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Mrs. Richard DaughriIl, Of Demo
polls, Alabama, returned home after
a visit to friends and relatives in Mt.
Sterling and Winchester
Misses Pearl Embry, Mary Louise
Woods, Of Stanford and Miss Bush
Allen, Of Millersburg, were guests Of
Mrs. g. G. Anderson for the Fair.
Miss Martha Tharp had as her
guests for the dance last Thursday,
Miss Lucretia Little, Of Lexington,
and Miss Mary Kenney Weber, of
Paris.
Miss Anna Bell Hall, of Maysville,
and Miss Anna Louise White, of
Paris, we're guests of Miss Bernice
Moore for the dance last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. g. B. Swango, who has been
visiting her sister at Kansas City,
left that place last Friday for a visit
with her son J. M. Swango, at Mis-
sonta Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanly Raglan will
leave Sunday for Saratoga to attend
the races. Mr.. and Mrs. Raglan will
spend some time in the East before
returning home.
Mr.. William Hoover, of Nicholas
vile, was the guest of Mr.. Tom G.
Prewitt the past week. Mr.. Hoover
was a roommate of Mr.. Prewitt's
at college the last term.
Mr.. Richard III. Lane has returned
to his home at Rosenburgh, Texas,
after a pleasant visit to his mother,
Mrs. Susan Lane, and other relatives
in this and Bath county.
Miss Jenmol Gatewood will en-
terrain Wednesday afternoon with a
beautiful afternoon tea in honor of
her guest, Miss Virginia Thockmor-
ton, of Lexington, and also for
Misses Judy and Bascom, of Sharps-
burg and Miss FIancis Glass, of
Nicholasville, who are visiting Miss
Laura Hart.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Stops

Topping tobacco is now in prog
ress on a small scale.
Born, July %, to Eli Ginter and
wife, twins, boy and girl.
]. Smith Trimble, of Indianapolis,
Ind, is here visiting relatives.
H. E. Coons, of Fayette county,
was a visitor here last week.
S. +. Deal sold to DR.. w. B. Rob-
inson, weanling calf for $4,000
Marion Heaton has gone to Mem
phis, Tenn, to spend several weeks.
James 0. Spratt and wife returned
Wednesday from a visit at Lexing-
ton.
Newton Porter, of Fleming county,
came up last week to attend the
Fair.
Martin Hollearn, Of Middletown,
Ohio, came last week to visit rel
atives.
Mrs. T. L. Hartman and children
of Fayette county, were visitors here
last week.
Mrs. d. w. Gordon, of Pittsburg,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. c. Wren.
Threshing is about over here.
Wheat has been sold at $2.10 to
$2.15 per bushel.
Among the Montgomery county
Fair visitors, we noticed Robert S.
Smith, of Ashville, Ohio.
John T. Williamson came in last
week from Mutual, Okla, where he
had been for several weeks.
Mrs. W. X. Heaton and children,
of Memphis, Tenn, have been visit
ing the family OF M. h. Heaton.
Thos. Carr and family, of Clark
county, visited the family of T. 0.
Carr from Friday until Sunday.
Seems strange as the summer
wears on, the Huns are finding the
road to Paris growing longer and
travel rougher.
1t is said that the Kaiser is about
to start another "Peace Move.' There
will be no peace until the Kaiser is
in "pieces."
We presume that the people of
Kentucky are getting nervous" on
the eve of such cred hot Senatorial
campaign" y
Milton Clark and son and, William
Warders and son, of Ohio, have been
visiting relatives in Bath and Mont
gomery counties.
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SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING

Mrs. John Shoemaker was shock
ed by lightning and knocked from
her chair during the electrical
storm about noon last Friday. She
was sitting near the door at her
home when the lightning struck a
locust tree in a neighbours yard near
her hone. Outside Of the shock she
received no other injuries.
Miss Bertha Wills, of Lexington,
who is visiting Mrs. Shoemaker was
badly shocked.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-30
DELIGHTFUL DANCE

Mrs. Pierce VIM gave a delight
full dance at Ringo's Hall Monday
evening in honor of Miss Lucille Cat
lit, of Owingsville and Miss Sarah
VIM Lipscomb, of Nashville, Tenn.
There were about thirty couples
present and a most delightful time
had by all present. During the even
ing delicious refreshments were
served.
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BERLIN TO BE BOMBED

Air raids on a big scale on Berlin
and other German cities are not far
off, according to Major Gen. w. S.
Brancker, Controller General of
Equipment of the British Air Minis
try. In making this prediction Gen.
Brancker appealed to the United
States to speed up production and
urged allied ordination in. aerial
warfare. He advocated a kind of
war ministry for the United States.
w. S. s.
New Trunks at The Walsh Com
pany, Incorporated
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ARTILLERY SCHOOL TO BE
DOUBLED

Authorization of an increase in
the number of students in the field
artillery officers training school at
Camp Taylor from 10000 to 10000
has been announced through Major
A. II. Goodyear, adjutant of the
school. A large proportion Of the
it is expected, will be
drawn from civil life.
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ATTRACTIVE BOOTH

The Council of National Defense
had a most attractive booth at the
Floral Hall, and the ladies were for
tunate on Saturday in securing
Misses Goldnaemer and Sounenday,
of the Home Economic Department
of the University of Kentucky, to
give a demonstration in War cook
ing.
Quite a nice crowd heard these
talented ladies who were both pleas
ing and instructive. This is only a
beginning in this line of work and
we hope to have another demonstra-
ton soon.
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PERSONALS

Miss Mary Jungkind, Of Coving-
ton, is the guest Of Mrs. Sophia
Randall.
Miss Mamie Sledd, of Louisville,
visited friends and relatives here
the past week.
Mr.. Thos. M. Fesler, of George
town, attended the Fair here several
days the past week.
Miss Virginia Throckmorton, of
Lexington, is the attractive guest of
Miss Jenmol Gatewood.
Mr.. E. J. Foley, of Alabama, a
former restaurant proprietor of this
city, is here visiting friends.
Miss Louise Terrell, of Richmond,
was the guest of Miss Martha Cole
man for the dance last Thursday.
Mr.. Teddy Minihan, of Lexington,
a former resident Of this city, at
tended the Fair here the past week.
Miss Virginia Hays, of Lexington,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hanly Raglan
here the past week, and attended the
Fair.
Mr.. M. Victor Ratliff, who recent
ly enlisted in the U. S. Marines, has
been sent to Paris Island, S. c., for
training.
Misses Katherine and Florence
Ray Trimble, of Fayette county,
were guests of Mrs. Edward Toy for
the Fair.
Mrs. Maggie Gaitskill has return
ed from an osteopathic sanitorium
at Macon, NO., and is much improv-
ed in health.
Misses Sadie Major Wilson, of
Woodford county, and Callie Gay, of
Bourbon county, are guests of Miss
Emma Cooper.
Mrs. Minnie Collins and Master
Forrest and Clay Mcfarland, of To-
ledo, Ohio, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Ramey.
Mrs. Stockewll Samuels, of Lex
ington and Mrs. R. X. Weldon, of
Preston, visited Mrs. billiard Hazel
rigg the past week.
Mrs. Kenney DeHaven, Mrs. Rus
sell DeHaven and Mrs. John Tom
Perry, of Lexington, attended the
Fair here Saturday.
Master Nelson Gay and little
brother James Bigstaff have return
ed from visit TO Master wesley D.
Rogers at Louisville.
Mrs. G. d. Redmond and Miss
Mamye T. Redmond, of Washington,
d. c., are here on a visit to the fam
lily of L. M. Redmond.
Mrs. w. w. George, of Winchester,
was the guest of her sisters, the
Misses Welsch and Mrs. Edna Nc
Donald the past week.
Mrs. w. T. Colvin and Miss Min
ME Heilman have returned to their
home in Huntington, w. Va, after I
a visit to Mrs. II. p. Reid.
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W. S. s.
WITH ENGINEERING CORPS

Mr.. Howard Van Antwerp, Jr., has
accepted a position with the engi-
neering forces on the Midland Trail
in Rowan county. Mr.. Van Antwerp
is a graduate of Centre College and
is a competent young man.
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RELIGIOUS


President VIM. A. Garfield, of
Centre College, Danville, who has
been so popular with Mt. Sterling
audiences, will be the speaker at
the union service Sunday night, to be
held in the Presbyterian church at
8 o'clock. A corral invitation is ex-
tended to everybody. There will be
no morning service.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-30
SMALL BLAZE

The Fire Department was called
to the Rankin pool room on South
Maysville street Saturday evening.
Only slight damage was done and the
blaze was quickly extinguished.
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MiIIerSburg College

Delightfully."- located in the famous Bluegrass
Region" OfKentucky imposing new buildings
splendidly equipped may be the school you are
seeking for your daughter Write for catalOg
to President G. G.. Fisher, A. NJ, d. d.. Nillers-
burg. Kentucky (4-4O
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that on Aug
ust IL, 1918, at the Mt. Sterling
Postoffice, for males and females,
an open competitive examination will
be held for the positions Of clerk and
city carrier at the Mt. Sterling KY,
Postoffice.
Applicants must be between the
ages of Is and 45 years.
For application blanks and fur
Their information see Postmaster
Squire Turner or B. r. Boone, Sec
rotary Of the local board.
The original instructions were for
males only and it was so printed
in the Sentinel Democrat last week,
but the instructions have been
amended to include females also.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-30
FAIR DANCE

The annual Fair Dance at Trim
ble's Hall, on last Thursday night
was largely attended by local society
and many visitors were present to
enjoy the evening.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-30
LlGHTLESS NIGHTS

The use of light for illuminating
or displaying any show windows,
store windows or any signs in show
windows will be discontinued from
sunrise to sunset on Monday and
Tuesday and will be discontinued en-
tirefy on Monday and Tuesday
nights of each week.
You will please see that your
lights are off on the above named
nights, as this rule will positively be
enforced.
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BIRTHS

On Friday, July Goth. to the wife
of Mr.. Charles Mcdaniel, (nee Miss
Ruth Setters)-a daughter.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-30

Palm Beach Suits, at The Walsh
Company, Incorporated.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-30
L. G. HOWARD,

Federal Fuel Administrator, Mont
gomery County.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-30

Canteloupes and watermelons
every day at
VANARSDELL.
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The Advocate for Printing.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-16
Ma ARMIIE POLSKk.

Do naszej Administracyi nadesia-
no SIS zebranych ma chrzcinach U
D. J6zefa Gawryla. pnr. S54 Dayton
gr. W Kenosha, Wis, cd nastepu-
jacych obywateli. kt6rzy ziozyli Pc
dolarze kaldy: Antoni Maciejewski,
Jozef Gawryl, J6zef RWtkowski, ka-
zimierz Lewickh, Alex. Woldanski, ].
Hemis, j. szymczak, j. Koprowa,
Piotr Lawsicki, Plus Kazar, Zachary
Kochan, Michal Gardys, Bron. Da-
nielewicz. P!eniadze te wyslalismy
Go Polskiej Komisyi Wojskowej.
Ma chrzcinach u PIP. Wojnowskich
1851 y. Hoyne ave. W zeszla Me
dziele urzadzono "a ~inicyatywa p. Da
browskiego skladke ma Armie Pol
aka / zebrano naste9ujace ofiary: -
WI. spiegel So; B. Wojnowski 81;
Fr. Gryczan 81; NJ. Kubiak 81; 81
szawerla 81; ]. Modrzejewski 81
St, Ropacewicz 81; P. Dabrowski 81;
- razem SO. - Pieniadze te zio-
homo W naszej Administrator, ktora
je przesiala do komisyi wojskoWeJ'
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z JADXIGOWA.

- Towarzystwo sw. Michala Arch.
grupa 133 Stow. Polak6w W Ameryce,
odbedzie swoje m~lesieczne posiedzenie
dnia 1T-go kwietnia, 1918 r. b. W hall
zwyklych posiedzef. - Wiktor Bauza.
1851 Hervey III. sekr. prot.
KAZIMIERZOWA.
- Niniejszem donosze wszystkim
cziOnkom Polsk. Dem. Klubu 12tej war
dy il kwartalne p~osiedzenie Klubu Cd
bedzie sic W czwartek dnia IS kwiet-
MIA +. 1918 w hall posiedze6. Obyw. ia
ma Kurlanda, 2954 W. 25ty Pl. r6g S.
Sacramento vac. o godzinie 80 VIE
czorem. Kazdy czlOnek jest proszony
o przybycie na to posiedzenie. J6zef
A. Sujak, sekr.
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BEZPkATNE STANOWE
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QLLINOIS FREE EMPLOYMENT
OFFICES)
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ma do r>zdania tyStlce zatrudnien
wszelEiego roIzaju robotnikom 1 re-
m~ieslnikom, talk mezczyznom jak i ko
Metom. tax W Chicago iak / poza mia
stem. Obsiuga ~zupeinie bczpIatna TAX
ola pracodawc6w jak 1 ola poazukuja
cych prace. Niema zadnych zatarg6w
robotniczych " miejscnch, gdzie to
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POTRZEBA mezczyzn ma mieszka-
ME re stolowaniem lub bez, pok6j
z osobnem wejSciem. 2O1S Humboldt
boul., Sci dom Cd Armitage.
9~-12-16-19
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POTRZEBA do mycia okien do piracy
na pierwszym pietrze. Hapiata ma po-
czatek. 500, ~mehczyzna m0wiacy CO.
kolwiek pc angielsku ma pierwszen--
stwo. Igiosic sic do %janitora: Pok6j
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Rueh v TOWaTzyStWaGh.
ZE STANISLAWOWA.

- Oddzial Sw. Moniki mr.. % Ma
Clergy Polskiej odbedzie posiedzenie
dis wieczorem, o godz. 1880, W ha-
Ii mr.. Atty. Nszystkie czlonkinie pro-
szone So o przybycie, DO So wazne
sprawy do zalatwienia. - Anasta-
Eva Jaiowy, PREF; Fran. Bieschke,
sekr. prot.
Oddzial sw. Cecylii mr.. 80 NJ.
P. odbedzie posiedzenie dis wieczo-
rem, we wtorek, o godzinie Smej
wteczorem, W hall mr.. 3. ObecneSc
wszystkich poasdana, DO So wazne
do zafatwienia. - Konstan-
eva Czekala, PREF; Zofia Glabas'
sekr. prot.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam czaon
k6w Tow. sw. Jana X. mr.. 194 IL
m1esieczne posiedzenie odbedzie sic
W czwartek, dnia Is kwietnia, o go
dzinie 1880, W hall zwykfych posie-
dzen. Kazdy czlonek ooowiazkowo
powinien sic stawic. Spowiedz wlelka
nocna naznaczona jest ma 10 l 2Ogo
kwietnia, a W niedziele Fl kwietnia,
o godzinie $50 rano do wspolnej
Komunit Sw. - st. Adamkiewicz,
PREF; X. Demski. sekr. prot.
y
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skiej PREY parafii Najsw. Mary P.
Anielskisj odbedzie swe ~posiedzsnie
dis we wtorek dnia 1890 kwietnia,
O godzinie 1880 wieczorem. Zaprasza
my w~szystkie panic i panpy, take
te. kt6re jeszcze do Klubu tego ME
naleia i poczuwaja sic do obowiaz-
k u~sfutenia oiczyznie powinne sic
ma tenn posiedzeniu zaplsac. = Agn.
Gogolinska. PREF; Cecyia Siuda, se-
kretarka prot, 172O wlnnsbaso av.
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA niewiasty W srednim vie
ku do domowej robpty. Dobra zapiata.
2S01 W. Chicago ave-.
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BIURA Piracy. !
II. KREUTNER

POTRHEBA wiele die wczat do sta
racyi, klub0w z niedziela Tub bez. takze
kucharek 1-2, dziewczat do pantry.
Steam table, do zbierania statkow ze
st0I6w take do hotelow, fabryk, pral-
nj, kobiet ma krotkie Eodziny. Gwaran-
nrace. Take mezczyzn do re~stauracyi
DO pomocy w kuchni / porterow. Zg3o-
sic sic a.
non Mil WAUKEE AVE, 2gie pietro.
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POTRZEBA doswiadczonych kobiet /
dziewczat do przebierania nowycl
szmat, dcbra zapiata, staia praca.-
ZgiosiG sic pnr. 1888 No. Leavitt III.
IS
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POTRZE0A doswiadcZonych porte
row i do mycia okien ma sta1a prace.
Dobra zaplata. ZgolsiG sic Cd 8 do
1Otej rano do ofisu superintendent.
SINE pietro. The Hub - Henry c.
Lytton- and Sons, State and Jack
son boul. 1t
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POTRZEBA wykohczarzy PREY parlo-
rowych ramach. Stala praca, dobra
zaplata. - Zangerle and Peterson
Co., Pip Clybourn ave-. II
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CZTERO p%okojowe pomieszkania do
wynaiecla tanio, odnowione, 631 No
Racine, agent W balwierni.
5 -6-9-11-13-16-1S
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KIJPNOI SPRZEDAz.
BacnOsG ROdacy

Wy kt6rzy ME ~jestescie zdatnl
pod bron, do wykrzenia szwaba,
kupcie farme a bedziecie szczesli-
wi, WV wasza rodzina | dopomoze-
Gle przez to do powiekszenia zyw-
nosci.
Many duzy wybor farm do SPREE
Gania, fanny uprawne z budyn-
kami | nieuprawne grunta, W czy-
sto polskich koloniach, W Stanie
Wisconsin i Michigan. Sprzedaje-
nay ma latwe splaty roczne. Far
nv uprawne 2 budynkami, ME
kt6re 2 inwentarzem. Sprzedaje-
nv DO Genie wartoSci fanny, zas
ziemie dobra 'fatwa do oczyszcze-
MIA sprzedajemy pc Genie cd $lO
do S25 "a akier. Tylko $500 60
towki potrzeba wpiaty ma kon--
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opisy farm, a my wan Wysiemy
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iedzcie do nsszego gi6wnego OIL
81 g~runtowego ma adres:
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA dziewczat do pralnych
sukien i fartuch6w. Stala' praca, do
bra zaplata cd sZtuki Tub .tygodnlo-
wo, Acknowledgement lub niedoswiad-
czonych. Take do nauki. Place SIS
tygodniowo podczas nauki. 1901
Milwaukee ave-, 3cie pietro. II
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POTRzEMA op%eratorek ma Nasty
ME PREY pralnych sukniach. H. Hell
nal and. Co., 35S w. Madison ul..
naroznik Market ul. IS
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PRACA.

POTRHEBA robotnik6w ma cmenta-
rzu sw. Wojciecha. Gglosic sic do o.
fish. HAN
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POTRZEBA do mycla naczyn, dobra
sapiata. Godziny s do 6. De Yong Rest.
$50 Belmont ave. IL
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POTRZEBA wykOhczarzy PREY biaiych
emaliowanych rzeczach. i. r. Harsha
Mfg. Co., 2000 Carroll ave.
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UMBBLOWANE poxoje do wynaje-
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10
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POTRZEBA malych ~dziewczat do lex
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szkolne certyfikaty. Dobra zapfata.
Kr6tkie godziny. Automatic Corbure-
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FARMA P~OTRZEBNA.

Balwicrnie ~sprzedam polsko u
krathska okolica. 1873 w. Erie ul.
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pOTRZEBA do szycia rekaw6w do
sciegowania kant6w / ~kieszeniarek PREY
s~urdutach. David s. Goldstein and Co..
1719 w. Observation-Disclosures
1710 w. Division vi. obok g6rneJ ko-
lei.
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA dobrego chfopaka. Zgio-
sic sic do adm. Dxiennika Chicago
skiego. AAA
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ZGUBIONO ~branzoletke z Elgin .ze-
garkiem. litery l.. NJ. S. pomiedzy
Mlodziankowem i Stanisiawowem,-
Ia zwrot nagroda. 9G1 N. Mozart III.
J. Szymanski. 16
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Ma SPRZEDAH W pOlskiej okolicy, do
bra gr~osernia. Zgiosic sic w skiadzie.
Me potrzeba agent6w. 1923 W. 16-ta
utica. Is
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lrn,m u1ass aIe DO porade 90 ndwo-
fafa. przsfrzvi nste rolskich prawnl-
kov m Sznaltach DZIENNIRA CHI
CAGOGKTFQc-
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POTRzEBA malarzy n~ieunijnych. Zglo
sic sic 1893 n. Robey ul. Pc 6tej vie
cZorem. John Miklasz,
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MA SPRZEDAz balwiernia istnieja.
ca 6 lat, rent TAM. r'ow6d wyJasd .
Chicago. 1897 Augusta ul. Is
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MA SPRZEDAZ ~grosernia / sklad
rzeniczy, tanio. 1913 Temple ul. Is
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pOTRZEBA clippers" | ~robotnik6w.
Staia praca. Semi Steel Foundry Co.,
Grand and Lacrosse ave.
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SPRZEDAM jednc 2 najlepszych Sin.
gera maszyne 1911 Cortland I'll. ma do
le.
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POTRZEBA ciesli do kladzenia po-
dtog, must bye ~pierwszej klasy ro-
botnik. zglosic sic wieczorem. po-
1uiedzy Tina a 9ta. 217O Mhwau-
} co ave.
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pOTRZEBA 2 kGbiety do szorowa-
MIA / jednei counter dziewc1yny.-
Zgiosi6 sic King Joy Lo, 81 w. Ram
dolph ul.
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ORGANISTA zdolny ~poszukuje po--
sadly ara Adres: Organista, III
Grafton str, Syracuse, n. Y. 16
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pOTRZEBA zaraz dziewczyny l6to-
le.n,ei. 22OS n. western ave. 10
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W sobote, 2O-go kwietlia, urzadzo
ne staraniem T~owarzystwa OSwiaty
I'm. Henryka SienkiewiCza. na WOj-
ciechowie, odbedzie sic przedstawie-
ME W salt Pulaskiego, Hills SO.
Ashland ave. Caly doch6d z tego
przedstawienia przeznaczony jest no
korzysG Armii POlskiej we Francyt.
Jest to eel godny poparcia i liczymy,
re publicznoSc licznic sic stGwi. Po-
czatek przedstawienia o godzinie
7-mej wiecz0r.
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BALWIERNIA ia sprzeda4 dObre wy
robione miejsce. 1413 y. Ashland ave-
nue., taniO.
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! OTRZEBA dziewczyny hub kooiety
do domowej piracy, niema prania. =
Dt bra zaptata i dcbry dom dla ou-
&C ,iedniej. ZglosiS sic Mrs. M. 60
ZEN, 1895 DreXel Boul. L.
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ICTRzEPA doswiadczonej sprzeda"
waczki do Tracy W sktad1Ie piasL,
NV 4746 S Ashl1nd aTC. 10
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POTRZEBA robotnik6w do piracy W
skfadzie budulcu. Zgfosic sic do d.
M. Goodville Co., Yard Foreman
22ga / ul. Fisk ul. ~
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POTRZEBA mezczyzn ma mieszka-
ME porzadnych. - 1853 Cornell III.
IA 3ciem pietrZe cd tyfu.
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POTRZEBA recznych do fastrygowa-
MIA, kant6w 1 s~ztafirowania PREY sur
dutach. 1881 n. Ashland ave., 2 pie
tro, z tylu. II
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA wspolpracow-
nika W Redakcyi 0 zasadach
katoIickich i demokratycz-
nych. Aplikacye nadesla6
trzeba listownie pod litera
*" do Administracyi Dzien-
nika Chicagoskiego.
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POTRZEBA maszyniarex, operato--
rex PREY gorsetach, Joiners shippers
steel stitchers. Stala praca, mozna
zaroGiG SIS tygodniowo cd sztuki.-
Dobra zaplata podczas nauki. May
flower Manufacturing Co., Ate pie
tro, All So. Sangamon III. II
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POTRZEBA pokojowek dobra zapla-
ia staia praca / kobiet do szorowa-
MIA podiogi. ZgiosiG sic pnr. 1873 So.
Halsted Ill. zapytae sic o p. Schwartz
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