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Evening star., 1925-03-30
"0ur Most Precious Asset"

President Coolidge, in a letter to
Secretary Hoover, who is head of the
Child Health Association, used a felic-
itous phrase in connection with the
celebration Of May day as Child Health
day throughout the land when he
spoke Of the Nations 5000, 900 chill.
dren as our most precious asset" The
celebration which President Coolidge so
heartily indorses is to make May day
the occasion Of rededicating ourselves
to the happy task Of safeguarding this
most precious asset.
The American Health Child Associa-
ton announces that 20 national or
ganiZations with an aggregate mem
bership of 10000, 900 will Join this year
in this celebration. Local programs to
concentrate attention in child health
have already been arranged in so
States. Among the organizations join.
ing in this years observance are the
General Federation of Women's Clubs
American Red Cross, American
Legion, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Ma
tional tuberculosis Association, Ma.
tional Amateur Athletic Federation
and National Playground and Recrea
ton Association.
1t would hardly seem necessary to
require a national movement to main
tain interest in the paramount duty OF
conserving the health of the youth of
the land. This task, requiring unre-
mitting attention to be effective in re-
suits, should never flag. 1t would
seem to be the first duty of mankind
to- protect the health Of the young.
and yet movements of this kind tend.
ing to stimulate interest in the sub.
ject are to be commended as appeal.
ing to the sympathetic interest of
those who are possibly thoughtless.
As eternal vigilance is said to be the
price of liberty. SO is the care of the
young of today the assurance of the
health Of future generations.
Evening star., 1925-03-30
Loans With Potatoes
AS Security Approved

One of the plain, practical ways in
which Uncle Sam is undertaking TO
De or service to the farmer is that
whereby potatoes stored in a Federal
licensed Warehouse can be used as
collateral. A law recently enacted by
Congress makes it possible to license
warehouses for the storage of agri-
cultural products. and it is left to the
discretion of the Secretary of Agri-
culture as to what products are stor-
able under this act
A warehouse receipts issued which
can be used BY: depositors as col
lateral in loans. thus enabling the
holder of the receipt to secure a GER
tain amount of cash without selling
the commodity. Late potatoes may
be stored for a period of three
months, provided it does not extend
beyond March 81 following the year
in which harvested, but before being
stored they must first be Inspected by
licensed inspector. This is TO pre-.
vent diseased potatoes entering stor-
age.
This law tends to prevent the
dumping of agricultural products on
the market shortly after they are
harvested. The producer may hold
his product without being forced
simultaneously to hold an argument
with wolf at his door.-Anaconda
Standard.
Evening star., 1925-03-30
WASHINGTON OBSERVATIONS
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE

for Secretary Hughes at the Depart
meht or state was a compilation of
pledges broken by Soviet Russia in
its relations with foreign govern
ments and foreign business interests.
The sun never sets on the promises
that Moscow fails to keep. Virtually
every country with which the Com
munists have effected diplomatic re-
lations has had cause, in some direc-
ton or other. to rue the day they
were established. A Government Of
fetal who had access to the survey
supplied to Mr.. Hughes informs this
observer that it is the most wholesale
and sweeping condemnation of Soviet
perfdy Imaginable. There are no
Rlittering generalities in it. 1t is all
chapter -and-yerse evidence.
* X !:
DR.. Don Eusebio Ayala, the new Min
ister Of Paraguay in Washington, is one
of the real heavyweight" statesmen
that South America has sent u.s. He
has not only been foreign minister of
his country, but also its provisional
President. Evidently to send one of its
public men to the United States is con-
sidered reward for merit in Latin
America. 1t would be as If we dis
patched Mr.. Taft to be Ambassador at
service in the White House and on the
Supreme Court bench DR.. Ayala at one
time was manager of one of the largest
American investments in Paraguay. the
international Products CO., which has
immense cattle interests and also cuts
forests of Quebracho, from which tannin
is extracted. The Paraguayan Minister
speaks five languages His wife is
Frenchwoman.
+ y y
Raymond T. Baker, former director
OF the mint, has Joined Cornelius
Vanderbilt, jr., in that young multi
miillonalres newspaper enterprises.
Mr. Baker, on whom Nevada Demo-
Gratis are keeping an eve for their
United States senatorial nomination
in 1926. has just been elected to the
board of the Vanderbilt Newspapers
Inc Los Angeles, San Francisco
and Miami are now included in the
Vanderbilt journalistic string"
+ Y !; X
This observer has been asked to
serve as court Jester by proxy in
connection with the Prince of Wales,
trip tos South Africa and South
America A letter received from
London on the eve of his royal high
ness departure says:
THE prince became so fond. during
his various visits to the States, of
good American stories that I have
ventured to impose upon you, as a
colleague and old friend, for few
up-to-date yarns for use on such
occasions as may be called upon to
speak. I know from previous trips
with H. r. H. that the journalist of
the party Is expected to be ready, at
all times with a ready flow of wit
and humor. So If you can help me
out I should be ever SO grateful"
v X Il x
Mabel Walker Wi'lebrandt, AS
sistant Attorney General in charge
of Volstead and revenue law viola
tions at the Department of Justice,
neatly epitomiZes her all-embracing
job as follows: my field is the Ma
tion at large. If prohibition doesn't
get you, taxes sure do"
Copyright. 1s25.)
Evening star., 1925-03-30
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Real Problems.

Real Problems.
We think that we have problems
queer;
We venture to be vexed.
But wait as new events draw near
And see what happens next.
Soon you may dwell in peaceful pride
And watch the points Of strife
The base ball umpire must decide
In peril Of his life.
Evening star., 1925-03-30

The depressing information is made
available that bun fights are still be-
ing held in Madrid. Regardless of the
fortunes of bull or bull conqueror, the
custom Of bull fighting is a survival
OF barbaric impulse. In a spirit of
thoroughness the League of Nations
might well take it under considera.
ton.
Evening star., 1925-03-30

Mr.. Dawes is an accomplished har-
rnonist and broadcaster. He may vet
succeed in tactfully organizing the
United States Senate SO as to have
it popularly known as Charley and
His Gang"
Evening star., 1925-03-30

Washington fishermen are described
as decorating the sea wall of the
Tidal Basin The faithful fisherman
is doing his best. but he will never
succeed in rivaling as a decorative in
-cident the figures on the former bath.
ing beaches.
Evening star., 1925-03-30

The Japanese cherry trees bIoomed
regardless Of snow furries. They
symbolic a genial spirit, which tenn
porary conditions do not materially
affect.
Evening star., 1925-03-30

Members of the cabinet in numer.
Gus instances have faced the micro
phone, which never talks back, as the
Senate sometimes does.
Evening star., 1925-03-30

The new Secretary of Agriculture
is referred to as an expert in dry
farming" This does not, however,
guarantee any claims of discovery of
reliable methods of preventing illicit
liquification of corn.
Evening star., 1925-03-30
Rate by Mail-PayabIe in Advance.
Maryla nd and Virginia.
All Other States.
Member Of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled
"a the use for republication OF all news dis.
patches credited 80 II or not OF therwise credited
80 this paper and also the local news pub.
Gshed herein. All rights of publication OF
special dispatches herein are also reserved.
Evening star., 1925-03-30
Discreet AlO0fness.

Discreet Aloofness.
Would you consent to the use of
money in one Of your campaigns?"
Never" answered Senator Sor.
ghum. IF my managers didn't have
any better sense than to ask my con-
sent they wouldn't know how to man
age the money. anyhow
Evening star., 1925-03-30
Art Diplomacy.

Did you ever notice it," said Jake
the stage hand, how the comedian in
music show always makes 'em let
down drop before he gets out to tell
his stuff? He may be able to win the
people out front, but that chorus
bunch in back is a hard audience"
Evening star., 1925-03-30
Interruptions,

Interruptions.
l had in mind d lovely thing
A poem on the subject Spring"
1 almost had stanza formed
When Wintry winds unruly stormed.
The inspiration soon was lost
Amid a swift and cruel frost.
Like fruit, which with despair we
view,
The Poem Crops failure, too.
"A wise man. said Uncle Eben,
shows his wisdom not only in KNOWN
how to press hisself but in KNOWN
when to keep STILL"
Evening star., 1925-03-30
His Only Objection.

DO you have to let the cat out?"
Il don't mind that" said Mr.. Meek
ton. What I object to is that Hen
rietta insists on having the animal let
in again.
Evening star., 1925-03-30

The Evening star, with the Sunday morning
edition, Is delivered BY carriers within the
city at 10 cents per mon il: daily oniy. -
cents per month: Sunday only. ID cents per
phone Main 5000 Collection is made by car
rierS at the end of each month.
Evening star., 1925-03-30

Mentally I'm upside down. re-
marked the Sensitive Person. 1.-THE
obituary poetry makes me want to
laugh and the comic pictures make
me want to cry"
Evening star., 1925-03-30
Sign of Spring.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The annual debate is on as to
whether the circus or the crocus is
the vernal harbinger.
Evening star., 1925-03-30

Juvenile delinquency is term
frequently employed to divert atten.
ton from the ill-met responsibilities
of jazzy parents.
Evening star., 1925-03-30

Jud Tunkins says he went to see a
rough show. only he went to sleep and
had to depend on his wife to tell him
how terrible 1t was.
Evening star., 1925-03-30
Hasty Curb Seeker.

From the Columbia Record.
Our language changes. Pedestrian
once meant one who walks. Now it
means one who runs and jumps.
Evening star., 1925-03-30
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

Business once, 11th st. and PENNSYLVANIA Ave.
New York Office: no East And st.
Chicago once: Tower Building.
European Once: 10 Regent ST., London. England.
Evening star., 1925-03-30
Rapid Action

We hear OF an appointment new
With glad approval in our hearts
And then within an hour or two
The resignation rumor starts.
Evening star., 1925-03-30
Drawing a Distinction.

is your family musicale"
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne.
when we listen with appreciation.
But not when we try to sing
Evening star., 1925-03-30

One of the last surveys compiled
Evening star., 1925-03-30

QnJorm aud entertain yourself by
making constant use Of The star IN
formation Bureau. Frederic j. RdskfH
director. Tt1eHty-frSt aud streets
northwest There is a Ucdhh of in
FORMATION at the command of The Sta
readers. There is no charge for scr1ice
except a 2-ceht stamp, nhtch should BE-
i'ictosed for direct rcplyD
Evening star., 1925-03-30

Q. Where is the official residence
OF the Mandarin in China III H. o.
A. The term Mandarin is applied
in China by foreigners to govern
ment officials of every grade. There
are nine ranks of Mandarins For
merly the ruler or emperor of China
occupied the Imperial Palace within
Evening star., 1925-03-30

Q. Was Josiah Quincy ever a mem
Der of the cabinets. S. T.
A. Josiah Quincy was appointed As
sistant Secretary of State by Presj-
dent Cleveland in 1898. serving six
months. In that time he may have
been acting Secretary, temporarily
but he was never officially cabinet
member
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-24

VENFh De ELUESNIo NATUItA-
LES: en- toda clase de trabajos.
Sc imprimcn cintas para coronah.
Lame al teieroDo e26 azul. parada
IL eaile Hernandsz No. 9 Encarna-
ci0n Hernandez. p.
S<S~S~O~. .SSSS> NASNs~s
SI IA TOS LIZ MOLESTA. Pida
en- su farmacia an frAsco de
"HYOToLE" el excelente jarabe
que haee desaparecer la tos mas re-
beIde en- POGO tempo. No deje de
probarlO en- seguida. Convenzase de
clio. 7-27
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cE VENDE d precfos sumamente

CE VENDE precfos sumamente
baratos un Buick cilindros, Z
pasajeros, un Ford Roadster, un
Ford Touring, un Oldmobile pasa-
jeros, un Hudson z pasaje-
ros, un Dodge cfnco pasa-
jeros, un Chandler Roadster, un
Oakland Coupe, un Cadillac pa
sajeros v un Hudson Speedster. In
fOrmaran The Fisk Tire Store,
Adrian Nelson, Distributor, Telefo-
no 4, 6, s, Comercio st. No. II, San
Juan, p. r. p.
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MUsICA para Piano. Reclbimos

semanalmente los tiltimos hits
de New York. Tambi&n un gran sur
lido de couplets Y mGsica espafola
en- general. EnvIo a la isla franGueo
extra. Los Muchachos. San Juan.
=. II. r.
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COLICITAMos en- cada ciudad de

COLICITAM0S en- cada ciudad de
la Isla persona de buena repu-
taci6n y activa para representation
bien remunerada. Buyers Union 255
w. 116 ST., New York. S-4
~S>~s~~~~u>~~~~~
PIEZAS usadas de ROAAIER v
DODGE las venden Nelson
Kolh & Cfa., Box "a, UtuadO, p. r.
Sc venden dos ruedas de
alambre tamaflo 80 4 O Az pa
ra ROAMER. 7-25
~S~<@~~~>~S<>>S~-=-@-&<~<&~>~NNS
nE ESCRIBIR usa-
das Oliver" No. 5'y No. o. des-
de $500 en- adelante. APROyEe
CHEF FERRETERIA FINLAY.
(altos) Allen esq. s. Justo. San
Juan. yisftenos Y escoja la mdqui-
ma de su conyeniencia. $50
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pIEpRA CALIzA de Ia meIor ca.

lldad. pFeeios sin cOmpetencia.
Mande 0rdenes por cualquier cam
tidad. Despacho Immediate. Ramon
Moves Alicea. Tel. 671 Rojo. San
tnrce. p.
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.UDANZAs GRATIS: listed no

MUDANZAS GRATIS: listed no
pagarA OadA por mudar su IA
milla q c1elqnier parte de Is Isla.
Eolamente pagarA pOr sus muebles
un precio razonable. Tenemos bue-
nos camiones Ge gomas de aire. Sus
muebles no sufvirAn ningnn desper
fecto. Trasladarenos su familia
gratis en- buenos carros de turismo.
Tenemos personal, bien educadO.
Lame al Telefono No. 1884
Santurce tiirfjase personalmente
a Cerra No. %. p.
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TrBOs PARA RADIO. MaravlIIc

Z AWUo EFtH&sA HsFAhsAUs MAtdFtItU-
80 Bomblllo, haee audible alta
frecBenela imponderable onda hert-
xlana empleada radiotelefonfa. 500
nno. Observation-Disclosures Envfos
q. O. u. Distributor. Cirilo Toro.
BOX $50. Ponce. S-5
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cNTAs FINAs uselas para sus

traJes, su Fopa interior y para
las terminaeiones de cualquier la
hor fiua. NOsOtros las tenemOs es-
ircchas , anchas.
=. GIUsTI 4 co, S-3
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Frnaeaaas euasua Chevrolet &C.
FFHem. AflliEalaEe eandmeiF leche.
f#A TWANt.AABA. 10 uleNes uso y
- fsfaaa aafisfaeiaFia. Tsene . So
s rfaQifiamenie uneFnE. la ven
~ q rFnf1a inforaafhn Op'
lsaislnsf iiaas AiaFtado i0i. pm
fe AZ AZ T-2I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-24
PUEsTO DE GAsOLINA. por

pUESTO DE GASOLINA. Por no
poder atenderIo, vendO ell mej0r
Y mas lucrative de Martin Peha.
Tiene bomba moderna para 1856
galones, GAIA caudales, registrado-
ra, compressor, GAIA Agry, 8 bonn
bas de aceite, aparadOr, 2 vidrie-
ras mostrador Y escritorio. TodO
$1400. Informes Telefono 246 ne
gro 1859 verde. Santurce. 7-24
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q NENnEN 80. ~ maaaI-

f4 *e8tt#&&@fAA* H*N# &&A+"" ~
efiaak itafafinAas a. Aiemania
n4o- l.aa -SbFlsinai Eapress".
Alariaaa fne. San Juan. y. II
s2i
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G AfQIHt. 0Inriunldad- Cas-

81 AhAtA it.A. 0EaFtunidad- Gasa
tisfzaifoFias gFsndes , demAs
asEa fiNfnsnis.s Iser s6lo $500 men
suales . Nt0a1 Ein earuJe n 80
uafnn earnsera. Ytaia Parada
a -. 80 Teiefono so5 negro.
ssHinfee T-26
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FL CIsNE NEGRO. Doctor en- be-

I'll CISNE NEGRO. Doctor en- be-
lleZa femenina. Ofrece sus ser
viciOs PROFESSIONALS a las damas dc
San Juan Y de la Isla, asegurando
los resultados mas satisfactorios
Cuento con 20 afios de experiencla
en- ell arte de embellecer a la mu-
jer. Puedo devolverle sus encantor
en- ell mas breve plazo. No son ne
.cesarios tratamientos peligrosoS
Nj uso drogas. Doy buenas refereI-
cias. M0ralidad estricta. Consultas
gratis por correo. Raj. C0rdero No.
G8. Box 536, San Juan, P. r. LA
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Tsfa - alguiinn fres depaFta-
neEfas fu1.Isniientes en- Ia Calle
Asia. Ramaa - imf0Fmes teiffono
ga araf fanfnFre. earrefera Nue-
"a Na s8 SIS
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cE DAN CONIpAs. hIen com.

mentadas y aseadas en- casa de
familla respectable. Sitio centrico.
Pnecios n6dieos. Buen tratO. InfOr-
marAn en Allen 00, San Juan. TBS
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.iaHfas Fessen oansiFulda planta
fesa rrefEste dedicaao q garage ga
81 UrfaF A. hlo i'leHsras. ealle Ca
f iBa A@. 4 para AEforue en In
T-25
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KmTIK D. Una preparation ar.

senlcal para el complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do De producer un efecto eficaz v
rapido. Pida infrmes a "Los Mu-
chachos", Sues. de A. Nfayoi y Co..
San Juan. p. r. p.
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NIEvERAs.-se venden de tOdos

tamaios. Unica oportunfdad de
Roble Y Metal. Buena para restau-
rant. Colmados, Carnicerfas. Rnti-
cas- sy TTospitAlps. etc, Luna No. IL,
Tel. 1870 l.. o. Box 1869. p.
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81 vENDE iuego de re- pIezas.

Sllinn. butaca y sofa-cama (Da-
venpeFtl y dcs roperos modefnos.
ehiffoFrobes. todo terminAdo en-
caolla. DIrJase Avenida Fernandez
Ma. 10 o telefono 1917. Santurce. p.
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CO SENDE 81 Maysruez: cha

isf ae feelenfe eanmrueci6n ~
IS nfis MfuaeE Kir0 il'layal
fasffa aafmifafios. sala. e9medar
anes nff@nArnegas. solar pro
GHt.f rapeFflele seo me mas q
~ saiaF f50sl. InfaFmaFa; !;
Bsegaaea "a sluda ~ Anzoafesui.
So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-24

afm e. eni. esfFfianos y H. da-
ffr ia farfas elmo exuloiarla
fH Pee eaeia- ~ a. foupaFt Co.
NN H san 1naa. Representatives.
ds Tte 1fffeg Manufacturing %.
a-Is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-24

CE VENDE guagua con Tranquil
ella. Buenas condolences. PrecIO
modico. InformarA A. Alvarez &
Hno. Box i30 san Juan. Ave. Pom
C lie Leon Ne g. r.
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NEVERAS. NEVERAs. $1,oo Al to.

NV AANE1lJs 4NI4N AItEhO. PI.UU al To-
maria Y 81 semanal. Joya del Ho-
gar, San Juan, calle Cristo No. Is,
Santurce, calle Carretera No. 115.
Rio Piedras, Gale Mufioz Rivera. 80
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funnies de soAm. OfreeNmOs en
etifffueia Tubes a. Gas Carl6nlco
~ - atwaa es IL Csnerhi caFto-
nie co. hinwnn preeap meJoF cue
- uuestfo. uingdn seFvicio mGa "a
fffa. 81 AmF y Co. Rner.. nos
iGsf CameFrte A. sitaa Ran ynan
a. a. p
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VENDO en- $4,000 con facilidades
pago, residencia esquina, solar
propio en- Ernesto Sierra as, parada
10. Renta $50. Dirfjase. Iborti, ca
lie Ribot s, parada II, Santurce.
100
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CE ALQUILA casa Ave. Robes
mux cerca de la High una casa
con dormitorios, sala, comedOr, co
Gina V doble seryicio sanitariO. In
formaran 336 Rojo S-23
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RAULES-- MALETAS- MALETI

RAULES-- AIALETAS- MALETI-
MES, todos estilos, todos precios
los vende Fernandez, San Francis
co AZ dnica casa en- Puerto Rico,
que especializa en- aritculos para
yiaje. p.
~>>~~~eN~.@>>N-~I%-%sN<S&>~~
CASA DE HUESPEDES: para IA.
milias distinguidas. No echarA
dc menos su propia casa. Lucia @.
Riera 23O West, 10th st. Aparta-
mento 81 New York, Near Broad.
way. p.
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meJor calIdad. hlen terminada.
y . precios sin competencla. Hace-
mos toda elase de bOrdadOs en- ma
quina. MAndenos las medIdas. Acep
tanos orderes @. o. d. Para infor-
mes calesa de san Juan No. II.
San Juan. II.
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- AI0lIl-A - 80. eaa.lIna

kltaasI 0anzahx. hio l1eaFas,
sma naess' flnsa dsarmifoFlos. saln.
sr rsgna. serFlrio sanltario.
fseis mkiisa Infafmaran ~ ia
.4. Esaeiea narrlro. 9-2T
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THE FULLER BRUSH co. S

THE FULLER BRUSH co. So
licita HOMBRES MUJERES
mayores de % afos, con solvelcia
moral Y material, residences en- al
gunos de los siguientes municipios
o dispuestos a residir permanente-
mente en- e1los, ded:cdndose Gnica-
mente a este trabajo para Repre-
sentante Vendedor en- Toa Baja Y
TOa Alta, Vega Alta, Dorado, We
ga Baja, Comerfo, Naranjito, Co
rOzal, Guayanla, Arroyo v Patillas,
Salinas v Sta. Isabel, Cidra, Aibo-
nito Y Barranquitas. Los estable-
cemos comercialmente con represen-
taci6n exclusive. Dirigirse de 2 a
: San Francisco 76 San Juan d.
Luis CaStellanOS. 1926.
-
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CUAGUAS. Sc venden DOS sin
franquicia. "Cadillac''. Precios
de situaci6n, propias para inaugu-
rar Inca nueva. Informara, Box
1923, Santurce Echevarrfa Bros.
Garage, Martin Pefa. SO
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MAGNIFICO solar de 800 mic
en- La calle LOLA al lado de la
casa No. 240. Para fnforme, lame
al telefono 705, san Juan. "a
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CE ALQUILAN unos altos Aveni-
ola Ponce de Leon No. 146 v
apartamento altos No. 23 Condado
cerca escue1a Luchetti Venden ca
sas, solares. InforInes tel6fono 722,4
Santurce. 1-29
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WACAS.-vendemOs un lOte de 4,

del pals, entire paridas Y horras.
Son j6venes. Sc interesa vender-
las rdpidamente Y sc dan muy ba-
ratas Eugenio Foral, caiIe de Coz
merfo No 1856. telefono 80. Baya-
m1n. 7. II. p.
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CE VENDE casa de MADEIRA de dos
plantas, con garaje, en- Rio Pie
dras, calle Jose de Diego, No. SO.
propia para pupilos. Informara f.
j., Apartado 344. San Juan. S-4
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COCINERAS, sirvientas Nine
III ras las. ofrece la agencia de En-
pleos NJ. Rivera Viias Co, con las
niejores referencias. Infornes Tel6-
fOno 1866. San Francisco 2S. Segun-
do Piso. 7-29
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4 QUIEN INTEREST. On truck

Day-Elder de 1M tonAladas de
nso. completanente reaJnstado =
unO de tres tOneladas de ia misma
marca y en- las mismas condicFones.
Sc venden garantIzados. A. Alvarez
y Hnos. 7. o. Box 139, San Juan.
Ave. Ponce de Leon No. @. p.
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IN NAYAGUEZ.

cen situado zona eomercial, ca
lle Mendez NigO. esquina F0men-
-. diez puertas frente, renta
$1,000 mensuales. Para infOrmes,
Franeisca NJ. vIuda Anzoategni.
Mayaguez Playa. S-S
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PARA RABIES. Tenemos siempre
un buen suriido en- puntillas,
bordados estFechos. trutru, pasa
cintas. eintas en- bonitos colores,
nausd. estopilla. botoncitos de ma
ear. aplieasiones Todo fino v bo-
nito. 4. Ginsti , Co. s-3
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asa haoeF ana mudanza rapl'
da. ffensHsiea oan atssolmia eaFan-
f6a a. ams muesles. lame Al 19e
arsi Faaiufor 3 sra afendldo eff
fa8ffFfa. Il.
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rLASES DE VERANO. S

en- la Escuela Labra a alumnos
de 6, " 8 grades. De 10 M.
en- un salon contiguo "a Ia entra-
da. 7.24
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HILO PUR0.--Las sabanas Y fun
das de hiIo, cosidas Y repulga-
,las a mano. no vale la pena hacer
las. lie costarfan mas caras. Las
cOnsigue en- varios tafnafios en- P.
Giusti v Co. S-3