davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-29

"Ah, old fellow" said a man meet
ing a friend in the street, $50 you
The Washington times., 1925-04-15

OF the most wonderful skin waiten
err. softener and beautifier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck,
arms and hands. 1t can not irri.
tate. Famous stage beauties use
it to bring that clear, youthful
skin and rosy-white complexion;
also as a freckle, sunburn and tan
bleach. You must mix this re-
markabie lotion yourself. It can
not be bought ready to use be
cause 1t acts best Immediately
after 1t is prepared.
The Washington times., 1925-04-15

complexion is today, my dear!
THERE IS q certain joy-a Ger"
i tain pride-in knowing you are
admired, whether it be from father.
brother, husband or sweetheart!
And back Of that joy is the satls-
faction of knowing all is well.
Men are fascinated by the
charms of beauty. Women gaze
with envy, secretly jealous, per"
haps, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for that attractivenesS which Is not
theirs. But why the wondering
the hoping-the praying for that
craved for attractiveness-that
clear skin--that beauty. A clear
SKINS the barometer of ones
condition. A healthy skin radiates
beauty. Pure, clean blood means .
clear skin.
S.S.S. is waiting to help you. It
will Yid your blood Of its impurities
and give you that clear complexion.
Since 1926 S.S.S. has been Kidding
people OF blood impurities, from
pimples, from blackheads, boila
eczema and from rheumatism, TOT
Because S.S.S. is made from freS
herbs and banks, it may be take
with perfect safety. Try it youl
self. You will not only look bettel
but you will feel better, too.
SIS. is sold at al good drp
stores in two sizes: The larger siGk
~ is more economical
The Washington times., 1925-04-15

Ia MAR LABORATORIES
l4S Pery-Payns Bldss. Cleveland. 0hie
Sold and Guaranteed BY
PEOPLES DRUG co.
The Washington times., 1925-04-15
Use Lemons to
Whiten Skin
The only harm

The only harm.
less way to bleach
the skin white IL
to mix the juice Of
two lemons with
three ounces Of
Or c h ard White,
which any druggist
will supply for a
few cents. Shake
well in a bottle,
and you have a
whole ouarter-pint
The Washington times., 1925-04-15

"A letter which l read in the paper
about Carriers Little Liver Pills fitted
my own case so closely that ! could
not help trying them and am very
happy did" So writes Mr.. Frank J.
Trumbull of Jersey City, N. J., whose
letter goes on to say. ~ had heard
abour Carter's Little Liver Pills for
years but never knew they helped over
come poor appetite and sour stomach.
until ] read about another man in the
same plight who took Carriers with
good results. tried them and can
honestly say that they freed me of
nasty gas on stomach, so that ] can
now eat without getting bilious, and
they improved my appetite fully 1000.
You can rest assured that from now on
] will boost Carriers Little Liver Pills
whenever / can"
Recommended and for sale by all
drug stores
CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
Evening star., 1925-03-10

Sattiday afternoon me and pop
started TO take a wawk, me asking
questions and pop ansering some and
not others, and we passed Puds Sim
kins sitting on his frunt steps, saying,
Ware you going Benny?
Jest for a. wawk I sed, and Puds
started to make secret faces meening
could he come along, and I sed, Hay
pop can Puds come with US?
o we'll, wy not? pop sed.
Meening he gessed so, and Puds
started to wawk with us, him wawk-
ing one one side of pop and me
wawking on the other side and pop
wawking in the middle. and me and
Pubs started to have a contest taggin G
each other behind pops back, POP
saying, Wat the dooce do you call
this, this is Supposed to be a. wawk
not a dance, SO If its not too mutch
trubble would you mind keeping off
my heels?
And we keep on going and Sid
Hunt came out of his house saying, G
ware you going?
Jest for a. wawk, Puds sed, and Sid
started to come with US without ask
ing IL he could or not, pop saying
Well. well, I'm beginning to fee
populer, to say the ieest.
WITCH just then some man wen,
past saying, Hello Potts, / didn't
know you had sutch large family.
Neither did ]. pop sed. And pritty
soon we came to Sam Cross and
Shorty Judge leening agenst a tele-
graft pole, and they started to come
with U.s. proberly thinking 1t was a
Evening star., 1925-03-10
Variety in Mayonnaise.

You know, from a bottle OF mayon-
naise you can make a good many
different sorts of salad dressing. That
Is by adding now this, now that, you
can give many different flavors to the
same foundation.
For instance, chopped sweet pickles
give one flavor. Then try chopped
onion, celery and pimento. Or chop
ped green pepper and onion. Or a
tablespoon of chilli sauce or chopped
pickle to a cup of mayonnaise. Or a
little seasoned vinegar-vinegar in
which cut-up onions have stood for
several hours, or a few cloves or
some crushed mint, or some mustard
seed.
You can tighten mayonnaise very
much, for a fruit salad, by adding
whipped cream. You can increase its
bulk by adding good white sauce or
drawn butter. and then adding sea-
sonings-thuS, Of course, cheapening
the salad dressing a great deal.
Evening star., 1925-03-10
HOW 1T STARTED
Unions.
BY JEAN NEWTON.


Truly, TN union there is strength
And 1t is this same principle, old as
the ages. that started the first union.
the mediaeval gild. as It was called,
from "gild" meaning q payment or a
contribution.
1t is a travesty that the original
unions" were not organizations of
Tabor" but of employers. They were
boards of trade formed by the pro-
prietors of the industries of each
town for protection against foreign
competition. The rules Of the gild
against trading with Foreigners" ex-
cept under certain conditions pre-
served for the trade men of each
town a monopoly of local business.
The authority of the gilds in the
regulation of trade was greater even
than that enjoyed by the town gov
ernments.
with the development of industry
the general merchant gild was super
seeded by the craft gilds-individua
organizations for every trade or in
dustry in the town. AS the merchant
gild had regulated the trade of the
town in general. the craft gild super
vised it's own trade or occupation.
So powerful were these craft gilds
that it was impossible for man to
carry on business without subjectin g
himself to the rules of his particular
gild.
The gilds controlled mans stand
ing in his trade. Every worker had
TO serve for seven years as an ap
prentice without pay, when he be-
came a "journeyman." This word was
taken from the French word meaning
day. For the men were employed and
paid by the day. When a journey
man had saved enouph money 70 omen
his own little shop he became a mas
ter" tradesman. And only masters
could become full fledged members of
the craft gild, But we learn that the
proprietors and their employees worked
in harmonious accord, without parti-
san interest, for the good of their
craft.
Evening star., 1925-03-10

Across
!. Term used in bridge
5. Slender mark.
s. Having actual existence.
13. Center Of rubber industry.
IA. Above.
Is. Distorted.
16. Affirm.
II. One who dyes.
IS. Founder of Philadelphia.
10. Cuddle.
20. Morning prayer.
FL. Mark of wound.
"a. Unclouded.
%. Boys nickname.
90. Incites.
33. Pronoun.
81. Long, loose overcoat.
81. Consume.
38. Gaelic form Of John.
80. A glossy fabric.
40. Mans name
Al. Isle in Mediterranean.
43. Conjunction.
A. More painful.
46. Gaelic.
4s. Long-legged birds.
81. The system of natural existences.
SIS. Grasped.
.5s. A coarse. rigid hair.
SO. God OF love.
so. Pay ones share
61 Mans name, the Norseman who
discovered Greenland.
So. Dashed about; storm.
SO. Needy.
81. Birds abode.
SIS. XIII.
Down.
1. About nine inches.
2. Wash.
8. Measure Of length, plural.
4. Sister of Lazarus.
s. Metal bearing veins.
s. Clinging plant.
Z. Born (used with maiden name).
s. Mistake.
8. Slender sword.
TO- Female sheep
Evening star., 1925-03-10
Apricot Shortcakes.

Sift together twice one cupfui of
-four, two and one-haf teaspoonfuls
of baking powder, one tablespoonful
OF sugar, and half a teaspoonful OF.
salt. With the tips of the fingers
work in two tablespoonfuls OF but
ter, then add half a cupfuI Of milk.
creased hot waffle iron. AS soon as
one shortcake is brown, remove from
the iron, spread one-half with butter,
cover with canned apricots which
have been cut in pieces, and with
other half of the buttered shortcake.
Top with whipped cream or marsh
mallow cream. Serve with hot apri-
cot sirup.
Evening star., 1925-03-10

The gas well at Latrobe, Pa, still
holds the record of being the deepest,
il having been sunk 7.42S feet.
Evening star., 1925-03-10

FRENCH BLUE FAlLLE WITH SAT-
IN STRIPES TRIMMED WITH
LARGE ROUND BUTTONS AND
SMALL OBLONG BLUE BONE
BUTTONS
find them used by the dozens and hun
dreds in the wardrobes Of many well
dressed women
This Spring the simpler buttons
seem to be smartest. Buttons that
seem to have taxed the ingenuity of
the manufacturer in an effort TO pro-
duce something novel and surprising
are not the buttons chosen by the
smart dressmakers. The humble bone
button such as we find on children's
underwaists seem to have revealed
decorative possibilities to more than
one designer The smartest of tai
lored suits show the same severely
simple buttons that are used on
mems suits.
When buttons appear on evening
frocks they may be more ornate.
Round f1ligree metal buttons similar
to the filigree beads that are made
into choker necklaces are placed in
neat decorative rows on evening
frocks and are sometimes set with
brilliants or colored stones.
Long rows of tiny buttons are used
by some of the French dressmakers
Evening star., 1925-03-10

free wawk on account of so many
being on it already, pop saying, Yee
gods, and still they come.
And us fellows keep on wawking
with him and wisseling through our
fingers and different things, and all Of
a sudden pop sed, I'm going to get a.
cigar, the army is invited to wait out
side.
And he quick went in a cigar store
and the longer we waited the more he
didn't come out, and after a vile l
went in and nobody wasent in there
but the man behind the counter, me
saying, Did you see a man with a
little mustash?
o, him, he went out the back way
about 10 minnnits ago, the man, sed,
and l went out and told the fellows,
and we got UP a game of cops and
robbers
Evening star., 1925-03-10

to give the effect of length on some
simple little frocks. Nine. Bernard
shows a frock of white marocaine
embroidered with row Of tiny but
tons down the front. Madeleine ct
Madeleine-Anna choose to put rows
of buttons down the backs of some
of their frocks. Sometimes there are
two rows-one longer than the other.
The frock in the sketch Is of
French blue faille with satin stripes
1t is trimmed with three large but
tons at the front and rows of small
oblong blue bone buttons at the sides
and down each sleeve.
(Oopyright.)
Evening star., 1925-03-10
SPRIlNCTIME
BY ID. C. PEATTIE.
Pussy Willows.

Pussy willows belong in that class
of things first admired in childhood
and thereafter always loved. AS full
of sturdy cheer as the red-ch eek ed
children who bring them in to school
these days, are the gay "pussies" of
the shrub willows. AS IL to protect
themselves from tickle March blasts.
they come dressed in soft, warm
wool. and on top of this the catkins
wear at first a shiny brown overcoat.
For the pussy willow, though no
snowy flower, is no mean wonder of
minute floral structure. Each little
fioret of the many that compose the
whole catkin is snuggled about with
silky hairs, and this is what max IS
the pussy part of the flowers. The
first warm days OF March will cause
the pussies to expand, bursting out of
the one big shiny scale and rapidly
elongating. Then suddenly the
stamens with their golden antlers will
hang out of the fur, tempting the bees
to come and carry the pollen to the
female flowers which are always on
wholly separate plants
When next you pick the pussy
willow. try this experiment. Put the
stems in water let the pussies loom
and die and drop, and then watch
the unfolding leaves and the sudden
development of roots from the cut
end of the twigs. Nothing is more
miraculous in nature than the way
in which the twigs can put out roots
Imagine a man, cut off at the waist,
growing new legs. and then ask your
self whether men or willows &C
complish more remarkable feats.
Evening star., 1925-03-10
(Copyright.)

II. River in Tuscany.
IL. City in Massachusetts,.
%. Brother of PolluX.
%. Changes.
"a. Neat in appearance.
25. Character in Shakespeare "a king).
IS. The sea eagle.
q. A trick.
%. Vases.
80. Trappings.
81. Give relief.
80. Actor playing principal part
35. Exclamation of surprise.
IS. Engineering degree (abbr).
~. sympathetic.
As. F>ur-bearing animals.
46- Manufacturing city in southwest
Prussia.
~. Perform.
As. Fellow (colloquiaD.
40. City in Nevada.
so. Female singer.
So. Mountain range between two con-
tinents.
SO. Eternal City. (Native name).
"a. Get sight of.
81. Before.
5S. 1t is.
Evening star., 1925-03-10
Severely Simple Buttons for Suits
BY MARY MARSHALL.

II buttons were used only to fasten
our clothes together there would be
very few of them sold. You would
find almost all the buttons in the
world on the clothes of men and
children. But since buttons have been
adopted by the great dressmakers as
q means of ornamentation you will
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03

MiSIcOS, Ganga. Ultimos Hits
en Fox-Trots. Diez Pleas por
Si00 Jose Dfaz Carmena. Box
1864. Cruz 10, San Juan. 4-6
- ~s~~-->>N~~>~-~s~-c 49,
e.E ALQUILA piso principal en- Ia
Ave. Ponce de Leon No. 73, Pa
rada Is, Santurce. Muy amplio. In
fomaran Tel. 264 Verde. 4-6
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r1No DEsApAREc1Do

Nos informan los esposos Gambia.
Gotay. residentes en- Ell vecino pue-
bio de catado, que Ell lunes pasado.
sah6 para la escuela su sObrino
Manuel Gotay Grana v hasta Ia
fecha no ha regresado al hogar. Sc
han hecho todas las diiigencias pa
IA encontrarlo todo ha sido tnn-
til. La Ultima vez que salio vestia
con una camisa de cuadritos azu-
les, pantal6n amarillo go1a nue.
va.
Tiene IS amos, ojos negros, color
blanco. pelo laciO, desarrollo mus
cular natural y tiene pOr seaa par
ticular tres lunares pequenos en- la
parte inferior de la mejiila derc-
cha. i
Este nfo es muy astuto y Sc
expresa con mucha correction.
cualquier< information que Sc OBJ
tenga suplicamos Sc informen a Ia
Poncia de cataho sus familiA-
res. Fst@E
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MoNoPoL1o.


Los Comisionados no han decidi-
do finalmente Ell interesante asunto
planteado por la Compafia del Tro-
ley, habiendose solicitado por ell
seior Esteves que quedara sobre la
mesa Ell nuevo proyecto, hasta tan
to pudiers investigates y estudiar-
SO Ell resultado de los proyectos v
planes presentados.
Primeramente, antes de traer Ell
asunto discussion, ~. creencia ge
neral de los ohcialer oernamenta-
les presentes, que Il compahfa del
Trolley solicitah nuevamente ba-
10 diverse aspects 81 monopolio del
trAfco.
Hablando en- la taree dc aver con
el Attorney General Ica Herbert
P. Goats, que es a Ia vez presi-
dente de la comisien de servicio
P1bnco, nos hizo las sigtientes ma
nifestaciones:
La Comisi6n ha recibido el nue.
vo proyecto de la Compafia del
Trolley y 10 discutira opOrtunamen
te. Ahora esta pendiente de es-
tudio.
10 deseo hacer saher, que los
Comisionados de servicio Pnblico
laboran para servir al pueblo, y
no pernitiran NADIA que este en-
su contra. Protegeremos los intere-
ses pequehos ? grandes.
''siempre tenemos en- cueinta que
antes esta el benefcio de la CO.
munidad que el interes de Saa Ger.
poraci6n
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cALUD DEL cABELLo DE HAY
FL TROLLEY.
Continuation de la pagina Ia.

hacienda servicio unicamente en-
aquel ramal de la ciudad ' pasan-
do por San Juan, v sigruendo has
ia Ell Barrio obrero 81 10 Green ne
cesario. mas, abandonando todo Ell
servicio por la carretera central Y
ei Parque. La cOmpafiia del Trolley
presenta como raz6n principal para
esta actitud, que Ell Tesoro PIblico
ha gastado un dineral en- la nueva
carretera y es justo que sirva pa
ra algo, por 10 menos, para la ok
tension de la ciudad.
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COLARES EN- Ell CONDADO.-
CE ALQUnA en- America Sal

10, parada 90 casa, cuatro
dormitorios, sala, comedor, servicio
sanitario, cuarto servicio indepen-
diente, garage. Cerea alta escuela
Informara Emilia Ruiz, Catafio.. 4-13
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uente de IA JIase ueE CuarIQ
A1o? Pues escriba hoy mismo. Ten
go magnffica oferta que hacerle.
Emblems Agent, Box $40, San Juan.
POLLOS DE MUSICA para pia-
nolas la Ultima m1sica, la mejor
m6sica J, los rolIos mejores mas
baratos en- GONZALEZ PADIN co
5-3o
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HINDENBURG PARA PREsIDEN
TE DE AIiEMANIA

BERLIN, abril 2 Omitted Press)
El bloque imperial esta conslde-
rando Ia posibilidad de nOminar .
Hindenburg para Presidente. Hin
denburg habia endosado a Jarres
Los planes del blOQue republican,
seran anunciados hoy mahana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03

MUSICA para Piano. Recibimoe
semanalmente los 6ltimos hits
de New York. Tambi6n un gran sur
lido de couplets y mGsica espafo-
La en- general Env1o La isla fran
queo extra. Los Muchachos, San
Juna. p. r. p.
~~~~~N~@@
&c ALQUILA o Sc VENDE her
mosa residencia con todas6 sus CO.
modidades modernas. Sc yenden un
juego comedor, POGO uso y un auto
moviI "Studebaker" de cinco pasa-
jeros. Informaran Gale America
Salas 80, Stop q 0 telefonos 891---
1643 Santurce. 4-14
DOR So AL ANO recibira todos los
meses ell Pictorial Review, La
mas completa revista de modas '
alta literature. GONZALEZ PA
DIN co. $50.
~S~4~4r4NsN~~Ne~NeN~~eN~e
NECESITO. Agentes activos en-
T0da Ia lSla. Gapaces de ganaT
$1,000 0 mas diarlos. Dirfjase a
G. F. Monagas, r. o. Box 1345,
san Juan, F. r. 5-1
r~~~~~s~s@~~sN~1~@~ooo,
CALUD DEL CABELLO DE HAY
evita las canas Y vuelve el ca
bello a sucolor natural primitive,
dandole vigor = suavidad. Frasco
75c. GONZALEZ PADIN co,
$50
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nIsCOs DOBLEs Columbia, sor

los mejores, tenemos un gran
surtido, los Iiltimos Fox-Trots, can
clones : mucha m1sica bailable. Mu
chos a Precios Reducidos. Planta
Baja. Gonzalez Padfn y Co. $50
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cE vENDE finca cerca de Carroll
CE VENDE CARO- Hudson cerradO

modelo 1924. Usado solamente
por su duefio. Buenas condolences !;
10, 1000 millas corridas. Precio 81 900,
Informara Clifford Whall, Edificio
Ochoa, telefono 960, San Juan. A
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NEGoCIO INMEJORABLE %

solo $1,000. Aproyeche esta uni
ca oportunidad para hacer dinero
pronto. Sc vende un Cafe Restau-
rant situado en- el coraz6n de San
Juan. Aseguramos que ning1n res
taurant de su categorfa hace igual
negocio. Pfdale informes a Natalie
Bayonet, Allen so de a 3 p. M.
4-99
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CE yENDE casa concrete reci

GARAGES en- santurce, Parada
.. Gale Asia, Sc alquilan inde-
pendientes > con aqua. Informes Ca
rretera Nueva NO. 69. tel6fcno 9l3
aznl santnr.e 4-24
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CANE UNA BUENA CONrIsTON

vendiendo CINE MUNDIAL: Ia
Revista predilecta de las jovenes.
Solicitamos agentes en- toda la is
La. Pida condolences hoy mismo.
Apartado 1890, San Juan. A
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RUENA OCCASION para poder rea-

liar esto Compro un CAIRO
Dodge viejo que tenga motor
excelente, y una 'Rgistradora" de
dos gavetas que este en- buenas con-
diciones. Lo deseo barato. Para in
forne apartado So Rio Piedras.
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SE VENDE a precios sumamente

baratos un Caro- Ford cinco pa
saieros, un Chevrolet Sport cinco
pasajeros, un Chevrolet Regular Gin
co pasajeros, un Hupmobile, cinco
pasajeros, un Dodge cinco pasaje-
ros, un Buick seis cilindros cinco
pasajeros, un Buick seis cilindros
slete pasajeros, un Essex cuatro
cilindros cinco pasajeros, un Kissel
cinco pasajeros. Informaran The
Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Nelson,
Distributor, Telefono 4, 6. s, Conner
clio st. No. IL. San Juan, P. r. p.
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EMPREsA DE MUDANzAs.-s

EMPRESA DE MUDANZAS. 81
iesea hacer una mudanza rapi-
Ga, economical, con absolute garan-
tia de su sus muebles, lame al 1872
sxul, Ssntrrcs y ser6 stendido efi-
cazmente. p.
CE VENDE solar grande, al lado
de La Estaci6n TaHeres y del nue.
vo edificio del Tel6fono, prop6sito
para fabrica, almac6n o tres casas.
Gale IA afirmada. P. o. Box 1924,
San Juan. P. r. 40
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CASA A PLAZOs.

ASA "a RR4AZVSs- COmpre 8u
casa con 10 que pagara de al
quiler. En- ell sitiO mas sano Y fres-
co de Santurce (Monteflores), con
calle embreada, luz electrical, tele-
fono, gas y aqua Ca todas norasl
puede usted adquirir La suya, linn
pia, attractive y de moderna cons
trucci6n, pagando pequefia canti-
dad al contado, y ell resto en- hipO-
teca pagar mensualmente, como
ST fuera alquiIer. Buen vecindario,
sitio deliciOso, panorama bellfsimo,
transporte facil por serVicio de qua
guas al presente. En- cuanto Sc re-
suelva La franquicia, La nueva IL
nea de trolley atravesarA esta urba-
nizaci6n. Venga yer las va vendi-
das v habitadas por sus dueflos,
quienes. estan encantados de So bue-
ma adquisici6n. Asf indaga usted
y Sc informa por eIlos mismos d.
rectamente. Informara Ulises R0-
man Borges, Cristo 1, tercer piso.
Tel6fOno 1h5, San Juan. E,
&~sNN~~~N~~~~~NINNN@<
WENDEDORAS, para Ia Muerte
por asfixia de cucarachas, chin
ches v otros insectos con ell VAN
PIRO" Sc solicitan, en- ell Bazaar Anne
ricano, San Juan. 4-s
eS%SNN&NO~O
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VENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES: en- ramos, cruces. coronas,
arpas, liras, insignias mas6nicas,
almOhadohes y 0tros trabajos en-
sores naturales; parada Il, calle
Hoare n6merO 16 lame al teisfo-
10 6Ts azul.
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TODA CLAsE DE ARBOLEs d,

venta en- "Josefa Nursey", situa-
da en- KIN. 15S carretera Rinc6n-
Aguada. Lista de arboles para la
yenta. Toronjas-chinas, chinas man
darinas, sangrinarias = comeguard
Para precios informes escriba a
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CE ALaUILA amplio local. planta
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San Juan, Caleta Tetuan No. 21,
trecho comprcndido entire Tanca v
san Justo. Para informes Schluter
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Luisa No. 2. Informara en- la Joye-
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ENCAS "a cuerdas colindante pue
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