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The New York herald., 1921-06-19
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-SaIe or Rent.

AT FREEPoRT-Ownsr must SELL $1,000
cash desired. easy payments; magnificent
! new bungalow, large plot all improvements.
with sun parlor, near school and depot price
$1,000; immediate possession. LUERSSEN.
Immediately 10 right as you get off train
Baldwin. l.. l.
AT Springfield Gardens-Big reduction In
beautiful new tax exempt homes, all mod
ern improvements. decorated, hardwood trim;
now SsWo; easy terms other house bar
gains. $500. W. SCHABEHOPN opp. sta,
Springfield. l.. ].
ATTRACTIVE, well built homes and fine
plots, with waterfront privilege MON
FORT HEGEMAN. Tel 152 Port Wash
ington.
ALL the better furnished cottages and coun-
try homes for seie and rent.
C. L. BREWSTER. Phone So2 Bay shore
AT SYOSSET-fs acres. on main highway,
between Cold Spring Harbor and Hicksville;
cheap DERSCHuCH Co. 26 Cortlandt Sc.
ACREAGE FOR DEVELOPMENT OR
HOMES. !. w. VALENTINE, 3I3 4th av.
BELLPoRT SHORE FRONTS.
Adjoiaing Golf Club.
New bungalow, furnished, five rooms, bath,
large living room, three bedrooms; immense
piazzas electricity; about acre. Handicapped;
bay view; shore rights; $4,000 easy terms.
New house, furnished artistically. beamed
ceiling: living room 33 feet: open fireplace;
eight bedrooms. four baths; large grounds.
Handicapped 90 mile bay view: worth 1900;
sell $4,000: easy terms.
FRANK r. AXTELI.. bELLPORT. i. l.
BELLPoRT L. New house (remodelled)
as dainty a rose; bedrooms, baths,
living room 33 feet: beamed ceiling, costly
electric fixtures large grounds; 20 mile bay
view; shore rights; adjoining golf club; new
brass beds, cheval mirror; worth $4,000.
sell 50 800, easy terms. Sell large plots.
near bay, about half price. FRANK AN
TELL. Bellport. Tel. 221.
BAYSIDE.
Attractive eight room house. parquet floors.
electric light, steam heat, white woodwork
throughout, large living room, open fireplace,
entire house completely screened, garage Tor
one car: occupancy in two weeks. r. M.
GREENE, 10th st. and Lawrence Boulevard,
Bayside. L. l. Telephone. Bayside s51-y
BRAND new 8 room bungalow: every mod
ern Improvement, including garage: open
fireplace tile bath: cash 81 300; price $1,000.
LUERSSEN Immediately to right as you get
off train. Baldwin. L. l.
BETTER CLASS HOMES.
FOREST HILLS, KEW GARDENS, HOLLIS.
MRS. DOWD,
% E. BIRD ST. MURRAY HILL 1889.
CEDARHURST, l.. I.-Big pargain; for sale
new stucco corner house, bedrooms,
tiled bathrooms. sun parlor large porch
steam heat, open fireplaces; lot 75x150: all
modern improvements. Room 905. 152 w.
Rockaway 1850. HARRY MILLER.
CHAS. E. SAMMIS, Huntington. L. I.
Opp. p. o. Tel 435. Homes and Acreage.
DOUGLAS MANOR.-High class, year round
section: % minutes. golf, boating, shade,
gas: houses for sale. GRIFFITHS. Doug
laston.
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FARMS FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
of merit and value boarding Houses, country
homes. farms, all branches. For reliable
service and good farm see JOHN OFT, J94
9TH av.. Brooklyn.
FARMS for sale; catalogue free. srROUT
FARM AGENCY, Box +, $50 Nassau 1T.
WE have for sale some of the most produce
tive cultivated farms In Marinette county
Write JACOBS Il DASHNER. Peshtigo. Wis,
for further information
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Miscellaneous.
$4oo sECUREs POULTRY FARM

S4OO SECURES POULTRY FARM
NEAR NEW YORK CITY.
Is acres brook watered loamy soil close
worlds best markets: good living and coin-
bargain one man farm truck gardening
yields good returns; fruited to apples, pears
wood: snug cottage; good sized barn.: TO
settle affairs goes for 81 800. only $500
down. easy terms; this with fock chickens,
a few pigs. COW or two should bring YOU
real independence details page 81 Illustra ted
Catalogue 100 Bargains; free. STROUT
FARM AGENCY, $50 II. Il. Nassau ST.,
New York city.
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SOUTH YoNKERs.
URGENT SALE BY OWNER.

URGENT. SALE BY OWNER.
New dignifed home of unusual aualifica-
tion and charming appearance; stone con
struction: large rooms; parlor has
marble floor. open fireplace; every modern
appointment; easement windows. French
doors: quality throughout; 80 minutes from
Grand Central, 3 minutes to station; terms
arranged. Phone Yonkers 23sM.
TWO Family house, Chester Hill, seven and
eight rooms: separate porches; near station;
$4,000. Phone lakewood S706 Address l.. o.
Box 226, Mount Vernon
TARRYTOWN, N. Y.-Bcst built and located
two apartment houses in Tarrytown;
$14.O0o A. II. CUREAU, Hamilton place.
WHY PAY 500 month rent when you can
own this new Z room home in Larchmont
Gardens? Reduced to $15.500. EARL w.
QUICK, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
WESTCHESTER real estate; beautiful mod
ern homes along Hudson River; all easy
committing distance. ii. =. MfLETT,
Hastings on Hudson. Tel. 252 Dobbs Ferry.
$50 CAsH-Price 81 200, Yonkers. near Van
Cortlandt Park: fire hillside plot 55x1lI.
SPENCER. 154 Nassau. Beekman 26so.
$13. .00O-worth more built by present owner:
stucco home of large rooms, tile bath.
built in tub. towel closet, sun parlor, sleep
ing porch, oak floors. attic space, large plot,
gas improvements; restricted park: only
service Grand Central. Photographs and par
ticulars. OWNER 363 Herald. Herald So.
$23 900 FOR FINE BRONXvILLE ALL
date POSSESSION. WOLFSON, 405 LEX
1NGTON AV. (42D ST).
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Westchester-Sale or Rent.
A CrNr1 ,EMAN,s rsTATE

A CiENTLEMAN'S ESTATE.
Several acres very high land, beautiful
house. II rooms and baths with every
known modern convenience, surrounded by
private estates unusually large living room
16S32 ft.), library, master bedrooms, SER
wants dining room and 3 bedrooms, also
BATH parquet floors throughout, including
servants rooms; highest class steam and au-
garage, with quarters for chauffeur and
gardener; hole golf course, with summer
house; going to Europe: will sacrifice for
quick sale. direct; to-day's replacement price
would be $780, 900; wonderful opportunity for
party with SIC. 900. balance mortgage. Seen
by appointment only. No brokers. w 133
Herald Herald SO.
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BEAUTIFUL house, II rooms, every modern
convenience baths, 3 lavatories; house In
perfect condition; hot water heat. gas. cleo
tricity; car garage, garden. chicken house;
most beautiful shrubbery. flowers: lot look
$50: minutes walk TO station, same dis
tance from Hudson River near suburb; best
class of people, all owners: less than hour
from Grand Central; sacrifice price $26. 900;
could not be duplicated for $40, ,000.~ Address
owner. E. NORRIS, 537 5th av. Vanderbilt
1862. Brokers protected.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

FURNISHED COTTAGE, AT LEAST 0
ROOMS, NEAR WATERFRONT. + 902
HERALD, FULTON ST.
SMALL house, or bungalow, furnished,
preferably July to October /. or longer
,,nfurnished; small Christian family adults 1;
committing; reasonable; references; give de-
tails; will buy later II pleased. Address
Tenth floor. i04 East a5th ST.. New York.
N. Y.
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ADIRONDACKS-For sale, all year steam
heated gentlemans lrome, 20 rooms. 3
baths, 4 toilets. with adjoining tenant
houses house. OF 9, ! and s rooms; ms; two executive
hardwood forest; 100 acres farming 200
grazing. OF which 100 adapted to golf; all
9Th av.
ACKNOWLEDGES Lake Hotel. Z cottages. fur
nished. accommodates 40; boats; sell $12,-
500. rent 81 800; photographs. HOVER, 212
Rro roa dun
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.
FARMS.
J. STERLING DRAKE,
% BROADWAY.

125 acres all under cultivation: money
making up to date farm. Come up and
look it over or write for particulars and
views. A. c.. CODET. Kinderhook, N. Y.
IL acre country home delightfully."- located.
in prosperous farming community. Write
for particulars and views A.. c. CODET.
Kiuderhook, N. Y,
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE-For yale. two story
and attic frame dwelling. rooms. bath
and sun parlori electric lights. hot water
heat. gas. paruuct floors, screens for porch
and windows, awnings and storm sash gar
age with electric lightH and water connec-
tons Apply to owner. No. 90 Osborn ter
race. Telephone 32iR Rockville Centre.
sEBowER--Delightfu cottage six large
rooms bath. all modern improvements .
beautiful locations sacrificc act kwick.
OWNER, box l43, Huntington, J.. I.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE. Sacrifice. fit~ lots
on Merrick road have small mortgage.
l.. DAVIS, $50 Riverside Drive>
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SEND for 1921 farm catalogue with detailed
description and photo 90 acre farm. acres
timber. peach orchard. 80 cherries, 30 apples,
berries, O. room touse, elegant old shade,
large barn. cement floors, modern poultry
houses. several hundred BIRDS tenant house
for help: splendid soil; several acres hay
old age causes sacrifice: price $6,500, $3 1000
cash. Write to-day BRAY MACGEOR(;E, !,
Vineland, N. J.
ga acres. 32 miles out, Lackawanna r. r.,
miles depot level. no stones half clear,
rest woods brick clay: price $35 per acre.
II. RITTER, 328 Somerset ST., Plainfleld.
I
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573t BROADWAY.
Borough of BrookIyn-sale or Eent.

BENSONHURST.-Sple investment two
attached brick six family houses 4 rooms
ana bath each apartment: steam heated
electriAlight: first class condition. plot 50x
100: best section of Bensonhurst, half block
from express station: rentals over Sc, 100
yearly; price only s36 900. For information
call Canal 1898
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Connecticut.

FARM FOR SALE
On main road between New Haven and
Meriden, Conn.,: 30 acres: nine room house,
barn, silo, henhouse. garage, sheds; horses.
cows. chickens; tools: crops growing price
IS, 900; terms. w. w. HARDY, SO Church
ST.. New Haven, Conn.
FINEST FARM BARGAINS IN CONN.
Shown in our Free Portfolio OF 752 pictures.
Il. =. L o G U NJ, N G.. 14l broadway.
SMALL farm, 8 acres, plenty of fruit. old
house. barns asking $500. THE GILL
AGENCY, Darien, Conn.
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An advertisement ~ the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
recovering your Isst property.
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$40 ACRES. "a acres PRODUCING Orange
and Grapefruit groves 200 acres cleared.
Modern two story nine room house. many
tenant houses. electric light plant. Sacrifice
$50 oOn: easy terms: two years crops should
pay for this. Photographs, particulars.
HOVER, Gig Broadawy. New York.
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POTATO and poultry farm. no acres: own
er's dwelling, with all conveniences; also
storage cellar and large poultry plant in
full operation Is acres of potatoes and
other crops growing; annual sales exceed
$50 900: Immediate possession If desired.
GEO. f. HUNT. Hightstown, n. j.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.-From date to
September 10. attractively furnished
house, with lawn and garden. beautiful
trees; breakfast porch. all modern i'm
provemeTfts; 8 bathrooms. master bed
rooms, large sleeping porch with beds
located just off beautiful park on Broad
way; trolley convenient; reasonable rent.
adults preferred. Address AMBROSE
McCABFi, 81 LibDrty ST., New York. city
Phone Rector 525 or IA White Plains,
Open for inspection.
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.

Taken over at foreclosure at Massapequa.
10 beautiful stucco dwellings, some never
occupied, OH lots 100x125; modern improve
ments; price $4,000: cash $1,500. balance on
easy terms; these houses cost over $50, 900
each to build. For further information in
aure FRANK & JERvIS, 433 Lenox av.,
New York city. Phone Morningsde 3Oo9.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

BEAUTIFUL l family house in select part
OF Bay Ridge. right off Shore Road I'm vi
clHfty of Crescent Club. 10 rooms, baths,
steam heat. electric light. parquet floor; plot
75s1o9; price $25 900. Phone Shore Road 40.
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Westchester.

BRONXVILLE-To let. furnished. o room, 3
baths, well furnished house, for July and
August; $3.50 per month; fine residential
section: near hotel, railroad station and
country club. Mrs. Il. II. HOWES, Allerton
ST., Bronxvie. Phone 39gSW
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New Jersey.

FINEST FARM BATsGAINs IN N. ].
Shown In our Free Portfolio of 7J2 pictures.
f. L. s j. OC NJ, c., 441 Broadway.
FARM. near Piainfield. 6S acres. houses.
2 barns: free and clear. G. l.. R1TZMANN,
II E. 18th
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ONLY $500 CAsHt& $4,000 MORTGAGE
BUYS 300 ACRE FARM.
Practical: produc.ng. well equipped
ADAMS, MASS.
Substantial farm house. 10 rooms. fire
places. running water. gas; furnished plainly
but comfortablyi 10 outbuiidings: practical
springs, river: 30 head stock, all required
implements. tools. tractor. &C., 20 operate
profitable farm. some crops and garden
planted; immediate use.
". H. PECK care s. Osgood Fell Co,
Tel 1910 Vanderbilt. ~ w. ifth st., N. ".
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for rent on the bank OF the beautiful Thames
River on branch road of the New Haven ana
hartford Railroad. miles from New Lon
don nj Gales Ferry Conn. rooms, electric
lights; boating. bathing and fishing rent
sc5O entire season. immediate possession.
Ferry. Conn.
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Borough OF Richmond--sare or Rent.

ON most prominent corner OF Stapeton.
offices suitable for dentists or other pro-
fessionai men: rents moderate. Apply to
JOHN r. 1IANDtA, 6it Bay st., Stapleton,
N. ". lei. 1850 Tompkinsville.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

DUPLEX HOUSES, 9th ST., near 7th av.:
vacancy In one: separate entrance and
seven rooms each family electric lights. gas
range: all improvements. OWNER, J. j.
ALLEN. 1So Montague ST - BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

MONTCLAIR. n. j.
Colonial dwelling, l year old, perfect con-
dtion, for immediate occupancy; splendidly
located; lot 75x160, fenced and planted; AZ
Oxford St. Phone 1884 Montclair; SIG, ,500
gain around New York. ATTERBURY, 933S
Lafayette.
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ACREAGE or fully improved plots for your
home; buy now; hills northern Jersey;
az minutes Manhattan: moderate prices:
easiest terms. ASAHEL CHAPLIN. 02
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

FOR SAIE-F'latbush two family brick
house, 40xlO0; all improvements; garage;
first floor vacant, second floor can be va
Gated. in short time also II wanted price rea-
sonable' brokers protected. 30i av o. Gull
YER line train to av. N.
Głos polek., 1921-05-05
ROK XII.

Zwiazku wykaza}y niezmordowa
ma czujnoSc prace W niesieniu
ulgi cierpiacym i glodnym.
Przy zmianie stosunk6w, w
tych dotad nieuregulowanych
czasach powojennych, nowe "a
dania staja pred Zwiazkiem Pc
lex, dla ustalenia powiek-
szenia naszej kobieceJ organiza-
cyl - ola utrzymanra ducha ma
rodowego, podniesienia poziomu
kobiety ma wychodztwie, ably w
rodzinie w spoleczenstwie villas
Give zajela stanowisko, rozto-
cczyla piecze mad zehska mIo-
dziezA ably ksztaIcac sic wedlug
przspis6M krajowych;s nie zap0-
minano o tradycyi narodowej siu
trzymaniu w sercu nnilosci ma
cierzystej ziemi.
TIE wszystkie cele nalezycie u
jac, okreSlic, odnosne uchwaIy do
konstytucyi wcielic, ably w razie
niezrozumienia lub zamieszania,
sta1y sic naszym drogowskazem,
jest zaiste zadaniem wielkiem
ME latwem, mad tenn komisya
konstytucyi pracuje, ably stre-
szczone i sformulowane wywo-
dy i spostrzezenia, W jasnem
Swietle delegatkom ma zblizaja-
Gym sic sejmie przedstawic.
TIE i inne prace staja pred ma
mi, ably poglady powziete po-
stanowienia jak dojrzale snoopy
pomySlnych univ, staly sic wr6-
zba wielkiego wzrostu i rozwoiu
w naszej organizacyi.
Gas kr6tki, dalsze ociaganio
sic mog1oDy mas prZypraWlc o
wielkie straty.
TAX jak zielenia sic lany wio-
sennych pol, oby i niwa naszei
organizacyjnej piracy zakwitIa
nowym wysilkiem. - Spieszmy
sic - starajmy sic przyrosE
nowych czlonkih.
Ogloszony kontest niechaj ka-
zdej mas dodaje bodzca, wraz Z
nagroda pozyskamy wielkie IL
znanie, a po mad wszystko we
wnetrzne przekonanie speInione
go obowiazku.
Gdy wiosna roztoczy caly pre-
pych piekno bujnej roSlinno$ci,
oby niwa naszych zabieg6w ME
pozostala sucha j jalowq. -
Głos polek., 1921-05-05
No. IS.

z wiosna gdy Gala natura bu-
dzi sic do zycia gdy slonce roz-
tacza swe cieple promienie, po-
sr6d szumu w6d i kolysania sic
zielenia pokrytych drew, wyry-
waja sic z ludzkiej piersi nowe
nadzieje, brzmi piesn dziekczyn
ma slowa kornej modlitwy, o
blogoslawienstwo dla pol boga-
tych wschodzacym zasiewem, dla
rodzin budujacych swe ogniska
domowe, dla spoleczenstwa
ksztaltujacego swe rzady w o.
g6le dla ludzkosci calej, w jej
nieustannym pochodzie ku
swym wysokim celom.
Wszystko co zyje wrze wiec
nowem zyciem.
Wiosna roku 1921, ma dla mas
Polak0W ola macierzystej Zie-
mi donoSne niepospolite zna-
genie. - Niepodleglosc wskrze
szonego kraju zaczyna przybie-
rae coraz to wyrazistsze ksztal-
ty - horyzonta polityczne jak-
kolwiek jeszcze zaciemnione ge-
stemi chmurami wyjaSniaja sic,
duch narodu poteznieje, a po-
slew krwi zapowiada plon trwa-
}y obfity.
I jakaz wdziecznoScia powin-
nlSmy spogladac ku tym naszym
bOhatehom meczennikom, obron
com Swietej sprawy i czcic ich
panied.
A oto wschodza coraz to no
we zastepy szermierzy szermie-
rex, wielkich budowniczych ma
szeJ przyszlosci, natchnionych l.
de2 miio$ci kraju ludlow, kt6-
lzy sypia po Sr6d mas perly swe-
go geniuszu.
IaIent6w j rozlicznych dar6w,
aoy mas podniesc / swym bezu-
stannym trudem ma tel wyaynie
utrzymat.
laIedwie przebrzmia echa je-
oheJ pie5ni, a oto dolatuja Swie-
ze' a6y W mas utrzymae zapa},
podnlecaG silly i zagrzewac do
czynu.
Mazda bowiem mySl, kaAde u
c1ucle ma sw6j punkt kulmina-
CyJhy W czynie, zrodzonym du-
cna a przyobleczonym widzialna
S1ata materyalnego bytu.
badzmy wyrozumiali patrz-
MY gfebiej, aby pod warstwa ma
Głos polek., 1921-05-05

lecialego pylu ME przeoczyc pra
wdziwej zaslugi i godziwego czy
nu.
Badzmy sprawiedliwi i ME
sadzmy zbyt pospiesznie pod wra
zeniem podnieconego uczucia.
Badzmy cierpliwi; gdyz owoc
stosownie do swego rodzaju po-
trzebuje czasu, ably dojrzaI - a
gdy losu koleje placza sic w spo-
sob dla mas ME zrozumia}y, wgla
dnijmy raczej W nasze najbliz-
sze otoczenie, w siebie, samych,
analizujac utajone nayslL isiiczu-,
cia i szerzac nasza dzialalnose 2
osrodka nam Paib ,stsss.s
TAX czyhiac ujf1ymya5k xa2y0s
woleniem, re rozdzwfeki topniec
beda W ogolnej harmonii zespo-
lonych daznoSci, a roznorodne o.
gniwa z}acza sic, ably .utworzye
jedno wielkie kolisko wsp6lnej
piracy dla ogolnego ceIu.
Ma tel podstawie zbudujemy
braterstwo ludlow, zespol6w po
jedynczych jednostek.
Czastka takiego wielkiego ko-
liska jest wychodztwo polskie,
rozproszone po rozmaitych kra-
jach, przedewszystkiem w Anne
ryce, kazde ogniwo tego odIa-
mu przedstawia zesp6l, zrzesze-
ME organizacye o wsp6lnych ten
dencyach, jakkolwiek nieco od-
rebnych wytycznych.
Jak w Ojcczyznie ma og6lny
zew grozacego niebezpieczenstwa
wszyscy staneli pod jeden wsp6l
ny sztandar bez wzgledu ma par
tye, r6wniez tutaj, powinniSmy
wszyscy podac sobie dlonie, i po-
daJemy - a wezly tie powinniS--
my coraz silniej zacieSniac, bez
wzgledu ma rozdzwieki, kt6re ie-
szcze tn tam sic rozlegaja.
Niechaj wiec kazdy zesp6E
wgladnie sam w siebie a wsp6l-
ny eel zostanie osiagniety.
Dobra gospodarka pojedyh-
czych zrzeszen zapewniejac kaz-
demu 2 Mich jego indywidualna
pomy5lnosG, zleje sic wtedy 2 ta
og6lna, kt6ra jest naszym osta-
tecznym celem.
Dalej vice do czynu - kazdy
zespd mniejszy czy wiekszy, ME
ociagajmy sic. %.iFr,
Głos polek., 1921-05-05
WIOSNA A CZYN

Natura Sama wSkazuje nam
droge; po zimowym spoczynku
pracuje ona kazdem tetnem XII
placego zycia - zrazu niby ME
znacznle, wzmaga sic i roSnie -
zielen, kwiat owoc szybko po
sobie nastepuja, napawajac mas
mi1ym Widokiem, a wzniecaia
wielka radosc w sercu pracowi-
tego rolnika.
Trud jego ME byl daremny -
a skrzetna gspodarka wydala
plon obfity, napelniajac jego
spichrze i zapewnfajac byt je-
eIrlu san1emu, rodzinie, otocze-
piHass 81 8 assssssS
Wstepuj my " jse6 E1adys
zwlaszcza my kobiety, kt6re po-
winnysmy bye szafarkami og6l-
nego dobra, wszystkie bez wy
Jatku, starsze I mlodsze, bez
Wzgledu ma stanowisko inne
warunki i o lie tylko w naszej
mocy ley - pchajmy ten mo-
zolny plug zobowiazan naszych.
haczmy sic coraz liczniej, i sp6i
ME te utrzymujmy coraz silniej
przedewszystkiem my w Zwiaz-
zku Polek zrzeszone, jako ie-
dynej kobiecej organizacyi ma
wychodztwie. - RozstrzaSnijmy
nasze sprawy sumiennie bez u
przedzen, a jak re zblizajaca sic
jesienia pola pokryja sic boga-
tym zniwem, drzewa uginac sic
beda pod ciezarem dojrzalego o.
wocu, tax my mysIa dojrzala
przystapmy do naszych obrad.
oby one staly sic zapwiedzia wiel
klego rozwoju pomySlnosci.
Wiele juz zosta1o zdziafanem ::
zWazywszy ma trudnoSci z iakie-
mi kobieta musiaIa sic mocowaG
ma zewnatrz i w jej wIasnem ko-
lie rodzinnem, mozemy sobie DO
winszwac, a pierwszym pionier
kom zlozyG nalezne i'm uznanie.
Awiazek Polek byl polem urobie-
MIA sic dla ME jednego bystrego
umyslu kobiecego, ogniskiem to-
warzyskiem dla dorastaiacci milo
dziezy - krzewicielem prawdzi-
wego patryotyzmu ma rozlicz-
nych narodowych obchodach, a
W ostatnich wypadkach swiato-
wei wojny, czEonkinie naszego
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10
THEODORE PRICE

Is cotton expert with international reputation will from different angle and his suggestions should practical and beneficial.
 There will be many other speakers of wide experience all discussing different phase of the cotton industry their suggestions solution which will add millions values should come.
 THIS CONFERENCE WILL PAY HANDSOME RE TURNS FROM THE BEGINNING, AS IT WILL INCREASE THE MORALE OF THE BUSINESS WORLD so FAR AS ARKANSAS IS CONCERNED. TT WILL CONVINCE THE MERCHNTS, BANKERS AND FARMERS THAT CONDI- TIONS ARE REMARKABLY GOOD FOR A RECONSTRUC- TON PERIOD. THEY WILL CEASE CRYING HARD TIMES AND GET DOWN TO REAL WORK.
 Preparations being made entertain 5000 merchants bankers and farmers this big Make hotel reservation early There will be advance in hotel taurant rates You will find their prices other city the size of Little Rock in the United States
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10

main object of a school is not ath- letics, but mind development in study.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10
IF HERBERT HOOVER TOOK HOLD OF THE ARKANSAS COTTON CONDITION DON'T YOU BELIEVE HE WOULD SOON SECURE A BETTER PRICE?

While there is nmation that possible to get Mr. Hoover to labor in such field yet Mr. Hoover coming to the conference of
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10

Just received beautiful line of Spring Dresses, also new pattern hats. Prices reasonable. Mrs. T. G. Moody. 1-3dtf
 Kidney weakness, bladder troubles and digestive disorders are all within the curative power of Prockly Ash Bitters As tonic for the kidneys and urinary organs it has proved it's value. Price $1.25 per bottle. Hes terly Drug Store, Apecial Agts. cod
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-10
BUY NOW, PUT
 MEN TO WORK
Prices at Lowest Now, Strik- ing Buyers Are TOld-Time Now For Patriotism and Good Citizenship.

New York, Jan. 7.-"The National Prosperity Bureau" it was an nounced today, has been formed by retailers, jobbers and manufacturers of dry goods to put forth nation wide campaign of propaganda to counteract the buying strike of the consumers and the resultant stagna- tion of business.
 Arthur Freeman, general director of the Affiliated Retail Stores and spokesman of the new organization, explained the promoters of the cam paign will tell the people that prices never will be lower than they are now. He said he believed that "the active cooperation of all forward looking bodies of the nation united in a common endeavor to instill op- timism at this time will dispel the clouds of pessimism which have come over the entire country"
 oloSdnS or the NatlOnal Prosperity Bureau will be "buy now and put the men back to work" and "Your pur- chase keeps America employed" The appeal will be put upon a patriotic basis and the publicity will be mod eled closely after that which was used during the Liberty Loan drives.
 "It is the part of patriotism and the duty of good citizens," said Mr. Freeman, with the army of the un- employed a constantly increasing menace to peace and prosperity, to buy what they need at the presenY time, for these purchases are what keeps America employed"