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LACE DOMIJ.

LACE DOMU. Nam v pro-,
deji dvou i jednorodinne domv
w Gene cd $4,000 do $4,000 pri
men5i splatce hotov6 a ostat-
nj ma vyhodn6 splatky. Prijd'7r
tie SIC poradit a blizSi informace
YAM poda ochotne Ed. Caba-
LEX, 1899 e. l21. st. 7-27l
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POSETILE
EiISTORKY.
Adolf Cervinka.
PRO DOBROU VULi.
Urozena historka 5 neur0ze-
nym koncem.

Jiz til mesice nudil sc baron
Oswald Netrovec ma zamku,
ktery zdedll pc SVEN stryCl,
starem mladenci Edgaroyi. S
nadherou a Sc vsemi poctami,
ktere prisluSeji patronatnlmu
panovi, pochoyal jej do rodin-
nc hrobky We stlnu vekoyitych
lip, prevail jeho male panstyi
sc starym sluzebnictyem a S O.
bctavosti lepsich v6ci hodnou
vyslechl deputaci hasicu, ktere
milostiye sllbil pr nejblIzsIm
onni osobni ucast a pr plese
protektorat, prijal cestny di-
plom vyslouzilcu sousedniho
mesteGka a stall Sc z|akladaji-
chm clenem okraSlovaciho spoil
ku, ktery podnikal krizacke W
pravy ma vysuseni jIchoyiteho
rybnlcku prostred navsi a Wy
hanel Z parciku, zalozeneho v
zakouti u stodol, zbloudil6 krm
milky a busy.
Baron Oswald Sc staral yse-
NONE, ably dobrou vuli mezi
zamkem a Vesnici udrZel. Ne
kteri rypalov6 tyrdili Size, re
to della jen Vzhledem ma docha
zejici pacht honitby ma sell
skych pozemcich ,ktcr6 Sc cht6l
zmocniti a kde az dosud prvni
radni "a rocni desitku prachem
q olovem pobiiel ma zemi i v
povetri aspon "a padesatku
panskych zajicu a koroptyi -
ale ty hlasy op6t umlkly.
Starry administrator panstyi
Drzmisek 81 liboval V move
vrchnosti, ktera ma syou Skodu
znala z ucetnictvi toliko zaka-
zanou hru pul dyanactou, ma
Was podobnou plebejske hire
jeden q dvacet,a baron Oswald,
vazaje 81 rano nddostizn6 ma
krcniEy, klidne schvaloval vse-
cky navrhy tohoto stareho Ii
s&ka.
Nuda barona Osvalda mela
hlavni pramen nedostatku
damske zabavy, ne oySem S u
pjatymi k%omtesami, ktere oza-
foyal nimbus northumberland,
ale S lehkomysinymi koketka-
mi velkeho mesta.
Jak velice poklesl tento ne
mlady, nestarI aristokrat ma
mysli, da Sc neil6pe posoaditi
z tono, re We chvilich oloytne
rudy psal na zpravy duchod-
nlho 0 odstrelu were versicky
0 zabavach span6lsk6ho sIeeh-
tee ma venkov6, Jeho verny
s}uha Josef musel mu pr tom
pocitati slabiky q skandovati
siova,
Ma rozkaz srdho yelitele MAJ
sadil 81 dobry stalk kosten6
breiAe a pfidupaval ST pekne
do taktu k temto versikum:
Kdyz odkvetly tamarysky,
kazal Pedro honit lisky;
kdyz pukaly .jehnedy,
Z
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Joramieovo dedIctvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

ri trantlsek. hdyz JSem nebyl
S 10 mu toto p0vedetl, Vellce Sc
hneVal. Pane starosto', prayll
Ike mne, 'trantlSek Morel a Je-
no seStrd Dionysie snad nekdy
priJdou do Vignotte; budou-ll
81 pratt nejake zpravy 0 SVEN
bratru LuclanoVl, tedy bud te
tax IaskaV a sdelte Jim, ably
Sc obratlli ma mne'. - Kde by
eli tento PAM tazala jsem Sc.
~ Parlzi. Zde mann jeho a
dresu, kterou mi doruCII'. =
Starosta otevrel stolek a nasel
tam listek, jeJz mi podal. Po-
zorovaIa jsem omen kousek pa
piru a zahanDena, pronesla
Jsem; Neumim clsti, pane sta
rosto'. - TO neni vasi yinou,
Dionysie; um6la byste, kdyby
vas byli poslali do Skoly mlsto
V utlem mladi do sluzby. Zde
stoji: Ambroz Morillon. Clslo
"A Y ulici Sv. Dominica v Pa
rizi'. - Omen kousek paplru
jsem ztraJila, mia LIzo;; ale
TO nevada, nebot jeste pc desiti
letech dobTe budu 81 pamato-
vati jmeno a byt onoho pariz-
skGh0 pana. kdo neumi cist,
must miti trochu dobrou pa
met. Cd s%farosty 3la jsem ma
hrbitoV. Uka1ali mi misto,
kde matha ma byla pohIbena.
hlekla jsem ma jeji hrob, mo-
dlila Sc a vzpomnala ma mrtve
rodice, ma bratry a ma jine u
dalosti q d6tskych let. Pobyla
jsem We Vignotte diva dni a kaz
Gy mpe rad videl, nacez vydala
jSem Sc ma cestu do Grandval.
- Tot celia ma pIihoda, mila
LILO; jak yidite, neui dlouha".
"A prece, Dionysie, vypra-
VoVanIm svym vzbudiIa isl 1--WE
ucaGstenstvi me. Prihoda II
tyuj zivot trochu pod0ba Sc me
mu. Ovsem isl teprve dvaadva-
Get let stara, lie Ii doufati '
budoucnost 4 We Use NONE.
Ee tvem starr nemohla isem ia
! juz V mic doufati; budoucnost
mi byla n&hle uzavIena a sauna
odsouzena jsem byla do smrti
trpeti. Dionysie, vyzvala jsem
te dnes ven do noel, nikoliv
abych snad posIouchala tyui III
votopis, ale abych sauna sdelila
toDe neblahou minulost svou.
Drive bych TO byla s0tya uci-
Mia, aVSak zmlnila isl Sc o pa
noyi z Pafize, jenz o tebe a I've
bratry Sc zajimal, a TO primel0
mne, bych tobe y5e vyievila.
Proc? - porozumi5 poZdoji.
Ones poprv6 touzim otevIiti
sldoe sve, kterG dlouha leta
mlcelo jake hrob, dnes popry6
zadam 81 snaznG tomuto srdci
uloyiti a ieho nesmirny Dol Wy
jeViti iinemu srdci, by me pot6-
silo. Dionysio, Wis, re mne mas
rada, re mas utrpnost Sc svou
gtarou pritejkyai. Ode dine,
kay sem ma Grandval priSel o.
nen stryc z Paflze, jsem ne
smlrHG podeaeDa; nemam po-
koje, nemohu y noel spati. At
namaham Sc jahkoliv, nemohu
z du$e yypuditi bazen, re hro-
ri mi ndiak6 neznam6 nebcz-
peel jez starou hlavu mou "a
SALINE. Ano, Dionysie, tusim, ze
Hivot mui ohrozon''.
"Poslys, D%iony,ie, ty Wis, 5
jakou tyrdo5iinosti PAM Pari-
zotoVa patrala 20 mem imenu
9 20 tajemstv1 me minulosti".
"Jakoby il ma tom neco yale
zelo'.
"Nepoohybuj, ona ma V tom
n6jakg z4jem, kterJ ukrTva'.
'Nanablizim "
"AySak ia isem pfcsyadee-
ma. Vddela jmdno me j me ro-
dt&to, jako4 j pricinu, proc
iSen toto opustila, to vse We
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Cpozd9a5 otazka.

MistroVa. k napil6mu muzi:
"Cloydte, kan isl dial zas ro-
lump"
Mistr; "Na to SEES mn6 STA
III, mdla plat, kdyz jsem site
bral.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14

~ Chcete-Ii prodati nebo
houpiti jakykoli maietek, O.
Hnamte to V denniku "Svet''
= najdete rychle to, CO hle-
date.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14

"A PRiCINOU odjezdu pro-
dam dyourodinny dunn o 5-po-
koJich $ koupelnou nahore, vse
moderne zarizeno. Cena levna.
Haste Sc " els. 1915 Sackett
Ave. S. w. 7-f9
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O Sc pozcmek 0 | a.
kru AIS is minut od Lee Rd. a.
neb Sc vymenI "a psdnorodin-
NJ dunn " m4sta aneb "a NEST
ske loty. Bllzsi Sc sdeli V els.
1878 Benwood Ave. blize W.
cboarf -91. nlice 7-1s
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Has kl.ve,

Aena: "Starej ten mas fakan
me jln6ho neumi, nez kri6et a
pitt''
Muz: Gnu. to prvni ma 20
tob6 q to druh6 20 mne!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14

PRODA Sc ) akru dobr6ho
pozemku S krasnou zahradou
na dlazden6 cest6, 8 mil od
Clevelandu. Cena $4,000. ho-
tove $500. Haste Sc V elsie
1929 Dolloff Rd. -?
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opuStena. Ma SteStl byla JSem
zdraVa, Silna a dobre mysll, ma
sve skromne zivobytl Vydelala
jsem vzdy. Leta plynula, me-
Mia jsem sluzby jak bylo nut
no,a prot vuli vzdalovala jsem
Sc elm dale Cd sVeho rodneho
kraje. Jake by tomu osud
chtel. Bratra FrantiSka .jsem
vicekrate nespatfila; jen jsem
Sc d~ozvedela, re vytahl 81 Fly
los a byl odveden k yojsku.
Nyni asi ma jiz doslouzeno,
nebot' jest mu pres petadvacet
let.
Co Sc stale S mladSIm bra
trem Lucianem, to nevIm, kde
jest a elm Sc zabyva avSak We
rim, re jest xiv a re Sc 5 MIN
jeSt6 setkam, jake 5 bratrem
FrantiSkem.
Dosud jsem YAM nevypraVo-
vala 0 panovi onom z Pafize,
ale hned k menu prijdu. Kdyz
jsem Sc rozhodla opustiti pro
sveho neodbytneho milovnika,
0 nemz jsem sc jiz zminila,
sluzbu ma dvOTe v Dampierru,
ucinila mi nabidku PAM Pari-
Zotova, kterou jsem prijala S
pOdOtknutim, re ma Grandval
budu moci prijit teprv az ia
Ctyri nebo pet dni. Hodlala
jsem iiti do sv6ho rodist9, kan
mne to public liz dlouho. Use
trila isem 81 nekolik set fran
XII, tedy mohla jsem 81 malou
zabavu doprati a trochu DO Wy
razeni Sc projeti.
Cestovala jsem tedy do Wig
notte, kde jsem nebyla dVanacJ
let, Vst0uplla 90 rodneho DOM
ku, kde matka Tome zemrola,
4 Vld6la, re zatlm V mem uSa-
dill Sc clzl mI hide, kLerl uQl-
vene IA mne pohllzeii a Sc pta-
il, echo 81 prejl. NedoVedla
JSem sc %opanoyat, Vypukla Y
plac q We vzlykot, jake decko.
Strnule %pohLzela JSem ma loze,
pOdObne onOmu, ma Jakem NIL
loVana matlGka ducha VypusJl-
Ia, prohllzela jsem 81 kazdy
precinct a TAX zavdala prltlnu
ku Cetnym otaZkam. Sd6lila
lsem jim, re to ma kolebka a
&c jmcnO me Dionysia More
Iowa. VyptaVala jsem Sc 20
SVEN otcl q pc syych bratrlch.
TeprVe dobre 81 mne prohi6dll
= prOJeVlli sVou pfizen. VyzVa-
Ii, bych 81 odpoCala 4 pozVali k
.jldlu. 49, SyoIah sousedy, ktefl
mne poznali, nebot pry .isem
celia nebozka matka Tonic.
hdyz jsem neco pojedla a
sklenkou VIVA Sc posilnila, Wy
praVeli mi, re bratr FrantiSek
byl We Vignotte o vojenskem
odVodu a ze odVeden byl k vol
sku. Jeden re sousedu tvrdii,
&c FrantiSek prave Y Africe sc
sym plukem Sc nal6za. Vypra
veil mi, re otec muj bldne "a
hynui plamenech, kdyz chtel
zachraniti iistou zenu u hori-
chic domu, We Nignotte fekl
pry to jisty pan, .jenz u staro-
sty byl navStevou. O bratru
Lucianovi neyedeli niceho, ale
radili mi, bych Sla ku s%tarosto-
Vi, ienz snad 0 mem Dude miti
znamost. Tuto radu sem upo-
slechla. Starosta priiaI mne
prateIshy a v%ypravel, co iiz cd
jinych .isem slySela, re bratr
Frantisek jest voiakem a otec
ze Y pozaru Y Parizi 0 aivot
pri5el,
Vypukla jsom znova V plaG;
avsak pocit'ovala jsem hrdost,
an0 i radost mad statecnosti OF
covou, ienz zivot ztratil pr "a
chranovani cjzich lidi, a tax
vyroynal hfichy driy6j5iho III
vota,
'MiIa Dionysie', pravil Ike
mne starosta, Use, co yam Wy
.c: .I-1o1 1900 Il s;,tyL1
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PRODA Sc piano, kter6 sta
10 $500, da Sc "a $160, musi
byt prodano do 6ti dni, dale
dttska postel, veIka nova po-
stel, dresser, satnik, sideboard
kozeny houpak, plynova kom-
ma ma vareni a vyhriyani, zdi-
macha, stul, kuchynsky stul,
zldle peIiny. vse velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc Y elsie 1892 e. 1871.
MI. 7-20.
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PRCDA Sc nadhern6 zhoto
veny nabytek do 4 pokoju, po-
zustavajici z Velour Oyerstuf-
fed setu do Parloru, praveho
ofechoyeho setu do jidelny,
pravy mahagonovy set do loz-
nice a napodobenJ Imitation
afechoyy set do loznice q diva
bruselsk6 kaIpety, matrace 3
p6ra. lampy . samohraci pia-
Yeskery tento nabytek stal
$3.50 d da Sc nynI "a hoto-
We $1,000. Use ie jake move.
Zavolejte t~elefonem Lorain
800 +. 7-l6
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Ucitel (mluya = s+fiday6m
hosnodarstvD apo Gem bfTa
i brambory, kominku?'
Yak: "Po polivce.'
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PRONAJME Sc:

POKOJE X pronaimuti i
P~lze1skem hotelu cd $500 W
Sc, Fse modern6 zafizeuo. zEla-
stnI ychod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. =
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DR. E
OMAN

NAM KUPCE ma fanny.
Chcete-li rychle prodat, ma
rstivte neb piste ma st. Rody,
oo02 Fleet Ave, Cleveland. D.
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VYMENIM farmu "a OBJ
chodni neb residencni majetek
" meste, jest 50 akru rozlohy,
pekne budoyy Sc zahradou, Z.
krav, 3 kone, slepice, kachny
a vsechny stroje co jsou ma
farm6. Use jest osete. Tato
farma jest ma dlazden6 ceste,
III. mil cd C|leyelandu. Haste
se i j. Smetany, 1923 Dolloff.
Rd.
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Gem w muzete prekazeti tenn
to lidem?"
Tot tajemstyim, Dionysie.
Neznam tohoto pana Rabiota
a take on nikdy pred tim mne
nevidel a pfecs Y mem tualf
syeho nepritele".
"Ano, clovek ten mel Fly po-
HE'D.
Take isl to zpozorovala?"
"Zajist6. Nam dobry zrak a
take sluch. Caste, byt' bychom
nechteli "a dvermi p%osloucha-
Il, prece zaslechneme slovo,
ktere nam utkvi. Onoho vece-
"a, kdyz byl u mas, sla jsem
pres chodbu a zaslechla, re pan
stvo 1--WE Sc bavi a rozmlouya
0 vas, Lizo",
"Jak re? A co prayili?"
"Vsemu jsem nerozum6la ;
byla rec o n6jak6m d6dictvi'.
Dale, Dionysie, dale!'
"Idalo Sc mi, re najaky bo-
haty pan, pribuzny naSeho pan
silva a Onoho strVce. zemrel a
yesker6 jmeni zanechal V po-
sledni vuli jist6 dobr6 prltel-
kyni. Pronesli i jmeno onoho
pana; snad 81 ma ne vzpome-
nu pan Je - ia -
10 p"
"Joramie', dokoncila stara
sluzka hlasem tresoucim Sc.
"Ano, ano, pan Joramie".
Vzdychava Liza ma Okla
milk strnula a pc cel6m t6le
pocala Sc trasti. "Dionysie",
pokratovala, kdyz trochu Sc
y s'l" il'
Il marne luStila jsem tuto ma
danhu, ktera nyni jest mi jas
aNs+5 rdon, 45ns+d Pr 80. 49, ~.
~ emo NY - ieN
-."' ~ Js1'n o"oU NC
I"a;Er '-' ' ,'S;a:ps ~ 'i'i'i ''0
" ',IN I'm -,
ub,a Dian,
s,.ztl,,io w.,
n.af
nnao,o~anE ..,..,1H
roI6 TX taiot.e[
tr,,io 80 nSia15
poI;oto G-a..I
Ld,, n%o3 ~ aaN,, ~. ~:
aa., s-h.E
o,o ,,ol.laa rI,55a.
,.,,i 4i,,a+In :
"rar
L,,a D- 80
i"''o, :
o.. CO."
In YEN "i' N0S1 JS'o oe0l-
~ a ICo' 55I-oy
H. II''s
% y" sym M
~, -
-. h.sa - iioo
Ld,., nau -, 80" NS -
KY Zen ''"ia huyz " sVe-
o,l,. , ,,eH al a1o}lii n.y. JSei'l
@aI,1t9,a - VIZ j., -"
80 Joli ~ =
!, Na,''' - ~
Dto''S'le' IVY" III Jeaine
800 NV "ei !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14
PRIME Sc:

PRIME ST kucharka mIa-
Wei cesky d anglicky. Haste
Sc = elsie 1881 Broadway. rs
PRIME Sc pam ma byt beze
stray d proda Sc detsky koca-
rex. Haste Sc " elsie 1925 K.
30. ST., bllze Fleet Ave. ia
PRIJME Sc fadny svobod-
ny pan ma byt beze stray, po-
koj sam o sobe Sc z-Tlastnim
vchodem. Haste Sc + {. I2409
Holborn Ave. 7-15
PKiJMOU Sc prodayaci ka-
W q grocrnlho zbozi, ktefl
maJi Y tomto oboru zkuseuost.
Haste Sc Il The Cleveland
FOOD Product Co, 2480 I. -.
St. ?
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PRODA 81:
ZVLASTNi ~UPOZORNENf.

PRCDA Sc Haby. eE do 4
svetnic - sI00, aae5 proda
jedrotliye veImi LEVINE. Haste
Sc Y elsie 1902 Persa.a Ave.
TIA
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 6ti poko-
itch, fernes, plyn a jine zari-
zeni. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc
Box 524, Stop ., Maple lights,
Bedford, O.. I'D
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PR0NAJME Sc pekna ga
raz. Haste Sc Y els. 3204 b..
40. nj. Id
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
"ZheMore Shortening the Richer
the Cake A Common MIS-
understanding in Cooking
Equal to Butter in richness,
but YOU use IS to " less
Mazda, and why

And the corn bread, mullins, bran
or Graham gems, and cookies and
buildings you can make with Ma
cola are a source of pride to even
the experienced housewife.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
Town Manager Plan
To Be Discussed

1t was announced today that the
Commercial Club has secured for
Thursday evening, February oath, the
promise of L. J. Fullam, treasurer of
the Fellows Gear Shaper Co., at
Springfield, Vermont, and f. Stubs,
Esq, Of the Board Of Seectmen of
that town to come to ST. Johnsbuly to
confer and discuss with the club the
working out of the town manager
plan in Springfield. As Springfield in
many respects has heretofore paral-
icled st. Johnsbury in management of
town and village affairs, and in max
ing splendid Roadway under he new
plan. it is believed the discussion will
meet with much interest and profit.
As recently noted IN the Caledon-
ian, St. Adams has voted for the adj
option of the plan in town and vii
lage
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
To Inspect Architects
Plans for Parish House

4 meeting will be held in the North
church Wednesday evening to discuss
plans for the new parish house. A.
F. Walker Of Walker and Walker,
Montpelier architects, will be present
with plans for inspection and every
one is urged to look them over and
make suggestions
At the close of the meeting There
viii be a further discussion by the
Building Committee, John c. Clark,
Theodore W. Chase, Frank E. Samp-
son. Lawrence p Leach and Gilbert
f. Woods; and also a meeting of the
Finance committee, consisting Of w.
A. Kicker, chairman; H. f. Balch, A.
X. Brooks, B. A. Palmer, J. F. Puf-
fer. NJ. J. Reed, 4. S, Waterman,
Mrs. A. w. Flint, Mrs, l., p. Slack,
and Mrs. G. C. Cary.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
I IiNEMTIRG

Mrs. Julian Bell and Miss Priscilla
Bell, Rev. G.. w. DOUGLAS. X. T..
Brown and L. J. Snauldino have been
recent visitors in st. JohnShury.
L. n. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n.
Norwood. John Murtaugh and +.
G. Currier have all been i'll during
the week.
Mrs. Martha Pierce, Mrs. Fannie j.
Bell. Misses OsQood and Cole attend
ed the teachers convention in ST.
Johnsbury last week Thursday and
Friday and their schools had vaca-
ton in consequence.
Miss Hannah Pearson of Pittsburg,
n H., and Roy Young of Fitzdale
were united in marriage bv Rev. G..
W. Douglas last week at the parson-
age.
Mrs. George Convey was called to
Island Pond last week by the illness
OF an uncle.
MI. and Mrs. Wilbur Il. Ball enter
tanned small party Of friends on
Saturday evening. Rock and 500 were
being played.
w. L. Rowcll was called to North
S.ratford on Sunday by the death Of
. relative.
Kyle T. Brown has received his
commission from Gov. Hardness as
Municipal Judge for Essex county.
This is the fourth term which Judge
Brown has served and his appoint
ment to succeed himself shows the
appreciation of his constituents Of
his efficiency during the six years
mast and their confidence in his abb
lily to perform the duties of the of
/ fee with justice. Judge Browns many
! friends extend congratulations
/ Miss PcrsiS Parker celebrated her
birthday on Friday evening by invit-
! ing Misses Dorothy Brown, Nelma
! Smith, Helen Jewell, Nellie Kimball,
| MarjoIy Curtis and Lawrence Ball,
Charlie Hartwell, Dclwood Pond,
Bernie Hall, frankie Lewis and
Dana Nichols to spend the evening at
! her home, games and music furnish
/ ing a pleasant time with serving Of
/ light rcfres hments bv Mrs. Parker as
! sisted by Mrs Belle Lewis and Misses
/ Nellie Parker and Edith Lewis. Miss
! Persis received u number of gifts
/ from her friends who wish her many
happy returns Of the day.
The basket ball team played the
Lancaster Legion team on Thursday
evening, the line up being;
! Lancaster LuncnburG
/ Amadon, c, Sugg
/ Craigic, RI IF, Corliss
! Henderson, If If, Morgan
Hartford rg rg, Mason
/ Clark, * X, Aldrich
/ Baskets, Henderson ), Sugg ),
7 Morgan s, Aldrich Mason ,, Cor
liss /. Foul, Corliss 1. The score fin
ishcd 80 to 10 in favor Of Luncnburg
Referee, ]. a. Boucher Time, two
- minute periods, one ten minute
period. The game was a fast one
with only one accident, a slight diff
Guilty between Hartford and Morgan.
4 On Friday evening the basket ball
team wont TO Concord where they
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
For the Finest French Pastry

lUf tbt 1bHCot h'c"t" "'ffp
The finest French pastry is now
being made with Mazda. 1t is more
delicate in taste, and with a greater
richness than any other pastry; for
Mazda gives richness and avoids
sogginess.
You will find a new delight in
your Layer and Chocolate Cake,
Pound Cake, Coffee Cake and Gin
ger Bread-made with Mazda.
Mazda is more economical too.
You use ! to Is less for shortening
than butter, lard or compounds.
Many great institutions, that
study cooking values-as clubs,
hotels, hospitals, sanitariums; din
ing car, lake boat, and trans-At-
Iantic steamer service use Mazda
as a cooking and salad oil.
Sold by all leading grocers in
pint, quart, half-gallon and gallon
cans.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
Perfect Pie Crust Easily
Made

You can make the most delicious
pie crust with Mazola-crisp, brown
and haky. You will want to eat
every last morsel of it.
Cakes, bread and biscuits are
light and wholesome, for the starch
granuIcs are thoroughly broken up.
This is one reason that cakes and
pies, cooked with Mazda, arc bet
ter digcsted than when cooked in
animal fats or compounds.
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~ Fsrns~ orth Street, Boston, Mass. Mr.. ". A. c,
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08

-. l.r.a.., ~ .oo.o loin,, % ~
Mctc oc1e''e1 ''to 'Voi' O''i'6 -. - ~
q in Concords favor Sugg dld not
30, Corliss playing center and Brown
and BLOOD plavinr substitutes. The
+oows nc tbo r,.an,ro,. school. of
,,, "'.,' - viz I ,i.. ''Io
"hteheid ana LuhehDuFg prayed
game at the latter place on Saturday
which was well done and showed evil
dencc of future greatness. The visit
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
Dartmouth Boys Enter
tanned at Cary Camp

Clinton Cary came up from Han
over Friday with a group of Dart
mouth seniors who were his guests at
the Cary camp in North Danville over
the week end. The boys hailed from
Nebraska, Illinois, Massachusetts and
New York and were enthusiastic over
the winter sports at the camp, On
skis they covered many miles Of the
Danvillc hills, going back to camp
tired, happy and hungry, ready for
the good Vermont viands awaiting
them.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08

ONE great fault with many
~ cooks is TO use too much
shortening in their cakes and pas
tries. This very often causes cakes
to become heavy and indigestible,
and pic crusts soggy and pasty.
All animal fats have this ten
dency. They contain more or less
water. This prevents the heat from
breaking up the starch granules
properly.
Mazda is free from all moisture,
as found in butter, lard and ordin-
AIRY cooking fats, 1t is absolutely
1000 pure vegetable fat.
Being already a fluid it does not
have to be melted. 1t makes the
tedious and timewasting Dreaming
in" process easier-which is SO an
noying when you use lard and other
old fashioned compounds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
COL. .1.[)55
"i'' ms >ttUHN'Ntt> IIAf>
'Pape's Cold Compound
Breaks any Cold
IN Few Hours

Instant relief! Don't stay stuffed
up! Quit blowing and snuiTling. A
dose of "PHpc's Cold Compound
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks up
any cold.
The vcIT fret do" opens Cloggcd
no'ril~ and 'hG air pa as" Ul the
head stops nosc running; relieves the
headache, dullucSa, fcvclishncsa.
"Pape's Cold Compo acts quick
sure, and costs only few cents at
drug stores. It act7 without aasla-
lance, tasucs nice. contains no quin-
inc-1nsi1 upon rapc'a,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
80 .,.~ arr
4 SWEAR OFF
US TOBACCO

"No-To- Bac' has helped thousands
to break the costly nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have
a longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe,
or for Il chew, just place harmless
No-To-Bac tablet in your mouth in
stead, to help relieve that awful de
sire. Shortly the habit may be COM
pletely broken, and you are better of
mentally, physically, financially. It's
so easy, so simple. Get box OF No
To-Bac and if it doesn't release you
from all craving for tobacco in any
form, your druggist will refund YOU
money without question.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-08-19
Big axes,

That Madison Square Garden is the
biggest parcel of taxable property in
the country housing various amuse-
meuts, principally boxing, is shown by
a report issued by Promoter Tom Rick
ard for the first six months he has
held the reins over the famous am
phitheater.
From September, 1920, to March,
1921, he has turned over to Uncle Sam
SIP ,391.38 federal tax, not counting
Sl05,6l6.1S for New York state and
city revenue tax, which includes real
estate tax of S35,34O, exhibition Ii.
censes of 5000, boxing club license of
$3.50 and the state tax for boxing of
SOS, o261S.
The total attendance reported from
the various shows as thereto an.
pended was go, 402. Professional box
ing alone attracted Proofs persons.
Amateur boxing came into its own and
was unusually patronized, the five
tournaments bringing out 23.6GS per
sons for a federal tax Of $2.7S916-
New York Morning Telegraph.