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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

tAASh iAO e%ohSO
81 wrote one. left it pinned to
the table cloth in the diningroorn.
said I'd gone to Paris to get work and
as soon as I'd got a place, Id send
and get her."
Slug said little more until they
were nearly down to the Marshall
pond bottoms.
4 think you could get job in the
Telegraph office" said he. 81 was
looking over last nights paper to see
who'd advertised to get work for the
'hop-Dad's shop-and | remember
hat Sam Hold and his partner want
ed couple of girls to learn type
setting. Think you would like type
5etting?"
"I'd like anything" the girl said
desperately, chat would save me
from going back. You're very kind
Helping the ladies is my special
W" Slug declared Then, sensing that
his rejoinder had fallen exceedincl--
flat, he struck the. little mare sharp
ly with the reins and they rumhled
through the covered bridge by Pat
terson's sawmill.
"Her names Monday Washin',"
said Slug offbandedlv. He meant
he marc. But little Marv Wood
vas thinking about something else
than the name applied to the horse.
Tomorrow Night-Mary Wood Ac-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

High class salesman own
ing car. One who is not afraid to
work six days a week, rain or shine,
in exchange for liberal pay. Doan
Oil Co., Cleveland, O.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

FOR SALE-16 inch dry hard wood.
J. T. Racicot. 10000
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24
TO RENT

TO RENT-Upper tenement at 23
Cliff street. Five rooms and bath.
SIG until repaired. Address F. B.
Nelson. Wheelock.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24
Overcoming Obstacles.

Sir George Reds golden rule f0s the
attainment of old age: II have aimed
at health and happiness, and when con-
fronted by formidable obstacle have
first tried TO knock it over: falling this.
to get around it; if not, then under it
and If all these maneuvers failed have
been content to lie down in IFS CRATE
full shade, lauding it as a beautiful
blessing in disguise"
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

WANTED-Boy to work on farm
Steady job, no milking. Tel St.
Johnsbury, 1915. H. G. Blodgett
POI t f
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24
FOR SALE

If IN NEED of anything for the
cemetery this spring, write or phone
534-M. j. E. Walker. If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

WANTED-Some household furni-
ture. Apply W., this Office. 200 If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24
FOR SALE


A Involvement House,
Barn, and Automobile room.
All modern improvements
in both tcnements, with a
lot of land. On the Plain.
FOR SALE-Six acres of
nice meadow land. Brick
house and BAN, within a
mile of st. Johla5bury Post
Office.
Chas. E. Kirk, St. Johnsbury
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

FOR SALE-A safe, by feet at
bargain. Mclean Music Store.
1877 t f
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

FOR SALE-wood of all lengths. T.
H. Lyster.' ITO t f
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

Tomorrow Night-Mary Wood Ac-
cepts position in a grimy news
paper office at which the town is
appropriately Mortified.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24
ssThe Greater Glory wiI; I 6sals, Policy

Alo~ Novel Editor The c1ean about folks like tdnbube
mswodo eHokHg oyoo
auhe owl p
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

FOR SALE-A delivery horse
weighing 900 lbs, also express
sleighs, wagons and robes. For in
formation call at Arthur Smiths
Grocery store. 1877 tt
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24
WANTED

WANTED housekeeper in family
Of one on small farm near East ST.
Johnsbury. w. M. Miner 1876 f
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

WANTED-Woman for general
housework. Prefer one to go home
nights. Telephone 489-M. 1915 t f
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24

WANTED-Boy to work on farm
at once. Telephone 1915, Harold
BIodgett. 100 If
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-16
" z r..'

Jan Vanek, 4379 Martin Ave. -. 100
AIois Kucera, 4379 Martin Ave. -. 200
Frank Domin, 4373 Martin Ave. -. 100
Robert Joukl, 4371 Martin Ave. -. 1.5O
Josef Raz 4371 Martin Ave. IT,. 1000
Knlzka Gh. 4341.
Jan Zavesky, 4346 Martin Ave. -. $500
Josef Miller, 4334 Martin Ave. 49,. 200
Anton Rezabe, 1880 Martin Ave. ;. 800
Josef Valenta, 4319 Martin Ave. -. 200
Jan Jelinek, 4333 Martin Ave. -. 200
Josef Tuna, 4333 Martin Ave. 49,. 500
sbsratelky pi. B. Divoky pi. Mikes.
Knizka cis. 1888.
Petr Divoky, 4481 Douse Ave. 49,. $500
Ian Mikes. 4441 Douse Ave. 500
James Kutis, 4487 Douse Ave. ..... LOO
Fred. Bartos, 4493 Douse Ave. 80. LOO
Gustav Chlad, 45O9 Douse Ave. -. LOO
Jan Cerny, 45O9 Douse Ave. ..... 100
Mike Marko, 4512 Douse Ave. 49,. LOO
Otto Zeman, 4489 Douse Ave. ..... LOO
Mike Masa, 4488 Douse Ave. .... 100
Anton Cermak, 4488 Douse Ave. ;. 200
Frank Babka, 4486 Douse Ave. -. 100
Josef Dluhopolcek, 4486 Douse Ave. LOO
Vladimir Cizkovsky, 448O Douse Av. $500
Josef Kotrba, 4480 Douse Ave. 80. LOO
Marie Jonak. 4468 Douse Ave. 100
s Gulasky. 4464 Douse Ave. 100
Martin Kula. 4A6O Douse Ave. 49,. 500
R. Jelinek, 4458 Douse Ave. ...... 200
Josef Koudela, 4448 Douse Ave- 1000
James Sterka, 4444 Douse Ave. -. 100
Ben Stankovsky, 4444 Douse Ave. LOO
Charles Olnick, 4424 Douse Ave. =. LOO
Josefa Simecek, 446O Douse Ave. 100
Ian Kuchar. 4479 Douse Ave. 200
Josef Janovsky, 4477 Douse Ave. 200
Knizka cis. 1434.
Anna Riha, 4473 Douse Ave. ..... $500
Anton Koudelka, 4473 Douse Ave. LOO
Fred Doskocil 4457 Douse Ave. 200
William Under, 4445 Douse Ave. 100
Fred Klaus, 4433 Douse Ave. ..... LOO
Anton Mack, 4465 Douse Ave. 80. LOO
Josef Srsen, 4433 Douse Ave. ..... 500
Alois Semansky, 4425 Douse Ave. LOO
Louis Zelina, 4464 Douse Ave. 49,. 500
LukaS Latska, 444O Douse Ave. -. LOO
Frank Mario, 1929 Douse Ave. 80. 200
Frank Smrt. 1929 Douse Ave. 100
Charles Richter, 4423 Douse Ave. 100
John Chavat, 4417 Douse Ave. 49,. 100
Vaclav LechnyT, 4O23 Broadway :. $500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-16
Knixka Gis. 1435.

Nnlzk0 CHS. 1900.
F. Vlk, 45O1 Rosevlle Ave. ...... $1.O0
Marie Rezac, 45O1 Roseville Ave. 100
Frank Noak, 45O9 Roseville Ave. 100
Tomas Pokorny 4497 Rosevile Ave. 100
Frank Schanilec, 4069 Ollie Ave. :. 100
Anton Jicha, 4071 Ollie Ave. ...... 500
Frank Rentz, 4O58 Ollie Ave. 49,. 100
Jan Pechousek, 4O12 Gibbs Ave. -. 800
Jan Roch, 4O18 Gibbs Ave. ....... 100
Marie Herout, 1920 Gibbs Ave. -. 200
Jan Doubek, 1921 Gibbs Ave. 49,. 100
Frank Pansky, 4O15 Gibbs Ave. -. 100
Vaclav Kres, Gibbs Ave. ....... LOO
Marie Horn, Ollie Ave. .......... LOO
Frank Houska, 4207 Ollie Ave. -. 100
Mike Fiala, 42O5 Ollie Ave. ... LOO
Frank Black, 42O1 Ollie Ave. 49,. 200
Frank Vanek, 4129 Ollie Ave. -. 100
Josef Kalal, 4129 Ollie Ave. -. LOO
Josef Malice, 4119 Ollie Ave. ..... 800
Ladislav Uhlir, 4119 Ollie Ave. -. 100
Emil Violin, Ollie Ave. ...... LOO
anna Rezabek, 4117 Ollie Ave- :. LOO
William Sansky, Ollie Ave. ...... LOO
Frank Panousek, Ollie Ave. ...... 100
Knizka els. 1441.
Josef Black, 41O6 Warren Ave. :. $1.OO
Ed. Petr, 4106 Warren Ave. 80. 100
Alois Hobzek, 1920 Warren Ave. -. $50
Emil Hilfer, 4016 Warren Ave. 80. LOO
J. Jilek, 4O11 Warren Ave. ..... 100
Frank Horsky, 4010 Warren Ave. 200
G.. Hochmuth, 4O1O Warren Ave. :. 100
Marie Sacha, 4OO6 Warren Ave. -. 100
Frank Student, 4112 Warren Ave. 100
j. Unger, 4118 Warren Ave. .. 200
j. Kopejtka, 4120 Warren Ave. -. LOO
VIM. Malinsky, 421O Warren Ave. 500
F. Jirak, 4216 Warren Ave. ..... 100
Anna Mikolasek, 4216 Warren Ave. LOO
j. Vizner, 4318 Warren Ave- ...... 200
J. Neuman, 4318 Warren Ave. -. 100
Frank Klima, 43O6 Warren Ave. F.. 100
Anna Klicman, 4316 Warren Ave. 100
Vacav Hrabak, 1910 Warren Ave. LOO
Vacav Maly, 4122 Warren Ave. LOO
A. Stipek 1904 Warren Ave. 80. 100
J. Kves, 1920 Warren Ave. ..... 200
Josef Beranek, 4116 Warren Ave. 100
j. Vrnak, 3714 Warren Ave. 80. 200
knizka els. 3546.
M. Stozicky, 42O7 Broadway 49,. $1.0O
F. Matejka, 4141 Broadway ...... 100
e. Hess, 3716 Broadway .......... 100
M. Taitl, 1908 Broadway ........ 200
Karel Sedlon, 1905 Broadway 80. 100
Frank Broz, 1927 Broadway ..... 1000
M. Bukac, 4147 Broadway ....... 500
Frank Svoboda, 41O1 Broadway -. 100
Jim Opava, 4O35 Broadway ...... 200
Anton Specian, 3718 Broadway -. 500
Sberatelky 81. Havlic a pi Mikes.
Knizka els. 1448.
Jan Havlic, 1880 Martin Ave. -. $500
Josef Hlavacek, 440O Martin Ave. :. LOO
PAM Anna Hava 44O4 Martin Ave. 200
Jak. Boreny, 4412 Martin Ave: -. 200
Josef Soucek, 44O5 Martin Ave. -. LOO
Anton Kolin, 4415 Martin Ave. -. 200
Frank Dusek, 4404 Martin Ave. -. 100
Marie Lazio, 4499 Martin Ave. 80. 100
Ludvk Hermika 1890 Martin Ave. LOO
Anton Jelinek, 1890 Martin Ave. 100
Frank Zvolanek, 4379 Martin Ave. 200
Jan Hysek, 1886 Martin Ave. -. 100
Jan Srp, 1896 Martin Ave. ....... 100
Josef Stahlavsky, 1886 Martin Ave. 500
Josef Effinper 43766 Martin Ave LOO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-16

Pi. Barb Buchtel, 1906 Lester Ave. 200
Tomas Calta, 47O1 Lester Ave. -. 500
Josef Hrabak, 4614 Lester Ave. -. LOO
Josef Novotny, 4720 Lester Ave. -. 1000
Jan Rdzicka, 4709 Lester Ave. -. 1000
Marie Violin, 47O5 Lester Ave. . 100
Jan Kucera 4615 Lester Ave. .. 200
Karel Rokdsek, 1909 Lester Ave. ;. 100
Anna Hesler, 46O1 Lester Ave. 80. 100
James Ziska, 1919 Lester Ave. -. LOO
Andy Suskala, 4511 Lester Ave. =. LOO
Mike Kleban, 4511 Lester Ave. 80. 100
knizka els. 1923.
Eva Vojtovich, 4511 Lester Ave. $1.OO
Josefa Cermak, 4507 Lester Ave. LOO
Jan Kocmit, 1850 Avery Ave. -. 100
Karel Marx, 1855 Avery Ave. 80. 100
Frank Kolar, 4414 Lester Ave. 49,. 100
Josef Kaderavek, 4418 Lester Ave. 100
Steve Supanic, 4411 Lester Ave. LOO
Julie Vopata, 1905 Lester Ave. 49,. O.5O
Leopold Mach, 4617 Lester Ave. ;. 500
Stanislav Kamenik, 4617 Lester Ave. 500
John Friezek, 400 Lester Ave. -. 800
Vaclav Poss, Att Lester Ave. 49,. 100
Josef Lehecka. AIT Lester Ave. -. 200
William Blaha, 4507 Lester Ave. 100
Barb. Jetonicka, 5037 Pershing Ave. 800
Anna Drabek, 5O37 Pershing Ave. 500
Sberatelka pi. M. Spiel.
knizka els. 1914.
Marie Minar Gar Ave. ........ S1.00
J. Smrcina, 1922 Gear Ave. ...... LOO
F. Hlavacek, 461 Car Ave. .... 500
j. Vala, 4614 Gar Ave. .... LOO
V. Cmolik, 4614 Car Ave. ... LOO
V. Bolek, 4614 Gar Ave. .... 100
c. Miller, 4610 Gar Ave. .. LOO
}. Vlna, 1900 Gar Ave. ..... 200
j. Souhrada, 1924 Car Ave- 100
M. Kenney, Gar Ave. .. LOO
Mr. Zika, 45O6 Car Ave. ..... LOO
j. Sudik, 45O9 Gar Ave. ..... 100
Anton Mlady, 1901 Gar Ave. 1000
Jakub Chmel1k, 1905 Gar Ave- 500
M. F. Broz, 4609 Gar Ave- 500
Mr. Zamecnik, 4611 Cza Ave. 49,. 200
Frank Spiel, 1923 E. 40. St. 200
Sbsratelka pi. A. Sindelarova.
knizka els. S73.
+. Sindelar, 4613 Jewett Ave. $500
O. Sindelar, 4811 Jewett Ave- 200
Ruth Sass, 4616 Jewett Ave- LOO
V. Jirousek, 4510 Jewett Ave. -. 500
Camille Sindelar, 4613 Jewett Ave. 500
T. Charvat, 4515 Jewett Ave. 100
Pani M. Charvat, 4515 Jewett Ave. 100
j. Brichacek, 45O6 Jewett Ave- :. 200
Krej jcovska dina j. M. Bartunka,
Jewett Ave. .................. 1925
Anna Kubes, Jewett Ave. .... LOO
Ed. Gray 449O Jewett Ave. ..... 100
PAM M. kroupa, 4490 Jewett Ave. LOO
Pani Spraggins, 4614 Jewett Ave. :. 100
Samuel Hickman, 1921 Jewett Ave. LOO
PAM M. Robinson, 4517 Jewett Ave. LOO
Mr. w. Robinson 4517 Jewett Ave. 100
PAM j. Robinson, 4516 Jewett Ave. 100
Lewis Marek, 4541 Broadway 100
VIM. Mlakar, 1885 Broadway 200
j. Uebelacker, 1881 Broadway =. LOO
Karel Charvat, 1909 Lester Ave. 200
Lewis Michal, 1892 Dolloff Rd. LOO
M. Sanda, 1925 w. 68th st. .. 500
Miss S. Sanda, 1851 w. 95th st. 200
Pani P. Janousek, 1851 w. 95th St. 100
knizka els. 4448.
Karel Famera, 8095 Otakar Ave. $500
Van Metlicka, ALL Jewett Ave. +. LOO
JOS. Cernohorsky, 1901 Jewett Ave. 500
Sberatelka pi. M. Kozak.
knizka els. 881.
Frank J. Kozak, 1922 Jewett Ave. $500
M. Jerman,- 4612 Jewett Ave. 800
Anna Kubes, 1904 Jewett Ave. LOO
Bedrich Pecka, 1904 Jewett Ave- 100
Fr. Jelinek, 4514 Jewett Ave. 80. 200
G. Jelinek, 4514 Jewett Ave. ...... LOO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-16

Teresie Motl, 1887 Z. Clark Ave. $1.OO
Ruzena Karlovec, 1926 E. Clar Ave. LOO
Frank Vanek, 1924 E. Clark Ave. ;. 100
Mike Turs. 1926 E. 43. Place ... 200
josef Smoa, 1904 E. Clark Ave. -. loo
Frank Ondrak, 43O4 Pershing Ave. LOO
PAM M. Tfeska, 43l0 Pershing Ave. LOO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-16

Frank j. Kozak 1922 Jewett Ave. $500
M. Jerman, 4612 Jewett Ave. -. 800
Anna Kubes, 1904 Jewett Ave. -. LOO
Bedrich Pecka, 1904 Jewett Ave. ;. LOO
Fr Jelinek, 4514 Jewett Ave. 49,. 200
G. Jelinek 4514 Jewett Ave. ...... LOO
+. Srnka, 44SO Jewett Ave- ... LOO
O. Janecek, 4479 Jewett Ave. .. LOO
PAM Schoy, 4479 Jewett Ave. ... 100
Josef Faume, 4617 Jewett Ave. =. 200
Fr Kadlec, 1923 Jewett Ave- .... 800
V. Honsa, 1923 Jewett Ave. .. LOO
FIR. Broz, 472O Jewett Ave. ... 200
j. Kubes, 400 Jewett Ave. ~ LOO
Pan Novotny 4615 Jewett Ave. -. LOO
Josef Kubrna, 4701 Jewett Ave. LOO
Charles Bartunek, 4705 Jewett Ave. LOO
Jaro Dvorak, 4808 Jewett Ave- =. 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-16
Sberatelky 81. kusa a Anna Drabek
knizka els. 1927.

Josef Kusa, 4423 Lester Ave. .. $1.0O
Jan Grbavcik, 44l5 Lester Ave. . LOO
Josef Grbavcik, 4415 Lester Ave. LOO
Frank Vresk, 4417 Lester Ave. LOO
Josef Koubek st., 44O7 Lester Ave- LOO
Josef Koubek ml., 44O7 Lester Ave. LOO
Ruzena Hantak, 1906 Lester Ave. LOO
Josef Elias, 451O Lester Ave- LOO
James Rybak, 4514 Lester Ave. -. 200
Frank j. Kolar, 4518 Lester Ave- LOO
Anna Stadnik, 1922 Lester Ave 49, LOO
Jan Novotny, 1900 Lester Av. 500
Anton Hajek, $500 Lester Ave. :. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-16
Sberatelky pi. M. Kozak pi r. Novotny.
Knizka els. 1887.

Jan Smola, 4517 Champa Ave. -. $1.5O
Anna Jarus. 45O5 Chanipa Ave =. LOO
M. A. Orinsky, 45O6 Champa Ave. 100
Josef Vana. 451O Champa Ave. LOO
Josef Prosek, 4510 Champa Ave. 200
Petr Karbulka 4512 Champa Ave. 200
Frank Kalal, 4516 Champa Ave. :. LOO
Vaclav Dusek, 1924 Champa Ave. LOO
Edward Burant, 4530 Champa Ave. 100
Vaclav Nosek, 4615 Finn Ave. go. 500
Frank Bartos, 4616 Finn Ave. ..... 800
Josef BartoS, 1907 Finn Ave. .... LOO
Kristof Brada 1929 Finn Ave. 80. 500
George Jansky, 1929 Finn Ave. -. LOO
Bozena Schlesinger, Finn Ave. 49,. 200
Frank Prosek, 1923 Finn Ave. -. LOO
Jan Masek, 4515 Finn Ave. ....... 100
PAM H. L. Thomas, 4515 Finn Ave. LOO
Karolina Cermak, 4511 Finn Ave. LOO
j. F. Charvat, 45O8 Finn Ave. 1000
Frank Mach, 1914 Finn Ave. 49,. 200
Josefa Mares 1914 Finn Ave. -. 200
Josef Kozak, 46O8 Finn Ave. .... 800
Alois josef 4519 Finn Ave. ....... 800
Josef Sup, 1922 Finn Ave. .... 800
knizka els. 3548.
Albert Fisher, SOLO Finn Ave. $1.OO
Jan Manak, SOIL Finn Ave. ..... 500
August Stechlik, 5O3l Finn Ave. 49,. 100
FrantiSek Balm, 50I4 Finn Ave. -. LOO
Frank Volny, 5005 Finn Ave. -. LOO
James Kutis, 1914 Finn Ave. ..... LOO
Josefa Pekarek, 1900 Finn Ave. =. 200
Stanley Spirakus, 4618 Finn Ave. . 200
Jakub Veverka, 1904 Finn Ave. 80. LOO
Anna Nober, 5000 Finn Ave. . 100
Marie Hladovsky, 5O31 Finn Ave. LOO
FLIP Vopalecky, 1921 Champa Ave. 800
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-16


LukaS Jan, 5201 Dolloff Rd S1.OO
A. Beznoska, 52O1 Dolloff Rd . 200
Jan J. Becka, 1924 Dolloff Rd. LOO
Frank Vitovec 1928 Dolloff Rd. LOO
Marie Hermanek, 1892 Dolloff Rd. 200
j. Runa, 5233 Dolloff Rd. LOO
Tomas Hauser, 5237 Dolloff Rd. =. LOO
Josef Migasek, 5236 Dolloff Rd. LOO
Anna Halves, 5244 Dolloff Rd. LOO
r. Hantak, 5244 Doloff Rd LOO
Albert Pivonka, 5241 Dolloff Rd. 200
Josef Hejna, 5245 Dolloff Rd. 300
Josef Divis 5247 Dolloff Rd. LOO
Josef Jankovsky 5251 Dolloff Rd. LOO
Josef Vanek, 5251 Dolloff Rd. LOO
Josefa Mares, 5249 Dolloff Rd. LOO
'. Mendik, 52o5 Dolloff Rd. 200
j. Kllma, 5255 Dolloff Rd LOO
Josef Goldsmith, $500 DolIoff Rd. 500
D. Ryan, 1928 Dolloff Rd. 100
j. Hermansky, 5255 Dolloff Rd. :. 1000
81. j. Mat6jka, 5255 Dolloff Rd. 500
Frank Fronek, 53O3 Doloffo Rd. 500
kateiina Kubu, 52lO Dolloff Rd. 200
Alois Smolik, 5313 Dolloff Rd. LOO
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-16
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
SYMPHONY TO
PLAY SUNDAY
Popular Concert Arranged
as Next Appearance

scattie's Symphony orchestra viii
play "A popular concert in the Ma.
sonic temple auditorium. broadway
and Pine st. sunday afternoon. This
win mark The second afternoon ap.
pearance OF the orchestra These
afternoon concerts arr played "a
give everybody an opportunity 20
hear the best in music NJ prices
much lower than the formal concert
pricrs.
The G-minor symphony of Wolf.
gang Mozart was played by the Sc.
attic symphony TO representative
audience In the Masonic temple
auditorium Tuesday night and
played exceptionally well Heard for
the first time. 5y the majority OF
those present. the delicate and yet
firmly built body OF the Jupiter
symphony's companion. proved an
inspiration and delight II was by
far the bes, thing on the program.
The symphony was preceded by
the brief Marriage Of Figaro" over.
iurr. and followed b. an aria from
la Favorita." by Theo karle.
tenor soioist. for the evening. The
poSt.imprcssionistlc measures OF
Tam O'shantcr'' tickled the senses
Of the audience. eliciung applause
that nearly resulted IN an encore.
Thco Karie cxemplified his Justly.
celebrated vocal ability In n cycle of
simpl. songs supplemented by en-.
cores. and the fantastic Caprice Es-
pagnol." closed the program.
The bizarre orchestraiion OF Tam
O'Shanter" and "Caprice ESpagnol."
TO n certain extent. hid the load OF
detail devolvcd on the orchestra.
Tuesday nights house. while IL
left something 10 be desired, was n
better showing than the attendance
at the concert before. Whether the
extra Attendance was due in a meas
urc to the soiolst, deservedly popu.
lar. liz problematical. but the orches-
ira alone tustifies a fun house at
each concert The orchestra has
played nothing better, or with n
more high degree OF artistry. than
the Mozart symphony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

Yes. Dorothy, the best material
for a successful short story IL
bralns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
COL, INCLE IS
IN new YORK
Seattle officer Returns to
u. S. as CASUAL

NEW YORK. May Col. ". NJ.
InEiis. OF Seattle. commander OF the
second Washington Infantry for sew
ca years. returned to New York from
overseas Tuesday on the German
liner kapfininsterrc.
since leaving seattle with the ieist
Infantry. Col. fnEiis, nows casual
officer. has passed thru some OF the
heaviest fighting Of the war.
In his commands OF national and
regular army units. Col Ingils spent
more than 80 days in the Argonne-
Meube offensive. and took part In the
attacks on Montfaucon. -. Mificl
and Metz After the armistice was
rignca. the colonel. IN command q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
Jim SMELL SAYS us
LITTLE GIRL IS NOW
A PICTURE OF HEALTH
Suffered Day and Night for
Years-After Taking Tan
lac Looks Like Different

My little daughter Jean has
gained ten pounds on Tanlac. and
now she's the very picture Of
health" said Jim Smell. well known
poultry and truck farmer OF Raleigh,
Tenn.
when Jean was only seven years
DID," continued Mr.. Smell, 'she was
taken with something like nervous
stomach trouble. and there wasn't
day or night she didn't suffer. until
we got Tanlac for her. and she's now
fifteen years old. Her stomach was
In such a bad condition she had TO
live on toast and eggs and milk, and
she couldn't eat any kind of meats
or vegetables. She complained of
pains i'm her stomach all the time.
and would spit up half digested food.
She was nervous and would toss and
roll all night. for she couldn't sleep
we'll at ALL She was bilious and her
complexion was bad, and she looked
pale and siclly all the time. We
gave her most every kind of medi-
cine we could think OF. but nothing
helped her.
after hearing OF some OF the good
work Tanlac was doing. we got some
for Jean. and II has done wonders
for her. She actually looks and acts
like different child. and she's taken
only two bottles of the medicine. She
commenced picking up as soon as
she started Tanlac, and she has
gained ten pounds. She never has
indigestion now. and eats just any.
thing she wants--even such things
as beans and other vegetables, and
meats OF all kinds, Why, she ate
corn for dinner yesterday, and II
was the first time In eight years
she dared taste corn, and she eats
boiled bacon that's cooked with vege-
tables. She's not nervous nor bilious
now, and sleeps Ike n baby, and we
never hear anything out of her from
the time she goes to bed until she
gets up in the mornings. Her skin
has cleared up and her checks look
fresh and rosy. You can just look
ut her and tell she's enjoying good
health"
Tanlac IL sold In Seattle by Barteli
Drug Stores under the personal di.
rection OF n special Tanlac represent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
"POOR MANS MEAT"
ON DECLINE IN PRICE

NEW YORK. May 7.--Bcans have
been beans since the war began and
the poor mans meat has been almost
as expensive ns that provided BY the
butcher. but the price Is going down
and the cartoonists are losing what
year ago was n subject of great
merriment 10 those who spurn the
Lowry bean. The Federal Bureau OF
markets reports drops In wholesale
prices OF from to cents. and Cali
fornia growers are threatening TO
hold their stocks unless the slide is
soon halted. The change In price IL
being reflected in the retail trade and
a lot OF people who found beans too
expensive Mt recent prices are turn
ing TO them to cut the high cost OF
eating,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

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