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onion, add three canned pimentoes
finely minced When well-heated, add
the potatoes; stir until well-mixed,
turn into serving dish and sprinkle
with chopped parsley.
Dreamed Mushrooms on Toast-The
first warm days bring up the field
mushroom which are so delicious and
may be served in so many ways. Clean
one pound Of mushrooms, remove the
caps and cut both caps and stems into
thin slices. Melt five tablespoonful
Of butter, add the sliced mushrooms
and cook three minutes. Sprinkle with
half teaspoonful of flour; pour over
one-half cupful of cream. Cook five
minutes, stirring constantly. Serve
on oblong pieces of toast and garnish
with toast points and parsley.
Onion Puree.-Cook onions until
tender, drain and put through a sieve
there should be two cupfuls. Melt
two and one-half tablespoonfuls Of
butter, add two tablespoonfuls of 1our,
stir until well blended, then pour on
one-half cupful of milk. Bring TO the
boiling point, add the onion PURGE,
well-beaten egg and season with salt
and cayenne.
Bread and Butter Pudding.-Spread
slices Of bread generously with butter
and arrange in baking dish, butter
side down. Beat three eggs slightly,
add one-half cupful ~of sugar, one
fourth teaspoonful of salt and one
quart Of milk, pour over the bread
and LET stand thirty minutes. Bake
one hour IN e slow oven, covering the
first half Of the baking. Serve with
hard sauce. Cream one-half cupful of
sugar with one-quarter cupfuI of but
ter slightly softened and flavor with
nutmeg.
Maple Cream Layer cake.-Cream
one cupful of butter, add one and one
half cupfuls Of powdered sugar, and
then add gradually one-half cupful of
milk with one cupful each of flour and
cornstarch -sifted with two teaspoon
fuls Of baking powder. Beat well, add
ten drops Of bitter almond, two table
spoonfuls of orange flower water, then
the stiffiy beaten whites of six eggs,
folding in lightly. For the filling put
one and one-half cupfuls of shaved
maple sugar in saucepan, add tea
spoonful of butter and one-half cupful
Of thin cream; boil slowly until IL
spins thread. Take Of, add one tea
spoonful of vanilla and beat until
thick, then spread on the layers.
Chopped candied cherries, cream
cheese with bit of cream to soften,
makes another delicious filling for
sandwiches.
N.,.a ~lo
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Horizontal.

Horizontal.
Ito drink with the tongue
"A pine tree
s-Greek letter corresponding TO a'T''
l2-SupervisOr of n publication
14-Swimming (sdj.) 16-Drugged
1z-I5O1 (Roman numeraLs)
1e-StrOng thread 20-A color
IA col0ring 23-Single unit
24-Preposition meaning @through"
25-A root vegetable
GA pipe through which liquor is
ga sufHx forming the past tense
S0-Twfce Eve
S1-A measure of energy
aS-Interjection meaning "behoId"
S4-Anger 35-Conjunction
Sz-A compound containing metals
ss-Between different nations
40-To behold
IA mountain ravine
42-Unctuous combustible liquid
4S-Prehx expressing Correction to-
ward"
45-Poinf of the compass
47-To ask for payment
4S-To move 4a-Moderu
b1-NOnmetalIic chemical element
54-Implement used In writing
s5-Meshed Irvine
55-Apartment for n formal receptions
5S-Prohfbition made by authority
6e-To be of advantage
sl-A horse-drawn vehicle
62-Carries 64-To dfyuIxe
66-Bevine quadrupeds s5-Before
SS-Conservative principles
6e-Monetary unit of Japan
Vertical.
1-Guided
LOVED and worshfped
S-one who plays an instrument made
of reeds
"A kind of fish
5-ConjunctiOn
6-State of being incontrOvertfbIe
Half of the width of an EN-
-Rodent
9-T0 cOntaminafe
1O-TO render less brittle
11-One of tribe of American Indians
13-Man's nickname
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An Unpelcorne Truth

A. ]. Drexel said at tea at the
Cannes Casino:
"What lot of. old men with girl
wives one sees on the Riviera this
season. The old men are very rich,
of course. Their girl wives were for
merly bareback riders or nature
dancers or something of that kind.
Age, about eighteen summers.
'.An old Croesus spent last winter
at Monte Carlo, and one afternoon he
called to his girl wife from his dress
ing room:
"'Thais, love, for this the-dansant
at the Hotel de Paris / don't know
whether to wear dancing pumps or
black patent feathers with gray cloth
tops. Which would be the best form
for a man of my ager
"Thais, who was having her hair
re-bobbed by handsome young hair
dresser, called back in cold, clear
tones:
1.-The best form for man OF your
age. darling, would be chloroform.'
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ECZEMA

TT is only since the time Of Hebra,
L the great Vienna dermatologist,
that this disease Of the skin has had a
scientific basis; before that. almost
any skin disease about which doctor
was uncertain he would label "ec-ze-
ma" or ''salt-rheum" or "tetter"
If on the head Of child, ii was
called "scald head" or milk crust"
Eczema comes in a hundred forms. II
is the skin crying out from bad treat
rnent.
II is constitutional, or II may come
from local irritation of any kind and
may be present at any period Of life,
alike in males and females.
When constitutional, II spells weak
ness or bad nerves or poor nutrition
or some fault in taking up and assimi-
Iating the food.
1t may also be distinctly an infiam-
mafory disease, lasting few days or
an indefinite period with symptoms
which may be mild or severe.
The common symptom is burning or
itching, which often is worse at night.
The more one scratches the skin. the
worse the eruption becomes Free
uuently there is watery or sticky dis
charge, and when this dries it may
thicken or cake in scales. Jumps. and
crusts.
If this crust is removed, the under
lying surface will be found fiery red
and will bleed freely.
often there are cracks in the skin
wtieh are sore and painful and heal
slowly, especially in cold weather.
There may be merely a REDEEMED
surface. dry or moist. scaly or crusty
with a crop of pimples-
But these pimpies may become
blisters which coalesce and cover a
large area.
II the fluid in these vesicles be
comes puruient one may have sore
which may discharge indefinitely.
When on the face and scalp II may
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15
LADY-BUGS, NEW CLOTHES

IF A lady-bug lights on your hand ii
I means a pair Of new gloves, If on
your dress a new dress, if on your
shoes new pair of shoes, etc. This.
according TO the journal of the Amer
lean Folklore Society, is a common
superstition in Massachusetts and Up
per Canada. The genesis Of 1t is easy
10 discover. The lady-bug was the
especial pet and representative of the
Morse Goddess Freya, the goddess of
fruitfulness and the dispenser of good
gifts.
To this day the Scandinavian and
North German farmers look for good
crops when they see the lady-bugs I'M
usually plentiful, and Teutonic and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15
The Uhu Of Superstitions

Bp Il IRuING KING

Morse mythology and folklore is full
of good words regarding the spotted.
little, winged insect whose markings
are said TO be those of the sun, in
which radiant orb, according to one
version, Freya had her home. From
the attributes assigned to Freya 1t
would appear that her worship waa
compounded of sun-worship and of the
worship Of the provocative forces of
nature. AT any rate she was boun-
teous in her bestowal of good gifts,
and so when one Of her bright little
representatives alights upon any ar
ticle of clothing you are wearing, 1t
naturally indicates that the benefcent
goddess is going TO make you a pres
ent Of new garment Of the same de-
scription.
(6 by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate)
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SLY MR.. FOX

MIR. FOX was very much inter
Ava ested in Mr.. Kingbird. He wanted
10 knew more about him. Does jim
my Crow always fly away when he sees
your he inquired.
Unless il happens to be Mr.. Crow
who is very inexperienced" replied Mr..
kingbird. lifting his crest at the
thought. Sometimes a Mr. Crow will
be foolish enough TO think he can
scare me, but he soon learns to his
sorrow that / am born fighter. Ny
wings and my tail, he finds out, were
made to help me protect my wife and
family"
well, can you really pick out the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15
Old Treasures Found

Conduits which supplied the Foun-
tain of Glauce, erected to the wife OF
Jason, the Argonaut. in ancient Cor
inth. have been rediseoyered by an
American exploration party.
Several pieces of statuary and pot
terry in excellent condition also have
been unearthed, the Hellenic informa-
ton service announced, while more
important finds are expected from the
operations of second party, at work
at the site Of the Argiye Heraeum.
near Mycenae In Argolis.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15
Danti Teodoro

Danti Teodoro of Perugia was born
in 1893. She was profound scholar
in the exact sciences, also well &C
quainted with physics and painting.
Never Intending TO marry, she en-
ployed herself in intellectual pursuits
and was honored with general esteem.
She left an elaborate commentary on
Euclid, also treatise on painting and
several poems of an agreeable style.
She died in 1573.-Ch' cago Journal.
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Of shank. Add one-fourth cupful
each of chopped carrots, minced onion
and diced celery, few sprigs of
parsley, bay leaf. eight peppercorns,
one-eighth teaspoonful of thyme and
two teaspoonfuls of salt. Cook slowly
until the meat falls from the bones,
cool under weight, then it may be cut
into slices. Strain the liquor through
a fine sieve, cool, and remove all Of
the fat. Clarity the stock, using two
eggs and crushed shells for each pint
or stock, boil ten minutes, strain
through a cheesecloth, add one-half
teaspoonful Of salt and a few grains
OF cayenne. Into a cold, wet mold
or bread pan, pour a little Of this
clarified veal broth and allow II to
stiffen. On this lay thin slices of the
veal and very thinly sliced cooked ham.
Cover with broth, cool until stiff, re-
peat until all the broth Is used. Chill
for several hours and turn from the
mold. If the weather is very hot and
there seems to be danger of the broth
not stiffening add two tablespoonfuls
of gelatin which has been softened In
cold water.
Stuffed CeIery.-Mix chopped nuts
with cream cheese and fill the hollows
OF tender celery stalks, adding a bit
Of mayonnaise to moisten the cream
cheese. If filed carefully the stalks
may be eaten from the fingers as one
does plain celery.
When currants are plentiful can
some fresh with sugar for winter.
They are delicious. Crush every cur
rant, using a potato masher; use an
equal measure Of sugar, stir and let
stand until the sugar has been dis
solved, then put into chilled sterilized
jars and seal. Keep in a cool place;
on cellar floor or in the back part
of the ice chest a row of small cans
will be out of the way. Strawberries,
raspberries, blackberries and all such
soft fruits may be canned in this way
and used as fresh fruit in winter for
shortcakes.
Food for the Family.
There are so many ways Of serving
potatoes that we should endeavor to
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15

IA numeraI Ito defacs
1S-A tavern
2I-TO search for placer gold
ITO fasten
PA very large totipalmate bird
25-The wife of a nobleman
pa word used Instead of a noun
2S-An eight-sided figure
3O-WOody perennial plants
32-The seed of any cereal grass
S4-POssessive pronoun
35-To capture 36-End piece
3S-A measure for cloth
44-The capital of a western state
46-To think (Obs.)
47-To put on 4S-Tender
60-To form a texture from threads
52-To fall behind
53-Part of machinery
54-A political league
56-A bond 5S-A flying mammal
59-Part Of sto be"
60-Angular distance measured on q
meridian tnbbr.)
GA rotating or sliding piece I'm ma
chfnery
63-Japanese coin S5-InterjectiOn
e6-ReHgious denomination (abbrD
The solution will appear I'm next issue.
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A Man of His Word
Jones looked at his friend Brc~n.

jules iOohcu ~di HIS Iricnu Dre~u.
"a short time ago / thought you
never meant anything you said.
Brown; have changed my mind"
"0hi And what caused you to alter
your opinionT asked Brown.
You remember borrowing FIVE
pounds from met"
Yes" Brown spoke CURLY.
You said that II lent 1t to you
you would be Indebted to me forever"
yes" More CURLY still.
-Well. You are keeping your word"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15

vary the method from
day to day.
O'Brien Potatoes.-Fry
three .cupfuls of cubed
potatoes in deep fat,
drain and sprinkle with
salt. Cook one slice of
onion in one-half table
spoonful of butter three
r,ainr1tor nn fho
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15

"C0lliCl.
Jellied Veal and
n a m. - 7 a K e a
shank of veal that
h a s n OF b e e n
trimmed, wash and
place in a kettle,
pouring over it a
pint Of boiling wa
ter for each pound
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nkrI tHHE
AEAHINETRl

&c. 1875. Western Newspaper union.l
In great matters men show them
selves as they wish to be seen; In
small matters. as they are.
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Do You Know

That one-fourth teaspoonful of
Calumet Baking Powder adds texture
and body to a meringue, especially
because of its slow rising qualities,
which makes it unusually satisfactory
because of the slow oven necessary for
meringue?
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X X y X X X X X X X X x X X X X X
HOW TO SOLVE CROSSWORD PUZZLE

in
first
frs
a which xff
No I'm
Abbrvaons slang initials
Gated in the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15

Where the stream runs smoothest
the water is deepest.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15
sUMMERY FOODS

Jellied meats, vegetables and fruits
are always best enjoyed in the hot
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15

The electric light bill isn't always a
light burden.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-15
What sinaName?'
By MILDRED MARSHALL

Facts about your name, in history;
meaning; whence il was derived; sis-
nifieanee: your lucky day, lucky jewel
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t@ by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
MISCELANEAS
MUDANZAS GRATIS: Usted ~

MUDANzAS GRATIS: listed 90
pagara NADIA por mudar su fa-
milia a cualquier parte de la Isla.
Solamente pagara Dor sus muebles
I'M precio razonable. Tenemos bue-
nos caminOs de gomas de aire. Sus
muebies no sEfriran ningtfn desper-
fectO. Trasladaremos q su familia
gratis en- buenOs carros de talrismo.
Tenemos personal, bien edueado.
Lame al Telefono No. 1884, San
turce dirfjase personalmente a
Cerra No. 28. p.
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GRAN OPORTUNIDAD.

Nash Modelo 1925 de siete pasa-
jeros. 1000 millas corridas. Gomas
BALLOON en- perfecto estado. Me
EMBARGO setiembre "a. Aceptar6 ofer
ta razonable. p Santiago, Box %,
San Juan. Telefono 1884, Santurce.
P.
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CASA en- Rio Piedras: Sc alquilan
altos cerca de la Uniyersidad con
cabida para familia Y doce pupilos
Dirfjase al Box 465, Rio Piedras.
p. r. 9-22
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FMPLEOS. Los consequences pa
IA San Juan, la Isla, Santo Do
mingo. Cuba Y EstadOs Unidos.
personals que den buenas referen-
cias. Dirfjase a PORTO RICO EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, Box 1894,
Tel6fOno 2037. Allen %, San Juan,
2. r. Envfe cinco sellos de 2 centa
vos para correspondence Y solici-
tudeS. 9-28
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FL HOGAR compra y venta de
muebles. Camas de moda nueva,
carbonatadOP electricO, siIsas para
fuente soda, marmol seis pies, mo-
tor 1 eaballo tres fases, Roperos lu-
mas, tocadores, muebles sala, CO.
medor, lamparas, ETC. Todo a mitad
de precio, pOsitivamente Allen 16
frente Plaza Provision, telGfono 1926
rojo, San Juan. p.
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CASA. Sc vende EN- sitio centrico
cerca del "Colegio de Nifas Puer
torriqueno", cinco habitaciones. una
para servicio, patio grande. Infor-
mes, Box 905, Santurce, P. R. $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17

ErARMACEUTICO: Necesftase uno
joven, soltero con ambiciones,
capaZ de aportar algl1n dinero para
ponerlo al frente de farmacia anti
qua Y acreditada. Dirfjase L. r.
Ell MUNDO. p.
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PERDIDO Y
ENCONTRADC

PERDIDA cartera cuero negro
con iniciales F. S. y algun dinero.
Interesa mas la cartera que 10 que
cOntenfa. Devu6lvala a Royal Bank
of Canada, sera gratificado. 9-17
Sr~S~~Ss~S~~NSr-S-N=-~~gANy ~
sc PAGASA bien a Ia persona que
encuentre una per1ita Pekineese
que Sc ha perdido. Els amarilla con
manchas blancas. tiene la cara CO.
mo los bull dogs. Puede entregarla
en- la Avenida Miramar No. 8 para
da II, Santurce 9-27
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pEPARAAOS calzado q ma
quina, garantizamos satisfaction.
Prontitud en- la entrega. Serylcio de
mensajero, tel6fono 1181, Santurce.
Nimaca Shoe Factory. P.
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CENORAs Y sENORITAs: sus

trajes seran confeccionados a su
gusto y esmeradamente bajO la d.
recci0n de la muy competente mo-
dista Emilia Marcano de Fort. To-
bacco Palace, Tetuan go, Segundo
piso. Tel6fono 1882, San Juan Tam
bi6n Sc plisa y forramos botones.
$50
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0NERO EN- HEPOTEeA. Sc
COLOCACIONRS

EARNIACEUTICO. Necesitannos
farmaceutico para trabajar y
darle nombre a farmacia, escriba
pidiendo informes Y sueldo desee
ganar. Tambien 81 puede disponer
de algtin dinero lie vendemos la mi
tad. Para informes, ]. A. Negr6n
Co, Box A, Utuado. p.
~S~seN~~~~s~NDNS%e~< AS~s~~ASSNurAS~S~sss~<
TIE FARNEACEA, Sc necesita un
dependiente con buena practica
V conocimientos escolares no menos
de 50 grado. r. r. Martin, Box 1S6
Guayama. 9-22
r~s@~<N~Nr@@~L@
NECESITAMOS. Agente en- cada
pueblo para representa- casa ma
nufacturera americana. Comisi6n Ii
beral. Envfe refereneias. Escriba a
Apartado 1906, San Juan. r. r.. 9,19
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SE VENDEN con garantfa absoln-
ia cristales Y monturas de Cilti-
ma novedad en- Ia Porto Rico 0pti-
cal Co., calle Fortaleza No. 80.
Nuestro opt6metra lie hara un exa-
men gratis en- nuestro gabinete o
en- su domicilio, 81 usted 10 llama
al telefono 573. San Juan. $50
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RAULEs-. MALETAs-M MAIETT-

MES, todos estilos, tod0s pFeeios
los vende Fernandez, San Francis
co ~ tiDica casa en- Puerto Rice.
que especializa en- artfculos para
yiaje. p
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HIPOTECA

CON $1,000 cash, resto en- hipoteca,
comprard usted moderno chalet
concrete, solar 215 metros, situado
en- 'Monteflores'' sitio ideal, San
turce. Informara p Galarce, Col
mado, Brau %, San Juan. 9-22
~~S~~~~prN~~SSs~S-~~~SyN~- >s>&SA%@S~~
nINERO EN- HLPOTECA. Sc So
Iicitan nueve mil d6lares con
garantfas por valor de mas de 80
mil d6lares Sin intervention de CO.
rredores. Dirfiase a Jose Soto Ri
vera, Telefono 776, Allen II. San
Juan. 800
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AUTOMOBILES

de choffer. Enviare
QUESTIONABLE, Y respuestas habi-
litandOle para chOfer pOr % centa-
vos, que enviara en- sellos de correo
q j. b. Rola, 33 Cruz St, San Juan,
p. r. 9-26
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COMPRA- -VENTA COMPRA-V -VENTA

sc VENDE, cerca San Juan, va
guerra con, sin, 20 vacas ame-
ricanas, cruzadas Y nativas, con 40
cuerdas terreno sembradas una par
te, yerba Elefante, Guatemala Y
Malojillo ell resto de cafias. Tiene
magnffica vivienda adelantos mo-
dernos, rancho Y utensilios, garages,
vivienda mayodormo, aqua buena Y
abundante Y arboles frutales. In
fornlara: apartado 431, Santurce,
z. II. 1919
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cE vENDEN MUY BARATOs los

siguientes autos usados. VariOs
Packard" u cilindros, 5 y pasa-
jeros. Varios case" de 5 Y pa
sajeros. 2 Hudson z pasajeros.
Ford Roadster. "Studebaker
light six. Santiago A. Panzardi.
Ltd. Tel6fono 1892. Allen "a. 9-2S
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AUTOMOBILES
PIEZAS PARA PEERLESS" Y

PIEZAS PARA PEERLESS" Y
HUDSON las que usted quiera
para cualquiera de estas dos mar
cas- de carros, las puede conseguir
en- mi garage, Avenida Obreros,
Arecibo, P. r. Box 296, G. Cum
mings. o-22
S~~~~>~~~>@S~S~>~e<O~ONS@~~s~
CE VENDEN precios sumamente
baratos un Ford 5 pasajeros, un
Chevrolet 5 pasajeros, Buick 6
cilindros, cinco pasajeros, un Buick
a cilindros, dos pasajeros, un Buick
seis cilindrOs, dos pasajeros 2 Max
well 4 cilindros cinco pasajeros; 2
Dodge cinco pasajeros, un Stude-
baker seis cilindros cinco pasaje-
ros, un Studebaker seis cilindroS 2
pasajeros, 1 Chandler seis cilindroS,
2 pasajeros. INFORMARAN The
Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Nelson,
Distributor, Recinto Sur Y Tetuan
81, Telefono 4. 6, 8 San Juan, p. r.
2.
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PEAUTY PARLOR.

Francisco Rodriguez. La barbe-
ria que mejor servicio presta las
damas Y caballeros de Ponce. Res
peto V garantfa absolute, Sol No. 4,
Tel. 732, Ponce. 10-14
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S0LARES
VENDO magnffico solar en- ell Con.

VENDO magnffico solar en- el Con-
dadO, parada so frente al trolley
856 metros cuadrados a $3.50 cash.
Espl6ndida residencia junto al Sa-
grado COraZ0n, Martin Pena 100
metros solar esquina, apropiada IA
milia numer0sa, facilidades para ell
pagO. Casa concrete Stop 4315,
cinco dormitoriOs, garage concrete
pOr $4,000 cash resto hpioteca 8 por
ceinto cincO afios. Tengo $4,000 Y
$4,000 al nueve por ciento. $4,000 Y
5000 al dieZ por ciento. Tres parti-
das de $4,000, dos de $1,000, $4,000,
$500 Y $4,000 al doce por ciento
para colocar sobre buenas garantfas
en- San Juan, Santurce, Rio Piedras.
Informaran Corral ITO, Santurce.
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NENDO Casa MADEIRA $500. Bal
con Y cimientos cemento. Cuatro
dormitorios. Cocina gas. Gale AFR
mada. Excelente vecindario, Ave-
nida Perez 19. San Juan Moderno.
Tel6fono 33 verde, Santurce. Apar-
tado 872, San Juan. 1913
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NEcEsITAMOs: I'm tenedor edo de

NECESITAAIOS: I'm tenedor de
libros, con conecimientoS gene
rales de oficina Y una taqufgrafa
preferible. pero no necesariamente
ingl6s-espafiol. Informe experienced,
sueldo deseado, referencias V direc-
ci0n postal Y teIef0nica So1icitu-
des consideradas confidencialmen-
te. Escriba w. NJ. f. Co, cIo Ell
MUNDO. 9-22
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CE NECESITAN agentes competen
tes para trabajos a mano. Sola-
mente deberan hacer solicitud per-
sonas que puedan trafalgar bien Y
en- trabajos FINOS. Es nidispensa-
BILE dar garantfa para tomar agen-
cia. Dirfjase al Apartado 1912, San
Juan, p. r. 9-27
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MOBM4IARIO de oficina. Sc ofre-
ce en- venta escritorio Y dos ar
chivoS de acero, tres Sillas girato-
riaS, acabados en- verde oscuro, Y
mimi0grafo Edison; todo en- perfec-
tas condolences, precio razonable.
Informara B. Rodriguez, segundo pi
so. Edificio Telefono, 1875 San
Juan. 1914
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RAFAEL PETITION GUZMAN.

RAFAEL PETITION GUZMAN.
Afinador Y reparador de pianos
ofrece sus servicios. Larga experien
cia, Stop 5, Carretera A. tel6fono
No. 1134, San Juan. 1910
SS~~@~'~s<- eN%~eNSe<>>S~S~bN
A GENTES: Sc solicitan agentes
en- todos los pueblos de la isla
que deseen ganar $1,000 0 mas al
dfa. Artfculos de faeil venta So
licitados pOr todas las personals de
gusto. Los solicitantes deben ser
seforitas o j6venes de buena pre-
sencia. p. Kurt Winkler Agency, P.
o. Box 81, Aflasco, p r. 9-1S
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SE VENDE. La casa No. 5 de la
calle Europa, Parada %. Esta
en- la misma parada pocos minu-
tos de- Ia High School y de la es-
cuela p6blica ''Matienzo Cintr6n'
Informaran. Viuda de Iriarte, te-
lefono 1853, Santurce. P.