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The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-05-12

= Now and then men, passing 6
r prominent corner, point to savings
3 bank or spanking-new cigar store
/ and say: There used to be a swell
barroom here. Gosh! can remem.
Der when Old Crow was passed out
at IS cents a quart and the barkeep
apologized for whiskey under seven
years old"
All that's left of those ancient
whiskey dens is the path in the side
walk, worn by the tramp of drunk
ards feet as they made their rounds,
tapping up SO much they were asham-
ed to drink it all in one place.
Prominent among the customers
was the business man who ran in at
the stroke of every hour for a high
ball or small glass of water with a
large whiskey-straight for a chaser.
BY 8 o'clock at night, the regulars
were well tanked and below the din
was the friends apology: Don't
he isn't drunk"
The owl cars carried them home
TO mothers and wives who sopbed |
!Hietly ~ the stiffness Of the nigh. i, i,
mere Vas considerable plivation |
in the average hard drinkers home,
short on funds because of the bar
room till's greedy appetite.
\ drunken man was disgusting to
the good citizen and home-builder.
A fathers greatest fear was that his
son would get the appetite"
There was another type of saloon
the lowdown type that hard drink
ers usually wound up in. 1t was
len, the rendezvous of criminals,
where customers were thrown into
The alley after they had been stripped
Of their last cent.
The amber fluid in the quart bottle
ruined brilliant men by the tens of
wrecked an infinite num-
Der of homes and, for those deeply
involved, destroyed nearly everything
for which life is worth living.
That ancient institution, the open
ly conducted saloon, is gone. Now
and then some one with more money
than brains gets hold of a quart for
$12 or more.
But fathers aren't worrying about
their sons developing a chronic thirst.
Homes are happier, with less jang-
ling. More money in the bank. A
woman can ride on an owl car with
out danger of being insulted.
There is a lot of talk, around the |
country, about infringing on personal
liberty, much futile argument about |
bringing back light wines and beers.
But, at heart, the country is dry. |
The proof is that there's almost no
talk of bringing back the old-time
saloon. Miami Metropolis.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-05-12
Apparently an Absurd Assertion

= Compulsory tick eradication may
= rid Florida of the cow-but not the
) tick. We found him here, and most
: likely he will be right here on the
, job when we leave"
, This expression was made in the
Bronson Times-Democrat, and, were
ii true, there would be every indica-
ton that .the state was in a most de-
plorable condition. That it is pain
fully incorrect may be proven by
F.. hundreds of stockmen in hundreds
/ of communities where the tick has
! been wiped eradicated" if that
be the better term To believe that
assertion would mean to doubt that
any progress could be made in Flori-
da-an there would Immediately
follow an exodus which would bank
rupt the state.
Such an expression is in the line
with we found the Seminoles here,
and there is no use in trying to allow
whites to here make their home" Or
why should we try to eliminate the
sand trail and the stumpy road and |
the numerous iords by the introduc-
ton of the hardsurfaCcd roads and |
bridges?" Or why |
should we attempt to reclaim some of |
the wonderfully rich lands which
Nature had previously covered with |
water and sawgrass?" Such remarks |
are directly in line with the assertion |
of the Man from Bronson"
If Florida cannot be continually |
improved in hundred ways-just as |
other states have been improved |
there would be no use wasting a life
time amid obstacles. Progress" is
believed in by the vast majority. To
improve conditions and |
continually gain |
luxuries where but necessities have |
the more worth living been the !
aims of the more intelligent since |
the brain of man first commenced to |
run.
III NllS 'dlldl Hoh' l'l NO"h'iSo'
years there was a plague of mosqui- !
toes and other disagreeable pests, by
reason of which thousands of men
died. Within a very few months af-
ter the government took hold of the
work everything of the sort was elm
mated and residents dwelt there in |
happiness. Had the government held |
the same opinion of the writer at
Bronson the canal would have never
been constructed and the plague
would have been still increasing. III
such a clearing out of such horrors
as were in that section can be done
successfully it stands to reason that
the cattle-tick can be wiped off the
map of Florida.
The stockmen, themselves. are fast
turning to the belief that some of the
proposed legislation in the last legis-
lature was killed through gross err
ror; and before any great length of
time there will be the same unanim-
ity for eradication that there has
been against it.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-05-12

Last week in commenting on the
number of miles of road that were
built with a 100000 bond issue the
Herald stated that 173A miles We're
opened, cleared, graded, bridged and
drained, in addition to the hardsur-
facing of some 40-odd miles. We
should have stated that 113% miles
were opened, cleared, bridged and
drained, the error occurring as re-
suit of hasty proof-reading.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-05-12

Sure, we believe in tick eradica-
be eradicated by their owners at their
owners expense, as is being done by
our largest cattle owner, instead of
taxing about SO percent of the peo-
pie, who derive no benefit therefrom,
for the benefit OF two percent.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-05-12

1t is men with the faith, the vision
and the courage possessed by Judge
Cooper who build cities, for every
city has been built by men of faith
vision and courage.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-05-12

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CLIPPED COMMENT
AT Heart Everlastingly "Dry"

Do you ever pause in the great
prohibition desert and conjure up a
picture of the saloons that fourished
in this country only few years ago?
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J. n. CLARK HOSTEM AD-
vOKATNl KOMORY.

v plesove sini Statlerova ho-
telu mluvil vcera byvaly Glen
najvysSfho soudu Spojenyc1,
Statd, j. H. Clark, jako host
zdejsi pravnicke komory. O.
znamoval, ze po sve resignaci
Sc hodla venovati vice jako o.
soba soukroma boji smefujicf-
mu k zavedenf jistych reforem
vladnich volebn{ch zakon1,
hlavne pokud Sc tyce jejich zje
dnoduseni. Za prednaSky ne.
zminil Sc vsak o Lie narodd
ac tax bylo ocekavano, jelikoz
jest znamym primluvcfm, ably
|se Amerika nestranila podileti
sc ma jejich snahach. Podob.
ne odeprel rozhovoriti sc 6
Iteto zalezitosti !, behen odpole.
dine, aniz prozraditi zda Ligs
narodI bude jednim thematem
reef, jichz "a podzimni kan.
pane hodla pfednesti.
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Omaha, Neb., 2S. zafi. -
Post. zpr&va). - Pohnutky,
JET dohnaly k sebevrazd& dlou
holet6ho ceskoamerickeho no
vinafe, J. E. Kroupu, zdstava-
il zahadou. Ami vSpokoji, ami
" Satech zesnua6ho nebyl MALE
zen zadny dopis, nybrz pouze
stvrzenkova knizka a maly OBJ
nos pen9zni. Soudf Sc, ze Sc
p. Kroupa odhodlaa k smrti v
Iokamzitem navalu trudnomy-
slnosti. Clenove rodiny tvrdi,
ze Y dtery rano odesel z do
nova a uz Sc nevratil; jejich
veskere patrani po mem zusta-
10 bez vysledku. Krajane, KITE
II Sc s MIN v poslednich dnech
|sesli, pozorovah, ze je znacne
rozrnsen, ale tax tragickeho
konce Sc nikdo nenadal.
Skonu jeho zeli chot' pi. Ma
rie Kroupova, roz. Marusako-
va, dcery Vlasta, Libuse, Eli
ska, Bozena q Jirina, synove
Jirf, jenz kona prave cestu ko-
lem sveta jako naimornik We
sluzbach Stryce Sama a Emil,
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- ROMAN :
Napsal DR.. j. L. Hrdina.

~ po obede vypravila Sc do
nova q pine dve hodiny procho
dila v nadrazf.
Zamyslena sed9la We vlaku,
nevsimala 81, kudy jede, jen OBJ
cas- cetla ten dopis, jimz pri-
znano j pravo, by srnela zana-.
seti Sc starostmi 0 svoji dceru,
byt' sbyla nj We stejnem stari,
ably Sc obavala o zdravi sveho!
zete, by t9siti Sc smela re shle-
dani Sc svymi vnuky, jez zna-
la jen $ fotografickeho obraz-
ku.
PAX sc seserilo, to uz vlak
zaiel hluboko do ceskeho lze-
mi elm dal, tim hustsl tina do
lehala ma siry kraj. Jen tn a
tam kmitla Sc u vlaku signalni
lucerna, nebo osvetlena okna
nadraznich budov, nebo v da-
Ii jako bludicka vyskocilo sve-
telko "a oknem chaloupky ne
bo vesnickeho statku.
Konecne vyrojil Sc cely "a
stup svetel ma navrsi, tam, kde
Vinohrady a Klarce zabusilo
srdce.
N6kolik jeste minut a bude
" Praze.
Vlak stanul a "a chvili uji-
zdela drozka s Klarkou cd ma
drazi do osv6tlenych, ale smut
nych, prazdnych ulic.
V poslednim okamziku 81
Klarka uminila, ze media ma je-
vo pravy dcel sveho prichodu.
Zapre, ze dopis obdrzela. REX
ne, -ze prijizdf ma navstevu, po
nevada ma dovolenou. Bylo by
il tezko priznati Sc, re k po-
vinnostem svym jako matka
musila byti drive dcerou po.
vzbuzena.
Povoz zastavil pred osvetle.
nym kramem Lindovym.
v krame prazdno, jak jinal
nebyva v tuto pozdni dobu, "a
pultem tri pfiruci. !,
! Kl&rka vesla flvefmi, jez sta
lily dokofan. vsichni il uvitaliIs .
ptali Sc po jejim prani.
''Pan Linda neni pritomen?'
"Neni, milostiva pani."
"Coz pani Lindova?"
'Pred chvili odesla do bytu
Prejete-li 81, zavolam j."
me, pdjdu tedy "a nj. Jsen
pribuzna pani Lindove, prijels
jsem prave vlakem - prosin
vas, pomozte mi ten kuffik do
| praviti do bytu vaseho sefa."
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NEsTEsTf U AKRON.

Akronsky obcan F. H. Weeks
nalezl ma silnici Akro-Cleve-
land as mill severne cd Suf-
field v Summit okresu prevra-
ceny automobil pod MIN u
mirajiciho muze, v kterem po-
znan Isador Sindel, MATTE! oh
chodu stfiznim zbozim v {.
141O1 st. Clair ave. Weeks
sice dopravil nalezeneho lined
do Akron, ale tento jeste ma
ceste zemrel.
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NEMECTf SOCIALISTS
SJEDNOCENI.

Berlin, 25. zari. = Neodvi-
sli socialiste a socialni demo
krate urovnali sve spory a spo
Jill sc v mohutny socialisticky
block, jeanz bude miti asi 180
hlasd re 46O v fisskem> snemu
a zcelena strana bude miti Vi
ce nez million hlasG. Ku sled
noceni doSlo ma schdzi kona-
ne v nedeli v Norimberce.
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Dopis otce. - Zadny lekar

Dopis otce. - Zadny lekar
nemohl vyleciti meho hocha,
ale Ora. Petra Hoboko no u
zdravilo; jest sest rokd star.
Take vylecilo moji manzelku, "
pise Jakub Dittel z Shiocton,
Wis. Bez rozdilu jaka nemoc,
tento jednoduchy bylimny pro-
stredek kona vzdy dobro. Ne
nj k dostani v lekarnach; -
zvlasti mistni jednatele jej do
davaji. Piste ma DR.. Peter Fa-
hrney & Sons Co., 2501 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago, Illinois.
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Klarka v te chvfi zapomne-
la ma sebe zcela. Aspon ma tu
Klarku zapomnela, v jejiz by
tosti do te hodiny lila. A jako-
by jina duse jinymi pocity Wy
stridala Sc v jeff hrudi.
Pocit ddstojnosti matky ova-
null dust jeff, matciny povinno-
sti, k nimz dosud nikdy nehla-
sila Sc, nebo nechtela Sc k MIN
hlasiti, volaly, aby Sc prihlasi-
la. sf !. &,
Tam daleko odtud dobra du-
Sc, jiz sllbila kdysi pred otcem
jejim, pred bohem, ze die sill
svych nahradf il matku ne
bude-li moci il nahraditi matci-
nu lasku, aspon ze vezme ma
sebe matciny povinnosti. Nedo-
stala slibu svemu. Nedbala -
pax nesm6la. Tady ten dopis,
jako ozvena zastenani.- Fanus-
ka nerada post6zuje 81 sama so
be postezuje-li 81 il, Klarce,
CHI Osobe, ne, Ona 81 ste
zuje matce - must byti unich
hdre, nez povida dopis.
"Dopis tvdj pry nema jineho
lcele, nez abych zvedela, o
Gem JIM vedi. Ty duse skrom-
ma, poctiva! Ale dopis must mi
ii jiny lcel jeste, ktery sama z
neho vyctu, abych 81 rozpome-
nula, nyni ze je prilezitost do
kazati, jsem-li hodna vznesene
no jmena matky."
Vstala, rychle pocala Sc oble
kati a "a chvili ubirala Sc do
zavodu, v nemz byla zam6stna
ma.
Vesla k sefovi do pisarny a
hovorila o doslem dopisu.
SET pokrcil rameny.
! "To zavisi ma vasem rozhod.
mutt, pani Ulmanova, kde a ia.
kym zpIsobem chcete stravit
svoji dovolenou, zdali prochaz.
kami v lesich anebo oSetfova
MIN nemocneho, &C byste mels
takS potrebi zotaveni. !"
sKdyz mi tax vroucn9 pise
- pani Lindova!''
"Umysl vas je chvalitebny
Mohla jste jeti 'jiz dopolednin
vlakem."
"Chtela jsem vas poprositi
abyste mi vydal mole dspory
Snad jimi budu moci vykonat
male dobrodini."
| Sef ochotne nakledl do kni
hy vydal il penize. Asi pu
druhe stovky 81 Klarka ustra
dala re sluzneho.
! "Kdyby po uplynuti deset
dnd 'bylo mne tam treba JEST
nejaky den, smela bych van
psati pane sefe a poprositi
!; prodlouzeni dovolene?"
! "Abyste nemusila stale poci
tati dny " kancelafi a abycl
vam usetril psanf, prodluzuj
vam dovolenou dalsi tyden. 4
pamatujte pri tom taky ma Sc
be-"
Klarka spechala domG, dal
! 81 donest kufr ma nadrazi, a b
~ @Lz~M MSISZ M4@ HZ@ Mz| ASz
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PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod,
kde Sc trzi pres $3.50 tydne.
Cena 500. Haste Sc v elsie
1905 Lorain ave. - Dale Sc
proda feznicky obchod pied
80 roxy zalozeny, kde- sc trzi
kol $3.50 tydne. Najem $25.
Haste Sc mezi s. . 6. hod. We
eer,v els. 1921 E. 55th St.
+ 0-29
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JEsT-LI u MlEDAn

-
dobrou koupi, pax m4me pro
Vas sestipokojovy jedno1pdip-
ny ddm ma Oakfield, 'ktert md
zete za'koupiti 0 cely tisfc dol
lard levneji, nezli by jste jej
postavili. Prohledn9te ii jej
drive, neil koupfte jinde. Vez-
me Sc tez lot jako splatka. -
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way, Broad 2605, Union !. 821
Tazte sc ma j. Migaska.S 9-27
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PRODA Sc dim o 5ti svetnf-
cich, elektrika, koupelna q il
ne zafizeni. Haste sc Y cis.
1882 Kimmell Rd. " Chard
Ave. 1O-3
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejean skolnich po-
treb, rohove misto, tydni pri-
|jem pres $500. Naleza Sc ma
|vych. los. ul., velmi dobre o.
koli. Zavolejte telefonem
Garfield 1868 aneb Sc hlaste
|u jednatele v els. 1921 vych.
SIS. ul. mezi 5. q 6. hod. vecer.
1O-6
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PRODA Sc cihelna budova 8
dvema kramy' vcetne cukro-
vinkoveho, ktery velice dobfe
prosperuje, naproti skole. Pfi-
jme Sc tez dIm jako. castecna
splatka. - A. Doskocil, 14717
Kinsman. (
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PRODA Sc Oak dresser, sifo-
ner, kombinacni skrin ma kni-
hy, dubovy set do jidelny, sto-
ly, houpaky, velke zrcadla,
praci stroj, lednice, obrazy,
sklenene nadobi, vazy, knihy
a jine RUNE veci, vse velmi
LEVINE. Haste Sc mezi 8 hod.
|rano do 8 hod. vecer v {. 3410
vych. SO. ul. roh Guy Ave. ma
|hore. 9-28
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PRIME Sc zena v prostred-
Mich letech "a hospodyni pro
triclennou rodinu. Musi um6t
anglicky. Haste Sc po 6te
hod. vecer v els. 1862 w. 44th
st. 9-27
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PRIME Sc schopny jednatel,
mocny ceske reci a ktery uni
obchodne jednati. Haste sc v
els. 1888 w. 25th St. 9-27
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky vsi-
vat rukavy a delat kapsy ma
muzske kabaty. Haste sc II
j. Soulka, 1850 E. So. St.
$50
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 Z pokojich
S koupelnou. Je ,pekny, moder
ne pred rokem staveny. Da Sc
pod cenu. Haste sc v elsie
1877 Svec Ave. Vezmete u
Mon karu az do konce.
9-29
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PRODA Sc zelezarsky OBJ
chod, plecharstvi, barvy, kar-
petty a RUNE nacini. VSe mu-
81 byt prodano. Haste sc u
VIM. Brockmana, 3435 w. 25.
st. 9-27
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PRIME Sc svobodna lena ma
domaci praci, dobra kuchar-
ka. Zadne pradlo; must mlu-
Wit anglicky, dobry plat. Ia
volejte telefonem Fairmount
1862 w. :?
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DlVkA as 16 neb II rokn
start ma $500 tydniho platu
prime sc v grocernim obcho-
de Musi mlulvit cesky aneb
slovensky. >Nemusi byt v OBJ
chode zkusenou. Haste Sc v
{. Ais vych. 131. ul. 9L2S
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PRIJIMoU Sc dive zeny k ci-
'steni dradoven, stala prace, a
dobry plat. Haste Sc u Cleve-
land Window Cleaning Co., E.
1104 Prospect Ave. Dvere {.
|218. 9-2S
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PRODA Sc lot ma vych. 80. ul.
blize Quincy Ave. Haste sc v
{. 1885 Central Ave. 1Q-2'
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PRIME Sc hoch do pekarny
ma vypomoc. Haste sc v cisle
1853 Pearl Rd. 9-28
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VYMENlM 1S6.akrovou far
mu, v dobrem polozeni. jede-
nact kusl dobytka.-A. Dosko-
Gil. l47I7 Kinsman. |?
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PRIJME Sc zena k vedeni do
|macnosti. Haste sc v els.
12406 Farringdon Ave. 9-28
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc sokolsky kroj,
lplne novy. Haste se po 5. hod
vecer v els. 1880 Continental
Ave. Il E. 1l6. ul., proti
Woodland Hills parku.)
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'PRODA Sc cukovinkovy a
smiseny obchod ma vychodn1
strane, velmi dobre misto pro
Cecha neb Slovaka. Adressa
Sc sdeli v adm. "Sveta".
SO
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D r . B N E
OMAN K Y.
HuEDA Sc:

SVOD0DN1 PAN hleda byt
Sc snfdanf v okoli Ceske Mar.
Sine ma Broadway. Nechte a.
dressu v adm. t. listu.
7 9-29
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HLEDA Sc jednorodinny dunn
k pronajmutf $ garazi. Nechte
adressu v adm. t. istu. 9-29
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PRIJME Sc pradlo do domu
k prani. Haste Sc v els. 571S
Hamlet Ave. 9-29
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
KY obckod v dobrem miste a
dobre jdouci. Pricina prode-
je nemoc v rodine. Haste Sc v
cis. 3975IE. 131. ul. 9-2S
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RODA Sc dun o 6ti poko-
jich v Corlett, plyn, elektrika,
sklep, koupeha, ulice dlazde-
ma. Cena $500. Haste Sc U
JOS. Krizek, 1870 Durkee
Ave. Vezmete Union kern X
|vych. 131. ul. 10-2
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PRODA Sc dIm O 5ti svetni-
cich koupelnou, vse ma jed
nom flooru. Naleza Sc ma W.
chodni 1875 ul. z Kinsman Rd.
Haste Sc v els. 1918 Union
Ave. go
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NABYTEk l KAMNA : drsh<
rulky prod6v& = kupujs ". s.
|dl&cek, 4641 Broad .ay. 3
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PRODA Sc cestovni antomobil
Ford, dobre zachovaly, ma no.
We tenders a jedny extra skla
We pfedu. Cena pouze $1,000
Haste Sc v els. 133O9 tCoath
Ave. z vych. 131. ul. 9-27
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PRODA Sc bungalow o 5ti
pokojich ma jedne podlaze,
blize Union Ave., nedaleko
kostela sv. Rodiny a skoly. Je
tam koupelna, fernes, garaz,
slepi6nik. Cena $500. Hla-
ste sc v els. 1916 Horner Av.
Tel. Broadway 526 M. 1O-2
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|BEZDETNf MANzELE hledaii
mensf byt8s koupelnou okoli
Kinsman aneb Union. ZaAete
adressu ma G. Koptis, 12SO9.
Oakfield Ave. 9-29
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DIVA MLADiCI hledaji byt,
blize vych. l31. ul. Nabfdky
pod znatkou 100" do adm.
1t. listu. 9-28
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-03
OH KNOW, OSWALD.

We would make it plain that every man without front teenth is not nec- essarily back-biter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-03
MAYFLOWfRPLANS
 GREAT WOLF DRIVE

Asserting that wolves in the vicinity of Mayflower are causing much damage by destroying pigs, lambs and chickens, a committee of citi- zens of that place today requested the Log Cabin Democrat to publish an invitation for big wolf hunt be- ginning on Friday, March 10.
 The committee, which is composed of Dr. J. A. Summers, Justice of the Peace D. Matchett and J. T. Shilling, requests all of the wolf hunters of Arkansas to meet 1t Mayflower at 10 o'clock a. m. on March 10 and bring their dogs
 There are lot of wolves here and We can have great fun and at the same time be doing d good work in Killing them,' the committee says.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-03

FERTILIZE your gardens and truck patches with Tupelo Truckers Special, S2.00 per sack at the door. Arvor M. Ledbetter, 405 North Front St.-2-27dtf.
 Pay your Gazette Bill Today-Your Gazette bill is due March 1. Be sure to pay not later than 5th of each month if you want the paper con- tinued. J. D. Dunaway's office 3-2d2t.
 For Sale-I have for immediate de- livery some choice peach and apple trees at wholesale prices. Also wood for sale, any length, any kind, any time, at popular prices. A few cords of sound, dry rails, $5 per cord, de- livered. Edgar Middleton.-2-27 -27eod3t
 For Sale-58 acres 1-4 mile west of city limits; good Groom house, barn, smokehouse, potato house, COW barn, tol shed, hen house; also good tenant house with smokehouse and barn. Also 191 acres 1 1-2 miles south of Conway; good new house and barn. Will take small place in town or small farm as part pay. E T. Office, phone S23F2, Conway, Ark. -3-3d3t
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-03
Fresh fish, phone 90. 'Clarence' is a Knockout"

Groceries! Yes Browne has them and we deliver promptly. Phone us at 470-3-3d2t
 See us before you sell your fat cat tie, hogs and calves. Erbacher Bros. Phone 9O-3-1dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-03
HARLANS SET BANQUET
 DATE FOR APRIL 1ST

Announcement has just been made by the banquet committee of the Har- Ian Literary Society that it's sixth Annual Banquet will be held Satur- day night, April 1. The committee is hard at work and promises to put on a banquet that will outshine all it's predecessors. All old Harlans are urged to write in as soon as possible to Fount Albright and reserve their plates for the occasion. Expenses are set for two dollars per plate.