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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
col. ELLSWORTH CIRCLE

Col Ellsworth circle. Ladies' OF
tho G. \. r., will hold an nll.day ses.
sion ~ Veterans hall. Armory, Fri.
day. September Is. Luncheon viii
be served al ~ O'Clock.
There will be a sale OF fancy work
and a card party at 2.3O O'Clock.
At s O'Clock dinner Will be
served, followed by a program.
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Honor Guest al IA

To honor her dauEh,er,inla law,
Mrs.. Joel Francis Gould LINDA Gar.
risonl. Mira Gene e. Gould was
hostess AZ a tea Saturday afternoon.
September 10, from ; 20 8. at her
home Mrs, Roy Garrison and
Mrs Charles T. shaw received with
the hostess and honor guest,
Mrs W, n Donaldson. Mrs. 4.
NJ Berry. Mrs Nm. A. Gilmore.
Mrs James p. Hunnen Mrs. r. j.
Schoneld and Mrs. Hugh w. Mar.
Tin presided over the tea table. As.
ssting were Mrs II NJ. CASTOR. Jr.,
Mrs. W, Scott Matheson. Mrs. c.
L. suckney. Mrs, r. l. Hearns.
Mrs. VIM. w. Holland. Mrs, d. Il.
laird and the Misses Eileen Null
nix. Virginia Cieland. Elizabeth
Wright. Marian Shaw. Dorothy
schotield. Margaret Matheson. Dor.
othy Gilmore and Margaret Mathe
son.
Helen Donaldson. Helen slime and
Irene Gould received the cards.
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5o2 broadway. Thursday. September
=. AZ 1880 o'clock.
Tho hostsssps for tho tea hour
will be Mira Louis l.. Msndsl and
Mrs. u. y. McEacherBn. MrA. Gil.
bert Lebanon Duffy viii preside AZ
tho tea table. Au members and
thoss interested IN nursery work
are asked 10 attend.
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Informal Bridge Planned

In compliment 70 Miss Doris
Fischer. who will leave next month
FOR TIP Of several months in the
East, Miss lorraine Campbell viii
entsrain informally at bridge at
her home Tuesday afternoon.
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Announce Enhancement

hr' and Mrs. George Fraser an
1 ouncs the engagement Of their
.Ausntsr. Luthean NJ. j., TO Mr.. Lam
asn .. Mari. son Of Mr.. md Mrs. ].
w. Mari, Of Everett.
Lno wedding will take place in oc-
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EVFR0REES
SOCIAL CLUB

Tho Evergreen Social club will
give a dance In the auditorium Of
tho A. o, 4. w. building 1903
Ninth ave, Friday evening. septem.
Dor %. AZ O'Clock Members and
friends welcome.
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Engagement of Miss
CdSsiN Announced at Tea

Mr and Mrs c. II. casall an
nounee tho engagement Of their
daughter. Lorraine. 20 Mr.. William
Hale Thompson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Byrd Harold Thompson OF Centraiia.
The news was made known Tues
day afternoon AZ tho tea Mrs
Charles Harvey Cassll. Ir.. gave
az tho Women's University club In
compliment 60 Miss CaSall.
The wedding win take place In
Onlnhcr-
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a comittes composed Of thirty
members. representing tho Wood.
craft circles in tho city. lunehed AZ
tho Forest cafe on September II
and formed n club 10 bo known as
tho United woodcraft club. Neigh.
Dor Lulu Conner. Of Seattle circle.
was elected president. and NcIEhbor
Grace Bowling, Of Pain circle. tee-
rriarY .lreaAnrer.
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AUXILIARY TO
sT LUKEs HOSPITAL

Tho Womans auxiliary 10 ST.
Luke'a hospital Will hold tho first
meeting OF the fan on Monday Sep.
TENDER q. at o'clock. at the home
OF Mrs j. X jameson. 1921 4. Bos.
ton 70.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaiser Telephone MA in-O6OO
Assaant-Laura Emory
Informal Luncheon Planned for Visitor,
Honor Guests at Neighborhood Affair

no honor Mrs ", , Walter Of
i pitsburg, who Is visiting her
sister. Mrs.. Harvey j, Fsttor, Mrs,
Donald A. Nicholson viii entertain
Informally al luncheon Thursday ~.
tsrnoon az the sunset club
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WIN Be Honored at
Bridge Luncheon

Mrs Frank I, Dow win enter
tain with bridge luncheon on Fri
day afternoon az her homo ia honor
~ he's niece. Mrs Charles Fagen.
and MIRA Crawford Morrill,
Invitations have been limited 20
friends OF the honor guests among
Mrs noV's ncighbors
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soUTHGATE o. z. s.

southgats o. y. s Bazaar club
Will give a card party AZ Wings
cafeteria. Saturday evening, Sep.
TENDER 20. a. $50 o'clock.
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sEArrLE REYfEw no. s
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ASSOCIATION or
UNIVERSITY WOMEN

Tho American Association Of Uni.
vorbity Women win have its frat
meeting OF tho new season sRtur,
daS, September 20. al the Hotel
Washington. Luncheon viii be
served promptly AT 1890 O'Clock.
Blanche wonner viii speak on
Modern woman's Opportunities In
England
Miss wennsr hhs been n student
this last year AZ tho universities OF
oxford and London.
Reservations should b made by
Friday at KEnwd sac.
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L. L. CLUB

The l.. /. Club viii hold It's regu.
lar business meeting ana luncheon
NJ Tho Wilsonlnn Monday. sept.m.
Der Is. AZ 1890 o'clock.
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Pioneers Entertained
at Luncheon

AIRS. Fred w. Gaseh entertained
with luncheon Of twelve covers at
her home today. her guests including
group OF friends who have met To-
ssthsr once each month during the
past tweniy-ssyen years.
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PARLIAMENTARY

Ian ~ iA<Afao
Robert Parliamentary Law class
will meet at the Y. w. C. A. Thurs.
day. September "a. NJ 100 o'clock.
Mrs. Ella Cudihee. parilamentarian.
Subject lesson. Amendments"
The auxiliary class In public
speaking. under Nine. Harriet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

Mother. bring home some OF
Boidts MIX Bread for 25c.-Ad.
vertifement.
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MONDAY LUNCHEON

To honor Mr.. Roy c. Lyle. federal
prohibition administrator for the Pa.
cific Northwest. tho Seattle Fedora,
ton OF tho w. c. T. L. will give a
MONDAY luncheon at the Chamber
OF Commerce rooms. Friday. Sep.
TENDER %,
W. G. T IT, members urged TO at.
tend and the public Is invited. Mrs.
Emma Morrison, president Of the or.
ganzatlon, win preside.
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saundcrson. viii have FOR IS lesson
Break" by Tcnnyson.
FEDERATED CLUBS
Federated cluba 10 meet Thursday.
September "a, include.
West Seattle Art. At 1880 o'clock.
for luncheon. at tho home or MrA
Joseph Harris. ss71 37th ave. $. ".
Mrs. c. J. stanley viii speak on
''Cathedrals q New YORK"
Board of building trustees OF the
Seattle Federation OF women's
clubs. With AIRS Il ]. Rsskia. 9i.s
Rainier ave. al O'Clock. for lunch.
ron. business win follow. Take
Rainier Valley car. get OF AZ 9ts,
ave. g. and walk back one-hAf
block.
Queen Anne Fortnighily club. AZ
tho home Of Mra. Harry II. Bartlett.
at o'clock. With Mrs. Harlan Thorn.
an assisting fntsrna.
tlonal News" Mrs. Bryan D. SINAI.
le}s uaNcioEuea. Inc BNFoFru
Few evolution OF transportation.
Mrs George NJ Lane. Current
Ar" by Mrs. J. T.. crichion.
woMAN's CITY CLUB
Tho womsn's City club viii meet
Thursday. September -. at noon. At
the Y w. c, 4. Mrs Henry Ian.
des. founder and honorary president
OF tho club. win speak on "yyoman's
Part IN City Building" and Mr..
Clinton Jennings Green. the new CT.
ecutivs secretary Of thc Pine Arts
society. will address tho club on
Aims and Ideals OF the Fine Arts
Society"
SEATTLE DAY NURSERY
Tho regular monthly meeting Of
tho Seattle Day Nursery association
will be held at the main nursery,
Gee. but Boldt's Butterhorns are
=
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ALPHA AUXILIARY
Alpha Auxiliary No. /, will meet
Wednesday evening. September %, at
S o'clock. at 1915 First ave.
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wOMAN's KEEwAYDIN CLUB
Tho woman's Ksowaydln club Of
Mercer Island. VIII have their
monthly bridge luncheon. Thursday.
September 2ith. az tho clubhouse.
Roanoke.
Mira L. y 4. IIoosy. Mrs C. c
Luds. Mrs Gordon Lamb. Mrs Aug
ust Krlatorforson. and Mrs c, y.
Gordon viii act - hoEtesses
AUXILIARY TO BROTHERHOOD
Oh RAILROAD TitAINAiIsS
Ladies' auxiliary to the Brother,
hood Of Railroad Tranimen VIII
meet Thursday. September ~. AZ .
p IN, az 1915 First ave,
THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB
Tho Thursday Progress club will
meet Thursday. September -. AZ ]
o'clock. az the homo OF Mrs, knight
Como prepared 10 work. Take
Botheli bus and get on NJ i21rd "
DoRIC SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social Club. O. y. r. will
meet Thursday. September e. at 2
o'clock. with Mrs. Lena shostsn. 1918
Meridian ave. Mn. Mary Taylor. as
sistlng hostess
CROWN HILL PIT A.
Crown I'M PIT. A. viii meet
Thursday. September "a. az gao
o'clock. Mn. u. pashlsy will
speak on Aims and Purposes Of tho
PIT. r."
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Gee. but Boldt's Butterhorns are
good for Advertisement
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homemade deicacy to ncighbors who knew
of its goodness and asked to buy.
AS he trudged the country roads he perhaps
had dreams of some day making this cheese
himself and of hiring one man, or two, or
three, to sell it for him. 1t is reasonably
certain that with all his boyish hopes and
imagination he never visioned the day when
Red Rock would be food of the millions,
when model country diaries would furnish
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CROWN hill PIT A.
WASHINGTON IRVING
Pre- .aCHOOL CIRCLE

Washington Irving Pre- School cir.
ele VIII meet IN the kindergarten
room Thursday September -. az
245 o'clock.
SEATTLE REVIEW NO 5
Seattle Review 30. 8. W. Il. A..
OF tho Maceabess. will meet IN A.
o. u. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
Thursday evening. September q, Al
s o'clock. A business meeting will
bo followed by a social hour and re.
rreahmentA
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NINA FRY
TUTAfRr.E Grim
FoRTsoNTHYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson Thygessn auxiliary, U. g.
W. ". viii hold "Din,y Moore"
dinner a, vetsran5' hall. Armory.
Thursday. September -. at o'clock.
The public Is invited
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

ALTRUIsTIc CLUB
Altruls;ic club OF Temple No. ,
viii meet AZ the homo Of Mrs
Harry Mansfield. 1881 Seventh ave.
w, Thursday. September 81 Lunch.
con az IL o'clock. Work will begin
At 1850 o'clock. Members request.
cd 20 DO present
LADIES' SOCIAL
AND CHARITABLE CLUB
ladies' Social and Charitable Club
Frsla win meet Thursday. ssptetn-
her -. at o'clock. for cards az the
Swedish clubhouse, Mira Emil
Parker, hostess
LADIES OF WHITTIER
HEIGHTS CLUB
Ladies' Of Whittier Heights I'm.
pgovemcut club will meet THURSDAY.
September -. At o'clock with
Mrs r w. Farr. Tois Mary ave
n. w.
NINA FRY
THIMBLE CLUB
Nina Fry Thlmhle club will mse,
Thursday. September -, with Mrs,
Hattie Pollock. 54ss soth ave. s. w.
PATIENCE REBEKAH LODGE
Patience Rebeksh lodge viii servo
luncheon In Dugdals hall. Rainier
beach. Thursday. September -.
whist viii bo tho later entertain
ment.
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woMAN's CITY CLUB

SEATTLE DAY NURSERY
Tho regular monthly meeting Of
tho Seattle Day Nursery association
will be held nc the main nursery,
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GENERAL LAYTON CIRCLE

General Iawton Circle. Ladies' of
tho G.. a. r.. viii serve chicken
dinner Thursday. September -. from
ii50 20 100 o'clock, Mt the Ballard
hall
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As. Harry Bailinger returned
Monday night from n three months
trip abroad and in the East.
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diaries making Red
Rock. There was not
even a name II it was
known through the
little valley district only
as "Mrs. Vests deli
cious cheese" 1t was a
boy selling his mothers
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yVIHEN neighborhood sales were made
w by boy in his teens from his child
hood express wagon there were no modern
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NEW cLuB FORMED

Friday at KEnwd 3l4s.
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GREER BILL BE
 BENEFICIAL TO ! THIS DIVISION

House Bill No. 62, introduced by Representative Ben Grier of Anchor age has become law and carries an initial appropriation of S10,000. This is an Act to provide for the stocking of public lands in the Territory of Alaska with certain valuable game and fur-bearing animals which do not already frequent such lands, providing for the protection of such animals, making an appropriation to carry out the provisions thereof, and declaring an emergency.
 The text of the bill follows:
 Section l. There is hereby adopt ed a program of stocking lands in the Territory of Alaska with valuable game and fur-bearing animals which do not at present occur on such lands which program shall be divided into the following projects:
 1. Roosevelt Elk to Kenai Penin-
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-29

IS. Red Squirrels to Zarembo, Ad- mirality, Baranoff and Chichagof isl. ands and to the Prince of Wales isl. and group, including Sitka Park
 19. Red Squirrels to Afognak and northeast portion of Kodiak Islands. 30 Varying flares to Prince Will ! liam Sound Islands.
 22.-Mountain Goats to southeast ern Alaska Islands.
 Sec. ?. The Alaska Game Commis- sion is hereby authorized and it shall be their duty to carry out said pro- jects by obtaining the necessary ami mals and placing them on the lands designed in the several projects; pro- vided that the projects shall be un- dertaken in the order of their listing hereinabove and that not more than four such projects shall be under way at any one time.
 Sec. 3. The sum of Ten Thousand Dollars (s1O,OOO) is hereby appropri- ated out of the General Fund in the Territorial treasury not otherwise ap- propriated, for the purpose of carry ing into effect the provisions of this act, and shall be available upon the approval of this act until expended. All funds disbursed under the provi- sions of this act shall be disbursed by the Alaska Game Commission upon the approval of the Governor.
 Sec. 4. The game and fur bearing animals introduced and liberated un- der the provisions of this act shall be the property of the Territory of Alas ka and it shall be unlawful for any person ta take or attempt to take, capture, kill, possess, or transport the same or their offspring at any time within five years after the passage and approval of this act. And any person violating any of the provisions hereof shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and,t upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by fine of not less than Twenty-Five ($25.0O) Dollars, nor more than Five Hundred (S5OO.00) Dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than six (6) months, or by both such fine and imprison- ment in the discretion of the court
 Sec. 5. An emergency is hereby de- clared to exist and this act shall take effect and be in full force from and after it's passage and approval.
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sula, Hinchinbrook and Kruzof Isl ands and the Kodiak-Afognak Island group.
 2 Muskrats to Kodiak-Afognak group.
 8. Beaver to Baranoff and Chicha- gof Islands.
 4. Beaver to Afognak and north east portion of Kodiak Island.
 5. Deer to Kodiak-Afognak group. G. Mink to Kodiak-Afognak group.
 7 Marten to Prince of Wales Isl and group and to Karembo island.
 s. Marten to Prince William Sound Islands.
 9. Beaver to the Yakutat Coastal Plain region, including Lituya Bay.
 10 Marten to Afognak and north east portion of Kodiak Island.
 H. Muskrats to portions of south eastern Alaska.
 13. Beaver to the Chilkat valley.
 13. Varying flares to southeastern Alaska.
 IA Moose to Kodiak -Afognak isl and group.
 15 Beaver to ZarembO island.
 16. Varying hares to the Kodiak Afognak Island group.
 IT. Marten to Baranoff and Chich- agof Islands.
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CHAS. ANDERSON
 DROWNS WHEN
 FALLSOFF BOAT
Especial to The Gateway)

CORDOVA, April 29.-Charles An derson, fisherman, accidentally fell from a fishing boat three miles from the city dock late yesterday, on his way from the Halgess cannery, and was drowned. A companion, who jumped in after Anderson narrowly missed the same fate. Investigation showed that Anderson had been drinking heavily and was intoxicated at the time of the accident.
 This is the first casualty of the year in the local fishing fleet
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NORTHWESTERN DUE coRDovA

The Northwestern sailed westward from Juneau yesterday at p. m., and is due in Cordova early tomorrow morning. She is making good time on her nOrthbound trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-29
STARR SAILS SUNDAY.

It is reported the steamship Starr will sail for Dillingham; and westward points some time Sunday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-29

When Miss Rachel Stephens, a law yer. in Swansea, New South Wales, appeared in court on her first case, the judge ordered her to remove her hat.
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$63,OOO ALLOWED SEWARD DISTRICT
 BY FOREST SERV.

Forest Ranger John G. Brady yes terday received a wire announcing Chief Forester w. B. Greeley, had ap- proving the following appropriations for this district for the year 1925:
 For the Moose Pass road, $1s5,OOo.
 For Seward roads and trails, $63,000.
 Girdwood road surfacing, $5,000.
 The total appropriation for the two forest divisions in Alaska reach S353,OOO.
 Considerable work will be done by the Bureau of Public Roads in this section, the new cutoff from Mile being probably the most important of the many details planned. This road will leave the present trail about Mile 8, meandering across the flats to the hillside and intersecting the present road at point near Mile 5.
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Rev. Paul Chelmsford of Leeds, En- gland, published a notice appealing to a burglar to return a collection of sermons stolen from his home.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
NUEVO REMEDIO PARA Ell
HIGADO. CURA TODOS LOS
DESORDENES DEL HIGADO Y
DEL ESTOMAGO

Ell Remedio de Leonardo es un
nnevo descubrimiento vegetal que
inIpia ell higado y est6mago de to-
das las materias venenosas y hace
que estos organos whales trabajen
propiamente Ell Remedio de Leo
nardi para Ell Hfgado no contiene
calomel, nj deja a la persona estre-
fiida. 81 sufre I'd. de des6rdenes
del hfgado,, Ell est6mago o intesti-
nos, tome embellishments ell Rene
dio de Leonard, I'm agradable me-
dicamento que segura e inofensiva-
nente fortalecera y permanente-
mente vigorizara su higado v esto-
mago. Biliosidad, dolores de cabe-
"a, est6mago agrio, indigestion,
eructos, aliento fetido, estrehimien.
to y palpitsciones son pruebas de
que tiene I'd. el higado Y est6mago
descompuestos y demandan ell uso
Immediate del Remedio de Leonar-
di | De velita en- todas las drogue.
rfaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
Variedades de Cana
LA CANA CR1srAL1NA

Las distinEas Intermediates de
La cana han obhgado al colono a
eliminar de sns ca1npos cafias sus-
ceptihles a estas y cultivar va
riedades inmunes resistentes. La
necesidad de obtener elevados to.
nelajes y alta sucrosa 10 han ohH-
gado a ocuparse de variedades en-
otras comarcas reputadas como bue
nasJ 10 que ha marcado un nossblc
progreso On ell cultivo de la caHa
en- Puerto Rico.
Cahas de reciente Importation CO
mo la B-H-10 (12) Santa Cruz,
12-(N BL1s09; H-109; Cayena
No. 10, Java Desconoctda, muchas
de las p. o. J; algunas de las p.
r. como la .. r. $3.50, $50,
433, 728, obtenidas en- la Esta-
ci6n Experimental de Rio Piedras
SO encuentrsn diseminadas por la
isla.
Muchas centraIes como La Euro
ka, Cambalache, san Francisco y
otras estan desechando srs anti
gpas variedades y fomentando 81
cultivo de las nuevas, hacienda
apreciaeiones sObre el comporta-
miento de cada una para deter
m1lar hasta que extension 1ebs sem
brarse. a
Muchasr dc las altignas varieda-
des han desaparecido va por su de-
generaci6n va por 81 pobreza en-
rendimiento, va por suscepttbihdad
a enfermedades. Entire estas ca
aas antiguas la mas que abunda. la
que Sc encuentra en- toda la isla, va
ocupando ella sola grandes extensio-
mes, va mezclada con otras. es la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
.CABELLOCANOSO
No dejc que las canas le hagan
parecer do mas edad de la que tiene

He aquf iun remedio casero bara-
to para Las canas que le rejuve-
necera veinte amos. Compre en- cual-
quier botica una cajita de polvos Or
lex. Disuelva ell polvo en- aqua y
peinese ell cabello con la soluci6n.
Orlex no es una preparation pega-
iosa y no sc cae con ell roce. En- un
instante pone ell cabello canoso O
descolorido negro, castaflo obscure
castano claro, segln Sc quiera.
Pruebe esta magnifca preparation
81 desea parecer y Sentirse veinte
amos mas joven. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
Siegte snbastas...
60, --M--
,Ocntin9uacic4 de = 81. Dag,

Ion en- el barrio "Jaguas", de
Gurabo, cuyo presupuesto aproba-
do asciendeP a Ia suma de dos mil
doscientos noventa d6lareS con no
ventiseis cehtavoss 3 ts2,9a9. .s6)s,
habiendo concurrido los stguiey1tez
postofes: c'st-'t'
Pldeido & Badiilo; Rio EPiedtas,
s'e6l l9Hs2s 81 9Gfg f.25sLeS2 2S3 90
Gonzalo Diaz, Trujillo Alto,
Ctg2.:stsc' G,lis,2 oL9ef3} f3}1J16st 90 1oo Oo
i6p ~ = -lz>M--1a&4''} !
Construction de un edifcio de
hormig6n para escpela, de, e,euatro
salones en- el barrio "Limones'';;
de Yabucoa, cuyo presppuestos
aprobado asciende' a la suma de
nueve mil novecientos nueve do
lares con sesentaisiete centavos,
($9, ,909.67), habiendo concurrido
los siguientes postores:
G. Benitez Rexach, San Juan,
$4,000
Pablo Rodriguez. Yabucoa,
$S,146.0O
Juan Matos Laboy, Yabucoa,
sa $4=. .sro as $7,994.46
Rafael Berries, Yabacoa, y
! s $s,575.oo
Construction de, un edifcio de
hormigon para escuelas de dos sa-
lones en- el barrio "Cabezas', de
Fajardo. cuyo presupuesto apro-
bado asciende a la suma de cua-
tro mil novecientos ochentitres
d6lares con cincuentisiete centavos,
($4,s83.57), habiendo concurrido
los siguientes postores:
Rafael Berries, Yabucoa,
s4,645.oO
Antonio Benitez, Las Piedras,
$4,7O0.oo
R. F. We've, Fajardo,
s425o.oo
Reparaciones y reformas a la
escuela Columbia, de Faiardo,
p. R., cuyo presupuesto aprobado
asciende a la suma de nueve mil
ciento cincuenta d6lares ($9,150),
habiendo coneurridos el siguiente
postor xs.z 40 A.mz
Antonio Benitezs Las Piedras,
zl7qa a. es, g.a $8,842.30
) .s.sgf x 7---.7
Construction de un .edifcio de
hormigon para escuela de dos sa-
lones en- Ell barrio ''Lomas", de
Naraniito, cuyo presupuesto apro-
bado asciende a la suma de cua-
trocientos ochentitres dolares con
cincuentisiete cts, ($4,983.57), ha-
biendo concurrido los siguientes
postores: /. eAs
Ramon Acevedo, Naranjito,
S4,65O.00
octavio G. Rivera, Rio Piedras,
$4,600.00
Felix Diaz, Naranjito,
$4,s21.1o
J. NJ. Colon, Comerio,
S4,725.0e
La Junta de Subasta oportuna-
mente, hara las adjudicacionesFco-
rrespondientes. 81
&C, A. .RqQp5re1 de Arellano,
Sub-Comisionado.