pittsiield

Worcester, June 19 R>-Worccs. ter defeated Pttsfield both games of double-header here yesterday, II 10 10, in ten innings and 10 10 in the regulation nine frames. Starr made home run over the right field fence in the second game. The scores:
 First Game R.H F.. Worcester O24 O04 900 0--11 20 3 Pittsfield.. 300 oO2 40 0-10 Y Q
 Schelberg and Porter; Mulch, Wurtz. WooCh and Cousineau. Second game R.H.E Pittsfield =. 2O5 O1O 001- II 2 Worcester .. l20 30l 12x-10 15 !
 Kinnere, Snover and Porter; , Mulch. Woock and Cronin.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
by MORRIS ACKERMAN

When gathering wood for the camp fire it well to reimember that white. yellow and black birch, red or hard maple makes quick, hot and flaming fire.
 Hickory, oak, white ash and rock elm will provide long burning coals.
 All green pines, cedar, hemlock and white elm should be avoided.
 Avoid cutting trees for fuel. Use down timber whenever possible.
 Green elm, popuars, maple and red oak make excellent hak logs.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
MISS COLLETT ADVANCES

Versailles, June 19 Pl-Miss Glen na Collett yesterday qualified for the semi-finals of the French vomen's golf championship by beating Miss n. R. Fowler of England in the third round of play at Ia Bouie.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
The Standing
Games Today

Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis.
 New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at pittsburg.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York 1, Cincinnati U2 in- nings).
 Brooklyn 6. Pittsburg 2, St. Louis 4, Boston 8. Philadelphia 5. Chicago 1.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Waterbury 2, Bridgeport Q,
 Albany IA, New Haven 2.
 Worcester II, Pittsheld 10 tfrst game; Worcester h. Pittsfeld 2 (second game).
 Hartford l3, Springfield II,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
P II, F..
Waterbury--I}ridgeport

Waterbury. June 19 Rl-TouCh- stone held Bridgeport to four we'll scattered hits here yesterday after noon and Waterbury won. to 0. Batch's fielding featured. The score:
 R.H. F. Bridgeport -. 900 GOO 0OO-=-O 1 Waterbury ... GOO 001 10x-2 8 1 Hearne and Lutz; Touchstone and Mccarthy.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
HartfOrd--SDringfjeld

Springfield. Mass. June 19 P,--- Hartford won from Springfield yes terday in a heavy hitting game, Is 10 II, in ten innings. Springtield's $ loose fielding was q big factor in Hartford s run makinl Twelve two base hits were made and Fortune made one of the longest drives of the year, his home run clearing right field fence. The score:
 R,H. F. Hartford O22 ono 250 2-13 19 Q Springfield 101 oG0 '2i 0-11 16 ! Bradley. Heitman, Johnson and kenna; Fortune. BraXton and Neid- erkorn.
  READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany-New Haven

Albany, June 19 R,-Albany bat. ted McKenty out of the box early and made the most of New Ravens errors 10 win by IA 10 2 yesterday. Van Alstyne let the visitors down with three hits. He made a home run, double and single. The score:
 R.H.E. Albany ..... 4lS 900 tbx-14 l3 | New Haven. GOO 200 O00- ? "A Van Alstyne and Caulway; Me kenty, Loftus and Berger.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
The Standing
Games TnIay

St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston.
 Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE ly, 1925
Baseball at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Detroit 6, New York 3. Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 2, St. ouis 9, Washington 6. Chicago 5, Boston 1.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Baltimore II. Rochester 1, Reading 9, Syracuse 5,
The Standing
Games Today

UHTIItS TWIHy Buffalo at Jersey City. Toronto at Providence. Syracuse at Reading. Rochester at Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

From the looks of things now, 1t will be a dead Sunday for fans in this city because there will be no home game unless Manager Joseph veniski succeeds in hooking up with n team for the afternoon. The Fall cons have been travelling at a strong pace this year and although the possessors of home lot, have difli- culty in securing teams 10 come hero. A game scheduled for Sunday with the Collinsville team was cancelled, leaving tho home team in hole.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Spe kin g of Sports
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 'Chucky" Wojak hit them hot and heavy in yesterdays game with Springfield. He got three singles in nye trips to the plate and scored two Tuns. Ho also had two putouts in right field.
 Springfield sports writers have some pertinent things to say about the New Britain boy. After yester- days game, the scribes in the City of Homes stated that Wojaks arm was giving PHddy o'Connor. pilot of the Hartford team. plenty of trouble. Paddy can't afford to bench Wojak because he Is hitting All. but he hates to sec runners travel around the bases on hits to right field. If Chucky's arm would only mend, the prospects of his becoming star in the Eastern and eventually going Into the majors ,are bright. Local fans can remember when "Chucky" had one of the best arms in the city. He used to whip them across from third base 10 the initial sack like bullet. Why the arm should have gone dead on him Is mystery that cannot be explained. Many causes for it are being given by his friends but none can definitely say that his reason for Wojak's plight Is the right one.
 The Pirates baseball team of this city will stack up against the strong Mohawk nine. in Meriden Sunday afternoon. The Meriden team Is striving to have the cash accounts balance on the credit side and are banking on the local team to be a big drawing card. Manager Ken Saunders plans to have his strongest lineup in the field and confidently expects the Pirates to take the Hawks into camp.
 Owen Carroll, star pitcher for the Holy Cross baseball nine for the past three seasons, joined the Detroit Tigers in New York yesterday. He was pestered with photographers trying 10 take his photograph in a big league uniform. Intimate friends of Carroll say that he Is of a very modest and retiring disposition and they are wondering If all the en- barrassment he is being put through will affect his game any. It Is said that he will open for the Tigers against Boston in the Hub city to- day.
 The Orioles. one of the entries in the. City league. will practice tonight at o'clock at Walnut Hill park and if is important that all members ot the team be present. The team will start off tomorrow afternoon In the City league and will go to Hartford Sunday to meet Kelly's ll-stars oi that city.
 Manger Tommy Aldrich of the Dragons has called practice of hi' charges for tonight at o'clock al Walnut Hill park. Tommy want all the players to report as this is z very important session and vii probably decide a number of placet on the team 10 start in the Cit,
 league tomorrow afternoon.
 The Unions gave the Oak street
 bad trimming yesterday by tn
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
The Standing

Games Today Bridgeport at Waterbury New Haven at Albany. Pittsfeld at Worcester. Hartford at Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

The Unions gave the Oak streets l bad trimming yesterday by the
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

''Chucky" Wojak hit them hot and heavy in yesterdays game with Springfield. He got three singles in nye trips to the plate and scored two Tuns. Ho also had two putouts in right field.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Jersey City :. Buffalo 3. Providence s, Toronto s.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

George Mulligan, Waterbury pro- moter, has an excellent card on tap at Brassco Park. Waterbury, Monday nights. Jimmy Slattery, whom Con nectlcut fans are greatly interested in because of two six round decisions he hasTecelved over Bridgeport Jack Delaney, will meet Billy Conley, a tough egg. in ten-round bout. The other prelims on the card are as good as havo been arranged in this section. This will inaugurate the open air season for the state.
 Most all of the college sports will be ended early next week because of the fact that the rowing contests will be finished hy that time. The eyes of the fans then will be turned to the professional and semi-pro sports on the dish for the season. Developments should be made pretty soon in the track line in this city. With a good track at Willow Brook park, those of the athletes fin town who are interested in sports, should start something in the run ming line. New Britain has always been high in the limelight for the track men of the city and this should be this season as well as others.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Ouf. share of a
 Million Dollars Worth

The Middishade Blue Serge Suits we are fea> turing are some that were made from a mil lion dollars worth of blue serge--orderedat one time.
 We mention that to you because it ex> plains the lowneSS of price. The guarantee covers everythingelsf
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una preciosa mufeca Bailari-
ma. Vale 5000. Puede verse en- nues
tras vidrieras. Venga a buscar su
ticket gratis. La ELEGANCIA, San
Justo 35, San Juan, p. II. 6-22
sSN~N@o&s~~S~S~>>N
&c VENDEN vigas de ausubo, d.
seis metros de largo, y ladrillos
vieios. Luna 81. Cd
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I'm MAYAGUEZ.--Se vende alma
cen situado zona comercial. ca
lie Mendez Vigo, esquina Fomen-
to. diez puertas frente, renta $4,000
mensuales. Para informes, Francis
ca NJ. viuda Anzoategui. Mayaguez
Playa eli.
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gE VENDE truck G. NJ. @. 4 tone
Issias perfecto estado Y IN ca
bSo Paige 8 pasaJeros. Informes Ga
RRSe ktaliano. Condado 2 Stop II.
Barturce.
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MUSICA para Piano. Reeibimos
semanalmente los dltimos hits
de New York. Tambien un gran
surtido de couplets y mnsica espa-
fiola en- general. Envfo a la isla
franQueo extra. Los Muchachos, San
Juan, p. r. p.
~S~>~~~~~~~~
sc YENDE un truck nuevo de
tres toneladas marca sBrockway'.
Para informes dirfjase al Aparta-
do 500, Santurce o Telefono 40
azul, Santuree. 60
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lCANGA.-Por $340o Sc vende ca
sd dos plantas. sitio mas cen
trico; renta el dos por ciento. Pa
Irada 1874. Delicias 20. Santurce, IN
formardn Delicias IS. Telefono 464
San Juan. 6-15
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A GENTES: Activos que quieran
ganar de cinco a diez d0lares
diarios solicitamos para vender un
artfculo de gran necesidad en- tedo
hogar Imprescindible sepan ingl6s.
American Commission Agency, p.
o. Box 366, Caguas, p r. 60
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nRDENE POR CORREO.-paten.

tizados, Perfumerfa, Novedades
Y cuanto artfculo interese de nues-
tro Ramo. COPIAMOS 7 REVE-
LAMOS PELICULAS. Farmacia
Garcia, Humacao, p. r. p.
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acero. "Allstell" de la mejor ca
lidad yaliendo $500 Sc dan por
$4,000. Son completamente nueyos
v todav1a no Sc ha alberto la ca
ia en- que vinieron.- Procure a RA-
FAEL PALACIOS JR. en- el Edifi
clio Ochoa tercer piso en- 81 tele-
fono 1926 San Juan. 6-6
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A LQUILASE casa con tres habita

clones, sala, comedor, cocina,
servicio sanitario por $50; en- calle
de Lola No. 10, entire Ia parada
II V IS. Inf. Ave. Wilson No. II,
Tel. 107 rojo, Santurce. 6-8
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&c TINEN arreglan toda clase
de plumas de sombrero y aba
nicos de pluma. Gale de San 10
Sc No. 20, Parada &c, telefono 1895
azul, Santurce. 60
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RATIENDO Ell RECORD

voZ popular. In Villa de Madrid
es el establecimiento que mejores
artfculos vende, Y mas baratos. Por
ESQ contanaOs con la mejor mas
antigua clientela de la Isla. Y .es
natural tenemos mas de veinte amos
de establecidos. Damos al pdblico
10 que ell plblico Sc merece. J. vi
llamil Y Co, Tel. 166. S. Brau st.
No. 51, Box 164. 6-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A LQUILO casa magnffica 500 en-
Gale America, parada %. es-
quina Europa. Departamento con
todas comodidades, Ponce de Leon
232 Dos Hermanos IL. para $50
y $40 respectiyamente. telefono l14l
azul, Santurce. 6-17
~~~~~~GS~>~SNarapA<-1
MAYAGUEZANOS. 81 quer6is
contemplar los t1ltimos adelan-
tos de Mayaguez, enviad 55 centa-
vos " lie enviaremos album con 20
fotograffas colores. La Voz de la
Patria, Mayaguez. p. r. 60
~~>>"~r~~~%r>e>~~~~@~~~>e>N
CE VENDE maquina coser, cuatro
gavetas marca SINGER, $4,000:
VICTROLA Y 42 discos, $500, Y
lampara comedor, $500 Informa
ran S. Lena y Co, Salvador Brau
85, San Juan. 6-29
~%~NN~NsNANN>
&c VENDEN a precios sumamen-
te baratos un caro- Buick 6 ci-
lindros cinco pasajeros. ] Ford 5
pasajeros, Ford pasajeros, i
Premier 4 pasajeros, Columbia
Six 2 pasajeros Y ! Oakland Coupe
2 pasajeros. Informara The Fisk
Tire Store, Adrian Nelson, Distri-
butor, Telefono a, 6, s, Comercio st.
No. IL, San Juan, Puerto Rico. p.
S1<~~~~~Nr>S>>>~
NO PERMITA que le ataquen los
tiburones. Use los famosos tra-
jes de banjo 'Reis', que vende La
Villa de Madrid, y estara a salvo,
pues los tiburones no podran YER
lie. Tel. 166, S. Brau No. 81, Box
764. 6-12
VACAS.-Vendemos un lete de 40
del pats, entire paridas y horras.
Son j6venes. Sc interesa venderlas
rapidamente y sc dsn muy baratas.
Eugenio Foral, Gale de Comerfo
No. 136. telefono 30, Bayam6n, p.
r.. & p
~>~>N|~N>NS~s>t>1N~~<~~~~~~
EINCAS.-Siempre tenemos fincas
para vender y compradores pa
ra fincas. Haga sus negocios por
conducto nuestro. Jose +. Pesquera.
Edificio de Ell MUNDO, Telefono
Ky CoN T..n~ -
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TELAs Y sEDAs de novedad a.

bamos de recibir un gran surti
do para la temporada. Mandamos
muestras y paquetes postales. FL
SOL, Allen g., Box 800, 6-24
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CE ALQUH.A casa nueya de cor

creto con tres dormitorios. en-
calle Mayor, Immediate a parada
2612, entire las dos carreteras. In
formard telefono 3S4 rojo. Santur-
ce. &c.
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CE VENDE BARATA una suagu,

lar No. Z parada 49, Comdida-
des modernas. POGO dinero. BueH
vecindario. InfOrmes telkfonos Iz1H
rojo, Santurce. 60
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para GRADUACIONEs ' clag'

Nights LA VILLA DE MADRID.
Visftenos. Pfdanos muestras. Hace
mos envfos G. o. d. Patrones Y FL
gurines Mccall. Subscription al Nc
| Call $1.50 al afio. j. Villamil y Co.
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FINCAS.-Siempre tenemos flncas
para vender Y compradores pa
ra fincas. Haga sus negocios por
conducto nuestro. Jose +. Pesquera.
Edificio de Ell MUNDO, Telefono
157, San Juan. P.
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CANADEROS-vendemos5 so va
cas- Jersey de San Antonio, Te-
xas inmunes la fiebre tejana; to
das con garrapatas. Tan1bien cru
zadas, Holstein y Guernsey. Pro-
ducci6n garantizada. PreciOs as0m-
brosos. Fernandez y Co., Trujllo Al
to, P. r. 6-12
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EN UNA GUAGUA. Ell iueves, dfa
25 las z p: NJ. Sc dej6 olvidado
un maletfn de comiSionista. Gratifi
caremOs al que 10 devuelva b. A.
Cheney and Son. Edificio Royal
Bank of Canada, cuarto No. 8. 6-8
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GRADUADO de cuarto afo High
School del curse comercial Sc so
licita. Pase por apartamento 704,
Edificio Padfn o escriba a J. M. A.,
apartado GAO, S. j. SO
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QIzADO DE PELO por cine

R1ZADO DE EELO por cincuenta
centavos. Trabajo garantizado
siete dfas. senoras Roger = Dtaz,
Delicias 20, parada 1917, Santur-
ce. Horas: 10 a II maiiana y 2
tarde. "a
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. UTO CLEVELAND.
A PROVECHEsE: Remito a cual
nPORTUNIDAD.- pesea ustee

dupIicar su capital en- pocos
meses? ST desea invertir con todas
garantfas $1,000 o $1,000 en- negocio
de exportaci6n legal, garantizdo,
con esplendida ganancia, pida in
formes Apartado 426, Santurce.
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MUEBLES de magnffica OCCASION
casi sin uso v6ndense por mott
yo viaje, baratos, pero cash. Ca
rretera Ponce de Leon No. Al altos.
Telefono 1894 verde. go
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GRANITE DE HILO especial pa

ra mantelerfa, la tela mejor
Tenemos diferentes anchos, tambien
juegos de mantelerfa de hilo. La
Hormiga de Orc, San Juan, p. R.
7-20
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CE ALQUILA casa en- calIe del Pi
lar No. z parada 10, comodida-
des modernas. POGO dinero. Buen
vecindario. Informes tel6feno 1115
rojo, Santurce. SO
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GANGA Y mas ganga.-Se ven
de un "Oldsmobile" 6 cilindros,
completamente nuevo. Informaran !:
telefono AL. P. o. Box 427. 6-6
sA-S>s~@">>>sess~sS>se~sN1
iOPORTUNIDAD. Necesito $500.
garantia una hipoteca casa va
lor $4,000. Vendb tres maquinas de
coser propias talleres importantes.
9, 3, 4 agujas. Informara M. Rive
ra, Cruz 6, altos. 6-8
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MAGNIFICA OPORTUNIDAD.-

Sc venden varios mostradores
en- magnffico estado. V6alos en- La
villa de Madrid. TEL 166, J. VIZ
llamiI Co., Box 764. S. Brau st.
No. 81. 6-12
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ALQUILAsE apartamento nuevc

tiene sala, comedor, tres habita-
clones, cocina, servicio sanitario,
sitio fresco. Carretera No. Al, esqui
ma Pelayo, parada 5. Informaran
los altos, Telefono 1894 azul. 6-S
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NO PERMTTA que le ataquen
VACAS.-vendemos un lote de 4(

del pats, entire paridas y horras.
Son j6venes. Sc interesa venderlas
rapidamente y sc dsn muy baratas.
Eugenio Foral, Gale de Comerfo
No. 136. telefono 80, Bayam6n, p.
r. p.
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.TOVEN ACTIVO, emprendedor,
con mplios conocimientos de CO.
mercio con capacidad ejecutiva v
administrative. ofrece sus servicios
en- casa de comercio, establecimien-
to Industrial, como administrator
de finca rdstica. Vasta experiencia
en- los ramos de yenta, anuncio Y
correspondence comercial Sueldo
m0dico. Dirigirse: NC Part, P. O..
Box S14, Ponce, p. r. 6-15