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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12

porque 10 venden
todas las farma-
cias. Rechace
I'd. los substitu-
tos J las initacio-
nes que Pueden
hacerle dano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
AHnOnt0 Diez
Libras en- z Dias.

Esto significa repos:cion. Ninos
mujeres Y hombres raquiticos pue,
den convertirse en- POGO tempo er
fuertes Y saludables- con solo to-
mar Pastillas compuestas de %aceite
de hfgado de bacalao de Nc COY.
Estas pastillas azucaradas Y sir
sabor ooseen todas las vitaminas
contenidas en e. repulsiVo aceite
de olor a pescado crudo, Y son tan
agradab-es de Comar como chupa1
un caramelo; janas afectan ell es-
tonnage, por delicado que este sea,
y son tan eicaces. en- Ell yerano CO.
mo en- invierno.
Una sonora aumento 10 libras en-
22 dias; usted puede aumentar es-
te peso tambien.
Preg1ntele a su boticario sobre
las pastillas de aaeite de hfgado de
bacalao de MCCOY. Todos los fras-
quitos llevan la formula instruc-
cones para tomarlas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Deportivas de "E MundO :

de tan formidable team; del espi-
ritu deportivo coieglaI y del memo
rable triunfo en- Ia capital. Los
profesores DR.. Alvarez v Sr. Mo-
lales, manager Y tesorero respecti-
vamente, supieron sacrificar todo
10 necesario para impedir que obs
taculos destruyeran la buena mar
cha de los asuntos deportivos; en-
fn, la distinguida facultad en- ple--
no Sc porto como muy pocas 'veces,
10 notamos en- muchas parties, de
modo tai que su cooperation uni
ga la de los estudiantes, estiinu-
20 mucno los jugadores en- gene
raj Prueba de clio fu6 la sorpresa
cue nos dio la maiiana que Sc pen
saba discutir sobre Ell equipo de la
novena; y anunciaron los senores
/ profesores que ellos regalarian e.
eGnipo complete, de modo que los
fondos que tenia la sociedad, pudie
ran utilizarse en- otras actividadei
6eportivas. Y esta promesa Sc Gun
pho POGO despu6s, al pie de La le-
ira, cuando cada jugador recibit
no solo las armas'9 para el com
bate, sino tambien dos uniformei
techos en- ell Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12

bramiento y cl periodic de la lactancia.
Una vez que Ia criatura ha venido
al mundo, el Compuesto Vegetal de
Lydia E. Pinkham deyuelve al orga-
nismo la normalidad de susfunciones.
Toda madre que va a dar a luz debe
tomarlo regular y felmente.
Puede comprarse por todo el mundo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Ell TRIUNFo DEL COLEGIo
+. DE AGRICULTURAL
Por Christy Mathewson
"vENI vIDI vIcI"
.vENI vIDI vIcI

Llenos de satisfaction y algeria,
han llegado triunfantes al GOAL;
Ian logrado yer realizados sus de-
secs de los soldados peioteriles, que
tan galiardamente han sabido de-
fender el honor de sus petite pa
triae ell Colegio de Agriculture
y Artes Meoanicas. AL vel que. 81.
ideal ha sido un hecho, cada uno de
esos valientes gsadiadores, que per
tenecen tan formidable novena
colegial, pueoe repetir orglllosa-
mente, la famosa Erase del gran
conquistador romano;-'' veni, vidi
vlci''; no solo estos braves bata-.
uadores, pueden hacerlo, sinos que
tambi6n todos los collegians, pre-
sentados por ellos, tienen Ell perfec-
tisimo derecho de levantar con fun
dado orgAllo su pecho donde quiera,
= decir: 81. vinimos, vimos y
vencimos. Esta fu6 la. Erase que
deseaban pronunciar al retornar de
sus campaiias, Ell peque1o ejercito;
va que Ell deskino permitioles salir
airosos en- cada una de las contien-
das EN- que tomaron parte, volvie-
ron triunfantes a la lomita de esta
la peQuefa patria' v con una
sonrisa inlitaron a Julio Cesar con
su dicho
Las campafias ibradas en- muy
buena lid, por los colegiales, bajo
la habil direction de su captain
Mendoza, y sus administrators DR..
Alvarez y Professor Morales, han
sldo conocidas va por todo el mum
do deportivo, dado su magnanimi-
dad. No podemos decir que los CO.
llegians, con resonantes y gloriosos
triunfos Sc parecian a las famosas
fuerzas napole6nicas; NO, porque
Napoleon, quizas el genio guerrero
mas grande que Sc has conocido, SUI
frio, despues de sus innumerables
triunfos, una derrota desastrosa y
defnitiva que hizo rodar por tie
IRA, sus pretensiones. Pero los co.
legiaies, han logrado obtener 10 que
deseaban sin sufrir una derrota,
que pnsiera en- duda su superioriS
dad, o. que amenazara hacerlos fra
casar en- su intento; ellos, gracias
las placenteras brisas de la victo-
ria, que los acariciaba do quiera
iban, nunca conocieron IN Water
Loo; sin embargo hicieron sentir
a sus rivales Ell peso de una bata-
La como la librada EN- tan famoso
sitio ).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12


Desde un principle, nos dimos
cuenta exacta, de que la novena or
ganizada en- Ell cerrito donde esta
Ell Colegio, habfa de ser fuerte, v
uno de los candidates. mas prom1-
nentes a la corona de campe6n es-
coiar. AL estudiar indiudualmente
sus jugadcres, Hegamos a la con
ciusion, no que serian champions
con toda seguridad, pero, ST, de
que signifarfan gloria Y renomBre
az Colegio que representaba, Y que
haria honor al arte del tira v CO.
ge' Sabiamos que habian de en-
frentarse con muy formidables con-
trincantes, que los harlan luchar con
todas sus fuerzas para salir victo-
r1osos; entire ellos los mas promi-
nentes eran los diablos azuIes de la
gran Central High; los ex-cahinps
de la Mayagiiez High, y los CA
CHORE0S de Ponce High. Los pri
meros, que por varios amos han sido
dueIlos de titulo por las regiones
del noroeste; los segundos que tan
ia gloria dieron su escuesa libran-
do batallas con adversarios formi-
dables, obteniendo Ell misno titulo
Ell afio pasado en- Ell sudoeste y los
ultimos que tambien obtuvieron re-
sonantes triunfos para la Perla del
Sur, todos han sido son aun CRU
pos muy formidables; solo que han
tenido Que humillarse ante la 20
tencialidad del cAMPEoN, no de
oeterminado sitio, sino de la isla
entera. IPor Que? simplemente por
cue al hojear Ell libro de destino,
hemos visto que asi esta ALI es-
critic.
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que SC slente orguIIoso dc SCI padre.
Pero que triste es empahar esa ven
tura con dolores o achaques que son
peculiarcs las muieres !
Por ESQ resulta una bendici6n para
el mundo q Compuesto Vegetal de
Lydia +. Pinkham, que es para las
madres el slmbolo de la salud y de
la felicidad El CompuestoVe Vegetal de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Fl mejOr amigo de
las MujereS eS d
Eb6n la TOja''


Ostenta con orgnllO virtudes me-
dicinales de .propiedad que no posee
ningln jabon, por ESQ es Ell ia
Ion de la Toja Ell mejor jabon del
mundo.
Ell Jab6n de La Toja preparado
a base de sales Y lodos, satura-
ci6n, es de resultados realmente
maraviilosos anicos en- el tratamien-
to de miltiples afecciones de la
piel, quitando toda mancha, barros
Y granulosidades de la misma Es
ademas poderosamente antiseptico,
y constituye, por otra parte, up
exquisite jabon de tocador, de fno
perfume. Es un producto que Sc ha
popularizado rapidamente en- las
cinco parties del mundo. Sc vende
en- lujosos estuches de tres pas
tillas, por pastillas sueltas.
Pidase en- todos los buenos esta.
blecimientos "Los Muchachos :,
Sues. de A. Mayol q Co., acaban
de recibirlo.
Representatives. generales:-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
NEGoCIADO DE MATERIA.
LES, IMPRENTA Y TRANS
PORTE
San Juan, Puerto Rico
SUBAsTA
CAPAS PARA Aqua, PO-
LAINAS Y ZAPATOS PARA
POLICIAS

Sc reeibiran proposiciones en-
sobre cerrado hasta las diez de
Ia manana de mayo 25, 1925, pa
"a el suministro de capas para
aqua al Gobierno Insular; y has
Ia las once del mismo dia, de po-
lainas y zapatos para policias.
Puede obtenerse proposiciones
en- blanco dirigiendose al Nego-
ciado que arriba Sc menciona.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Ell ENTUSIAsMo
COLEGIAL


En- nuestras primeras notas' di,
mos a conocer Ell immense entusias-
mo que emhriagaba todos los
collegians, quienes hicieron todo 10
que a su alcance estaba, para que
Sc realizara Ell ideal Ell popular v
enthusiastic presidente gordito (de
Ia sociedad atletical Gabriel soler.
laboro como 10 creda su deber. de
modo tenaz, de manera que los i'll
gadores sintieron ell calor del entu-
siasmo; el instruy6 a sus compaae.
ros 'rutear'' con yells distin.
tos los demas; con yells que no
solo animaban a los players, sino
que ademas resultaron ser, Dor su
novedad, un triunfo adiciona1 para
ei Colegio AL muy enthusiastic pro-
fesor sr. Del Vale Sc debe gran
parte del exito de la organization
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12

Lydia E. Pinkham
alivia los dolores
que preceden al
parto J da fuerzas a
la futura madrc para
soportar la ruda
prueba del alum
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12

Emplee el Compuesso yegetal de Lydia f.
PinkhanA para achaques fsmeninos y con ex-
celenre resultado. Despues de tres abortos,
ahora tengo un nino. Recomiendo el remedio
salvador todas las mueres que sufYen.
isabel Torres Violat, Madrid ! Letra G
JESUS del Monte, Habana, Cuba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12


aucmotor eQupae ranptaeo proximo verOs
Sal Juan.P R., de de 1926. "A DIRECTION
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
iEl gozo de la maternidad! !!

COLO las mujeres dado algeria singular
~ la intensa emocon de al mundo IN bebe, Solo
elias saben recoger conmovdas e homenae dc marido
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03
This is the Laundry
Van You Know

Send it to the laundry" is a
modern bit of advice that is being
much decided. Summer time is the
time when laundries actually boom
and so it is only natural that the
Riverside Laundry of Gardiner is
unusually busy at this time of year.
The activities of the Riverside
Laundry are not limited to Gardiner
either, for there is a daily service
to Augusta and other towns in the
neighborhood are ports of call" for
the motor laundry van that collects
dirty clothes and brings back spot
less clean ones.
The service provided by the Riv-
erside Laundry is one that is appre-
ciated at all times, but especially
during the hot months because of
the freedom from worry and hard
work that good laundry gives the
woman of the house. For particu-
lar People" is the slogan that is
used by the Gardiner concern and
they have lived up to it in all their
dealings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03
! PATRONZZE
THESE
WELL KNOWN
CONCERNS
Dependable Business Firms
-Always AT Your Seruice-
Male and Female Head
All the Same to Ed

II barber can't bob hair these
Gays days he might just as well go out of
BUSINESS. Ed. Tibodeau, Cony
street, Augusta. is a barber and q
ooooer. From the time he opened his
shop near the Kennebec bridge he ba .
featured bobbing and since then there
mas been rarely an hour when some
fair damsel has not seated herseIf IN
one OF his chairs to have her hair
trimmed a la mode.
Now there are bobs and bobs-
shlngle bobs, boyish bobs, pinea mile
bobs and other bobs. Ed. Thihodean
knows them all and if his fair Gus
toner wants her hair trimmed anv
particular way she is sure to have il
done and done right.
But this doesn't mean that moro
man Is neglected at the shop. The
handiness of the location the cleanli :
ness OF the place and the excellent
service always provided, make Thido
deau's most desirable place to visit
and one that the men like.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03
Bill Tibbetts Has Some
Of the l5,OOO.OOO Autos

OF the more than 100000 automo-
biles that are in use in the United
States, many of them are employed
as public cars. Among these are
those operated by William f. Tib-
belts of Depot square. Gardiner
"Bilr Tibbetts runs a taxi service
AMI good one. He is a handy man
to nave around, the people of Gardi-
ner believe. For all there are many
automobiles owned by the residents
of the southernmost city of Kennebec
county. the taxi is just as popular
there as it is in many other places.
The business man who wants to catch
a train, the housewife who wishes to
go down town shopping. the man
who comes home late on the Pullman
and many others find Tibbetts' taxi
real necessities. The comfortable
cars provided, the prompt and
courteous service assured, all contri-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03
DRESDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pushard and
Miss Harriet Sheldon motored to
Stetson last Sunday. where they
were the guests of DR.. D. w.
Sheldon and family. On the return
trip they were accompanied by DR..
Sheldon's mother, who had been a
guest there for the past three weeks.
John w. Foster and wife and
daughter, Marian of Roxbury, Mass,
are at their farm here for a week
Edwin Wyman, who has had en-
ployrnent in Massachusetts for sew
eral weeks. has returned.
The dance held at the Grange hall
Tuesday evening was great sue
cess. Hereafter a dance will be held
at the Grange hall every Tuesday
evening until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Oestings Of
Somerville. Mass, are visiting at
IIr. and Mrs. Charles Chism's.
Miss Carolyn Sheldon, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Carle Long
fellow at Days Ferry for a few
days, has returned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03
Folks Getting Places
In Order for Winter

Though the summer has six more
weeks to run by the calendar, house
owners and others are finding it ex-
tremely desirable to get their places
in order for the winter that is al
ways sure to, come. That is why l..
q. Paul of Gardiner is being kept
so busy these days. Being a con-
tractor who does good work and
handles the best of materials, his
services are always in demand.
Whether it is a small garage for
the home or a large busines struc-
ture, he gives it the same careful at
tntion so that when the work is
done, the owner may be assured
that the very best has been provided.
In addition to doing contracting,
Mr.. Paul handles the products of
the famous Bird factories; Birds
slate surface roofing. Birds shin
giles and Birds roll roofing He also
carries Paroid roofing and elastic
cement. Being a good contractor,
Mr.. Paul naturally wants to stock
good goods, so that Is why he has
chosen these brands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03
Travelling Drug Store
Fills Long Felt Want

The Augusta Drug Co., in addi.
tion to being the youngest pharmacy
in the Capital City has added an
other thing to its credit for they
are the first drugstore in Maine to
operate a travelling apothecary.
The enterprising men of this COM
pany knowing that there are many
people in the nelghborhood Of Au-
gusta who may want some Of the
old family remedies and who may
not always be able to get to town
when they want them. have inaugu-
rated a travelling drugstore.
A modern motor truck is used for
this purpose and it makes daily
trips throughout this section Of the
county. All Of the we'll known rem
edies are carried at all times and If,
by chance, there Is something some
one away out in the country wants
that does not happen to be in the
truck, then the order Is taken and
the goods are shipped at once by
parcel post. In this way, the Au-
gusta Drug Co., has built up cli-
entele that covers a big stretch of
territory.
e. l.. Cowan and H. S. Jackson
who form the Augusta Drug Co,
have been in Augusta but a few
months. But in that time, they have
built up a reputation for quality and
cleanliness in their store at the cor
ner of Bridge and Water streets
that is a credit to them. Business
is growing steadily.
A very pleasant feature is the big
soda and ice cream fountain where
the most delicious of beverages are
served at all times. The store is
thoroughly modern, not only in its
stock, but in its every equipment
and as such ranks among the best
in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03
Count the Bakery as
A Hot Weather Blessing

A bakery Is a modern necessity.
More than that, a bakery in hot
weather is real blessing. kny
housewife will testify to that. If 1t
were not so, then there would not be
the many bakeries that have sprung
up throughout the length and breadth
of this broad land.
SO it can be seen Rand & Stearns
b2kers on Cony hill, Augusta, provide
blessing for the people of this sec
ton. When days are hot and stuffy
and housewives naturally lose their
patience and the members of the fam
lily are signing for something. diff
ferent to eat, the bakery steps in
The something different is provided
and the housewife is relieved of the
eternal care of providing food and
sweating and fuming in the hot kit
chen.
Just is bread is the staff of life, so
Milk Bread is the big staff upon
which Rand & tearns lean. Milk
Bread is pretty we'll known through
out the whole of Kennebec county. 1t
has a big sale in Augusta where it is
made and it has big sale in the
neighboring towns. These days when
81 lldIly prefer bIedu anu Illllk LOT
luncheon, Milk Bread fills long felt
want and many hungry stomachs. If
it Is used as toast, it is just as popu-
lar.
But 1t isn't only. as the makers of
Milk Bread that Rand & Stearns are
known. They make, and make well,
all kinds of bakery goods. Fancy
cakes, huge, toothsome doughnuts,
cookies and all the many other things
that are found in bakeries are turned
out from the sanitary ovens of this
establishment. Rand & Stearns have
become such an institution that Cony
hill wouldn't seem like Cony hill If
they were not there. but since they
are on hand, everybody is satisfied
and the sales of Milk Bread continue
to mount higher and higher.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03
FORKS

Frank Fitzsimmons, who was
operated on Wednesday at the Maine
Eye and Ear hospital Is doing nicely
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03

butte to the success of the business
and to the good will of the commun-
ity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-13
LEGION TAKES
SlUCC|NC AFFAIR
FROM CALUMET

The Legion won hard hitting
game from the Calumet players Fri
day by score of 1916.
Calumet started off strong in the
first inning. batting around and get
ting four runs. For a while this
looked enough to win as the Legion
could only get two runs in the first
two innings. Littlefield started the
third off with hit which proved
to be real batting rally, netting
the Legion three runs. By this time
Harvey frightened up and set the
Calumet boys down l, >, ) in the
third. McDonough in the fourth
made the star play of the game, run
ming over in front of the S. S. get
ting the ball in his gloved hand and
making the peg to first on the dead
run. Purinton saved his team mates
many an error. by picking 'em up
out of the dust. Martin starred at
bat. getting two 3-base blows.
The Calumet boys couldn't find the
ball after the first frame which ac-
counts for their defeat.
AMER LEGION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-13
Great Increase in
Use Of One-TOn Truck

Use of the one-ton truck in dellV-
ery and hauling system appears 10
be greater this year than ever before
and buying, which reflects healthy
business condition generally, is like
wise increasing.
This condition in the commercial
car field is indicated by sales of Ford
trucks which during the first four
months of the present year have es-
tablished a new record.
The preference shown all along for
the one-ton truck is growing. Re-
tail sales reports of the Ford Motor
Company for January, February,
March and April this year show that
1882 Ford trucks were delivered to
customers in the United States dur
ing these four months, as compared
with GILL for the same period a
year ago. an increase of gal.
A large percentage of these sales
included cabs and bodies, for the
company is now supplying both open
and closed cabs and a number of
body combinations which bring a
new high value, into the truck mar
ket at low cost.
While the big majority of these
trucks naturally went to business
concerns, a marked increase in sales
is reported in the agricultural dis
tricts, as the farmer is becoming
more and more convinced of the
economic advantages of handling his
products with motor trucks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-13

Playing an exceptional brand Of
ball for grammar school boys, the
Williams lads won the senior title in
the Augusta grammar school league
this season. In q schedule of six
games they lost only one and in adj
dition won several other games out
Side of the league.
While the team has proved an
evenly balanced one, the tower OF
strength of the aggregation has been
Parqutte, the clever twirler. For a
youngster he has a remarkable
amount of stuff on the ball. He has
good control and an assortment OF
benders and hooks that have puzzled
the other teams in the league. He
is the son of William Parquette, an
old Cony high. twirler, who delivered
the goods in his day and who plain
" has taught hi stuff to his Of
spring. Mr.. Parquette has also Ia
bored hard with the rest of the team
and his coaching played no small
part in winning the championship.
School spirit has also been factor
and at every game not only have the
pupils attended but many of the par
ents and friends of the school turned
out and rooted for their team. Robert
Hayden also was active in helping
coach the boys.
AS a reward for good team work
the boys enjoyed trip by auto TINS
week to Popham Beach, where they
explored historic old Fort Popham
and wandered over the batteries On
the hill. At luncheon time two huge
kettles of steaming clans added TO
the enjoyable feast.
Williams having won the senior
track meet and the senior baseball
championship feel that they have
made a creditable showing this year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-13
Fix on June 20
For Clash Wills
And Charley Weinert

New York, June 12-(AP)-Harry
Wills will oppose Charley Weinert
and Mickey Walker will meet Harry
Greb for the middleweight boxing
championship in the Italian hospital
fund bout at the Polo Grounds on
June 20, if arrangements can be made
to remove the temporary seats in
time for the Giants to play Philadel-
phia there July 5. The state athletic
commission today approved the new
date, postponement from June hav-
ing been made necessary through an
injury to Walker, whose manager said
the champion would be ready to re-
sumo training in four or five days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-13
Dun's Report

New York. June 12.-Dun's tomor-
row will say:
The breaking of the unprecedented
hot spell, which had adversely affected
crops and repressed business activi-
ties in many directions, brought much
needed relief. Mills that had been
forced to suspend or curtail operations
were able to resume previous sched-
ules, while the fall in temperature,
full to agriculture. The governments
June wheat report, however, indicates
the smallest harvest in eight years,
and in some commercial channels this
disappointing prospect has led to
commitments. Yet present trade con-
ditions do not differ essentionally
from those of recent weeks, being
marked by many Irregularities and
contrasts, but also by a number of
strong points and by confidence in the
futuca.