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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
GROCER FINED
WHEN He SELLS
SUGAR TOO HIGH


S. II. Harrison, Fourth street gro
GER, was before County Food Admin
istrator w. d. Cochran yesterday for
an investigation into charge made
against him that he was retailing SUI
gar at ten cents a pound which is one
cent higher than the retail price fixed
by the Food Administration.
The evidence in the case proved the
grocer guilty of overcharging one cent
a pound on sugar and Food Admins
traitor Cochran ordered him to pay
twenty-five dollars to the American
Red Cross as a fine for disregarding
the price schedule fixed by the gov
ernment. Mr.. Harrison promptly made
his check for twenty-five dollars pay
able to the Red Cross and he was
dismissed on the charge with instruc-
tions that he must adhere strictly to
all of the rules of the Food Admins
tration if he expected to escape fur
ther punishment.
This is the first case of this kind
ever to develop in Mason county and
it should serve as an object lesson to
all other dealers in food stuffs The
rules of the Food Administration must
be regarded in all dealings in food
stulfs and when they are disregarded
and the case is brought to the atten-
tion of the Food Administrator for the
| county it is his duty to make an in
yestigation and if the reports are sus-
tanned by the facts in the case he must
assess a fine.
In some communities the Food Ad-
ministrators have closed grocery
stores for days and weeks when the
owners have disobeyed some order of
the Food Administration.
Very few cases in Mason county
have been reported and this is the
first one established by the facts af-
ter investigation. Most of the dealers
in food stuffs have been very careful
to follow every rule and order laid
down by the Federal authorities and
no county in the state has a better
record than Mason county now has.
1t is to be hoped that this object les
son will be taken by all of the deal
ers and that in the future there will
be no further cases for investigation
in this county,
At last nights meeting, treated
elsewhere in this issue, the dealers
learned something more about th2
| handling and sale of sugar and it is
thought that in the future everything
in regard to the sale of sugar which
heretofore has been confusing to some
of the merchants, will be perfectly
clear.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
COMMISSIONERS BORROW LARGE
FUND FOR ROAD WORK

Besides allowing a large number of
claims against the county and receiv-
ing the monthly report of County
Health Officer j. S. Locke, the most
important business transacted by the
County Commissioners at their meet
ing yesterday was the authorizing
of the Turnpike Committee and the
County Judge to borrow the sum of
100000 for the turnpike fund. They
will pledge the turnpike levy of 1918
as security for the same.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
MAYSVILLE NEGROES PASS
THROUGH

A train of negro soldiers passed
through Maysville this morning early
and although there were only a few
people on the streets a number of the
folks recognized several Maysville
men in the squad. A train load of
white sailors also passed through
this morning and some dropped off
post cards to be mailed back home.
There were over 200 on the train and
the most of the men were from Mis-
souri,.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
MEN READY TO LEAVE NEXT
WEEK

The six men who leave here next
Monday for Camp Buell., Lexington
and the seventy-four men who leave
on Thursday for Fort Thomas are all
ready for their trips. The young men
have been quite busy this week get
ting all of their business in shape to
leave Maysville and they are practi-
cally finished all of this work now.
1t is more than likely that there will
be some sort of demonstration for this
large company of mean leaving next
week.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
TWO MEN ARE
PUT IN CLASS
ONE BY BOARD
Man who Tore Flag From Stan and
Another who Failed TO Properly
support Ills Family viii
Leave With Next Squad
of Soldiers.

Two men who had been given defer
red classification because of depend
ents were reclassiiled by the EXemp-
ton Board of this county yesterday
and both were placed in Glass a and
will be inducted into military service
at once and sent to Fort Thomas with
the squad of Mason county men on
next Thursday for immediate service
r. b. Chain had charges placed
against him several days ago when he
is said to have taken two small Amer
lean flags from the hands of an in
mate of the County lnfrmary while
she was walking east on Forest ave-
nue. and the staffs were torn from
them. Some one seeing the desecra-
ton of the flag reported the matter
contended that he meant nothing
disrespectful to the country and that
he was not entirely responsible for
his actions. No further charges were
placed against him but upon inVesti-
cation by the board he was placed in
Glass 1.
Ad Roland was the other man re-
moved from Glass to Glass L.
Charges of failure to provide for his
family had been filed against Roland
and upon investigation by the board
they were sustained and he was
placed in the earliest call and will
leave on next Thursday. This is the
first time the local board has used
the broad authority given it by the
government in keeping a close tab on
the registered men and they show by
their actions in these two cases that
all of the government requirements
of deferred men will be eXacted and
that they will see to it that men in
deferred classes support their fam
lilies properly and behave themselves
properly.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
THRESHERS WILL
keep A RECORD
OF their WORK
County Agent Boyd is Distributing
Booklets Among Threshers In
Which They Must Record the
Grain They ThreSh.

Several days ago County Agent
Boyd received the following commun-
ication from the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, signed by
Fred Mutchler, Director of Extension,
Chas. Brand Chief, Bureau of Markets
and Bradford Knapp Chief Officer of
Extension in South:
"Under authority of Section 2 Of
and Act of Congress Publc No. 4O,65
Congress) approved by the President
August 10, 1917, the Secretary of
Agriculture has authorized and in
structed the Chief of the Bureau of
Markets to obtain monthly reports
from threshers showing the amount
of wheat threshed by them and to OBJ
| tain reports for other cereals at the
close of the season. The plans for
conducting this work have been de-
| termined upon after conferences with
representatives of the Bureau of Crop
Estimates and the State Relation Ser
vice of this Department and with Of
| fcials of the Food Administration and
the Federal Trade Commission.
According to these plans each
thresher is to be supplied with a rec
ord book for keeping account of the
kinds and amounts of grain threshed
| for each farmer the acreage devoted
to each kind of grain and the charges
for threshing. 1t is important that
the returns should include all the
wheat threshed in each county Re-
turns must therefore be obtained not
only from those who engage in
threshng for hire but also from
| farmers who do their own threshing.
"While the record book assigns
space for recording the charge made
for threshing, this item is intended
primarily for the convenience of the
| thresher himself.
"The value of the threshers report
will depend to a large extent upon the
promptness and completeness of the
returns. The information obtained
from them is to be made Immediately
available to the Food Administration
and to other agencies of the govern
| ment."
Mr.. Boyd has been quite busy dur
| ing the last few days distributing
these "Thresher Booklets" and in
structing them regarding the desires
of the Government.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
BUTTER FAT

Our new plant is now fully equipped
to handle your business and will use
every effort to give you honest weight
and test.
Careful handling of your cream will
enable us to make butter the equal of
any now on the market.
Our Pasteurizing System is up-to-
date in every particular. Give us a
call.
TRAXEL.GLASC0CK DAIRY AND
ICE CREAM co.
Phone 325. l31 West Third Street,
NASHVILLE, KY.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
PEOPLE ATTEND AUGUSTA
CHAUTAUQUA

A number of Maysville people were
at Augusta yesterday to attend the
Bracken county Chautauqua. The fea-
ture of yesterdays program was Cap
tain Richmond p. Hobson, hero of the
Merrimac, who spoke on the subject,
America and the World War" Mr..
Hobson attracted a great audience
and his address was said to have been
very interesting and timely.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
NASHVILLE HERO is PICTURED

In the last issue of the Mid-Week
Pictorial there appears the picture of
Private James Bernard Kellum, the
first Maysville man to fall in battle in
the present war. The magazine con-
tanning the picture is displayed in
the East window of J. T. Kackley &
Co.'S store.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
BIG FEATURE PLEASES

The big feature picture, "The Pub
lie "Be Damned" which was shown at
the Pastime Theater yesterday greatly
pleased a large audience at all per-
formances. The picture was an eX-
pose of the food speculation and was
we'll worth seeing. The food profiteers
and the CRATER were shown up in
their real light.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
Sd KILLED IN II. II. WRECK

AS empty troop train runs into cir
Gus train. See this and Second Draft
Lottery in Pathe's News at the Pas
time today. Also Pearl White in "The
House of Hate" and Lonesome Luke
comedy and a Harold Lloyd comedy.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
BURIAL HERE TODAY

The remains of William Thomas,
former Maysville man, who died at
his home in Beauford, Ca, arrived
here last night and burial will be
made this morning In the Maysville
cemetery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
NOTICE X. OF c.

There will be call meeting of the
Knights of Columbus at their hall in
Market street this evening at 1880
o'clock. Business of Importance to be
transacted and all members are urged
to be present.
THOMAS HIGGINS, Secretary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League

New York, 4; Pittsburg, 5.
Philadelphia, 5; st. Louis, 2.
Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, Z.
Boston, 3-2; Chicago, 4-3.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12

Next Sunday is independence Day
for France. Though Rev., a. F. Stahl
has for Ills sermon theme, "The Story
of Old Glory" he will honor the day
by paying tribute to the French
Army
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12
American League

Cleveland, O.; Boston, 4.
Cleveland, /; New York, 0.
st, Louis, 5; Philadelphia, 8.
Detroit, s; Washington, 6.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12

Miss Agatha Richie left Thursday
morning for a visit of several weeks
with her mother. Mrs, A. C. Ritohle
OF Covlngton.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12

Chief of Police Harry A. Ort, is in
Cincinnati today on business.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-12

Probably showers Friday; .
Saturday Fair; Warmer. .
!. !. !. !. !. !. i. 4 !. i. !. j. :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-12
l|5to1|

soc dom<ci Sspce zvIiit. Sec
2 krajek satehu a krepdesfnu. vsech barev. ve-
lice ykusne. 4. patro
l2c talffe kw jon s.
bfleho porcu}Anu, Sc zlatou svyzdobou dobfe
Yam poslouzi zyast. jen Sc. !. ps1ro
Damsk< az sec kex. kabelky SEC
vek. 3 az 10 palcd. vhodn4 X nAkupu atd., We
lice praktcke trganlive. Pffsemf.
l0e pea1it - Ikply jen SC
1. Z nfss% a,a III, ps'ssps sr.T;
Skomr doDu. Balkon
.$l.96 ko4. stfevice par $1.59.
Juliets se syrsky pat knze. ohebne podesve,
gumove 3podpatk,. pohodlne 2. patro
&c my4le do pridelny 2 "a 25c
Swifts Pride, kusy pine velikosti netlepsf sveho
orun", peg dovazty. ~ T. patro
35c perk1l zvlait. yard Csc 4.
svetla puda oztobny pruhovany vhodny ma
Skoln odevy.. - sk,e...s
$50 nezdobenych kloboukG 77c
tyary hedv ssnet. cerne. sede hnede a navy.
Vas yyber 1en 20 TIC. 4..p.,ro
Csc zaclonovy swiss yard 15c
Yard siroky. pruhdyany / ozdobny, velice who'd
ma latka. stfihana ze stucek 4ys x r.tro
Chlap. mackinaw kabsty $7.35
Kabaty re zbytkovtch delek dobryrh latek. mex
ne tvary jen Ov tte velk az IL. = patro
4 a "a i go 15s.st.e s =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-12

bude, re 0 prfstich volbach d&
me hlasy sve jen takym kandi
datum, kteri mas presvedci, ze
Jsou plnymi Amerikany. bez ka
zd6ho "alev neb "nebo.". Dnes
musi kazdy zvoleny zastupce
mas bezpodominecne ,ppdporo4
vat naSeho presidents Wilsoaa
a re vsech sill pdsobiti k vitez
n6mu ukonceni valky, 4, kter&
po zniceni nemeckeho l1lilltari
smu ma nam jakoz iNseInS ma
.red1m sveta prinesti trvaly
NJ | r, N EOD NISL.O ST
a,SV O B OsDU! e 4.
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z, DEJEPISU PLETENf..

Az po sestnacte stoIsti, me-,
znal svet pletene pundychy,
-Teprve roku 1861, jaAy " d9ji-
mach zaznamenano, DANA AM
glickeho dvoru darovala, kra-t
lovn6 Athlete par 6srnych he'd
vabnych pletenych punSpch,
objednanych re Spane.ska, a "
kratke dobe pleteni punc0ch
stale Sc modou. Selka zavodila
Sc slechtou v move rucni praci.
Poblize Anglie. lezi shetland
ske ostrovy, a do dnes yelice o..
.bdfbe eifoos iies6 tax zvana siist,,
landska wilma (take nekdy ice
wool jnlenovanay. Tatp vlna, je';
velice tenkych vlaken, a zaznar.
msnano JEST, ze Z nj upletenX;
punooehy tax jemneho tkaniA
va, ze daily Sc protahnouti p1Y
stenem.A 80. q
y Prvy pletaci stroj sestavens
byl ". AnglH roku 15S9r.a kro<s
me- nekolika. mensieh zdokona
lenich, provedenych roku- 1856
pouzival Sc do roku 1882, totix
stroje' te same soustavy Sc pau-
flvaly. v tom Gasespak vAlba- ]
ny New. York, vynalezen ple-
taei stroj pohonovy a ma zakla.
de toho y Cohoes; New York;
postaNsna prva tovarna ma pie
tene zbozi. ~ 81
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zdrazeni 1925 procsnt, skopo-
We zdrazeno 1914 procert.

zdrazeni 1925 procent, skopo-
We zdrazeno O 1614proceiit.
Maslo stoji 40 korun zdraze-
nj s2100 procent! Husu pod 70
kofun nelze vdbsc koupit. / pi-
vo zdrazilo ovsen1 ne vstaken
pomeru. Zdfazilot sspouze" q
TAO procent, vino o 685.
,Ruku v rucef s potravinami
stoupaji ovssm iferheslfe a To-
varni vyrobky. Oblek dnes sto-
j 800 i vice korun, kosle po-
kud vdbec je k dostani pod 80
k0runaini Sc nekolpf. Boty "a
240 korun jsou pomern6 lacine,
damske kosile stojf 200 korun,
! kartouncvy satek venkoysk4-
'ho. deycete "a koruny. spulka
1lN s]ez 4stala 20 krejcar1 stOjl
''dtnes 50 korun. 5Nabytek podra
|Ail o 1900 4 procent, zidle jez
istavala petku stoii ,dnes SO ko-
run.
b. Adrazsni potrayih neni snad
!jen ddsledkem nedostatku, ale
take ddsledkem obrovskeho W
dani jez ma dnes Gssky ssdlak.
|Hnojiva umeIa stoupla o 600
!procent ma cenS:s Hospodafsks
.!strpje stoji dnes seci stroj 2O5O
korpn tdrive 400 korun), zaci
stroj ma travu,16O0 korun, dir
We $50 korun, Aaeisna obili, dri.
'xe...5ao nynis2BOQskorpns Dolby
TEX podrazil os5000. procent ci-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-12

du. NejobycejnejN potravina
brambory jcz staly kdysi Ct
korun stoji dnes 120 korun me-
tricky cent; RYE pred vaskoa
'prodavala Sc, "a 81 halefe XII
aosram dnes stoji kilogram
(trochu vile nez dive aniericks
|libry) 12d korun, zdrazenf Q
F1l,823 prdcenta! .s.@.
! coska, ine popularni. jidlo
Estaval6 14gl halerl, dnes 20 ko7
|run, zdrazena tedy o 1900 pro-
cent. : Musfme vsak, miti ma pa.
Em6ti, zs cena takto udana ne
.xafucuje nikomu, Aes bysza iytak
EDest tchaAe ceny j jen kilogram
ssktere b,lig z jmanovanych 20 ,
!tsevin dQstaL. Jsqu to kramskA!
TcAa3y, aleImaloktsry. obchod va
'has ma potraviny tohy ]; druhq
naj;prodAi. Is l,s.S.. f.s;.. Il !. t.:sss, In,
4skaj& to zNlASta $ nAaukout
je4spred4vasa pied valkeu- kid
,gHl vi '4S lIHlkfh dney stoii
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vYzENrE cECHOsL Lo,vAkY
MA SIBIR!
Pf&nf nsrneckych velko-
kapitalistI.
ceskoslowenska Tisk. Zancelar.

ceskoslovenska Tisk. Nancelar.
II Washington, D. G. - Po Ma
d'arsch Nemci posilaji mas ma
rcd - ma Sibif. Pfinesli .jsme
zpravu z, Magyar Hirlap, jenz
81 vrele pfal aby narod mas byl
vyvezen ma Sibir a ably tam mu
bylo. dovoleno- zalezit 81 svuj sa
idostath5 stat seskds1oy snsky.
Bratfska shoda nemecko-ma-
d'arska osvedcila Sc " tomto
pfipade. Rovnez dusevpi pribu
zenstvf Hunt z plant uhef-
slsych.ai Hunt z Poryynni. Nebot'
organ pruske plutokracie West
f&elishe Zeitung <daNa4 1e nlec-
,ke g Wade :.'skvelou" radu ably
lNyhnala yseckys cechoslOVaky
re strsdni Evropy a zhavilo Sc
tax techto zradcu ably usadi.o
jejich misto 5 -milljond Mem
CD.
" IA
Je to skoro masopustni 'vtip
nsbo sibenicni humof, als. doku
nisehtuje ~ toto pfani star.sti ja-
kt dnes Nemci $ narodeni ma
Sim mali.
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Ii krava ktera stala sto zlatych
stoji dnes 5000 zlatych!

q Ne d6o, snnn i 49,,
-, 80 f',.A'
Dlano.a g ooDyeh~ Je snadno
rekVlSic,Hmi VOjen-
skvm; . vladrfr6; rodr;l ! nl,Yo ;
i rozm6recb nri,nd r;s;vtch
vstrs ,oxst,,i;; 80 ]; ), !. J, Ii,
o,,;,. :, ,atr;sLso,, ;t.s .'' u
&, j I. Il Z. y1,, M Al' ! se
roklas ~ / ,,,;I,,, !, g. 'ss4.. 80
g. . ) enns nnn Z j. -, -, 80 ].
roca ,e14 y,,ssvs d ~ ~, ,saa ,asso !
ooo tusa fTf;h.,, u 80 1910 -: =
nrccant, ' 10y 90
! ssgse 3
!! I. ~ ~ - l..tstv s oylo ma Morave
pres ovo'vvo kusu aopyIka nez
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HRozNf cirkY.
Drahota Y cechach. - Dolly
tex vybijen na NlYrtvS. 4
5eskoslovsnska Tisk, Kanc elaf.

oeskoslovenska Tisk, Kapc elaf.
Washington, ., uzasna
drahota panuje dnss = cs,kyck
zemlch. Ceny neiautnejsich pp
travin dostupuji zayratne. .yySe
/. nlz Sc pred valkou nikomsl ne
mohlo zdat ami We snp, ,Podali
jsme casteji -obraz, hroznych pc
meru v nasich zenllch v cifrach
ty vsak jez podayame, .dnes
jsou nejnovejsiho. data a proto
tim hrozivejsi. ,.'
= - 5sf 8hi
q Mich mosno Isl sestayit ma
.:zcrny obraz utrnsnf teskeho III
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VYHRAT VALKU.

Nejdulezitejsi otazkou pred
kazdon voibou, tak u 'demokra
til, tax itepublikand, byla otaz
ka sestaveni platformy. Ia u
dava obycejne zfejme cile. stra
ny neb jednotliveho kandidata.
Obsahovaly po v6tsine provede
ni1raznych snah verejnych, ia
ko dlazdeni cest, postavenf rdz
nych vefejnych budov, vysouze-
nj mestskeho majetku z rukou
drah pod. A caste, ba velmi
caste Sc stavalo, ze to byla je-
dina priGina, pro kterou byl
kandidat zvolen.
Diva. roxy zpet nalezaro Sc v
platforme naseho presidenta
pr0hlaseni - uchraniti narod
mas pred vAlkou. "A nebyla to
jak znamo jeho vina;. ze ocitli
jsme sc v dnesnf valce. Meme
exc mas We sve blaznive pyse,
povstale prvnich uspechG ma
pocatku valky, primo do nj We
hna1o.. Jako jednotlivec, tax i
eely narod ma svou cest a Anne
rika nemohla ,nechat plvat po
sobe bez trestu. Dnes to asi Ber
lin mrzi, ze "A M E r / K A je
V beji - dnes vsak neni cas- k
premysleni a litovani = easy
dnesni jsou pouze dobou vel
kych C IN q
A toto snazeni Sc celeho ma
roda nemohlo zGstati bez vlivu
ma nase poiticke strany, respek
tive jich platformy. Dnes pro
nc cxistuje, pouze jedna, a. tou
jest v HR AT VALKU!
A prave tax jako vSude jim
de, tax j do reci kampanich vne
sla valka novy sm6r. Dnes ne
bude zvolen ten, kdo slihuje
vOlicstvu svemu rdzne vyhody
pro denni ziyot. Pouze ten do
jde sluchu volicstva, kdo doka
ze, re jest dobrym a prayyp,
VI A S TEN CEN! s1s,,
DneSni vazna doba vyzadu-
je toho, ably vsichni nasi yerej
nj zastupci vyznacovali Sc tou
pravou laskou k vlasti. Ones
nezadouci jsou polovicati kon-
gresnici senatori, kteri jsou
pouze ma obtiz Wade. Zakono
darne sbory nase must Sc W.
znacovati a byti prikladnymi
svym vlastenectvim.
V dnesnf valce musi si Anne
rika vydobyti jmeno zachran-
ce civilisaee a humanity. Dnes'
neni pouze ma vazkach cest A
meriky, ale byti a nebyti mno
hych narodd. Nesmime zapomi
natl ma prav6 opet Sc vkriseji-
-cf Rusko, ma .trpic4 narod, mas,
ma ehro1nne obeti Francie a e.
nergii Angle. A pax - tam ma
piAnich Francie stoji nase plu
kyNa vojak bez lplneho zaopa
tfcnf jest jen poloyicni vojin.
Sflu svou. nebere z poctu, ale z
nalady q nadseni sye vlasti.
To jsou veci, ktere mas mutt
X pselnysleni. A nasledek toho
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I0c plyn6yt msntlfky 8 = 10c /
"star" modey piynove mantlfky.l dedAvajfcf ,ias-s
ny pamen. zvlAst 8 "a 20. --yr s. :. patror
,l5c krajkovs kraje ! prouxky 7c yard
Tmave fifet krajky. krA1e prouzky ku oxdo- y
.fs be HvltkM satn satd@ a4gS palcove, 2. patro
Soc n4dSby M vSdy u kuG !, y
Dzbery ma vodu 4 galvaniz. zelexa dobrd jakc- /.
I sti 12 kvartove. ~ tSes iyskleIeniS
39c zivatky ~ 5nxFova<ky an. ktas III.
longclothu plneho buzoveho vsstfihu. zd6be-s
Il ne krajkou vysfvkou. Trvanlive. = 4. patfo
'29c Sotys ma saty 221ac yard -
Hlad4s sotys .vhodns ma -detske skolnf sateeky.
VA YardszA 22Ac.. ssAs}ss X. ~ =. sklepenf
Na;e 4sc zira latka "a &c yard. ~ - =.
: Tmavych svetlsch barev vhodhe ma sdfaperie
= q xaclony, -,, !. x :. - e.-. ,.s ,,I s. patrO
chlapecks - = $3.50 obleky $2.99
Corduroy juvenilnf obleky. modre hnede, sede
zelen6; mali pfilehajfcf lfmce a mansety. 2. pat.
800 d9tskyck klobou6kd po 79e
(. Detske 'dfvcf ozdobene sleolnl kloboucky, rug
n nych worn bareys CeoheSfvabny samet 4. pat.
Muzsks 19c bavln. ponozky 13c par
y Muzske ponozky rbarevne neb 6erne nejlepsf ia 4
= kost. Jen parry jednomu. Pffsemi
59c prosivane podhlavniee Al kus.
45xss palcove nejepsf zbozf v trhu. Jen jed
nomu zakaznfku .t---- .-~.> pss.er.s
80. 4 @. - =
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$1.7s pApfna6s zkclon $l.24
z, dobfe vysuseneho idteva, ma kazdou velikosts
zaclons veiice prakticke s. patro
S1.OO ehiapec., ,knickers 40c
Kalhoty jennie vlnene kazmfrpve sniseniny.
kansani. s4e g. . z. patrO
81 koberes'z pr6rijni trivy kus 60c
27xS4, hneds. Felene modyt odstfny, vesrnes
kfAsngmi 4okfa3i - Detre
$t,As zpaabk. rsst4L prs t1radla $lsSs !
. + slxso, prostesadia rtvanliv9 hodtoty. rnsovy-i
mi kraft. Jen kupci. Pfisemi
MuzskS 35c 3ls, pir jen 2ec
Policejnf. tez pffze velicei pruzne prakticke
! tryanlive. r sE# Pffxemi
IL pal. pStrosi psra $1.OO . /.
.Cerna bfla, prave vhodna ma ozdob. podzimnich
ltloboukd.f vsborne hodnoty. 4. patro
$3.50 bavln. deky $3.S5
Pekne plaidy ma velke postele. teple pohodlme
jen tuto hodinu $S.s5 SkIepeni
CSC kamizoly zvlist. jens45c i
= krepdesfnu chrAnidla snetoyacek. s krajkovou
vrsiykovou oxdobou. < II ~. IS A. patro
$1.50 prkna ma xehleni $1.19
vhodne pro domAcnost. 5 stopove, dobre praco-
vane ma zehenf prAdla oblekn. 2. patro
$3.50 sat<novk stfevfce par Csc
vscch modnfch barev s pompony do spolecnosti
fpro domov. 1en zbyle velk 2. patro
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la hnedeho neb skla pantoye kbrkovou
H zatkou Zviast. 59c. dkIepenf
H Detske 1Oc 15c kozene pasy SC
lH pat. kuze. 9 niklovou pfeskou. yhodnd X det
lE skgm. obfekhm Pffsemf
> H 49c Skolni brasny kus 35c
IH khaki drilu, nepromokave .ramennIni re-
III minky kapsy kozesin obsitfm. lBalkom
Ks 25c leitidIo ma boty, zvL 17c II
Chain lightning sbostonsky krem Ro4t White.
: @ White Wing, atd. jen 2 kupci. 2. patro
$1.8O galv. vanicky $i.z0
la velmiS trvanliye nadoby gavaniz. dexa vel
& kych ,rozmern a velce praktcke. =. patro
I E $3.48 al $3.98 domaci obleky $ll98
E' Billie Burke model, sotyse jen zbs velkosti
H pohodns a prakticke. gi 4. patro
35c bilent shaker flanel yard 28t
H Mekka sssava latka velice vhodna ha detske
ia prAdlo odevy. sklepenf
8 H 20c z&clonovy scrim yard 15c
H 40 pal. sir jen beige barvy. vyb jakos sttiha-
H ny primo re stucek 3. patro
H Chlapec 75c blizy, kus 53c
IN ze strafkovaneho perkalu stAlobareyne, who'd
N ne skolu jen so tuctn. velk. az T. pat
H 200 namofnickych kl6bosikI po 7Sc 4
E Sc stuhou hedv. sametu. jen cerne tere tez
H piyse. Jen 7Sc
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