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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
HUMOR OF TIE DAY

rs It a clean film2''
sure. The girl gets 2 bath four tirnes
in the first RELATIONSHIPS Journal Cou.
rier.
Pa-So our daughter stands AZ the head
Of her class in French.
Na-Yes. She and another girl were
exactly even In written examinations. bui
Helen shrugged her shoulders more coz.
rectly.
Does he order lavishly2"
Lawfully? Why his bill is always luag-
er than the bill Of fare."-Louisvils
Courded Journal
Those frightfuliy clever Kansas papers
are our constant desTair- Here are ex-
tracts from a couple OF them:
When there's no-hins more 20 be said
some fool always up and says t.
Just because you are q sudss Of hu-
man nature do not be prcseeurlag At
torney also.-Eaoston TFanscryt.
Wife Centfuslsstically)I eaw re
most gorgeous chiffonier today. 6ea-.
Of course, 7 know we c2nnot afford
Hubby (resigIedly) When have they
promised TO deliver it?-New YORK S-a-
why don't you send your son Josh
to conege?"
I'm going to- replied Farmer Corn
| tossel Not that I think q c-liere eiu-
cation Is necessary for success en- life 5uf
where heg be compelled 70 admit there
are few things he doesn't know
Washington Star.
Mrs. Brown TO casual ca1lers)-Why,
how do you do? What a pity you didn't
come a little carrier; we've Just finished
luncheon.
Tommy Brown-oh. ma. aren't we coin
to have any -lo-e2 1 hadn't had half
enough when the door be-l rang and you
all jumped up.-Bostg0 Transcript.
Mrs Brown
First Maid-'rweH jeanette. how Do
you like your new Rlssus?"
Second 8Iasd-~Oh, pretey wei; only
| her taste in hats IS something awful She
hasn't a single hat that's becoming %
me.''-Houston Post.
Shakespeare said, All the worlds a
stage"
yes" replied Miss Cayenne: but that
was long before the motion picture and
the phonograph were invented "-Wesh-
ington Post.
Jack Brokely-I told You father lov-
ed you more than any girl ever met
She-And what did papa say2
Jackie advised me 10 try and meet
some more giT1s.-Boston Transcript
What was the feature Of the get
together meeting
a more CT less prominent cftizea Of
1 fered a resolution urging that better men
be elected TO office"
"A good idea. And dare say he WIS
sincere?"
"Unquestionably. Hes been -71nnins
{ for office for the last twenty years, and
all he ever got out OF II WIS tne exer-
cise.'-Birninsha Age Herald
Mrs. Youngwedd-And how long must
you De away dear2
I Youngwedd-About two weeks
Mrs. Y-Well. think III learn to cool
1 while you are absent
WHAT'S a good idea And II take
I the dog over and leave him with one
Z Of the ne6gh5ors
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
Domestic Department

PLAID WOOL BLANKETS
We might sell them, as others do for
all-wool, but we prefer to tell you
that they are a mixed wool, and
really worth $1100 a pair. They
are heavy in weight and 70 by 80
inches in size. We have them in
pink, grey. brown, blue effects, also
IN plain grey with colored border
SATURDAY ONLY $7.s5
SEAMLESS HEMMED SHEETS
The size Is 81 by 80, the most popu-
lar we handle, and this particular
Sheet is always sold fog s1.s5-
SATURDAY ONLY s1.4e
FULL SIZE CROCHET
BBDSPRBADS
Plain hemmed edges, and most
pleasing in pattern and quality.
The regular price is $3.50
SATURDAY ONLY 1925
a0-INCH BROWN SFEETTNG
Here you have a width sufficient for
the biggest bed you ever saw-you
can even use the width for the
length of your sheet. Get some of
this 79c Cotton and make yourself
some seamless sheets which will
last for years
SATURDAY ONLY Geo
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
Woolen Dress Goods

HOW ABOUT A NEW
PLAID SKIRT
These 54-inch Skirting Plaads are
made OF high grade wool, and they
are all wool. too. They have Keen
bringing s475 a yard
SATURDAY ONLY s23s
WOOL JERSEY
Is STILL IN FAVOR
Mary sport garments demand a
Wool Jersey and here it is - "a
inches vida in black and oolors.
Wac S2.5s a yard a few days ago
SATURDAY ONLY s125
EAIE-WOOL SKIRTING PLAIDS
Not q cheap material, but a good
material a. a low price. II is a yand
vide and the cobors and patterns
are very pleasing
SATURDAY ONLY SOC
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
Lining Department
SEIGO SILK

SELs1JO SILK
Il Is a combination Of silk and cot
ton. and The eighteen. OF so, colorD
We have il in will suggest To your
mind its many uses. For dress
foundatiOns. slips. and underwear It
y Just the thing. We have it in
black white, lavender. Nile, dark
green. Old ROSE. pink. various shades
Of blue. henna, and a dozen other
shades. The regular price is soc
yard-
SATURDAY ONLY 25c
WIDE SATTNE
A best quality Saline, firm and ms-
trous. for all purposes where Saline
may be-Ussd. IL Is superior lining
fahric and win give long service.
Regular price Soc
SATURDAY ONLY $50
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
Clever Neckwear
At Lower Prices

LACE AND ORGANIZE
NOVELTIES
vesueeS and Collar and Cuff Sets
which vre have been selling for $1Oa
are Coing Saturday for one-half the
rsEzflar price. They are all pretty,
disable and smart
SATURDAY ONLY SOC
COLLARS AND COLLAR SETS
Not expensive. but dainty and clever
and -4ght up to date. Fifty ceets is
the price we should receive
SATURDAY ONLY Csc
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
Corsets and Aprons

A SPECIAL LOT OF CORSETS
Some haze low and some medium
height bust, and in the lot are all
sizes from 81 to 80. If you want a
pair of Corsets which are worth just
twice the asking price visit Us on
Saturday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
Toilet and Leather Goods

25c KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE
SATURDAY ONLY 21e
3sc PRESIDENT TOOTH PASTE
SATURDAY ONLY 35e
4sc FORHANfS TOOTH PASTE
SATURDAY ONLY Doc
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE
SATURDAY ONLY 500
BLACK LEATHERETTE
SHOPPING BAGS
Value 59c-Saturday Only SOC
Value 75c-Saturday Only Csc
Value $1.75-Saturday Only 100
Value s1.9S-Saturday Only SIPS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
THE SURPRISE.

THE SURPRISE
Life is full Of subtle things.
Singular srprises;
Under quaint disguises
Splendid memories bids their Wings
That old lady over there
With the crooked bp7nef,
Once her gay and piQaut air
May have bred . sonnet
That foriora. unshaven wretch.
All in-rags and tsrters.
May have let his fancy stretch
To diviner matters.
I myself. too rale and Cd
Longer TO aspire.
Under my demeauor COD
Nurse celestial fire.
-Gamaliel Bradford. in Ths Outlook
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
POETRY
IN sNoWTIDE.

IN SNOhIlDG.
Ye flakes that are most
Like thistiedown host.
Or spume in the van OF some ir6nitf
wave,
What craft in your mildness,
o multiple Wiidnessi
Bestows this n il-quieting sense OF thu
gravel
For our life is, I know.
But a search in the snow
Where boundaries Change and the tai
disappears;
Where blurring, impeding,
Subduing, misleading
Drive downfall OF moments and drift Of
the years.
From a soft, from a sly
And inscrutable sky,
Time closes man round. let him trave,
or sleep;
The game to the strongest
An hour at the longest.
And playfellow powers shall bury hin
deep.
Yet, fakes foated down
Moth-light on the town,
To batter the heart with the rltiraatE
dread.
Clean chattels so cent me,
Right well ye content me-
Cool garland, pure shrcld haDuy. tnuo-
cent bed
Louise Imogene Quincy. IN. indianapolis
I News.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
Hosiery and Underwear
Department

Hosiery and Underwear
Department
WOMEN's LION BRAND"
SILK HOSE
A splendid pure thread Silk Stock
Ing in black, with fine Isle top and
sole for extra strength. The regular
price Is t2.25 pair
SATURDAY ONLY $f!s5
LIGHT WEIGHT
SILK AND WOOL HOSE
Black stockings for those who wish
the warmth of wool with the fine
ness Of silk. Regular price s1.75-
SATURDAY ONLY s1.5e
TWO WE'LL KNOWN PHOENIX
SILK STOCKINGS
These two hunters are known to
many women as the most satisfac-
tory Of the lower priced black Silk
Stockings. They are seamless, but
fit and wear we'll
NO. REGULARLY $1.55
SATURDAY S125
NO. se5-RDGULARLY s1.2o
SATURDAY soc
CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED
COTTON HOSE
These have no equal at the prices,
pc and Ssc pair, and we have
them IN both black and brown
SATURDAY ONLY ice AND Csc
CF1LDREN'S FLEECED
VESTS AND BLOOMERS
Just what is required for this
changea'ble winter weather. Regu-
lar sec and Csc qualities
SATURDAY ONLY gee
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
Medium weight cotton suits in
variety of good styles and sizes.
We have been selling them for $500
and $3.50 a suit
SATURDAY ONLY SIPS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21

Colored Wash Goods Dept
BEACON BATHROBE FLANNEL
This is the standard fabric for all
batnrobes of the better grade, and
the designs and ooloings are by far
the most attractive. 1t is q inches
wide, and is sold by most stores at
CSC yard
SATURDAY ONLY 500
COTTON PLAID SKIRTINGS
For those who wish an inexpensive
as we'll as attractive Plaid Skirting
we can recommend this weave.
CoFors are good, and the wtdth is "a
inches. Regular price $50
SATURDAY ONLY Csc
YARD WIDE PRINTED
PERCALES
A better than usual bargain, for
this is material Of everyday use.
We sell this grade for 1sc a yard,
and have it in very large assert
ment of styles and eolorings-
SATURDAY ONLY IL 1-2o
Linens and White Goods
1S-INCH SANITARY DIAPER
CLOTH
A very good quality In ten yard
pieces. The usual price is S1.S9 for
SATURDAY ONLY 500
HEMMED ALL-LayEN
GLASS TOWELS
Big Linen Towels, Is by IS inches,
with red or blue borders, or in red
or blue check designs. Should sell
for soc apiece
SATURDAY ONLY $50
HFMSTTTCIIED
BUREAU SCARFS
Made of Indian Head with Its inina-
liable linen finish, and marvellous
wearing qualities. They we're 79c
each. Size Is by 48 and Is by 81
SATURDAY ONLY 49e
EXQUISITE LACE WOLFE
A Wolfe as fine and as delicate as a
lace, in six dainty patterns. The
most exquisite blouse may be made
from this beautiful fabric. The reg
ular price Is SIC
SATURDAY SPECIAL 5ec
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21
Linen Department

PURE LINEN HUCK TOWELS
Good, hemstitched Towels, size Is
by "a inches, which have been SELL
ing as high as 500
SALE PRICE 4sa
36-TNCH EMBROIDERY LINEN -
In natural linen color, and worth
slips a yard
SALE PRICE 75o
ONE LOT OF PURE LINEN NAP
KINS-In the lot are hemstitched,
plain Linen Napkins and regular
Damask Dinner Napkins. Not one
in the lot is worth less than TIC
SALE PRICE ace
PATTERN LINEN TABLE CLOTH
Size 70 by 70 inches. Handsome,
rugged Linen Damask Cloths which
are worth every cent of s12oo-
GALE PRICE 500
LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS TO
MATCH = To match the above
Cloths these Napkins will be found
most desirable. The regular price
is $1,000 a dozen
SALE PRICE 500
Csc PURE LINEN DISH TOWEL
ING
SALE PRICE Use
sec BLEACHED KISH
TOWELS-Big ones, 20 by 40 inches
in size
SALE PRICE $50
FANCY COLORED B ORD Err
TURKISH TOWELS-They have
been selling for SOC to 75c apiece
SALE PRICE s9c
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21

Rug and Drapery Dept
ATTRACTIVE WINDOW
CURTAINS-CHEAP
saturday you can get pair of pref
~ scr4m Curtains. made with lace
edge. and valance at a quite ridlcu-
lous price. Your choice Of three
styles Of edg1ng-
SALE PRICE $1.fs
QUAKER NET CURTAINS
ARE BEST
Thy lead the field for quality and
hsauty. These Filet Net Curtains
are fuu IL yards long and are
daintlly finished with lace edge.
one q the best curtain offerings we
have ever made
SALE PRICE s2.ss
CONGOBEUM BY THE YARD
Everyone knows what CongOleum Is.
We have Il in a large selection of
their best designs and oolors. Sold
regularly for s5c a square yard
SALE PRICE e3e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
"SVET''
THE PARISH PRIEST.

Fotohra The, Parish Priest
ieH nkaZoVana bude jeSte dnes
a Ultra divadle Olympia. pi'i-
ydbila vtera hotoy6 zastupy O
becenstva, tax lie mnozi mu-
sell tekati, nez Sc ma ne dosta-
10 mist. Film Jest sice tenden-
chi, ale .inak opravdu krasne
provedeny. Jest to prvni foto-
hra uvedena ma clevelandske
"mlGenlive jeviSt6" novym pod
nik&tclem V tomto oboru, p.
II A. Grealisem. Tyz zejme-
na We ZdeiSich kruZich sportOv
mich Jest chyalne znam IA
vdIky pdsobil jako athleticlI1
direktor V Camp Sherman. Je-
no prvni volba byla rozhodnt
&'astnou. nebot' kdekoli film
tento ukazovan, by1y vzdy na-
vstevy vclike.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
ZLODEJ kAVALlR.

Y Monroe, Mich, zatcen byl
pro i Clevelande spachanou
kradez automobile Thomas
Drohan. kdyz jej detektiv
josef Doran veil 4 jmenoVane-
no m6sta k zdejhimu soudu,
stal zatceny ma tom, re ri IA
pravi jiZdne re sve kapsy. ka-
ralirskG jednani mu ale neby-
10 pranic platno neb byl odsou-
zen zprvu ma 4 mesice do ro-
botarny ale okresni soudce f.
p WaIther odpustil mu pli-
souzenGho trestu pine tfi NEST
&C, jest-li re do 80 dni zaplati
yseoEny dtraty. Obnos zapla-
ceny za listek Z Monroe do Gle
velandu $40 byl mu pfipsan
i kancclaii okresniho ZaIobce
Stantona k dobru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
Mf.EkO Ma RYTI OPET
ZDRA1ENO.

Nova cena pro farmdTe, "a
bGraiicl Sc mlokaienim i tom
to oEoll, iez by ovsem m6la "a
nasledek vy5Si cenu pro spo-
trebitele, bude asi vJsledkem
porad, ktere kon:ny ytera u
hoteiu Winton. Farmarsha or
ganisace, jez eta t6m3f 1000
tleHu ' severovychodnim Ohiu,
neurcila cenu "a svG prodakty
pro mGsic duben. OCekava Sc,
ze M konfcrenci pri3ti itery
bude stanovena cena pro NEST
ahc nlekafe. Farmari si ste
zujl, re pfitomne nedo8tayaii
vice nezli od GO do 70 procent
svIch lSloh produkce. Y me-
eicich Dlnoru q bfeznu do5tava-
i ien Is cent0 ia gallon nile
ka, kdezto vylohy produkce
pro farmafe jsou pry mozi =
a % ccnty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
Nazorne vyuc0vani.

Mladik byl svym panem ca
st6ii poslIan k pfiteli panovu
S n6iaklm vzkazem, ale nikdy
mic nedostal Cd cesty. Poslednt
poslan Sc zajicem v6da, ze
zas mic nedostane, mlcky ode
vidal zajlce aniz by co pro-
mluvil. Pfltel panuv no cht6l
poutit a pravi: "Sedni 81 sem
ma zidli. Ukazi ii. iak Sc to de-
Ia Wal zaiice do ruky a po-
kraGoval: "VidiS takhle. Mui
pan Sc dava pekne poroutet Il
posila toto Nacez mladik du-
chapritomne odpov6d6l: "D6ku
j Il mladiku a tady, HE, mas
neco cd cesty."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
VYNALEZL NOVY DRUH
PADAkU.

V els. 1901 Scorill ave. pro-
yozuje lekafskou praksi GER
noch Dir. Hubert Julian, ienz
byl porucikem Il kanadsk6ho a
Viatickeho sboru. iediny ba-
revny voiin, jemuz SC teto ctf
dostalo. Ia pobytu ma flander
ske fronte zlomil 81 pri padu 5
aeroplanu ruku nekolik zeber
a mailer tento mu dal as pod
net, Ze vynalezl novy padak Y
podob6 destniku, ktery SC uni
stl ma svrSku letadla. Organi-
soval i spolecnost pro vyrobu
ochrannych opatrenl pri avia-
tice, lltera hodIa ieho vynale2
y neiblizsi dobe ukazati Sirsi
we're jnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
SRAIkh s OpI..VMI
AUTOiSTY.

Sedm muzd bylo dnes KRAFT
&C po pulnoci zran6no ia sraz-
ky dvou automobile na Lorain
ave. hlize Triskett rd. We West
Parku. TIL byli zatCeni pro r.
zeni auta byVse napili budoH
anes mayorem Reitzem vysly-
.hanj. V jeinom autu sedeIi
Krone fidiGa til muzi, ktefi by
i vesme4 Zraneni a Y druhtm
ostatG til s MaXem BerkoWit-
zem a iistym Petersen a Rock
sem. Posledni til isou obzalo-
yani 4 opiIstvi. Nejvazneji po-
rartn byl David Latfield. ienz
Vrzcn byl ma sklenenou c1onu,
> kterou Sc nebeZpecne pore
zal, tax ze musel byti dopra-
ven do nemoenice sv. Jana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
"RAISIN JACK" ZACHRAN.
GEM ZIVCTA.

"Raisin Jack, lenz ma il
max tax mnoho ma svedoml, o.
svedcil Sc byti zaehrancem lid
skeho zivota Veera vecer, kdyz
diva policiste vytahI Z jezera
muze, jenz chtel spachati sebe-
utopenlm Sc. Pollciste
William Jacobs 4 Alfred VOL
fe, spatrili jeJ, iak Vrhl sc do
iezera ma upali Vych. 38. III.
Oba skotili III nlm vytahli
iej ze sesti stop yody. Pfisel
k sobe, kdyz straznci poskytli
mu prvni pomocl a bEl wat liz
stanici druh6ho precinktu.
Tam opetne ztratil vedoml
"Potrebuie trenIm alkoholem,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
VYRER SOUDCU PRAVNIC-
kE kOMORY,
Eyl schva!en IA vcoreisi schi,-
ri demohratioksho vykon-
neho vyboru.

Po nepfitomnosti Sesti rokjl
Newton .. Baker, dfiv9jsi Sc
kretaf valky, zaujal vtera svt
misto Y tele demokratickeho O.
kresniho vykonneho vyboru, ie-
hoz jest predsedou. Kdyz
schdze skonCila, vJbor proved
jednu q neivetsich zmen We
yudcoystvi od jeho nepfitom-
nosti, ma navrh pfedsedy Ba-
hera utmil jedno re svych nei-
pol5rohovti$ich rozhodnuti.
Prynjm bylo 2yoleni Robcr-
IA j. Bulkley-ho, ,dfivdjSiho kon-
gresnika, mistopfedsedou M
mlsto W. A. Greenlunda, dTi-
veiSiho mistoguvernera, jehoz
re>ignace byla priiata.
Druhym byla resoluce iedno
hlaSnc prljala ma Zad0St p. Ba-
kera, ably organisace nezasa-
hovala DO soudcovskych voleb
pfiSti podzim a schvalila cd
poruceni cievelandSlie pravni-
ckG komory zaimu zvoIeni
pro dalsi lhutu Gtyf soudcu q
kra iskeho a odvolaciho tribu-
nalu, iichz lhuty letos vyprSi.
To znamena odchylenl Sc cd
davneho Zvyku, lie demokrati-
cka organisace schValoVala je-
nom demokraty pro 6rady
soudcu, jakoz j pro vsechny il
ne urady. Soudcove, jichz
znoVuzVoleni takto odporute-
no, jsou odvolaci soudce John
j. Sullivan, krajSti soudcove
Frederick p. Walther a Ho-
mer G. Powell, republican,,
kdezto jedinym demokratem
jest kraisky soudce Maurice
BernCn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
EX X-BANkER DO kRiMINALU

Joseph +. Monti, 28-lety, drl
vejSi kasir italsko- Americke
banky, byl odsouzen ma mini
malni lfutu dvanacti roku do
statni trostni,c ohiosI,d pre-
Zpronevdfeni $4,000 zmlnent
bance minuldm podzimu, K
temuz SC primal pred soudcem
Walthcrem. "Vas zIotin, die
mcho tSudku, byl tim horsi, po
nevada yaSimi obet'mi byli Y
cizin6 rozenI obCane9, praViI
eoudce Montimu "Doufam, ze
tento rozsudek bude ponekud
vystrahou lidem yaSeho druhu
a prispeje k ochrane malych
vkladatelu pred budoucimi zIo-
Ciny jako tento Banka, po
obieyeni onoho $23. 600 schod-
ku zbankrotoVala. Montiho
matka, pl. Josephine Monti-o-
vi, klesla Ve mdlobach, kdyI
rozsudck byl ohlaSen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23
ZAYKANi kOMUNISTU.

Lisabon, 81. bfeZna. - Por-
vlada nafidiIa hro-
madne zatykani komunistu !
rel6 zcmi Il dosud poslala jich
17G m pevnostni v6zeni. VIA
Ia jim predhazuje, re dopusti-
Il Sc poslednich dynamitovych
atentatu v hlavnim m6ste, ia
koa Y iinIch mestech portu-
ralskych a IL osnovali V zem'
'evoluci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23

"VGera jsem byla iedne
spoleGnosti, kde Sc hralo ma IA
stavy. Pan jenz prohral. musil
dat dame hubiGku, nebo bon
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-23

pravil Wolfe, po obnazeni hru-
Gi muaoVy Porucik John Flet
terick y2pomn6l 81, ze mali ma
5tanici 'raisin lack" iez byl
zabaven pri nedavntm naiezdu
ma domaci vinopalnu 4 drzeny
jake syedectyi. Bylo tedy sye-
dectyi prineseno a skutccnt Pc
sylazeni rtd a dakladnem tfe-
III barVa zatala Sc yraceti do
tyari muzovych a brzy prisel
dpln6 k sobe. Pravil, re Jest
bez zam6stnani, bcz rodiny,
tfi dny ze nejedl a re Sc odho-
dial utiniti y5emu konec.
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po 11Rc par.

Padesat iinych druhu zen
skych puncoch kazde velikostl
kazde barvy, puncochy bavl-
meme, vlnene, nitene, hedvabne
a romantic line, vSech osved-
cenych a proslulych vyrob "a
ceny baJecne snlzene po celou
dobu naseho vyprodeJe.
Ones name Y prodejl neJpek
nejSi druh voskovaneho stolnl-
no platna, vsech neJnov6jSlch
yzorku, yard a ctvrt stroke eho,
druh, ktery Sc nelame
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bony." "a mnoho jste wy
hrala 2" - "No, Sestnact ba-
liGkn -
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Ultra (v patek)

We vyprodeli poradanem IA
pricinou stehovani Y striznlm
obchod6 "a koudelu". Y elsie
4735 Broadway. .iny druh pek-
nych bavln6nych puncoch zen
skych, cerne, vsech velikostl,
celkem asi 80 tuctu, pravidel-
na 25c hodnota, Ultra We vvpro
Jai,
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Par puncoch IN &c.

Zenske terne bavlnene punto-
chy, bez kazu, vsechny miry od
Sl2 do 10, pravidelna l9c hod-
nota, po Tee par obmeze-
mem mnozstvi. pokud skrovna
zasoba patnactl tuctu staci,
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DO 24c yard.

v sobotu dame do proiede
so tuctu zenskVch zaster "a
pouhy zlomek dilveiSich cen.
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