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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27

Miss Beatrice Morgan, SIS Third av-
enue, returned last evening from
ChArchs Ferry, N. D.. where b Wis
tied o1er the weekend with friends.
San Aud Lang Syne'' program will
feature the meeting Of the Plymouth
Congregational church guild on
! Thursday afternoon. n all women
s interested are invited to attend. The
program will follow the business
meeting, and during the afternoon
there will be letters read from for
mer members Of the society who arc
= located at numerous interesting sur
rounding points. Refreshments and
- social hour will follow.
Mics Viona Hansen, pianist. gave
her iunier recital on Tuesday evening
at Corwin hall and her program was
one of considerable Interest, Miss
Hansen is gifted with considerable
musical ability and she possesses a
keen understanding n an lmaEin
Z. ton which promise her an enviahle
> position in the musical world. She
played a thoroughly ENJOYABLE pro
gram last night. sufficiently varied tic
display her skill to advantage. AS
s!s>ins her were Howard Patnore,
~crsanist. and Miss Mildred odell
pianist.
%~r#- 49, /. -
Mrs. Max R%abirovich was hostess
u, Tuesday afternoon to the Lady
'.'ks. Club in her home, $40 University
.Tv.npc. Three tables OF cards were
IN play ard hours were. from, 5 to- $3.50
H,r!oGts. High score was Won ny MIS-:
'tniherinc Ryan. The h~ostesshserved
s;.,n,y rcpast at the afternoon.
f~.
~
he Ladies Aid of the Bethany LII
\ u ran church will meet onaThursday
: , ,rnoon in the church auditorium
=, 5 O'Clock. Mesdames Morris An.
{ son. G. J. Anderson. tialvo,
T. idston and Anton Swarstad will be
tia hOsteSSes.
Mrs. w. d. Wagar OF Michigan. N
D.. is visiting in the city as the guest
OF her daughter. Miss Donna Wagar
q student at the university here. ,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27
DEALINGS IN DIRT

Emily e. Meyers to Clara e. War
riner, warranty deed. lots 10 and IL
Of block 2 Of Vets addition to Grand
Forks. Consideration 5 $4,000.
George Olson and wife to Amanda
Olson, warranty deed, M Of lot 4,
block IT,. Hausen's first addition to
Sorthwood. Consideration 81.
A. w. Wood to John q. Wood. war.
rantN deed, lots ! and 8, block 8. Nc.
Cornaack's addition to. Grand Forks
Consideration $3.50.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27


the trees.
Il shall go back at nce to see where
he is for he will have to know that I
am King"
Silky had never seen the King Of
the Forest act SO sternly before. 20
King, he will come all right. He's
just stubborn and wants to be coaxed
a. little. l wouldn't pay any attention
to him anyway"
"Silky. you don't know so much
about these creatures as YOU think. I
will show you what he is doing. and
then maybe you will believe what I
say. This fellow is a dangerous ere
ature to those who come back from
the Southland to build their homes
Tinker Bob tapped the Stone of
knowledge. and suddenly he and Silky
were in the same place where they
had first seen Red Robin but what
they saw this time Vas very different.
Tomorrow-Mr. Sparrow Seeks
Revenge.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27
JUBILEE
CELEBRATIONS TO
Be HELD in CITIES

New York. April 26.-Golden jubi-
lee celebrations will be held in ten
American cities between April &c and
June, 20 to mark completion of SO
years service by The Woman's Ameri-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27

Observation-Disclosures Of the q
I. w. W.. ordered to begin servin.
sentences. arrived md were set to
work on tho rock pile.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27

Birmingham Aee-Herald.-"Every
city should have an annual paint-up
campaign. March is a good time To
begin. but April is the regulation time
in this part Of the country. Let's
make the coming month notable as a
fresh paint festival. Every building
should have its new dress of paint
annually. but the quality of the paint
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-27

Carol Dcmpster and Thomas Be
van in p. w. Griffith's masterpiece,
The Love Flower" is attracting
packed houses at the Fotcpla>
theater. Carol Den1pster is the latest
Griffith find and will be seen IN
Griffith productions. The 1--we
Flower will he shown tonight and
THURSDAY.
The Washington times., 1921-06-24
A Vamp Must Pay for Beguiling
Susceptible Husband

The wife of opera singer has just recovered $4,000
from the who Theda Baraed her spouse and now
Frances White the noted stage STAR is charged with purloinng
100000 worth of paywrights affections
The Washington times., 1921-06-24

DENIES PURSUIT
BY YOUNG prince
Pretty Vera Dahl indignant
When Asked If Royalty caus-
cd Her Removal Here.

NEW YORK. June 24--Pretty
Vera Dahl, daughter of the famous
Danish singer and impresaria. Nine.
Elo Dahl, denied yesterday she had
come to America at the request OF
the Danish royal family.
1t was reported prince OF the
royal blood had paid her so much at
tention the royal family in Denmark
had induced her mother to bring her
TO America.
SHE WAKES INDIGNANT.
The girl. charmingiy gowned AMI
vivacious. waxed indignant She
said:
This Is ridiculous. NY people
have good position In Copenhagen,
and naturally / have been at court
and met some OF the princes
Most of the younger princes OF
the blood royal are charming. WELL
bred gentlemen, happily engaged to
equally charming girls--or still more
happily--married.
A rumor like this spreads over all
the courts of Europe and shall
feel rather embarrassed when go
home. All that brought me over here
was the natural desire to follow
mother and my younger sister. Tove
on their trip to America.
"This is such bog, busting coun-
try. so unlike our tiny little Dem
mark. Denmark looks like a doll
house compared to a great cafe when
put alongside of America"
p. Sinus. secretary to Nine. Dahl,
said OF Vera and her mother:
both are keenly interested in mu-
sic. Vera Is talented girl. She Is
very popular In Copenhagen and
Paris. and the crown prince and
other prominent people of Denmark
have paid her compliments on her
talent and beauty.
Il suppose that is how the rumor
started"
The Washington times., 1921-06-24
PREDICTS
|. PEACE FOR WORLD
ASSURED AUGUST |
Foreign Attaches Are Confident
SiIesia and Near East VIII
Be Tranquil.
Iut~rnntionaI News Service.

LONDON, June 24.-worId peace
will have been achieved within the
next month. according to opinion ex-
pressed at the British foreign office
today. IL is confidently believed by
foreign attaches that by the frst OF
August international settlements will
have been reached restoring tranquil
ity in Upper Silesia and the Near East.
The following statement was made
to the international News Service this
afternoon by a high official OF the
foreign office:
Lord Curzon, the foreign secretary.
has succeeded In convincing France
and Italy that the Turkish question
should be settled upon its own merits.
ITALY has already promised to
cease all secret negotiations with
the Kemslists (the Turkish nation
alists led by Mustapha KemaI
Pasha). France Is with us. We
are convinced that the much adyer-
tised Greek offensive in Anatolia is
a BLUM. II is impossible TO achieve.
The Greek reply to the Allies
note offering peace mediation be-
tween Greece and Turkey. probably
win be received from Athens on
Monday.
We are in receipt of sdvices indi-
eating that the Turks will be amea-
able to reason
Diplomatic circles are already
celebrating the victory of British
diplomacy" Apparently the impend-
ing war ventures in both Asia Minor
and Silesia have been scotched. The
hnal details In the way of agreement
will be made and approved when the
supreme council meets next month.
The Washington times., 1921-06-24
Hou a
PistoIShot
Won the
LoUe of the
.Reigning
French j
Stage N
Beauty XI

America May Remain Dry
But the Sahara Desert Is Going "Wet''
The French Government begins the greatest undertaking
conceived by the mind of which will put half con-
nent under cultivation and perhaps change the climate Of
Europe.
The Washington times., 1921-06-24
MISS SDEACON WEDS
BRITISH Peer AT
CIVIL ceremony
Church Marriage of Boston
Heiress and Duke of MarIbor-
ough Due Tomorrow.

PARIS, June 24-The civil cere-
mony uniting in marriage the Duke
OF Marlborough and Miss Gladys
Deacon, of Boston, took place at the
British consulate at II o'clock this
morning. The religious ceremony
Will be conducted tomorrow after
noon.
The witnesses at the consulate
we're Eugene Higgins, J. T. Jewel
Walter Berry and L. c. Renaut. The
press photographers and moving pic-
ture operators gathered in front OF
the consulate We're surprised when
an elderly man dressed in a light
gray suit stepped up to them and
rcmarked:
i suppose you want to take pic
lures Well, l am the duke
Miss Deacon wore a navy blue
chsrmeuse dress and blue hat.
Leaving the consulate the couple
again faced the camera men.
Won't you please smile" said n
moving picture operator.
II am sorry but I cannot smile vet"
feplied Miss Deacon.
Inc duke and Miss Deacon went TO
the Higgins home for luncheon.
The name OF the clergyman who
VIII oniciate tomorrow was held up.
The duke had much difficulty finding
minister, because he has been
divorced less than year.
The list OF guests, issued Thursday,
contained the names of the most
prominent members of the British and
American colonies. Among those in
yited are Prince and Princess Chimay.
the italian Ambassador to sFrance.
Prince George OF Greece and the
Princess. Princess Etipena Murat
Baron Rothschild. Marquise Polignac,
Princess Rsdziwill, Marshal Foch,
President Millerand OF France. and
Anatole France.
The Washington times., 1921-06-24
4 De AID AS.
IRISH DITCH
ARMY TRAIN.
CONTINUED from First Page,

N~~~s~f%-~~ - ~--- : ~ ~
troops. He was supplied with food
from the officers mess and provided
with sleeping accommodations similar
to those of the officers.
After spending the night at the bar
racks. De Valera was told by an Off
GER that he was free and at liberty
i, 70 go where he wished without fear
of molestatfon.
According to the version OF the
Dublin correspondent OF the Daily
Express, a slight disturbance occur
red In Dublin street and DE Valera
was among those arrested in conse-
quence. No charge was preferred
against the Slim Fein chieftain.
The Daily Telegraph understands
that documents found in DE Valera's
possession were sent to London, Scot
land Yard, and the Irish office.
u. 8. STAND IS DISCUSSED.
The Daily Telegraph correspondent
at Dublin said that De Valera was
arrested at Black Rock. his home.
The Dublin correspondent of the
Daily Mail said that De Valera had
been arrested through case of mis-
taken identity.
The Daily Telegraph in comment
ing upon King Georges Belfast
speech and his appeal to. Ireland ITO
forget and forgive" admits that the
Irish question is more than local. 1t
points to the interest shown In II by
the United States.
Universal peace depends 90 its
solution to a greater extent than on
sny other factor" said the Daily
Telegraph. without Anglo-American
friendship the future holds little
promise of tranquility. Ireland is the
principal obstacle In the way of an
understanding with America which
would be the surest guarantee against
future war"
Technically de Valera is an -es-
capped convict and could have been
held on criminal charge aside from
any political charge. HIS release is
interpreted in London to mean that
general orders have been sent out
by the cabinet and Dublin Castle to
treat Sim Feiners Ieniently and in
a conciliatory manner while sound
ing the popular response to the
kings Belfast appeal.
The Washington times., 1921-06-24
Sinn Fein and Britain
Again Reported To BE
Negotiating For Peace
By DANIEL O'C0NNELL,
international News Service.

DUBLIN, June 24.--Persistent re-
ports are current here today that
peace parleys are again n progress
between the Sim Fein the British
government. 1t was Ned that the
government made a new offer, but the
republicans. after considering IT. re-
Jected it because 1t failed TO satisfy
their nationalist aspirations.
A deadlock followed, but later the
The Washington times., 1921-06-24

British government is reported to
have made a fresh proposal. backed
personally by Premier Lloyd George
The Washington times., 1921-06-24

The utmost secrecy has attended the
exchange of views and the details OF
the offers are unknown.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-11
IRWIN COBB TITLES 80
NEW MARTIN FILM.

Irwin Cobb i'll new guise is disclos-
ed as the editor of Pardon My
French" the Messmore Kendall pro-
duetion starring Vivian Martin, which
comes to the Bijou Theatre today.
Mr. Cobb is responsible for the final
version of the photoplay, which was
taken from story by Edward Childs
Carpenter. The famous humorist has
seen to it. that the titles are as funny
as the picture, which is d comedy of
the newly-rich and full of laughable
situations.
Vivian Martin plays the role Of an
actress who, out of job, accepts a
position as maid to Kansas million
aire whose money had come all of a
sudden and whose wife had an itch to
be in Society-with a big S. Miss
Martin is one of the best-looking wom-
en- on the screen, and her. capabilities
as a comedienne have been demon
strated many times, go that her many
admirers win wait for Pardon My
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-11
1.-THE MAN WORTH WHILE"
AT THE GRAND TODAY

Lawrence Johnson, the phenomenal
fve-year-old child actor, who was for
merly featured with Mae Murray in
1.-THE Right to Love- is being featur-
ed with Joan Arliss, by Romaine
Fielding. the weH-known star of THE
Man Worth While" which will appear
at the Grand Theatre today. Law
renee Johnson is considered by mas
ters in the moving picture field as
the greatest find of his age in picture
dcm Little Lawrence runs the entire
gamut of emotions, from light comedy
to tragedy, and at all times remains
natural and convincing. We guaran.
tee he has one big dramatic scene
with Miss Arliss that win be romem-
bered.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-11

ly for a while puts a check to the de-
bilitating effects of thin, watery blood.
1t supplies the blood with red corpus
Giles, steps it up to its normal rich
redness. Then it is that the pleasures
of rhythmic living return. The smoul-
dering glow of life warns and bright
ems so that the pleasant sensations Of
eating, sleeping, breathing, walking
in the golden sunshine, breathing deep
the health-giYing air, again become
thrilling and full of delight.
Druggists sell GUIDES Pepto-Mangan
in both liquid and tablet form.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI4E-Saxon roadster. -Four
electric lights, starter In good con-
dftion. Phone TAI. tt
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7 heatrical

FRENCH" with appreciation aforetime.
A combination of Vivian Martin and
Irwin Cobb certainly ought to be the
goods! Pardon My French" is re-
leased by Goldwyn.
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Stale blood blurs living. 1t dulls
the love for pleasure, and weakens the
spirit. Thoughts sink into an unre-
deemed dreariness that no goading OF
the will can dispel. Where there was
thrilling excitement, there is only an
aching sensation of fatigue.
Guides Pepto-Mangan taken regular
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NOTICE.

The Brunswick Shoe Hospital, at
1923 Norwich street, formerly run by
r. II. Maynard has been sold to H. g.
Maynard, who will conduct it in the
future. October rs, 1921.
H. G. MAYNARD.
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Wet Wash
ONLY Sc PER POuNp

ONLY &c FIX POUNp
Weighed while dry, returned in
a few hours, absolutely Clean
and Sanitary. Just the right
dampness for ironing.
BRUNSWICK LAUNDRY, Inc.
Phone us Now, and become a
satisfied customer.
Phones 12o and 80.
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Quick delivery, fair prices
and full loads. Smiths Wood
yard, First Ave., and Bay. Tel
ephone 600.
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VALUE

In building, several thou-s
, sand dollars must be spent
: by you. The value you get
: deends on sahe contractor.
: Merritt guarantees his
work.
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LOST-4on Norwich street Friday
evening, opposite Phoenix Grocery
Co., on Norwich street, pair rirnless
eyeglasses. Finder leave at News
Office. Reward. #
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MISCELLANEOUS

u. S. Engineer Office, P. o. Build
ing, Savannah, Ga. Sealed proposals
will be received here until IL o'clock
neon, November 30, 1921, and then OPP
.oned, for dredging in Brunswick Har-
Dor, Ga. Information upon applica-
ton. n 11-1,2,3;4,2S,29
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29

Jiz 30 delSi dobu pfindSeii
bursoyni telegramy smutn6
2prdvy vytrvaltm poklesu
vsech eyropskych men. Znehod
nocovanim Jest postizena arci
j koruna ceskoslovenska. aC
iinak Sc drzi 2 valut valkou
postizenych zemi pom6rne ma
neivetSi vT5i DneSni kurs "a
znamendva esl. korunu 0.98c,
n6meek6 mmkv 0.59fsc. rakou
sk6 koruny 0.o4aic, poIsk6 do
konce len 0.o2He. snad liz
neinizsi stupea, tax ze Jest
mono. ze posledni nebude liz
vuboe ma kursovnim listku IL
vadtna. Koruny mad'arsk6 sto
il o13e, iihoslovansk6 0.34c,
rummsk6 0.G7c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29
MEL NEPRATELE PROHI-
BICE VSTUPUJE NYNf |
SLUNCE.

Ponecha-i Sc nearbeer, papi
vo, neboliz bfeGka, (jm6no, ia
kd dali tomuto napoii nektefi
hostd Z Czech, nemuzeme 2 du-
vodu sluSnostnich uvereinitD
asi 10 minut ma slunci, pocne
vItetnT ten mok. ienz della
kraIi Gambrinovi tax znameni
tou ostudu, kvasiti tim Sc
zvetSuje jeho obsah alkoholu,
iinImi, zde sevSeobecn6lymi
slovv dostava "kick". ienze ten
"kick" lest namiren vice ma "a
zivaci Gstroii, nez-li ma hlavu,
iak tomu bIvalo drive.
TAX asi vypovidal sladek pi-
vovaru The Eilert Brewing Co.
Jakub Haller, pred soudcem
Spoi. Statu Westenhaverem.
VIpovtdi uveden6ho odborni-
ka mali IA uGel obhaiiti zavod
Q iehoz uzavreni ma rok usiluii
prohibitnj llfady. Process $ pi-
vovarem lest prvnf sv6ho dru-
hu a soudni rozhodnuti bude
patrn6 vod.tkem pro podobn6
soudy V budoucnosti. Haller
dokazoval, re nearbeer uni
st6n-li ie V teple. pracuie a ma
byva tfi desetiny iednoho pro
centa lihu V dobe dvou dni.
RoZsudek vydan bude po roz-
hodnuti velkoporoty jiz Y pom
d6li. Jest-li prohibicaci zaza-
luii take slmce pro munsai-
nerstvi, 0 tom neni dosud nj
echo znamo.
Pivovar Eilertuv ma Sackett
Ave. a zap. 81. III. byl federal
mimi agenty prepaden dne IA.
cervna. ktefi die vydan6ho sv6
detovi Y zavod6 pred prohlid-
kou sami koupili n6kolik be-
den piva, iez melo misto dovo-
lonIch 0.50 proc, cd OIL do
% proc. lihu.
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"A DOPRAVNfCH NE5TE-
STf ZABITI TRI MUZI.

M6stsk6 poulitnl kary usmr-
tily diva muze a iin5 zahynuI
pod koly vIaku. 25Iety j. Z.
Barrick, 14411 Mayfair Ave.
East Cleveland phi presunova-
nj vozu We winderemersk6 vo-
zoyce Y East Clevelandu ne
St'astnou nahodu uklouzl do
stall Sc pod kola. Zanechava TIA
zenu s til tydny starJm robe
tenn. Nadrazni kondukt6r, 81
Iety James Lyons, bytem ma
Prospect rd. Rocky River byI
zabit vlakem Nickel Plate dra-
hy ma Fulton rd. S. Z.
AS 65-lety, nezjiSten5 muz
Sc sedIm plnovousem, $ Gastec-
nou plesi od6ny sedy oblek
zabit byl Chagrin Falls ka-
rou M vych. 152. ul. Kin
sman rd.
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POROTA Sc. NEMUZE DO
HODNOUTI o OSUDU
BENIGNA.

Po marn6m, vice jak deseti-
hodinovfm uvazovani byla po-
rota, jez ma mad domn6llm
vrahem Slye a Fannera vyslo-
viii osudn6 slovo vinen neb ne
vinen, byla die narizeni soudce
II. w. JeWella Z Delaware, O.
o pul desat6 hodin6 vecerni u
zaVrena. DIE ntkterJch pred
beznych zprav panuje mald
Tyhlidka, ze by Sc mohla po-
rota bro rozhodnouti.
Y poradach bude pokraCo-
vano dnes Y $50 hod. rano a
iak soudce prohlasil, nebude-li
do dneSniho poIedne vyrok O.
znamen, bude celia porota roz-
puSt6na.
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TRETI ZE SERIE BERNARDO
HO KONCERTU.

Nepfizniv6 pocasi m6lo nc
pochybnG vIiv ma CtvrteGni kon
cert Y Masonic Hall. NavSt6va
byla ~ice p6kna. nicm6n6 scha
zelo hodne do napln6ni sine.
ii, kdoz priSli, byli bohatd od-
m6n6ni Vystounili umalci zdo
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RIJNOVE QUOTUM.

(FLIS)Za mtsic riien vyCel
pano bYlo pfistthovaleckG quo
tum nasledujicich zemi: Afri-
Ky, Atlanticklch Ostrovu, Rec
ka, Jihoslovanska, NovGho Z6-
landu, iinIch clsti Evropy, Pa
cifickIch Ostrovu, Portugalska,
Syrie. Ma cely rok bylo vyGer-
pano Quotum Atlantickych O.
strovu, iinych casti Aisle, Pa
lestyny, SpanGlska. Turecka a
Smyrnsk6ho Distriktu.
Cd 20. riina V poledne bylo
pripustno prist6hovalcu do Sp.
Statu Z iednotlivych zemi, jak
nasleduie:
Albanie Al; Armenie 1877:
Australia 21; Rakousko lisp;
Belgie 1877 Bulharsko 23: Ce-
skoslovensko 1871; Gdansko
20; Dansko SD; Finsko 462 !:
Rieka II; Francie 384; Meme
cko 12.1S6; Mad'arsko G59; +
talie 3,731; Lucembursko >
NiZoZemsko 1872: Norsko L.
o1D u ~ pps -
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Neni zadna pomoc; musine vv3rodatil
UOchazI nam Ihuta nasi naj jemne smlouvv
PROTO PORADAME UPLNY A NEzAPOMFNIJTFINv
TRICETIDENNL VYPRODEJ
V STRIZNiM OBCHODE u KOUDELU'
CfSLE ABS BROADWAY,
V C1SLE ABS BROADWAY
priStim tydnem, sobotu S. list

NAPiodtfhe DeH replan - beZ ohIcdn Ztr5tu
IychkoN obmezeni podminel veSker6 prehvetn6 zob,
faseho obrovskeho iadu prvodnho zboa "a cenv pcsr
ehant uzasne mike
Nase zboz vzdycky bylo, lest vzdye1v bude vlhradnf
ZEN prNofdnho druhu 2bo2 kazdGm ohlpdu spoehliv6
4arueene; nemame zadnd line take nebudeme toto
boz koupe nyn behem vyprodeie "a pouhI zoe
drveiSi ceny
Uvadime prozam len n6ktere z naSich nestenIch lac
plStch naSh dennlch oZnamkach vVnrocpie
shledae llch vice nepromeSkeite ie!
STRlZNl ZBOZl: NenoveiSi vzory p6nfch sv6tlIcb to
Vomodych perkalu talch barev, Sc palcu SoIch 10
yard Jenny SovS Saty 27 palcn srokI novIch SON
adnych barev, meme kostkovanl po 1870 yd epI sv6
barchet - pacu Sroky neb pruhovanv M
loc yard anp billy barchet spodni pldo DO 1215c vd
peVne nebeene p1no SO paIcu Stroke, yd; zvl
ste sllna latka ma rucniky uGra1y po 8l5c yd
SFODNl PRADLO: MuIske, yclmi teple vcspod snG
Vnene spodni koSe neb kahoy veos od 81 do l6
cerSVe move beZVadn6 SAC kus; chapecke spodni o.
beky ceku VeSpod roZvn6nG zvst6 slime mirv ~ do G
let po 5Sc oblek; zenske zimn rlhovane spodni olay
celku dlouhymi neb krtkNm rukvy bez ukv vsech We
koSt od "a do Al. Csc oble; dvti lhovan6 spod
III cekoVe obleky, bile zdobcnG my cd do 16 lo
55c Csc 75c oblek
PUNCOCHY Jennie bavlnfnG punGochy pro nemIuvnata
VSechny mlry od 40 do 3 - bile par: d6ts6
cerne yhovane puncochy pevnt bavn6nG mirv cd do o
p0 l2c l4c Ice par d6sk6 zvlaSG rVhov9n6 MN
cochy cerne neb hnede vck6 DO LET no oc
ar; ZenSke terne bayn6ne punGochy vSech voIkos od
Ei2 do lO. lie zenS'e hedVabne
u'SoVe neb bile vSech vekosti par MUS ien-
ne baVlnene ponozky tern6 hn6d6 vSecv v od 9t do
lll2, po lie muzsk6 kazmereovG slime tepe pono2
KY cerne vsech velikost po 27c par atd