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IRMA FLAT

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bradbury,
Mary Gipe. Harold and Robert
Bradbury attended the meeting al
ming.
Mothers Club will meet March
5th with Mrs. Eli Jernberg. Visit
ors always welcome.
Mrs. Nels N%ordquist was a Cody
shopper Tuesday and took dinner
with the DR.. Howe family.
Van Jernberg went up the South
fork on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Huntington,
Donald and Dorothy and Lawrence
Thomson took dinner on Sunday
with the Nelson family.
Mrs. Jay Blood and Norma and
Mrs. Evan Holman and Wilma took
dinner with the Andren family on
Sunday.
Walter Bartlett and sons attended
the picture show at Sage creek We'd
nesday evening.
Mary Andren spent over Sunday
at home.
Miss Anna SPEECH, Margery Eells
and Barth Haffey spent Sunday at
the Jernberg home.
Eva Jernberg and Billie Pfrangle,
eur freshies." were home over Sun
day.
Ella Andren was in town on We'd
nesday to have some dental work
done.
The pie supper was well attended
from all reports. On March 18th
will be the regular farm bureau
meeting at the Irma Flat school
house.
Quite a few of our Irma Flat
folks attended the dance at Mar
quette No. 2 on Friday evening.
February 19th-a beautiful day
and a delightful day to around some
ninety people or more, fathers and
mothers. friends and neighbors who
gathered at the Jay Blood home for
, 1925-02-25
GREyBULL RANCHERS
LOSE RESERVOIR FIGHT
+. N. Pearson and Associates Defeat
Bill Which Would Permit
Withdrawal Park County

The PARK county delegation lost
its fight to put across Legislation
which would permit the withdrawal
of the ranchers of the upper Grey
bull from the reservoir district, and
in all probability this huge under
taking will be carried thru to COM
pletion within the next few years.
The bill was contested by F.. n.
Pearson, who as representative of
the Lincoln Land company has large
interests on the Liberty bench and
lower Greybull valley.
1t is very apparent hat the Wy
oming Legislature did not under
stand just what problems are facing
the ranchers of the upper valley.
h bill was characterized as spite
work. and the Casper Tribune cor
respondent had the following to say
regarding its presentation:
Gentlemen from Park county
came down to the legislature with a
spite bill in their inside pocket and
attempted to enac it into law. They
failed ANONYMOUSLY as they de-
served What they desired to do
was to form an irrigation district
within a district already in exist
ence. and then dissolve both, to the
great financial harm of the people
OF the first district. The Greybull
valley district in Big Horn county
was the one sought to be destroyed.
The act introduced in the senate
would ave accomplished the pur-
pose, but its object was disclosed a
little too early, and the appearance
of +. N. Pearson, chairman of the
Greybull district, in person, upset
the plans of the conspirators. If
the plans of the Park county people
had been successful, the situation
would have been, the Park county
faction in command of the source of
water supply and the Greybull peo-
pie sitting on a great stretch of dry
land.
"Mr. Pearson is an Iowa man with
a number of large investments in
Wyoming development enterprises.
This is not the only piece of spite
legislation attempted this session,
none of which succeeded"
, 1925-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin
and Lorna. Margaret and Carl
Hoaglund. Leonard St~ewardson and
Ernest Schultz attended the box
social on Lower Sage Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Aldrich visited
at the E. NJ. Coe and Bert Coe home
during the week.
Callers at the Hutchinson home
last week were Bert Coe and daugh-
tiers, Violet and Nellie, Sam Aldrich
and Clarence Miller.
w. A. RAIDER motored to Sunlight
Friday after Henry Nichols.
The Gus Hoaglund family called
at the E. NJ. Coe home Wednesday
afternoon.
, 1925-02-25
Churches
Presbyterian

Sabbath School 9:45 a. m.
Service of Public Worship IL a.
m. Theme. 1.-THE Future Life"
Junior C. E. Society 400 p. m.
Intermediate G. E. Society $50
p. m.
Union evening service at the
Methodist church at 1880. Begin
ming a series of Lenten Union Ser
vices.
THE Friendly Church"
Carl Victor Brown,
Minister.
, 1925-02-25
STRAND
LOWLY CRIME
CONTINUED From Page One)

for their client ana did everything
possible to clear him of the crime
of which he was charged. Attorney
McElvain represented the state in n
very able manner. and especially
was his talk to the jury a stronS
one.
The case went to a jury com
posed of C. c. Bever, ]. j. Cutler.
Arthur Braten, E. w. Lindsay,
Charles Gawthrop, Floyd Noble. l..
d. Wagar, p. A. Johnson, Tom
Kane, Jack Rhodes, Edgar Bennion
and Harry Rager.
, 1925-02-25
UPPER SAGE

Clarence Miller. Albert, Seth and
Clifton Fritzler and VIM. Hutchin-
son were helping Mrs. Blanche
Peery move to their ranch near
Kaufman Hill on Saturday. Her
sale at the Houston ranch drew a
large crowd Friday afternoon and
things brought fair prices. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Wright and children are
O located on the Houston ranch
for the coming season.
Mrs. McWilliams and James Jr.
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Fred Mcneil.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Robertson
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c..
Fritzler Monday evening.
Tom Fitzgerald sold his home
stead and other property to Ed.
Markham recently.
Miss Anna Haule ate supper at
the David Freeborg home Thursday.
The poultry school was well at
tended last week and proved benefi-
cial as well as interesting.
Mrs. Emily Pearson and Miss
Amanda Pearson move to Cody
the first of the week, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L.. Pearson moved to the
ranch.
Miss Grace Stewardson spent from
Friday until Monday with her par
ents and her aunt, Mrs. Gilbert,
who is here visiting from Illinois.
VIM. English and Onas Collins
were brought home from Cody this
week, where they nave been ill with
typhoid fever. They are still very
weak, but are convalescing nicely
at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hoaglund and
Margaret and Carl and Fred Hoag-
lund were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johanssen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ebert and
children called at the H. F. Schultz
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcneil called
on Mrs. f. NJ. Coe and Don MCGEE
Sunday, who are still very ill with
pneumonia.
Albert Schultz ven to Powell
Monday to have a minor operation
performed. Fred Schultz is helping
with the work during his absence.
Bruce and Albert Fritzler called
at the Hans Nelson ranch on Irma
fiat Sunday on business.
Those attending the pie social at
Irma Flat Friday night were: Mr..
and Mrs. A.. L.. Pearson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. f. Cooper, MIR. and Mrs. H.
F. Schultz, Fred Schultz, George
Stacey, Mr.. and Mrs. David Free
borg, Miss Anna Haufle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. w. Schultz, Miss Amanda Pear
sol and Lou Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Lowe and ].
NJ. Schwoob visited at the E. E.
Dunn and RAIDER homes Sunday.
w. A. RAIDER, Clarence Miller and
David Freeborg were called on the
jury last week.
Mike Donovan stayed over night
at the RAIDER ranch Sunday.
Mr.. inc Mrs. Sam Aldrich visited
at the f. NJ. Coe and Bert Coe
home during the week.
Mrs. H. T. Newell and o Joe
called on Mrs. H. C. Fritzler and
Mrs. Blanche Peery and daughter
Ruth Sunday.
, 1925-02-25
Methodist Church

Church School 1000 a. m.
Morning Service IL a. m. Sub
ject, Christian Unity"
Epworth League $50.
Evening Service 1880. Rev. r. E.
Gornall will speak on THE Church
and Americanization."
This will be the first service of
the six Sunday evenings of Union
Services of the Protestant churches
of Cody, during the Lenten season
Everyone is welcome to attend
these services.
Gabriel S. Upton,
Pastor.
, 1925-02-25
Christian Science

Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Church Services 1900 a O.. m.
Testimonial Meetings, Wednesday
500 p. m.
At Carnegie Library. All are cor
daily welcome.
, 1925-02-25

The o. NJ. A. degree, which is a
fraternal men of Cody, was exem
fplified on Thursday evening of last
week, fourteen new members being
indicted into the order at that
time. A bounteous feed of oysters
was had after the degree work.
, 1925-02-25
Catholic Church

Regular services during the WIN
ter months the second Sunday OF
each month.
FATHER JOHN SPILLANE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
CHURCH ELECTS
BaptiStS Name Officers al
End OF Convention

Officers were elected. committees
named and work outlined before ad
JouFnmcnt Of tho Ssth annual con
yention % Western Washington
napusts IN the Fremont Baptist
church Wednesday night
Rev Frederick W. Caratcna OF
olympia was elected president; /.
l. Neriek or Charleston. firat vice
president Ma. H. l., Klnman. Sc
attic second vice president. Roland
Riepe. Seattle. third vlco president
Rev J 4, Watson of Seattle, rec,
Rotary
Trustees named were e. n. For
and. r. X Moody, Mrs. NJ. u. Perry.
l.. l. Hunter ~ =. sorcnhon. Rev.
L. n, Richardson, d. J. Erickson.
A, =, Freeman. Row A. NJ bailey.
Mrs. George penrborne, Rev. II. n
shoun, Rev. NJ. storgard and Mrs.
j. II. Kerr
A layman's banquet was hold AZ.
ter services Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
DICK AND WIFE
EPARATED
BarthelmeSS and Mary Hay
TO Live Apart

NEW YORK. May IA Richard
BarthrlmosS tho screen star. and
Mary Hay his wife have parted com.
pany. pcaocahy and perhaps pcrmo,
ncntly.
They have agreed 20 execute a
clvii separation agreement" Arthur
Hayes, attorney for Mrs Rarthel-
mess. admitted Wednesday. permit
ting each 90 live separate and apart
as n each were single and no divorce
action. either abroad OF In this
country, is contemplated by either
party"
Mary Hay. who had been dancing
at Ciro's one OF Rroadway's night
clubs. during the winter, win leave
for Europe az once 10 I'm an engage
ment. Hayes said. narthelmess VIII
remain in this country for like roa.
sons.
Mary. tho only child, Is 10 remain
IN American with her father until
her mother returns. and then will
spend six, months Of every year with
each OF her parents. she agreement
provides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
ORATORS AFTER
EAGLES PRIZE
Annual Contest for Students
viii Be Held Friday Night

The annual oratorleal contest
held by Seattle Acrie No, !. Of tho
Eagles lodge. for prize OF 800.
offered 10 students OF oratory In
tho University OF Washington. viii
take place at Eagles hall. Friday
night al 80 p. IN,
Tho subject for this years Oral
tons Is Equality" II has In the
past been left TO the contestants 20
decide whether the prize be given
20 number one winner OF divided In,
20 two or moro prizes. Tho Asrie
In tho past. whore the major poT,
ton OF the prize went TO the win,
ner Of flrs, place. has given 20
second and third place winners. a
present Of initiation fee and a years.
dues IN the Acrie.
Tho contestants this year are:
Wesley Randall. Fred noynton. Don.
aid cotter and Lawrence seltzor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

thought 90 removing tho crow from
roostefs. boosters always crow when
folks want To sleep mornings
but RS quite simple 10 make them
SILENT according 20 Mn Marion
BRADLEY who keeps chickens at her
home 1884 .57th ave. $. w
All you have TO do. she told Tho
star today, is pen them IN low
house NJ night II they can't stretch
their nrcls, they can't crow,
simpler Wen. all great inventions
are.
In the daytime tho roostera can
crow all they want TO and not bother
anyone, much.
So that settles that, Now how
about deciding some other big prob
lcme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Will Rename Haney
to Shipping Board

WASHINGTON. May la-Burt
r Haney OF Oregon will he re,
appointed democratic member OF tho
United states shipping board, SEN
ator McNary Oregon. republican.
said today
After a conference with President
Coolidge at the White House, Me.
Nary said the reappolntment was
rendered 20 Hancy some time ago
and that he had decided 10 accept,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

~ Chain or rope passing thru mast.
g. Gazing.
36. Lowest tides.
20. quantity Of yarn ioozsly rolled
90. Due.
Y, Baker on stove.
g. Past
80 Rayine.
So Compartment Of a window.
~. Gsog rhphlcHl drawing.
30. Uinrd
Sc. Smooth. long fishes.
81. Verb Of permission.
S. Field.
80, TO be indebted.
81, Every.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

DoEwood is a shortened form Of
daggcrwood. II was 70 called be-
cause Il formerly was used 10 make
dnggcrs. which held meat together
wtlle u was roasted over the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Hair Stops
Coming Out

a 30 cent bottle
Of delightful. re-
frrshinE "Dandcr
Inc" viii do won
ders for your hair.
After IA Few appll
cations you can not
find a particle o,
dhndrutf or any
falling hair.
Hair grows thick,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Stills the DoOdIedoo
of RaucOuS BOOSTERS

CCIENCE Eavc a lot Of thought
- during tho war 10 removing the
bray from army mules, and sue,
Ccrdcd
Since and before. for that
matter lots OF people have given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
SPEAKS 10 GyRo CLUE

I. +. Bennett. principal Of broad.
way hlgh, spoke nj noon Thursday
20 tho Seattle uyro club. launching In
The Smith Building restaurant 4
musical program waA produced by
MiAs PeEgy He'll singer, ana Miss
Marie Bernard. pianist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

tAdysriissmsnO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
See the new designs this neck

Today Armstrong; Floors-for schools, Office
buildings, hospitals, wherever the public walks
are not only easy-to-wak-on and easy-to-care-for,
but they are also truly beautiful.
Your local furniture or department store will
gladly show you the new natural marble designs,
the soft gray and brown Jaspes, the beautiful
block patterns and attractive Handcraft tiles See
them. Learn how inexpensive they are when
compared with other kinds of floor materials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Dictionaries arr now being carried
IN the parlor cars OF some Canadian
trains 10 aid the crossword puzzle
fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
heavy and lu1urlAr

heavy ana luxurlant
Drug stores and toilet counters
sell millions Of bottles Of "Dander
Inc"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-09
a APARTAMENTO En- NEW YORK

Sc arTienda por el verano por
mas tempo, amueblado, en- buena
secci6n residential, excelente Eeein
dario, cerca del eleyado, subway
teatros Y Ia Universfdad. Su dueno
va a egtar fuera de New York por
algdn tempo Y admitirfa proposicio-
nes de arriendo o de Yenta del mo-
biliario Y subarriendo del local. m
formara en- San Juan NJ. Rivera,
2. o. Box 1897, Tel. I55, san Juan,
2. r. 5-8
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FARMACEUTICO'

CON TITULOS UNIvERsITARIOS
Desea colocaci6n 0 regencia, pref
riendo San Juan pueblo cercano.
Varios aflos de practica y e1perien-
cfa en- La administration de farma-
cia. Buenas referencias. Dirfjase a
armacettcu De MEND0
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al LoDo ARJoNA sIAcA

-tA< - ~ ~ <-%Ne <klN<4 h9A1AOf1
FL I.cdo. Arizona siaca, a quien sa-
lndamos aver en- nuestra Camara de
REPRESENTATIVES,, de Ia cuaI el form6
parte hasta hace POGO, nos dijo que
So propone sostsner todas sus ante-
riores afirmaciones ante Ia comision
nombrada por el Bar de Abogados.
En- q juicio professional que ha de
celebrarse hoy.
En- 81 jricio professional que ha ae
celehrarse hoy, estara presente la
parte Querellada asf como los Quere-
lIantes.
Hace va mucho tempo que no Sc
registrar .affaires' de esta natu-
raieza en- el seno de IL Association y
2or tai motive, es mayor el inter6s
que reina pcr saber 81 es possible que
unos ' otrOs lleguen a IN snten-
dido.
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AYER 81 TRAsLApo

Aver tarde Sc trasladaron a Pom
ce, los Lcdos. Henry Molina, Leopol-
do FeIid, Harry Besosa, v Jose Mar
tinez Davila, qnienes forman parte
de Ia directive del Bar de Abogados
de Puerto Rico.
Estos letrados estan encargados
de intervenir directamente en- ell
affaire del juez Diaz Cintr6n.
Hoy SO vera en- la Corte de Distrito
De Ponce, 81 juicio professional, en-
relaci6n con este asunto. Ell proceeds
miento a seguir en estos casos Sc
deia a discretion de los abogados
interventores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-09

MUSICA para Piano. Reciblmos
semanalmente Los iltimos hits
de New York. Tambien un gran sur
lido de couplets Y mdsica espafIo-
la en- general Envfo a la isla fran
queO extra. Los Muchachos, San
Juna, r. n. P
~~~S~>@.eJ~~l~
POR 81 AL ANO recibira todos los
meses el pictorial Review, la
mas completa revista de modas Y
alta literatura. GONZALEZ PA
DIN co, $50.
sNSNS-~eu 'usN~N.pV4~ SNNs~sN~s~4r~
MUDANZAS. Sc hacen en- Santur-
ce v San Juan precios modicos.
Informara Baltazar Ortega, tsI6i
fonO IA, Santurca 0 1158 Santarce
aS~s~~~sN~~s~e.~~~s~~e.~~@.ee.
CANGA Por 100000 de contado
y $5,o0000 en- hipoteca vendo
una hermosa residencia en- ell CEN
tro de Santurce. Costo S12,0O0.O0
G. Ramirez. Box 55. San Juan
SO
NECESITO. Agentes actiyos en-
toda la isla. Capaces de ganar
$1,000 0 mas diarios. Dirfjase a
G. f. Monagas, p. o. Box 1345,
San Juan. p. r.. 81
re>res~4r~pNSer>DN> pN>N<NS@s~e@ss
CALUD DEL CABELLO DE HAY
evita las canas Y yuelve el ea-
bello a sucolor natural primitive,
dando1e vigor Y suavidad Frasc0
75c. GONZALEZ PADIN co.
$50
CT VA A NEW YORK. En- aparta-
mento priyado ae fanfIia mo
boarding house) Sc darla habitas
cfon, con sin comida, por el ye-
rano, a una, dos tres persDnas de
buena educaci6n, a precio razona-
bic, en- la mejor secci0n de New
York, cerca del Parque Central, del
subway Y de la universidad de Co
versidad de Columbia. Si avisa Sc
le ira a recibir al muelle. Dirfjase
Mrs. Almeida, 100 West, 76 St.
So
WENTA AL BARRER. Sin tener
el costo en- cuenta. Solo una sema-
ma, empezando el 20 del corriente,
Trajes, sombreros, jubones, CANT
sas Y sweaters" Yenga en- segui-
da v traiga sus amigos. The Zim-
mermam Store, 19 Allen ST, San
Juan. 4-I6
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Flor DE La PALMA. desc

FLOR DE LA PALMA. ST desea
conservaT su cabellera abundan-
te, hermosa Y sedosa use los pro-
dBctos FLOR DE LA PALMA. Use
las cremas FLOR DE LA PALMA
para borrar manchas, pecas y ma
tar barros Los productos FLOR
DE LA PALMA mata la caspa bra
va Y hace crecer 81 pelo los cal
yos. "T1ntura" para tenir ell cabe-
10, no 10 destruye nj dana Ell cue
.ro cabelludo. No contiene Nitrate
de Plata. Curling Fluid para ri
carlo. 'Aceite Jazfnfn'' para lustrar-
10 Y embellecerlo Brillantina "Ne-
gra Amarillo" Virginia. ssSa-
ma CutfsD para barros otras in
fecciones de la piel. Skin Bleach
bora manchas, pecas y quemaz6n
del sol. De venta en- todas las Far
lnacias FLOR DE LA PALMA. Pc
'dro Arsuaga ST. No. 80, Rio Pie
iras, Puerto Rico. SIS
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rarte. La intervention del Bar de
Abogados ha sido aceptada. por las
parties en- htigio.
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ELoREs NATURALEs.-soulere

FLORES NATURALES.-s Quiere
usted conseguir hermosos bou-
quets2 Bonitas Coronas , otros ira
bajos artfsticos en- flores naturaIes.
Tambien Sc imprimen cintas para
coronas Lame al tel6fonO 800, San
turce. Stop 20 Martin Pena y sera
atendido por la sefiora Parsi. p.
aNs~y~~e~s~~eue@e>eN eNs@4~S@s@SSSN~
I'm SAN FRANCISCO 54 ALTOS,
SO alquilan varias habitacione
propias para oficinas. Informaran
en- los altos. 40.
r~~eNs~sesrS~4~I~ ~S~r~>>SS~s~N~
PARA OFECINAs vendemos muy
baratos Archives, Escritorios,
Tarjeteros, Prcnsas, Cajas de HE
FRO, siIlas y demas, muebles, todos a
precios de liquidaci0n. Planta Baja.
GONZALEZ PADIN co. $50
~ NssN~ssS> >r>-e~~-.<~s <~s~s->>~S~~s~s
TSENGO DNERO para hipotecas.
Vendo casa dejando parte de
su yalor en- hipoteca Informes en-
Gale Lola No. II. esquina Wilson,
parada AZ Condado. Tel. $50 rojo.
40
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CHEYR0LET UsADO. Tenemos
Sc yENDE Autom6vil Packard


CE yENDE AutomoviI Packard
Twin Six de excelehte aparien-
cia. Maquina reformada, gomas hne
mas Y pintado en- mario por Rogue
Acosta. Una oportunidad para ad-
quirfr un CARO- de alto precio q
precio m0dico. Insular Motor Cor
poration, Parada 2-1I2, San Juan.
4-A13
''s'H-rs,%s'>ss>sr>s' ~>s~~eSNs@u~na
|0FICHNAS para arrendar con to-
das las comodidades modernas.
ASCENSOR ExPRESo. frescas.
Higienicas, Ventiladas ' otros ser
vicios importantes. PRECI0S RA-
zONABLES, Edificio GONZALEZ
PAD1N. a
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III CATARRO Es MUY PELI.

GROSO Es bueno que usted se-
pa. que Ell sHYOTOLE'' es ell mejor
jarabe conocido para las afecciones
del pecho. Pruebelo en- seguida.
4-90
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4 "a GENTE vENDEDOR se ofrece
uno para trabajar sueldo o
comisi0n. por La isla. Conoce todo
FL comercio pues lleva afios traba-
iando. Escriba %. Fernandez,
Box 652 Mayagues 11
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EMPRESA DE MUDANzAS.-s

&
desea hacer una mudanza rapi-
da, economical, con absolute garan-
TIA de su sus muebIes. lame al 1872
azul, Santurcs , sera atendido eff
eazmente. p
CE ALQUILA o Sc YENDE her.
mosa residential con todas sus CO.
modidades modernas. Sc venden un
juego comedor, POGO uso Y un auto
m6vil "Studebaker,. de cinco pasa-
jeros. Informardn Gale America
Salas 80, Stop 81 telefonos SOL
1643 Santurce. 4-14
CE VENDE precios sumamente
baratos un Caro- Ford cinco pa
sajeros, un Chevrolet Sport cinco
pasajeros, un Chevrolet Regular Gin
co pasajeros, un Hupmobile, cinco
pasaieros, un Dodge cinco pasaje-
ros, un Buick seis cilindros cinco
pasajeros, un Bnick seis ciIindros
siete pasajeros, un Essex cuatro
cilindros cinco pasajeros, un' Kissel
cinco pasajeros. Informardn: The
Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Nelson,
Distributor, Telefono 4, G, 8, Conner
clio st. No. IL, San Juan. P. r. p,
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HUEVOS PARA INCUBAR de las
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Palomas carneaux So. Par Todo
legftimo garantizado. Berta Poultry
Yards. Frente Iglesia, Playa Pom
ce. 4-22
N~rSNN~NsN4
sc ALQUHA. Amplia y c6noda
casa en- la Ayenida Ponce de
Leon all lado del Colegio Puertorri.
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VENTA AL BARRER. Sin
La DneCtNa. /.

Continuation do Ia L.. Dag. /.
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GAM UNA BUENA cOMIsIoN

vendiendo CINE afUNDIAL: ia
Reyista predileeta de las j0yenes.
Solicitamos agentes en- toda la isla.
Pida condiciones hoy misfno. Apar4
tado 1880, San Juan 4-16
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RUENA 0PORTUNIDAD Para

comprar barato en- Condado SO
frente a la escuela Luchetti una ne
vera White Frost, Tres camas de
metal Una sombrerera de caoba.
Lamparas ' titles de casa, por em-
barcar Ell dfa 10. Sc liquida haic
precio. 81 viene l,ronto puede seIee-
cionar 10 mejor. 4--I9
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NEGOc1o INNEJoIsAHf.E 81 -

NEGOCIO INAIlEJOkSABLE pOr
solo $1,000 Aproveche esta lni-
ca oportunidad para hacer dinero
pronto. Sc yende nm Cafe Restau-
rant situado en- el coraz6n de San
Juan. Aseguramos que ningin res
taurant de su categorfa hace igual
negocio. Pfdale informes a Natalie
Bayonet, Allen 80 de 1 a 8, p. NJ.
99
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a UTOMOvHES Y truks usados.
asegurados contra incendio y co
lisi6n, baratos y fiados a g meses
plazo. V6ame o escrfbame diciendo-
me 10 que desea. f. v. Muiiz, Cara
ge Mufiz. Box 952, Tel. "a. Ponce.
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KLTIK d. Una preparation ar
senical para Ell complete exter-
mimic de Las garrapatas. GarantIza-
do de producer un efecro efica2 =
rapido. pidA informes 'Los Mu-
chachos", Sues. de A. Eayoi y Co..
San Juan, n II.
soSs~sr>eA@.~~~4~S~- S<NsN~~sN.~>
sc VENDE un solar a 30 metros
dc la Gale del Park. situado
en- La Gale Lopez Landron que
mide IL m. dc frente por 25m. de
fondo.
InformarA telefono 1161 verde.
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ENFERNTEDADES DE La PIEL
FL Unguento HeiskelI J el ia
bon HeiskelI para barros, salpulli-
dos. pecas, caspa, etc. son muy re-
comendados. En- todas. las farma-
cias. 81