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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-12
POGADANKA.
KoBIETY Il sUKNIE.

5 bet fStoty nieco prZypomfnalace
..bociany. ktorym, gdy ida, mar
hardziei odznsczajs sic kolana, a
gdy ogiadaja sic "a zerem, gio-
wa tax poruszaja, il wydajs sic
garbate.
w zfoSliwem SVEN przewidy-
waniu przepowiada ona W przysz
soSci spaceruiace po ulicach smon
stra'', ktore juz do niczego W
swiecie podobne ME beda,
Posepne to p~rzepowiednie, lecz
zanim Ivy mad niemi wylewat
zsczniemy, il ~posiadaje jakaS
tajemnieza uniejetnose przemie-
mania ruchow swego ciala stoso-
wnie do potrzeby, i, re nosza
to, co wydaje sic fizyuznym bic
dem, z tak9latwoScia jak umiasy
nosic swego czasu monstrualnych
rozmiar6w kapelusze, pred kt6-
rymi... z uznaniem pochylali
glowy - podr6zujacy tramwaja-
mi j kolejami - mezczyzni.
Przypomnijmy sobie mode z
czas6w poprzedzajacych wojne,
kiedy to moda ia ubierala dziew-
ezsta W ,,styiowe fasony", odpo-
wiednio do ktorych zmuszone by
" udawa6 obtudne debiutantki -
w roll - melancholii. Spacerowa-
~ powolnie, z zapadiemi PERSIA
mi, - mialy poz6r ofiar dotknie-
tych choroba tuberkuaow.
Potem przyszia wojna, a z mia
moda brunatnego kooru kostyu-
NOW, wysokich bucikow / roma
itych odznak wojskowych - o.
tc naraz wyprostowaiy sic plecy,
GAIA postaG nabraia sprezystosci,
twarz pozbyla sic wyrazu posep-
mel melancholii. - sfowem, zmie-
Eily sic panienki z sentymental-
nvch .JKamilii" ma - pelne zycia
/ werwy - ,,Minerwy."...
Jake sprawy mogs z gruntu
przemieniG umysl mezczyzny?'
Ma to Mkt ME da odpowiedzi, gdy
tymczasem jedna lima krawiecka,
jeden faidzik, nadac mole uspo-
sobieniu, humorowi kobety zu-
pelnie odmienny kierunek. Ma
ten temat moznaby zajmujace to-
my psychologist dusty
kobiecej" zadrukowa6.
Kobiety wiedzs o tenn - So
mistrzyniami W swych ypozach"
uczuciach i manierach. odpowie-
dnich do ich strojow. Wiedza, Re
kiedy So ubrane W lekkie 0 kolo-
rach tsczy sukienki, powinny bye
wesole, trzpiotliwe, rozbawione
Do czarnych zwoj6w krepy i ko-
ronek umieja dobraG efekta sub
telnych uczuG. objawiajacych sic
W cichych westchnieniach
bach zw~ilzajacych oczy. Dekol,
towane toalety, kr6tkie rekawki
u~pudrowane t~warzyczki robia z
niej kokietke, w skromnej pod
szyje sukni, pczesana a Ia aMer-
chedes' - jest bez zarzutu - pu-
rytanka.
JakoteE - kazda prawie kobe
ia, gdy jest nieubiagana, stosuje
swoje zachowanie do swego de
ssbilu". Corset - chociazby ME
uciskai zbytecznie, zmusza j. fl
zycznie do przyzwoitego siedze-
uia na krzeSle, w braku tegoz,
rugby jej i nova bywaja nieco-
trywialne. w luznym szlafroku,
2 wlosami W papilotach, PREY
sniadaniu, mowi rzeczy, ktoryeh
oy z pewnoScia ME mowiia ubra-
ma w stroj wizytowy wieczorem
PREY obiedzie. To bywa przyczy
ma, IL PREY sniadaniu odbywaja
sic przewatnie - trsgedye domo-
We, gdyz rano kazda kobieta
Jest = mniej DANA anizeli wieezo
rem. Otto siows, ktoremi pewien
starszy juz kawaler uzupelnia to.
iesli tax sic komu podoba naz-
wac, nieco satyryczna gawedke:
yGdybym byi zonatym, wziaf-
5 byn sobie va zadanie zglebianie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-12

MEM i humor stale gosci u jego
mieszkancow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-12
DIAL OLA KOBIET.
Reieruje Marya g.

czaiam Tub braiam ma kredyt /
tym sposobem wpedziiam mego
meza W dlugi. A kiedy mi robil
przedstawienia i wymowki, naz-
walam go skapcem i urzadzalam
mu sceny.
Nakoniec, kiedy sic przekonal,
jak go rujnuje, odmowii Mi dawa-
MIA pieniedzy i wzial ma siebie Gle
Ear gospodarstwa i wydatkow
domowych. Kupuje sam nawet
mole suknie i obuwie. Jestem zu-
pe1nie zerem w moim wiasnym
domu. zadnemi przedstawieniami
ami prosba ME moge go przeko--
nae, IL postaram sig inaczej RIA
die, re STANG sic lima pc tax ciez-
kiej probe, jaka przebywam. Me
chce mi powierzyt ami jednego do
lara; uwaza mic tylko "a koszto-
why sprzet s%ego nparloru", pre-
stai ufac mi jak ionic, ME pyta
o mic i ME zwierza sic z niczem,
chocby tylko TAX, jak znajomej
lub krewnej. Jestem bardzo ME
~szczesliws i ME WIEN jak sic "a
chowat. Posziabym do piracy, ale
kiedy o tenn wspomne, patrzy ma
mnie tax groznie, re - ME WIEN,
co czynie,,
Mic tax ME niszczyl ,,dornowe-
go ogniska' jak acknowledgements
gospodarzenia i ekstrawagancya,
a Z MIA poiaczone diugi, kt6re ma
ma sumieniu - iona. kiedy VIE
rzyciel i kolektor wchodza
drzwiami, miioSc i zaufanie do
zony uciekaja oknem. Me ma W
swiecie meza, ktoryby ME odebral
mi}oSci zonie, ktorej SERGE pozo-
stale nieczulem ma przedstawie--
MIA jego i nawoiywanie do oszcze-
dnoSci / zaprzestania ,,ekstrawa-
gancyi.' Czyliz ia droga i nieraz
zbedna suknia i przesadzona i
lose jedwabnych ponczoch maj
~drozszych trzewikow moze "a
staPic miioSG mega jego czu}osc /
uznanie?
Same sic o tenn zony. kiedy juz
"a pozno, przekonywuja. zony,
zadaniem i obowiazkiem jest po-
MACAO MEOW, gospodarzac W
domu dobrze i o~szczednie, lecz
ME wyrzucaG p~ieniadze, kt6re on
tax ciezko zarabia. Jakaz rada
mole bye ola takiej lekkomyslnej
kobiety, kt6ra wlasnowolnie stra-
CHA, rozrzutnoScia swa szacunek,
i ufnoSc mega?
Chyba tylko cierpliwoSG z jej
strony i usAowanie przekonania
go, il staraniem jej bedzie ME dac
mu wiecej powodu do niezadowo-
lenia.
Niestety! Wielka liczba ko-
bet wychodzi "a MAJ bez mai
mniejszej znajomosci i pojecia O
gospodarzeniu i oszczedzaniu -
i to jest wilma matek, kt6re ich te-
60 ME NAUGHTY. Ale, chociazby i
ME nauczone, powinny Cd pier
wszej chwili wstapienia W dom
meza, starac sic bye mt pomocni-
ca i towarzyszka dobra, nietylko
iona. Milosc nauczy wszystkie--
60 i tam, gdzie jest mifosc, jas
mem tez jest ola umysiu, IL ,eks-
trawagancya" i ,,sceny' odstre--
CA najbardziej kochajace SERGE.
PAM G. z. - PAM "a poznd
przyslaia pytanie. Me wien, czy
przyda sic odpowiedz.
Mojem zdanie, ma uroczystosc
zakonczenia nauki Graduation
ME jest stosowna sukienka zbyt
waska ma dole, a juz pod zadnym
warunkiem nadto wycieta. To
wcale niestosowne ola tax MILO
dziutkich panienek, tax jak i tie
spetane nogi, co jeszcze smiesz-
niej wyglada ola p~atrzacej z do
h publicznosci ma wzniesiona e
strade z panienkami zbyt modnie,
a zatem - niestosownie ubrane-
mi. We wszystkich illustrowa-
pv,ch tvoodnikach md mani znai
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Ordway won rattlin' good game
last Sunday from La Junta In game
played here. The score was II to 3,
but had it not been for streak of
good luck for the locals or bad luck
for the visitors the score would have
been held down to better compari-
son. 1t was in the eighth when the
Ordway's started to bat around about
twice and did do it. Every man was
up and some twice, and in that in
ming nine runs were made. One of
the locals only. failed to score and
one scored two runs.
Following Is the story in figure
brief:
La Junta --OO3 900 200 S 6
Ordway 400 OO1 3sx-l7 IA 3
Struck out. by Soils s. by FergfA-
son 1. by Davis 13. Two-base hits,
Shaffer l. Time 2 hours.
Umpires Stevenson and Day.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Federal Road
Aid Secured

VIM. Broadbent end Frank Nc
Nary, county commissioners. went to
Denver on Friday where they con-
fcrred with the state tax commission
in reference to securing federal aid
for Crowley county roads. They were
successful in that they were finally
given the assurance that federal aid
would be granted.
The amount OF the appropriation.
stated Mr.. Broadbent, would be in
the neighborhod of 100000. and 1t
Will be used TO build the county road.
known as the Kansas-Colorado boule-
ward, running thru Sugar City. Ord
way. Crowley and Olney Springs.
The appropriation will, of course. not
he sufficient to work the distance of
the county, but 1t will put several
miles in ideal and clmost permanent
condition. and II will be the start for
more federal road assistance.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Work
To Start Here

A Community Welfare campaign
is to be started here on Friday. May
30. under the direction of ]. Adapr(
Puffer, educational director of the
Public Welfare League. Following
is the program for two days. FIyday
and Sunday. omitting Saturday:
Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock there
will be a mothers and teachers meet
ing at the school barracks. T he sub
ject is Training the Girls"
Friday evening there will be a
mass meeting at the barracks for all
parents and citizens. The subject is
Vocational Education"
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
there will be a mems mass meeting
at the barracks. Subject, welfare
Work for the Man.
Sunday evening at tho Evangelical
church. s O'Clock. there will be
union meeting of all the churches.
Subject. Cooperation With Uncle
Sam in Welfare Work"
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Buys Partner

Thomas Gallavan has bought the
interest OF his partner. Geo. Gallavan,
in Gallavan Bros. store and is now
the sole owner. The deal was made
the past week and the change in the
business has already taken place.
The Gallavan Bros. general mer-
chandise store iB one of the oldest
established businesses In Ordway, and
is perhaps the Oldest under one man
ugcment. The two brothers entered
business hero in January. sixtlen
years ago. and the business has grown
steadily ever since. About four years
ago they erected new building
which gave them = store. among the
largest in the valley.
George GallavaD will move to Du-
range as soon as school is out, and
they expect to make their homo there.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
LOCALS

Mesdames Stotes, Brown,
Ridgeway and Miss Stotes.
of Olney Springs. were cal
lers this week.
Are you planting sunfiow-
ers this year. We have good
fresh seed of the Mammoth
variety.
Another shipment of fresh
candy in this week.
Are you doing any read
ing these days? A number
are taking advantage of our
circulating library.
The season is now on for
ice cream freezers and wa
ter coolers. We have them.
Ladies'. when in our store
cali for a free folder of ad-
vanced styles of the Ladies'
Home Journal.
Some more paint and var
nish just in.
Our congoleum and rugs
are going last. II you hav-
emit selected yours you bet
ter come in and get one.
The rains are over and you
will soon have to irrigate
that lawn and garden. Have
you a good hose? We have
and the sprinkler too.
Brooms, brushes, mops,
scrub brushes, oil mops-
anything you want to clean
up the house.
Say. boys-they're biting
now. We have everything
you need to catch them
only the patience.
Every week brings a ship
ment of the latest songs.
Have sure got some pretty
ones.
w. A. Garsoline. of Ia
cony, was in Saturday of
last week looking for the
best Cream Separator he
could buy, therefore, he
went home with one of our
Sharpless Suction Feeds. He
recently purchased the herd
of Jerseys of Mrs. Lilly Hill,
nf the Hillsdale ranch. and
expects to deliver his cream
TO Crdwuy.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Price-Your Good Will
LOCALS

Mrs. Mcneil is able to be
out again after an illness of
two or three weeks. She
was a caller on Wednesday.
A shipment of window
shades In. Can now fit you
out in the olive or dark
green.
Mrs. w. F. Bean is doing
quite a little painting and
decorating this spring. judg-
Ing by the amount OF paint,
varnishes and caisomine we
have been solling her. She
was in Saturday and was in
getting more paint.
Did you see the notice at
the postofiice? The govern
ment is ready to install the
free mail service If you have
got your house numbered
and your mail boxes up. We
have the numbers and the
boxes II you care to buy.
We still have a good sec
ond hand piano for sale.
Besides we have some new
ones we can sell you any
old way, monthly payments,
good bankable note or a
liberal discount for cash,
unless you are absolutely
sure you. would rather pa
tronize someone who doesn't
live here. 1t will pay you
to see our pianos and get
our prices.
Mrs. Snodgrass, of Olney,
was shopping In our store
Wednesday OF this week.
We don't want you to hang
yourself. but II you must.
we got the rope that will
make the job complete. We
would like to see you have
some rope that would hold
that old COW so she won't
break loose and get into the
garden, for we do hate to
see the women folks out of
humor.
Mrs. Will Edgar was in
and selected a nice rug and
had it sent over. Bill said
he told his wife not to buy
anything at The Variety
Store, but the women know
where to go to get what
they want. and at the right
price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson,
of Forder. were shopping
in Ordway Saturday.
Did you know that We
handled the best washer
made? It's a Rullman Va
cuum. and we have about
fifty satisfied customers.
Join the crowd and smile,
smile, smile, smile.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
MY HOME TOWN

CONTINUED from last week.
Are we proud of our own
little town and community,
or are we like the swine,
that roots in the grass or
the field without regard to
the COW, horse or sheep thAt
live on the said grass and,
grain? Just so we get what
we want. even II 1t kills
everything that is beautiful
AS we'll as the very things
that has made 1t possible
for us to live here.
Last week we gave a few
figures in comparing home
prices and out of town
prices. These were based
on the actual cost of the
article laid down to you.
This time we want to give
you some figures that are
Just as surely a cost to You
ss the others. although 1t
ia hard for scme people to
sec it that way.
We have in this town
something over 100 people
who are employed In stores
that deal strictly with mer-
chandiGe that you can get
out of town. besides there
il over 1875 persons who are
employed by concerns that
do not handle this class of
merchandise. but their en-
ployment depon\5 on the
general merchandising bust
ness. This makes a total of
225 people employed in the
town that depends on the
volume of business for a
living. Each one of these
employees represents the
bread Garner for a family of
five, thus you see we have
1850 people who depend on
the business of the town for
their living. We have some
thing less than 1000 people
in the town. take out the
1850 and we have left $50
people who are not directly
dependent on the business
of the town, ard take all of
the stores out of town. how
many of them would you
hcve left?
This is a fair comparison
to- every town and city in
the U. s.. and as over 90
rercent of our population
lives in the cities. where
would you go to find a mar
ket for your products?
Put these figures in your
pine and smoke them and
zee what visions you can get
of conditions in a very few
months after all the retail
stores quit business. Oh.
yes. 1t could be done. We
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Birthday Party

Mrs. F. r. Miller, assisted by Mrs.
w. w. Griffin. gave surprise picnic
party Monday afternoon in Soueh
park. for Rachel Miller. In honor of
her tenth birthday. A park lunch
was served to the following guests
who were present:
Christine Erickson. Lucille Erick-
son. Helen Long, Carry Pollock. An
ma Belle Alexander, Mary Alexander,
Pansy Cockerel. Ethel Morgan, Doro-
thy Lee. Ethel McUhan. Edmund
Griffin, Loren Griffin, Leonard Bliz-
zard, Booth Rhine, James Thomas.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
LOCALS

We can now supply you
with caps for milk bottles.
Say, you remember that
nice kitchen cabinet that we
had in the window a week
or two ago? That one every
one talked so much about
thought II was the incest
one they ever saw-had that
flour bin that any woman
could empty a sack OF flour.
Well, Mrs. j. c. Boles just
couldn't get the picture of
1t out of her mind. so she
came in and bought it. They
are doing some improving
and changing in their house
and just needed the cabinet
to make 1t perfect. We still
nave some more of them.
Mrs. Will Wein.er was in
his week and purchased ona
of our 20-year-guaranteed
springs, and one of those
extra good $1,000 mattress
es.
Mrs. Millhouse, of King
Center. was in Wednesday
of this week purchasing
some paint and varnishes,
wall paper paint brushes,
etc, preparatory to clean
ing house.
:! A. Barlow, of the Sand
ArrOya neighborhood, was
in Tuesday of this week,
looking at our Cream Sep
arators. He says IL they do
not get a milk route out
their way he wants one.
Well. we would like to sell
him a separator, but IL he
can make more out of his
milk. we hope they get tho
milk route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foltz
and Mrs. Ray Kale, of Carr
Crossing, were in Ordway
Monday of this week and
did some shopping with US.
Thank you.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
School Picnic

The Numa school closed
this week, and while the flu
interrupted quite a bit, Mr..
A. Darnell. who has been
superintendent, says they
have had a very profitable
year. He and his wife have
both been employed for an
other year.
The year closing with a
program Thursday night
and a picnic Friday. Mrs.
Pedigo was in getting paper
plates. napkins, etc, for the
picnic Wednesday.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
CLINE IS ROBBED
OF $500 IN CLOTHING

Roy Cline's cleaning and dying es-
tablishment was robbed some time
during last Saturday night and the
thieves got away with about $500
worth Of clothing. One suit was an
army officers uniform belonging to
Lieut.. G. e. Clark.
No trace so far has been found
of the clothing but Mr.. Cline went to
Pueblo Thursday to take look in
the second hand stores there.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Tit for Tat.

Stevle and Robbie were cousins, and
although very fond of each other, did
not always agree. One day Robbie's
mother entered the room where the lit
tie ones were playing, and was imme-
dlately appealed to by her son. mann
ma, mayn't Stevie tell me my faults?"
"What do you want Stevie to tell your
faults for?" asked Robbie's mother in
astonishment. $50 that can tell Ste
vie his" was the unexpected reply.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Proper Care Of Cellar.

Cellars will acquire u musty Odor
after being closed for some time. To
remove dampness as well MS to disin-
feet the cellar. sprinkle chloride of
lime on the floor and close up the
cellar for few days. Then open the
windows and let in the mir until the
chloride of lime otlor disappears and
your cellar will be ready for storing
vegetables.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Women Better or Worse.

Women, when they are bad. are
worse than men and more disposed to
commit crime. When the sex which
is sweet by inheritance once becomes
degraded 1t falls into greater excesses
than the other. Women are always
either much better or much worse
than men.-Bonapnrte.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Ladybuas to Fiqht Aphides.

Ladybugs will be collected by forest
service men in Oregon before the
period of Information is ended and
freed in the wheat fields of the state
To- fight the nphides. of which the lady
bug is the natural enemy. The lady
II rs hibernate on mountain tops and
pa protected canyons.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Last Thursday the Foley hotel re-
ceived a wire to prepare fifty meals
for the people on the Victory Loan
special train which reached here at
about noon. The hotel also had
business mems luncheon on and it
looked all-the-same citified to sec
such a big congregation around a
hotel
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Be It Ever So Humble

In hopeless longing. The peLt-up heat
of unspent love fevers the dispirited
soul. The minds eye narrOws its
concentrated energy on single spot.
Anguish. sweetly bitter, slows the beat
of downcast heart. A veil passes
over the world-and again is gone.
Such is homesickness. - Milwaukee
Journal.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
a Change for Them.

"What do professional fishermen do
when they take a vacation?' asks the
writer of n sport column. Maybe they
tell the truth, brother.-BostOn Tran
script.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
The Romaik,.

The Romaika is a modern Greek
dance. dignitied IN character, and al
though not MS popular as other forms
of the Terpsichorean art, is much af-
fected by certain sections of the pop
ulace.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Any King Would Do.

Il can trace my descent In n direct
line from one of the early kings of
England" she said, (which .one?" he
asked. Il don't recall the name What
kings did England haveT'-Springtiel
(Ohio) News.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Dance at Hill Ranch

Mrs. Lille Hill will give a dance
at her ranch home on Thursday night.
May %. II you like to have a nice
time and enjoy an excellent dance
attend this one for arrangements are
made for a royal social time. The
admission is $1.00. including war tax.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

The Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet next Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. NJ. E. Bashor. The
following program will be given:
Bolshevism-Tne Beginning-Mrs.
B. Dale Belshe.
Bolsheyism-The Spreading-Mrs.
Floyd Pyles.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
SUGAR CITY Wins 10 to II

Crowley and Sugar City played
very close game Sunday and the score
was 10 to IL for Sugar City, but 1t
stood a tie when the s. C.'s came up
tor their last half of the ninth. They
saved the day for themselves by maxi
ing one run.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Over the fence used to be
out in ball games. so over the
top is out in Victory Loans
and Crowley county is out
Total subscriptions amount
to $9S.30O, and the quota was
$87.50O.
On Thursday night of last
week a special program and
rally was held to stir up gin
ger and enthusiasm enough to
make the top" and 1t did the
work. Some of the soldier
boys marched and Kiltie Nc
Coy, a man of active service,
was here and made a plea that
pulled the subscriptions.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Mrs. Mark-"Mcs. Skanrer tells me
that her husband is au ardent lover of
books" Mr.. Mark-''l wish he'd prove
tickle to two volumes OF mine which
he enticed away more than five years
ago."-Buffalo Express.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Profits by Experience.

OF course others may do as they
please. but, personally. we never ex-
pect to invest in another oil well un-
til 1t proves able to grease Its own
machinery 'Dnllns News.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Osberg ant
visiting relatives went to Colorado
Spring Thursday for c visit of a few
days,
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

will tell you next week how
it is possible to eliminate
four-fifths of the labor re-
ferred to above. But oh.
the results!
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
To Polish Amber.

Amber may be polished by friction
with whiting and water. and finally
with little olive oil well rubbed on
the surface with piece of flannel.
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Mrs. Curtis has moved into the
A. M. Stewart property which she
recently purchased. She had been
living in Missouri.
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NOTICE

Anyone having ice cream packers
at their homes please call the cream
cry that they might be gathered up.
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Daily Thouqht.

He who is false to present duty
breaks a thread IN the loom, and will
find the flaw when he may have for
gotten the cause.-.!Ienry Ward Beech
.r. 80
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District Attorney Thomas I.
Woolwine OF Los Angeles. charges
officials with plots to defeat JUS
tice in his discrimination to prose-
cute the mayor on bribery charge
In connection with recent primary
elections.
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OIL stoves

We will give free with aur
new Alcazar Oil Stoves one
oven. Come in and get one
while they last.
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Library paste ct this office.
Paper clips-this ONCE.
Writing f1uid-at this office.
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Recent Arrivals

Among the soldier boys who have
returned home recently are the fol-
lowing:
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Typewriter ribbons for all makes
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Ben Idlehart.
Harry Fidler.
Glen Nesson.
Harry Ginger.
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