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Milford chronicle., 1921-02-25

run from 1c to Scots and will be OF
sale at the booth. Music for the Oc-
casion will be furnished by the Mil
ton Band. Everybody is cordially in
vited to come and buy your suppers
and spend a jolly good evening and
help to make this a great success. Re-
member all proceeds go towards the
purchase of a motor fire engine, to
protect your property.
Mrs. Laura w. Warrington died at
the home Of her sister, Miss Evans,
in Camden, N. j., on February 18th,
of cancer of the breast. Age 49 years.
The remains were brought to her home
near Harbeson and funeral services
and interment were held in Cool
spring Presbyterian Church by Rev.
Pheiffer, and burial made in the GEM
etery adjoining the church by S. j.
Wilson and Son on Thursday after
noon. She leaves a husband and two
daughters.
Fishermen are catching quantities
of black perch and founders off
Broadkiln Beach and are receiving
good prices for them in the local
market. The unusually warm weather
has caused these fish to appear much
earlier than usual.
Yellow Jasmine is blooming in Mil
ton and both yellow and white Gro
Gus flowers are coming through the
ground and ready to bloom where
they are exposed to the sun.
Come and hear the band at the fire
mems bazaar Saturday night.
Walter G. Welch has sold to Geo.
hi in fbo firm Of
Palmer & Welch, confectioners. The
business will be conducted in the fu-
ture by Mr.. Palmer.
Arthur e. Jefferson has resigned as
manager of the Milton creamery. His
successor has not been chosen as yet
by the Board of Directors.
A bit of winter struck this section
on Sunday. The thermometer dropp-
ed several degrees in few hours and
on Sunday evening snow began to
fall and by morning the ground was
covered. All out door work was stop
ped, leaving idle several scores of
wood choppers and few farmers
who had begun to plow for peas.
Miss Viola Maull has returned from
visit to her aunt, near Georgetown.
Walter and Mabel Wyatt of Stock
ley spent Monday. with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Crouch.
The James H. Palmer saw and lun-
her mills shut down on Saturday in
definitely because of the companYs
inability to market their products.
This concern employs about a score
of men in the mills and woods and
their enforced idieness will mean a
loss of much business by local mer-
chants. The company has in it's yards
thousands of feet of sawed lumber,
railroad ties and cord wood that
they are unable to sell because of the
stagnated condition of the building
and other trades.
Miranda and her feller will be at
the Firemen's Bazaar and supper on
Friday night-and on Saturday night,
too, if her feller is a game sport. Will
you and your feller be there? If he
won't take you, better get another
one. We are all going to be there with
bells on.
Get your season ticket for the Chau- !
tauqua today-they are going fast, |
and single admission tickets cost IS
cents each. See Colum Welch.
Milford chronicle., 1921-02-25
PARAMOUNT

Mrs. Amanda Prettyman Of here is
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stockley have
helped to eat their ninth turkey din
ner and we are sure they-knOw how
turkey tastes.
I Miss Mildred Short spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Madeline
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Burton spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
1. Joseph and family near here.
Farmers are busy saving wood in
this section.
Mrs. Arthur Pettyjohn and son,
Herbert, spent last Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Bryan and family.
Eggs and butter are now at their
old price. Eggs are soc per dozen; but
ter, SOC per lb.
We were sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs. Laura Warrington, wife of
John S. Warrington, who died Febru-
ary 18th in Camden, N. J. Funeral
services were held at COolspring
Church by Rev. VIM. Pihfer and in
terment made in the adjoining ceme-
terry by S. J. Wilson and Son. She
leaves to mourn her loss a husband,
two daughters and three sisters of
Camden, ~ J., and host of friends.
Mrs. Lottie Veasey entertained a
number of her friends last Friday ev-
ening to a birthday party. All had
fine time. At late hour the people
left wishing Mrs. Veasey many more
happy birthdays.
Mrs. Carl Prettyman spent the week
end in Philadelphia.
There will be preaching services at
Unity Sunday morning at 10:30.
Sunday school at $3.50. Everybody
welcome.
Marvel Smith who is stationed at
.Rehoboth spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Smith.
There has been quite )change in
the weather the past week, as Sunday
was a stormy old day
The Unity Ladies Aid met at the
hcme of Mrs. John Stevenson las
Saturday evening, the 18th.
Milford chronicle., 1921-02-25
SKEETER NECK
(near Frederica)

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Stokes and fam
lily spent the weekend in Milford.
The Ladies Aid of Barratt's Chapel
met with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lin
dale on Friday evening.
There will be Sunday school at Bar
rats Chapel at 2 o'clock, and preach
ing at three next Sunday.
Mrs. Richards who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Clark, is now
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Merkel of Phil
adelphia and Miss Anna Grace of Mag
nOlia have been spending the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Richards.
A surprise was given to Mrs. Will
liam Donovan Saturday evening in
honor of her birthday. SO guests were
present, and a jolly time was had by
all.
A surprise was given to Mr.. Thorn
as Clark on Wednesday evening in
honor of his 83rd birthday. Eighty
three guests were present, and at a
late hour refreshments were served,
and the guests departed wishing Mr..
Clark many happy returns of the day.
Milford chronicle., 1921-02-25
OVERLOOK

When. the snow made its appear
ance here on Sunday it sure did look
like winter had set in.
w. A. Greene was in Milford on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Litz and family
of wilmington are visiting her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Millman and
Roy Simpler who has been con-
fined to his home with la grippe is
able to be out again.
Miss Emma w. Greene is in Phila-
delphia.
Willard White has purchased Ford
Sedan.
Jacob Richards lost a valuable
mule last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plummer
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Smith of near Mil
ton.
John Messick entertained on Sum
day Edward Gooner, Marshall and
Robert Roach, Courtland Smith and
Roy Coffin, al lof Prime Hook Neck.
Milford chronicle., 1921-02-25

Do you have something you don't
need and would like to sell. If you do
put a little ad in the Chronicle and
get results.
Milford chronicle., 1921-02-25
Samuel j. Wilson & Son
MILTON, DELAWARE.

EU1EoEoE D1ISStOEs aLlu l1IIIOdIllIsEs'
We have added to our funeral equipment new
charge. We have still retained both our Black
and White horse drawn hearses, which therefore
places us in position to furnish either horse
drawn or motor hearses.
We are the best equipped and carry the largest
stock of funeral supplies south of Wilmington.
Call phone. Office No. %, residence No. 29
Phone service day and night. If calling after 10
p. m. call No. 49, All calls promptly answered
No extra charge for distance, use Of hearse or
wife's services.
eve also carry large and complete sssort-
ment of furniture, Carriages, Runaboutss Farm
Wagons, Rack Wagonsand'F arming Implements.
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DOBRY GROCERNf OBCHOD
" DOBRE POLOZE.

Obchodni prilezitost, vzrn-
staJici osada, mala konkuren-
ce, idealni polozeni PRO gro
cerii reznicky obchou. Kram
S vestavenou chladlrnou. Dvou
rodinove bydleni, stodola lot
2O0x202. Tez prazdny lot SO
pfi 202 S ovocnymi stromy.
Tez lot, 1876 pfi 1913 str. upra-
veny modernim obydlfm, 6
pokoJu a kcupelna, bTidlicova
strecha a garaz. Vsechny tri
polozeny jsou mezi Bedfor-
dem a .Clevelandem. .Severne
cd 8. zastavky A. B. c. linie.
Muze byti spatreno v nedeli
odpoledne, neb cely den v pom
deli, neb die dohodnuti. Ma
vstivte neb piste Elmer F.
Weisenbach, 1872 Lauderda-
lie Ave-, Lakewood, Ohio. Tel.
Main 1850, Central 2614.
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PRODAJf Sc move peti a

PRODAJf Sc move peti a
sesti pokojove domy Sc vsim
modern1m zarizenim a zve-
ilebenim ma Lenacrave Ave.,
Iproti kostelu sv. Rodiny v
ICorlett. Mono je koupiti s
malou castkou hotove a zby-
tex splacet jake najem. Do
my tyto budou otevreny ku
.prohlldce Ultra v nedeli a
pax V pondel1 ma delnicky
svatek po cely den. Dobre
stavebnl Lofty neb markyce
vezmem jako splatku. Blizsi
sdell Jam. j. Heidler, '123O1
Miles Ave. Tel. Broadway
1869 = Union 800 w. 9-5
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S 3 6 O o

koupi pekny dunn ma Broad
way u kostela sv. Vaclava; 5
svetnic, koupelna, elektrika a
plyn, lot 375 str. dlouhy, We
predu dost mista k postavenf
obchodu neb velke garaze pro
auta. 5000 neb vice postaci co
prvni splatka, ostatnf jako ma
jem. Toto je velka lace. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Mr.. Stukbauera 9-5
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FRODA Sc dvourodinny
dun na vych. 1O8. ul. blize
onion. Je 0 5 pokojfch s kou-
pelnou dole a trech pokojfch 8
koupehlou nahore, elektrika,
plyn, velky sklep, lot 40 pri
$50 str, a da Sc "a $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc u Atlas Furnace Co..
5458 Broadway a ptejte Sc ma
cS. IL. M lckOVSky. 9-5
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SAME LACE. Proda Sc laci-

SAME LACE. Proda Sc laci-
no pekny domek ma Quebeck
Ave. o 6ti svetnicich, koupel-
ma, sklep, elektrika a plyn,
velky lot, ulice dlazdena. -
Prodam pod cenu 2 Lofty ma E.
134 ul. ma Lorenzo Ave-, bli-
ze Kinsman Rd. Je tam vo-
da, kanal, plyn, elektrika
chodniky. - Pekny dun 0 z
svetnicich, blize Luna Parku.
Lot je 40 pri 140 str, jsou tam
vsechna zvelebenf jeden lot
ma Abel Ave. a vych. 135 ul.
blize Kinsman Blvd. vymeni
Sc tez "a mensi fanny. Haste
sc II l.. Rericha, 5O15 Pershing
Ave. Tel. Union 958 w. 9-5
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DOBRA PRiLEZITOST

ziskani dilny ma damske a
muzske satstvo. Proda Sc "a
levnou cenu. Haste Sc v els.
4301 zap. 35. ul. Vezmete zap.
35tou karu. 9-7
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCOUZSKEHO.

j.
"Posad'te Sc, slecno Dionysie"
pravil k mlade divce sedadlo
j nabizeje.
Pane hrabe', pravil stafec,
"Jedna Sc 0 velmi vazne veci a
Dionysie Morellova, kterou
vam predvadim, poda nam vel
mi ddlezite odhaleni".
"Ah, Dionysie?" pravil hra-
be S rostoucim udivem.
Morillon sdelil hrabeti CO
nejrychleji, CO mu Dionysie
praVe vypravovala.
Hrabe zblednul klesi do
sveho fauteuilu Sc slovy: "Ti
bidniciy"
INA stesti", pokracoval Mo-
rillon, "byla Dionysie pritel-
kou duvernici Klary Gueri-
novy. Skrze nj dovime Sc, &C
sc stalo dltetem".
IS dit6tem?" tazala sc div.
ka.
"Jak!" zVolae Morillon III
We rozcilenym hlasem, "za-
mlcela vam Klara Guerinova.
ze mela dite?"
"Nikcliv, pane Morillone, nj
koliv; ma stara pritelka pfi-
zpala Sc mi'. aH
"Ponevadz Klara Guerinova
mrtva jest, zdedi jeji dit6 mi
llony pane Joramieovy".
Dionysie povzdechla z hlu-
boka.
"Nuze, me dite?" tazal sc
hrabe 1zkostliye na diyku po-
hlizeje.
Dlonysle Zakroutila smutn6
hlavou a odpoy6dela: s"Klare
Guerinove narodilo Sc dite Y
nemocnici V Poitiers nemela
ami to poteSenf je spatriti, ne
bot byla vice dnf bez sebe. By.
la to divka. Klara nikdy sc ne.
doZvedela, kan malicka, kite.
Ia jmeny Virzinie Ursula po.
krtena byla, ma vychovani da.
ma byla. Pozdeji, to jest "a
dive leta ma to, kdyz sc cht6la
dovedeti, co Sc S jeii dceruskou
stalo, rekli il, re zemrela".
'Zemfelal" !" zvolali souCasnd
oba muzi. Udiven6 pohlfzeli
ma sebe.
"NeStestl pronasledovalo
klaru Guerinovu krute", pra-
vii hrabe. "Kletba otcova pro-
nasledovala il ustavicne a zda
sc, re bHh nebyl nj"
"To jest hrozne!" pravil Nc
rillon.
"Ubohy Joramie! NeSt6sti
ktere zpusobil, media Sc napra.
viti".
'Bohuzel!"
"A naSe poslani, mily Mo
rillone jest ukonceno".
Oci starcovy zaplaly. 90
jeste ne, pane hrabe", pravi
tupym hlasem; "obet' musi byt
pomstena".
"Rozumim yam, priteli"
prohodil hrabe po kratken
premySleni; "ale muzeme byt
my mstiteii? Po odhaleni bylc
zavedeno soudni vySetfovani
~ tim provinilci nebyli znepC
kojeni, pochazi bezpochyby oc
tud, re Sc dovedli prostredky
nam dosud neznamymi krimi
nalnlmu vySetrovani vyhnout"
"To sc teprve ukaze, pan,
hrabe'.
"Ovsem, ptiteli, vsak uvidi
me. Il toho, re Dionysie byl;
nespravedlive podezfivana
CO puvodkyne zlocinu zatcena
soudim, re zlocinci pouzil
vSemoznych prostredku, alb
patrani Sc strany soudu uni
kip.
"Ano, ale Dionysie byla ne
F-S3-tt*.++x-fS5t*
~ ~
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PET POKOJu

PET POKOJU a koupelna,
elektricke svetlo, plyn, garaz,
lot 50x148, hotove $500, zby-
tex "a snadnych podminek.
Cena $500. Tazte Sc v Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Tazte Sc ma JOS. Mlckovskeho.
9-6
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HLEDA Sc byt 0 A neb 5
pokojich pfizemi pro diva
usedl6 manzele. Nechte adresu
v adm. "Sveta" pod znackou
Box 55. 9-5
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| VVSVeQcenl
"Prozatim uznavam to "a
postacitelne; ami vam, Morillo
ne, ami mne nelze tax lehce
zalobu zvednouti".
"Ale pfece -"
Hrabe kroutil hlavou. me
klara Guerinova byla zavraz-
d6na", pravil, "nybrz stara
devecka, znama pod jmenem
vzdychava Liza.
ITO jest pravda, pane hra-
be; ale ponevadz vrazi memo
hou pfedlozit umrtni list Kla-
ry Guerinovy, nemohou take
ciniti zadnych platnych naro-
XII ma dedictvi".
"Ovsern. Polekani naSim pa
ltranim, ,nemeskali odklizenim
d6dicky. Zajiste take vedi, re
| jeji dite vice ma zivu neni a je-
likoz nemuseji Sc nyni obavati
Ivysledku naseho patrani, bu-
dou pokojne deset roku ceka-
tt, po jichz uplynuti stanou Sc
moci zaveti dedici pane Jora-
mieovych milionu".
"Uhodl jste to, pane hrabe,
ano, ano, tax pocitaji; ale my
leji Sc, darebaci; dedictvi Jora-
mieovo nikdy nedostanou. Pred
uplynutim desiti rokG bude mu
set Josef Rabiot ostatni da-
rebaci, kteri S MIN pod jednou
| pokryvkou vezi, slozit ucet z
tohoto zlocinu, jinak at Sc ne
Iimenuji Ambroz Morillon".
"Mily starry priteli", pravil
hrabe mirne, "dovedu 1plne o.
ceniti vas spravedlivy hnev, a
budu stati pri vas, abychom
t6mto vlkum korist vyrvali,
kterou jiz mezi zuby miti my
sleji. Ale dosud nenf nam vec
Ia zcela jasnou a tudy nemtl-
zcme mic platneho uzavirati.
PredevSim musime zevrubne
vedet, co Sc We dvorci grand
valsk6m prihodilo".
Nyni pocala Dionysie ma Wy
bidnuti hrabete sve vypraVo-
vani, ktere od obou muzu s
nejvetsf pozornosti vyslechnu-
to bylo. Povedela Jim, jak sta
IA devecka predtuchou sveho
blizkeho konce hnana, svdj III
vctni DEF il vypravela, vypra-
vcvani, ktere Dionysie svou Wy
tecnou pameti skoro doslovn6
opakovati dovedla; vysvitalo 2
neho jasn6, jak matka cd sv6-
no ditete odloucena byla a
proc uboha Klara V NinvilIe a
okoli pod jmenem vzdychava
Liza znama byla.
Po tie preSla k menSim po-
drobnostem, mluvila jednoru
KEN zebraku a vypravela, iak
po marnem vecernim hledanf
stara d6vecka nasledujiciho il
ira V mocale utopena nalezena
byla, die echo poznalo Sc,
&c nespachala samovrazdu.
Dale podala zpravu o pfichodu
soudni komise do Ninville q
zminila Sc o lekaTi, ktery byl
prltomen V mrtve poznai ze-
nu, ktera V nemocnici V Poi
tiers dite porodila. Aby nice
hoz nezamltela, co by hrabete
a Morillona zaiimalo, zpravila
Je o SVEN prvnim vyslechu, o
| navStev6 soudni komise We
dvorci, kdez nalezli V jeifm -
Dionysinu ~ kufru penize a
klenoty, ktere il jeii stara pfi-
telka darovala; konecne o
SVEN druhem vyslechu, predve
deni il pred mrtvolu vzdycha-
vc Lizy a konecne o jejim "a.
tknuti co spoluvinnice jedno.
rukeho zebraka a pnvodkyn
: zlocinu, pfi Gemz soucasne OBJ
vinena byla . okradeni stare
devecky pred nebo DO lei
smrti.
Sve vypravOvani ukoncila u
! DAMN, proc die slim vzdy
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Hotove 5000 a zbytek ma
mirn6 splatky koupi dvouro-
dinny dunn A pokojich a
koupelnou nahore 5 poko-
jich a koupelhou dole, elektri-
ka, voda, plyn, bridlicova sire
cha, fernes, dlazdena ulice.
Naleza Sc blfze kary skoly.
Cena $4,000. Haste Sc II Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
PteJte sc ma Mr.. Rob. Kohou-
ia. 9-5
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JCoC JCdCh pttl SAdIlu, hLGEl
minuli sty mink zivoti1i. jest
veteranem z valky mexicke g
az do nedavna venoval Sc do.
bytkafstvi. Ma pocatku toho.
to roku odevzdal reno svyn,
detem a pfistehoval Sc do An.
son, kde pry je to veselejsi,
nezli ma farme.
zlocin ma svetlo, jak dokaze-
me, re Rabiet, Parizot jeho
zena jsou jeho pavodci?
Vzdor tomu, co by Dionysie re-
kla a vzdor zav6ti pana Jora-
mica, tvrdili by, re ma zavraz-
deni stare devecky nemaji zad
neho podilu. Kdybychom jim
fekli: Nell jste sv6j prospech
V tom zlocinu, ponevadz to by
la Klara Guerinova'. - 'Neve-
deli jsme to, nemohli jsme to
vedet, odvetili by. - Go MI
re emit soud, kdyz zlocinci do
vedou Sc ia takovouto vymlu-
WI ukryti?
"Skutecne nespachali Pari-
zotove ami Rabiot omen zloGin
Ivlastnorucne, nybrz neznamy,
f&leSny zebrak, ktery Sc We
dvorci objevil, ably o milodar
prosil. Zajist6 jest tento ne
znamy nastrojem Rabiotovym,
ale jak to dokazeme? Kdo jest
omen jednoruky zebrak? Ano,
kdybychom jej znali., PAX
bych nicehoz nenamital vydat
jej soudu, pax bychom nell
moe, ktere SO nam nyni nedo-
stava. Opakuji, &c ukvapen6
jednanf bylo by chybou; musi-
me cekati, TO jest zakon mou-
drosti. Rabiot neni muzem,
ktery dlouho pokojnym zdsta-
ne; on chce miliony bude hy-
bati nebem zemi, ably Sc iich
zmocnil; nechme iej prijit a
mejme odpoved' pripravenou
- Rozumite nyni, mily Mo
rillone?"
"Ano, pane hrabe,, a vase
d6vody mne pfesv6dcily".
"Mezi nami a stryci pana
Joramiea pride k boji a vidim
napred, re boj ten bude stras-
my, nebot' nasi protivnici jsou
uchvaccni divokou lakotou
kdezto my ubohou, nevlnnou
ob6t' pomstiti chceme. Nedivi'
bych Sc pranic, kdyby "a ne
kolik meslcu, to jest az budf
ziocin grandvalsky zapomenut
pred nami sc objevil Josef Ra
blot S umrtnim listen Klary
Guerinovy a onim jeji dcery
ktera u pestounky zemrela ;
mas We jmenu SVEN a svycf
strycu hrde o vydani dedicty
pana Joramiea pozadal'.
pane hrab6, Josef Rabio
jest chytry, potmesily chap
kdyby predlozil umrtni lis
Klarin, vlezl by sam do pa
ste.
"Jsou lide, jiz zaslepen
svymi naruzivostmi, slepe 81
vrhajl do nebezpeci. Rabiot n;
lezi k nim'.
"Mozna, pane hrabe; al
| Rabiotovi bude to prils obtiz
Inym opatriti 81 lmrtni list.
'fOv$em, lee tomuto Glove
ku ktereho zname, &c jest vse
no schopen, neni mic nemozne
ho. Bud'te ujisten, re nezusta
ne stati necinnym Sc zalozeny
ma rukama. Darebak jeho ia
zu nema dost trpelivosti, aD
deset roku pokojne cekal, a
mu touzehne ocekavane milio
ny do klina padnou. Po sver
: prvnim zlocinu, ktery Sc m
die jeho ptani vydaril, pfemt
: sli 0 novych zlocinech.
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PRODA ST. dun o 5ti svet-

PRODA Sc dun 5ti svet-
nicich koupelnou, sklep pod
celym domem, elektricke svet-
10. Lot je 40 pfi 120 stfevi-
cich. Cena $4,000. Prvni mar
kyc $1,000. Otevreno cely den
i V nedeli. Haste Sc u j. ST a.
stny, 12801 Lenacrave Ave. z
Union. 9-5
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FRODA Sc. moderne stave-
ny dun 0 6ti pokojich ma Dai-
sy Ave. je tam koupelna, elek-
trika, fernes, bridlicova sire
cha. Dam ma zap. 81. ul. /; Cot
tage o 6ti pokojich, elektrika,
koupelna a jine. Da Sc velmi
LEVINE. Proda Sc tez dobfe "a
vedeny a Sc vyplacejici cukro-
vinkovy obchod V dobrem mi
ste. Blizsi Sc sdeli V els. 4912
Clark Ave. 9-6
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Joseph Biggs z Anson, Tex,
jest jeden 2 peti Texand, kteri
minuli sty mink zivotf1i. Jest
veteranem z valky mexicke a
az do nedavna venoval Sc do
bytkafstvi. Ma pocatku toho-
to roku odevzdal reno svyn
detem a pristehoval Sc do An
son, kde pry je to veselejsi,
nezli ma farme.
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PRODA Sc farma O 5Oti a.
krech, 80 mil cd squaru, do
br6 stavby a vhodne zarizeni.
Musi byti prodan tento tyden.
Haste Sc V els. 1925 Abbey
Ave. 9-5
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnich po-
tfeb, kde sc della cistych $40
tydne. Proda sc "a $3.50. Has
t. Sc V {. 7753 Broadway.
9-2
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PRiJME Sc delnik ma far
mu; stala prace. Haste Sc u
FIR. Slavika, Stop %, Chagrin
Falls Car line 90
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PRODA Sc "Bungalov" g
rodinny, pro kazdou rodinu
byt o a svetnicfch, elektrika,
plyn, koupefna, velky sklep a
jine moderni zafizeni. Cena
$1,000, hotove $4,000, ostatni
ma splatky jako najem $40
mesiGne. Haste Sc v {. 1911
Benham Ave. 9-5
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PRODA Sc farma o 81 a.

PRODA Sc farma 0 "a a.
krech rovne, dobre pady u
rodou. Pekne budovy, silo, vel
ka zahrada, so akrd pod plu-
hem, ostatni vysoky les. Mu-
si byt prodana "a pficinou u
sporadani pozustalosti.
Cena $12,500, aneb sc vyme
nj ia mestsky majetek.
Blizsi sdeli j. Smetana, 5023
Dolloff Rd. 2,
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krasny buffet" dubovy, ku-
laty still a zidlicky We .vytec-
mem stavu, proda sc vse "a
$75. Haste Sc V els. $3.50 E.
Ill st. Il Union Ave. 90
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PRODA Sc:
50-AKROVA FARMA biz,

Ashtabula, 7pokojovy ddm v
dobrem stayu, velka bank barn
S cementovou podlahou, sypka,
slepicnik, prasecnik, II tun Sc
ma, 2 kone, 5 krav, 3 vepfe,
100 slepic, vsechno nacini a
llroda Sc proda spolu. Cena
$500, hotove $25O0 a zbytek
ma splatky. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway. Frank
Mlckovsky. 9-5
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DR. OBJ N E.
OZN A M X Y.


MLADA, SILNA divka, ze
stare vlasti prijeta, hleda sIuz-
bu V fadne rodine. Vyzna Sc
dobfe V domaci praci. Haste
Sc Il j. Smik, 4811 Clark ave.
5. w. 9-6