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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14

NJ. NJ. Boring, in charge of stu
dent employment work for the Gen.
eral Electric company, addressed 3G
students and faculty members of the
Electrical and Mechanical engineering
departments yesterday noon at a
luncheon held in his honor. The
luncheon was held at the College Inn.
In his address, Mr.. Boring stressed
some of the things which college sem
iors in engineering were interested
in with regard to the General Elec-
trio company. He discussed the edu-
cational opportunities as well as -the
opportunities for practical experience
in the shops afforded to seniors. AT
present, according to his statements,
the General Electric company is
starting the construction of a new
S75O,O0O r-ecreational building for its
employees so that those in the works
may have ample r%ecreational faeili.
ties.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
BOBCATS PLAY
LIVINGSTON Club
Lose Close Game in Livingston,
but, Come Back Next Night
to Pile up 1897 Score

The Bobcats met the Railway club
at Livingston in their second game OF
the season on Friday night. They
were unable to check the scoring com
bination of the Livingston boys, and
lest the game 24-2O. Gotham starred
for the college team while Inskeep
played a stellar, game for the Rail-
readers.
In the return game here Saturday
night the Bobcats opened up with .
vicious offensive and piled up a
score of SO, against the 81 col of
their opponents.
The game started rather slowly,
with Gotham as the strongest offens-
i've man For the locals. The Living
ston players connected repeatedly
with long shots whenever a slight
chance was afforded, thus keeping the
Blue and Gold defensive on the con-
slant alert. After the first few mins
utes of play the whole Bobcat team
seemed to get into the spirit of the
game, and a scoring rampage started
which lasted until the final whistle.
Gotham was high point man Of the
evening, counting 20 of the SO points.
He showed a world of speed and
played the game every minute of the
time he was in. Glynn, who haC
been laid up with a sprained ankle
was back in the game and put VI
his characteristic good fight. Hart
wig connected with the basket re
peatedly, while Hatfield and McGui1
worked the guard positions well. Bob
cat s~ubstitutions were frequent, will
every player in suit getting into TIL
game. Winner, Sullivan and Harm:
gave a good exhibition of basketball
during the time they were in tn
game.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
SPURS PROMISE BIG
TIME THURSDAY NIGHT

Come all We lads and lasses to the
SPUR DANCE, next Friday night,
January Is, at Davis hall. Good floor,
good music, and the same old line but
this time it is the truth. There is
going to be a game before so take
her to that, don't sit with her there
though, and then come down to the
dance afterwards. Get your date at
the game if you don't have one. Be
sure and come, anyway. The dance
starts at 9 and stops at the enticing
hour of 1870. You can be home in
plenty Of time. Dent be a Stacker.
Support the Girls Spur Organiza-
ton. We guarantee a superglobglo-
rious time. Are you wasting your
life away? Half Of it is gone if you
don't attend this. the biggest dance
of the season. See you there.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14

White of the Theta M fraternity,
Cliff Willis and Dick Kelly of the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, and
Ronald Danielson and Ed Hutchins of
the Beta Epsilon fraternity. a
In case any of these students have
failed to return to college this quar-
ter others will be chosen to fill the
vacancies.
The Fangs in the past have shown
wonderful spirit and have worked
hard and conscientiously wherever and
whenever they were in charge. The
effect of. their good work has been
very noticeable at the painting Of the
IN" and at the football and basket
ball games where they go forth with
real Bobcat spirit and loyalty. They
put forth a marvellous effort to serve
and carry out every plan with greaI
success.
Owing to the fact that some of thC
new Fangs did not come back las.
fall some of the others were tenn
porarily reinstated, it not being ad
kvisable to pick new men for such
short time. They were Robert Reyes
AL Brentnall, Glen Forbes and Rust!
ARalston.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
ATHLETICS ARE u
WITH STATE UNIVERSITY
Schedule Calls for Basketball
and Baseball Games This
Year; Football Next Fall

Athletic relations between Montana
State College and Montana State
University are again renewed. This
was decided at a meeting of the presi-
dents and coaches of the two institu-
lions with Chancellor Brannon at
Helena just prior to the holidays.
Athletics will be resumed on the
same grounds as formerly. ChanceI-
lOr Brannon decided that the using Of
freshmen in track and basket ball, as
provided for in the Rocky Mountain
Conference rules, was no more of a
handicap to the University men than
the late sessions, laboratory classes
and scientific courses are to the Col
Iege. ssi s
Two games Of basketball will be
played at each school this winter, and
a track meet will be held between the
two next spring. 1t is also planned to
renew baseball again in the spring
if the weather will permit the Bob
cats to get any practice. The annual
Bobcat-Bruin football game will be
held at Missoula on Turkey day next
fall. After that it is planned to have
this annual event held in Butte.
which is centrally located between the
two schools.
The patching up Of relations caml
as a result of a vote taken by the
students of both institutions last fall
Both voted almost unanimously fol
the renewal of athletics, and this ex
preston of student opinion did much
to start the officials of both schools
working o a settlement of the issue,
which were responsible for the sew
ering of relations last fall.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
Blue and Gold Lead at End of
First Half; Red Blakesly
Drops in Winning Shots

In one of the toughest and speediest
basket ball games seen at the college
for some time, the Bobcats lost to
the brilliant North Dakota Aggies by
a score of $3.50. The game was fea-
tured by accurate passing and floor
work on the part of the Bisons, while
the Bobcats relied to a great extent
on long shots.
During the first half the score was
nearly even; first one side leading and
then another. The half ended 1915
in favor of the Blue and Gold. The
Bison opened the second period with
a drive that gave them a seven point
lead. Toward the middle of the half,
the Bobcats again hit their stride for
a short period, bringing the scors
within one point Of their opponents.
Bobcat chances for a victory looked
good until the last minute when the
Dakota center went wild and made
two field baskets in rapid succession.
The Bison clearly had a five man
team. They passed accurately and
were able TO work the ball into Bob
cat territory for frequent easy shots
"Red" Blakely at center was the
spectacular man of the game, as well
as being high scorer. His ability to
get around Bobcat defense and score,
brought repeated grOans from the en-.
thusiastic Montana rooters. Aron,
captain of the visitors, played a great
game at guard, as did Greenfield, his
partner.
The Bobcats seemed unable to
break through the Dakota defense
and as a result were forced to rely
on long shots. Glynn led in this de-
partment, making four neat ones from
near the center Of the floor. Cot
tam played a flashy game at forward
and seemed to be the most effective
Bobcat in getting around the oppon
ents defence. In spite of the fac
that Gotham was removed from thu
game IGdT the miUUlG VI Ile SSCOA'
half, he made the most points TO
his team and appeared to be the out
standing Bobcat player. Hartwig wa
off form throughout the game, an,
was able to annex only one field goa.
McGuin, besides playing a speed,
game in the guard position, slippe
in a pretty one in the second half a
a time when Bobcat scores were no
coming fast.
The Bobcats put up a good fight j
spite of the fact that they were play
ing a team far superior to them i
experience; a team that outplaye
them throughout most of the gam
Some weak points of the team wei
brought to light Thursday night, an
it is perhaps a coed thing for IL
Bobcats that they had such a sever
test game before meeting team
which would have a bearing on oil
conference standing.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
FARM AND HOME
WEEK Big SUCCESS
Registrations so Percent More
than Last Year-Fun
Feed Feature

With an attendance Of 0 than
90 per cent larger than the aC1eGd-
ance Of last year, the annual Farm
and Home week at the State college
was a big success.
The big "fun feed at the gymna-
SUM Wednesday night drew one Of
the largest crowds Of the year, the
limit of $50 guests being exceeded
early in the days ticket reservations
President Atkinson, armed with a
COW bell, started the fun at the "fun
feed by announcing the opening
numbers of the program. College
girls served a good dinner and
then college and town people
Joined in one OF the most hilarious
programs ever given at a Farm and
Home week. "Till We eat again" was
the closing song of the program. An
! agricultural male quartet, a wonderful
jazz orchestra that acted a little dra-
ma with its music, some musical
stunts, a poem by Bob King and sorre
dialog was all full Of fun and clever
puns on the we'll known folks about
the campus.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
FANGS Pledge
THIRTEEN Men
Take Places of Several Juniors
Whose Terms of Office
Expired Last Quarter

Several new Fangs have been
pledged this quarter to fill the places
of. CsiM Balleck Frank lamb. stan
ley Hodgson, Emmett Keyser, Cleve-
land Estes, Neal Sullivan, and Earl
Klein. whose time has eSpifea
The new pledge are a o Habf1
man, Lester Peek. I'D Ffed andeIf
Tor the hide end Frank klenafas
and frW K ii The m
terrific Stewart showman and Ted
yerian a. tbs Omega Beta frater-
nitv. EaWreuea cullngs. and Sam
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14

Billings.-MOntana Company plans
natural gasoline plant at. Chinook.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
OPEN N0STRILS! END
COLD or CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your elogged nos
trils viii open, the aiF. passages of your
head viii clear and you can breathe
freely. No more snpfling, hawking
mucous discharge, dryness on headaches
TO struggling for breath at night.
Get q small bottle Of Ely's Crea1g
Balm from your druggist and apply "a
little Of this fragrant &ntiseptic cream
in your nostri1s. tt pcnetrates through
every air passage of the head, soothing
and healing the swollen or inflamsd
mucous membrane, giving You insta25
relief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stutfed-up anu
miserable. Belief is sure.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
-Four Seniors Go
General Electric
M. M. Boring Takes Four Men
AS Result of Interviews
Yesterday-More May Go

Mr. nj. M. Boring of the Gen
eral Electric Company offered
definite employment to four of
the seniors in Electrical Engi-
neering yesterday afternoon as
a result of his interview. The
men. selected were Arthur Boyer,
Larry Lyndon, Wendell MacLean,
and Glenn Boyer. MacLean will
leave Immediately fer Schnec-
tady, New York, while the other
men will go back following grad
uatiOn exercises in June.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
Settled by Muf;neers

Pitcairn island, in the South Pacific
ocean. has an area Of only about two
square miles and & population Of
about 100 souls. 1t was settled in 1890
by mutineers from the British shin
Bounty.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
Value of Land Owning

1t Is an old saying that the minute a
person comes into ownership of a
piece of land he has other people
working to lIelp him toward indie
Dendencr.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-01-14
Bison Triumphs Ouer
Bobcat in Close Game
BOBCAT BASKET BALL


Jan. 8-North Dakota Aggies at
Bozeman.
Jan. 16-Montana Mines at Boze-
man.
Jan. 2S-WyOming University at
,Bozeman.
Jan. 24-Wyoming University at
Bozeman.
Jan. 29-Intermountain College
at Bozeman.
Feb. 2-Montana Mines at Butte.
Feb. 3-MOntana Normal at Dill
Ion.
Feb. Idaho Tech at POcatel-
10.
Feb. 6-Utah Aggies at Logan.
Feb. 7AUtah Aggies at Logan.
Feb. Estate University at
Missoula.
Feb. 1EState University at
Missoula. /.t
Feb. 2O-Intermountain College
at Helena.
Feb. Fl = Mt. st. Charles at
Helena.
Feb. 27-State University at
Bozeman.
Feb. 2e-State University az
| Bozemau. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
LUDENDOFF ENDOSA AZ
HINDEMBURG CALU-
ROSAMENE

MUNICH abril 13 (Cable Fran
ces) La nomination de Hin
demburg para candidate a la pre-
sidencia ha coincidido con el so
aniversario de Ludendorff. quien
Sc ha aprovechado de esta cir
cunstancia para elogiar a Hin
demburg como el mejor soldado
del viejo ejercito aleman, al ha-
biar ante una organization ma
cionalista que habia venido dar-
le una serenata. Ludendorff dijo
que Hindemburg hacia un gran
sacrifice por 81 pals y que era
nenester que todos los alemanes
10 votasen 81 2e de abril.
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OP0RIUNIDAD

Sc aIquila IN pisito fresco y
elegante, en uno de los sitios
mas centricos. de San Juan,
con sala, comedor, cuatro ha-
bitacioness baflos cocina v dos
espl6ndidas terrazas, con her.
n0sas visfas.
Altos botica de CapeIIa, 20.
pisos Salvador Brau 46.-ln-
formes: Cficina cERECEDO
tel6fono ni!lnaro g
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FLOR DE LA PALMA

81 desea conservar So cabellera aburl-
dante, hermosa y seaesa use los pro-
ductos FLOR DE LA PALMA. Use
las cremas FLOR DE LA PALMA
para borrar manchas, pecas y ma
tar barros Los productos FLOR
BE LA PALMA mata IA caspa bra
va y hace crecer Ell pelo a los cali
yos. TTintura" para tehir el cabe-
10, no 10 destruye nj dana el cue
TO cabelludo. No contiene Nitrate
de Plata Curling Fluid'' para RI
carlo. 'Aceitc Jazmfn'' para Iustrar-
10 = embellecerio. Brillantina Ne
gra 'AmarilIa 7 Virginia, sSa-
ma Cuffs para barros y otras in
fecciones de la piel. .Skin Bleach /,
borra manchas, pecas v quemaz6n
del sol. De venta en- todas las Far
macias. FLOR DE LA PALMA. Pc
dro Arsuaga st. No. 80, Rio Pie
dras, Puerto Rico. 5-g
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UsGed 10 puede essar sano 81 tiene
el higadO enfermo.

Ell hfgado es uno de los organos mas VI
ales de su cuerpo y debido a sus impor-
Eantes funcciones, tiene que estar sienpfe
sano para trabajar propiamente- Si1ef
higado deja de tFabajar, fodas las Inaterias
venenosas que nornlalmeHte son iestrul-
das por el higado Sc acunularian y pom
drian su vida en- grave peligro. FL Rene
dio de Leonardo para el Higado es una
medicina segura inofensiva para curar
biliosidad. eructos. aliento fetido. dolores
de cabeza, estreiiimiento. indigestion. dis
pepsia, flatulencia. estonago acido todos
los desordenes del higado, esromago c in
testinos. FL Remedio de Leonardo Is agra
dable al paladar, es puro y no contiene
calomeI hi substancias peligrosas. Unas
cuantas dosis del Rernedio de Leonardo ie
probaran que es superior a todos los denlas
IIamados medicamentos para el higado, De
venta en- todas las farmacias y droguerias,
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WENTA DE FLORES NATURA-

LES: en- toda clase de trabajos.
Sc imprimen cintas para coronas.
Lame al telefono S25 azuL parada
IA calle Hernandez No. 6, Encarna-
ci0n Hernandez. 5-8
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eyita las canas Y yuelye el ca
bello a sueolor natural primitive,
.dandole yig0r Y suayidad. Frasco
zoe. GONZALEZ PADIN co.
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liar este. Conpro IN CAIRO
Dodge yiej0 que tenga motor
y una "Rgistradora" de
dos gavetas que este en- buenas con-
diciones. 10 deseo barato. Para In
forme apartado 90 Rio -Piedrass
4-18
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OFoRTuNIDAp para aqueiIaa

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OFoRTuNfDAD para aqnelIas
personas que quieran vender
especsaiidaaes de facil introduction
s. efrecen. hsneaeios extraoraina-
rios solieita iassrpcciones. Mali
sales d Advg. shop. BOX 262, san
aeFfnAn. a--17.
e.~~mM@euN.m~~
/ 0cAL para taller, botica des-
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eliie Bolivar Espacio. IimplO. casa
sie conereio $500. Informaran m.
RlFern. 4el. 115 san Juan. o escri-
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earro solameule. amh0s en- Ia pa
rala - luformara 81. Rivera. Tel.
- crlsf0 1. tercer plso. San Juan.
6-8
|EGRiN 0P0RTUNIDAD: Sc ven
a. "a miiad de sn preelo una
maquiniila Underwood completa-
menie nueva. con POGO nso. lnfor-
maei6u teltfono ll25 negro, san
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VENTA Al BARRIER. sin tener
"a cosio "a euenta. solo ana sema-
na. enifexand0 Il - del eorriente.
Ifales somhreFos lubones. cami-
nas " sNeaters7 Nenga en segui-
slH traisa sus amigos. The zlm-
sasfmani Store. ~ Allen ST.. San
Juan. 4-16.
~ AQJINAH DE- ESCREBIR, de
ssmar. cnalesquiera otras de
efieina seran reparadas por exper-
gss ppeFRfioH - nnesfr0 taller. Luna,
eaq Aalud. Ponce. Pedr0go Type
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de una planfn. Gale Repdbli-
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~ 20 lnees. c0mpleta con su
equlpe. POGO nso Informara Julio
NalaFPrri E0rtaiexa Az. Sndrez y
slesoFana. dis.
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MUsIOA para Plano. Recibimos

MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalmente los 1ltimos hits
de New York. Tambian un gran sur
lido de couplets = myisica espaflO-
la en- general Envfo q La isla fran
queo extra. Los Muchachos, San
Juna, p. R. r.
ANGA Por $4s0O0,00 de contado
$5,0O00O en- hipoteca vendo
una hermosa residencia en- el CEN
tro de Santurce. Cost0 $12.00O.0O
@. Ramirez. Box 80, San Juan
Sd
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cRAN opoRruN1pAp Por an.

GRAN oPoRTUNIDAD Por au-
sentarse su dueilo Sc venden fren
te al Institute Politecnico y en- la
Gale principal de San German, dos
magnificas casas. Una es de cemen-
to y prcpia para tienda, taller de
bordados, Restaurant Panaderia,
' la otra magnifca residencia dc
MADEIRA. Ambas tienen luz Y aqua
y su solar es propiedad. Tiensn arc
y medic dc >eonstruidas. Todos per
$4,000 90 (tres mil) Informara R j
Cancel, San German. 4-l7.
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COMPBO PAsAJE para New
York. vapor San Juan Dirijase
velez, Apartado "a, Moca, P R.
4--17.
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&c VENDEN muebles en- Tetuan
No. 2 que son los siguientes.
? camas, / tocador, 2 sillones,
3 sillas, 3 cuadros dorados, / ma
quina de eoser, 2 reIojes de pared
y varios objetos mas. 4-1S
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6 r ALQUILA casa nueva de CON
creto, con tres dormitorios. en-
calle Mayor, Immediate parada
.2615, entire las dos carreteras. In
formara telefono sS4 rojo. Santur-
ce. 4.2S
->s',S'sSeNss~'@'Ns'> -essSeas.e>eNAN
0FICINAS para arrendar con to-
das las comodidades modernas.
ASCENsOR EXPRESO, frescas.
Higienieas, Ventiladas ? otros SER
vicios imDortantes PRECIOS RA-
z0NABLEg. Edificia GONZALEZ
PADIN. SEQ.
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pARA HONTBREs SOLO. Sc al

quila una habitaci0n para uno o
dos jovenes en- San Sebastian SO
altos. 4-16
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&C YENDEN treinta vigas de au-
subo. De seis metros aproxima-
damente. En- Luna 81, informaran.
ais
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ETNCAS "a cuerdas colindante pu

A1NNho o. cueruHs cOunuAnLe pue
bio Rio Piedras, propia solares,
cafas y lecherfa. Precio muy redu-
cidO. 100 euerdas para arrendar
cerca de Santurce con casa, establO,
etc. Informaran Telefono 455 YER
de, Santurce Box 139 Hato Rey.
4-16
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gna o carro grande; otro para
earro solameute. ambos en- Ia pa
rada "a luformara a. Rivera. Tel.
- crlsf0 1. tercer plso, San Juan.
SIS
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a UTOMOVILES Y truks usados,
asegurados contra incendio Y CO.
lisi0n, baratos Y fiados a 8 meses
plazo. V6ame o escrfbame diciendo-
me 10 que desea. F. Y. Muhiz, Cara
ge Muniz, Box 952. Tel. "a, Ponce.
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CE vENDE, por ausentarse su due.
no, juego sala de once piezas CO.
Tor cereso, maquina Singer, estilo
gabinete salon, y un tocador, todo
nuevo. Solicite J. P. vazQuez, calle
Matias Ledesma No. 81, Stop 6 612,
~~S~u~s~~@.~S~.~s~~~>~~>~~~N~-~s~~
CE VENDE finca cerca de Carroll
ma. AIide cuatro acres y esta 81
tuada en- la carretera. Els muy salu-
dable tiene corral para gallinas.
Informaran Box $40. Santurce. ALI
>~S>~~>~~~~>~~~~s@s~SN~~@~a
CE ALQI1LAN habitaciones para
jovenes u senoritas en- casa fa-A
milia respectable. Sc piden y dam
refereneias. Informara en- la mis-,
ma. Sol 70. san Juan. 5-7
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I'll CATARRO ES MUY PELI-
GROS0 Es bueno que usted Sc
pa, que ell s'HYOTOLE'' es el mejor
jarabe conocido para las afecciones
del peeho. Pru6belo en- seguida.
$50
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CE ALQUILA: $4,000. Casa como
da, cinco dormitorios, condicio-
mes sanitarias, etc. Sitio fresco, pa
rada 26, junto a Ia via del ferroca-
rril. Tel. 1910 rojo, Santuree. Ala
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RUENA OPORTUNIDAD PARA
comprar barato en- Condado 38
frente la escuela Luchetti una ne-s
vera White Frost, Tres camas de
metal Una sombrerera de caoba,
Lamparas Y Iitiles de casa, por en-
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