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DR.. Barton was dinner guess
Sunday al the Z. S. Barnum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz and chill
dren visited Sunday at the H. I..Mc-
Laughlin home. %
The trustees of school district No
26, met Monday evening at the school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Mclaughlin
called Sunday afternoon at the Ray
Morley home.
The calf club met at the Herman
Weick home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Kurtz left this
week for the hills where Mr.. Kurtz
has a lob on the road.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. Newport and
family are enjoying their vacation in
the hills.
Mr.. Pick and Frank Pack from
Midway visited Sunday at the Lee
Healy home.
Mrs VIM. Bishoff returned home
Sunday after visiting week at the F.
c. Hertig home.
Morley Pack of Roswell called at
the Lee Healy' home Monday.
The officers of the Calf Club are the
following. President Edwin Weick
vice-pres. Reed Leverton, sec'y and
treas. Lyle Small, Club leader, Elmer
Weick.
Mr. and Mrs. M. w. Mclaughlin.
Benford Leyerton, Harvey and Anna
Mclaughlin and Mrs. Mary Smart
motored to Roswell Monday for .cher-
ries.
Helen Spaeth visited relatives in
Notus Sunday.
Charlie Richardson was a Sunday
visitor at the T. S. Barnum home.
At latest report Henry Proctor is
still very low
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Mrs Otis Eells and daughter Este
and Charlie Wallace motored to Nam
pa on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Bowles from near Caldwell wa
at his ranch here Monday.
Miss Ruth Stanton was an overnight
guest of Miss Velma Mccormick Sat
urday night.
Mrs Isabel Wallace and two sons
Charlie and Ora were trading ir
Caldwell Saturday. ,
Miss Geneva Eells is assisting Mrs,
Sam Mcintyre with her house work.
Johnnie Martin motored to Boise
for repairs for his car Saturday.
Mrs. r. E. Conley and son Howard
were at Marsing Friday.
Miss Veima Mccormick spent Fri
da and Saturday with Miss Ruth Stan
ton.
Mrs. Fannie Wallace, and Mrs. w.
" Young received the sad news that
their mother, Mrs. c. A. Kirkland of
Melba, is suffering with an attack of
paralysis Mrs Young left immediate
ly for Melba to help care for her mo-
ther, but Mrs. Wallace was unable to
go on account of the serious condition
of her daughter Mildred who was
badly scalded last Saturday, but is now
improving
Horace Minns from Caldwell was
visiting at the R. A. Stanton home
Monday.
Mrs. w. F. Cox and children and
Miss Vema and Guerdon Mccormick
and Chas. Jordan was at the Sturgeon
home in Knowlton Heights after fruit
Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Stanton and Mrs. Henry
Milburn called on Miss Margaret Nc
Intyre and iss Bertha Wallace, Wed
nesday.
Lewis Eells has gone to Apple Val
ley on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubart are now
working at the Bowles ranch.
R. A. Stanton visited at the Walker
home at Givens Springs Wednesday.
I. S. Glidden visited neighbors on
this side of the river Friday
w. F. Cox and Chas. Jordan drove
to Lake View for sweet cherries Wed
nesday.
George Gibson and family from Ao
on one of Jim McIntyre's ranches.
Mr.. Bennett and a couple Of friends
were out from near Caldwell LOOKING
dItcI tHclI StuIRcOH HIc tHcy nave Sc
here in Snake River.
Mrs. c. F. Bayless. spent the first o.
the week at the Kirkland home at Mel
ba, caring for Mrs. c. A. Kirkland who
is III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd WRIGHT. and
Mrs. R. E. Conlev and son Howard |
motored to Lizard Butte and picked
berries Friday.
Mrs. R. E. Bayless of Knowltor
Heights spent Thursday night here
with her sister Mrs. o. H. Eells.
Glenford and Erwin Eells left fo-
Gannette. Idaho. Tuesday, to spend
a few weeks with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gannette.
The Mcintyre children visited Mil
dred Wallace Friday
Mrs. ]. L. Martin spent Friday and
Saturday with Mrs. Otis Eells.
R. E. Bayless and Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Gibson and Mr.. and Mrs. I
Gibson of Knowlton Heights was
ealing in this vicinity Sunday.
Miss Bertha Wallace spent SUNDAY
night with her sister, Mrs. o. II
Eelis.
George w. Diiley, and Fred Warn.
,r was out from Caldwell and visited
with Chas. Jordan Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs R. E. Conley was sir
ing up with Mildred Wallace. Sur
Jax, aod Wadpecday ,;oh+c
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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
SURROUNDING TERRITORY

Capt Rankin of Nampa spent Wed.
nesday and Thursday in the neigh.
borhood
Mrs. James Bolton and little daugh-
ter left Thursday for their home at
Trinadad, Colo, after a visit here
with her brother, P. J. Kimes and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Stevenson and
granddaughter, Eleanor Stevenson, re-
turned home Friday night from ten
days camping trip.
Carl Alexander and family took care
of the chores during Stevenson's abb
sence.
May Abbott was an overnight guest
of Icel and Delois Bryant Friday eve
ming.
Carl Aven and family motored to
Nampa Friday afternoon.
The Kimes and relatives spent Sun
day with the A. j. Pulley family near
Emmett.
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RARE BARGAIN IN. PIANO

We have'a high grade brand new pi-
ano left on our hands in public
disposition will greatly sacrifice the
disposition will greatly sacrifice the
price. Terms to responsible party. If
interested in this bargain write for full
information to The Denver Music Co.,
Denver, Colo.
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Sc pc chvili patrave
ohlizel.
Go pax hledate, Simecku?'
ALE koukam, milostpahe,
kan zmizel ten yotrapa! CT
ham ma nej uz takovou dobu
a nemdzu Sc. ho dockat -"
Marine byste ho hledal, -
Simecku! Ten otrapa uz zde
zGstane -"
u mas, milOstpane?"
"Ano, u mas! Nejake miste-
cko uz Sc tady pro nej najdet
Ale nelamte 81 tim hlavu a ia
dy mate, oslavte vsichni muj
navrat, a bud'te hodne vese-
H."
Obdaroval panskou, kuchaf-
ku Simecka, htery odchazeje,
brucel:
mo TAX! ARISEN Sc nam vra-
til, milostpan Sc nam vratil, -,
ted este ia knizka a Dude vse-
cko v pofadku! Az ma toho
votrapu! Ably to nebyl nakej
vzdalenej ~pfibuznej a nechtel
Sc dostat ma mole misto -"
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Jak zachranil svoji manxsl-
ku. Pan Fred X. Meier z Fox,
Alta, pise: ~ 1912 mole man
zelka Sc nachladila a nastuze-
nj usadilo sc il V nohou, zpdso-
bivsi otevfene bolaky. Puvod-
ne tomu nevenoyala prilis mno-
no pozornosti, vsak bolaky Sc
rychle objevovaly a znacne ST.
FLY. Delali jsme vse, co jsme
vedeli, nebo co nam bylo rade
no jinymi lidmi vzhledem k Wy
leceni choroby. Vsak utrapy
Sc horsily. V 1914, odesla dc
nemocnice a byla lecena pro-
slulym lekafem. Pc jednomesic
MIN pobytu v nemocnici, zdalo
Sc, re stav jeji Sc zlepsiI a pfi-
sla dom1. Vsak pc nekolika
.dnech stav jeji byl tyr, jake dfi
We. Poradil jsem tudiz sve man
zelce, ably zkusila Ora. Petra
Hoboko. z pocatku nechtela,
vsak kdyz jsem il rekl, re
treba jeji krev potrebuje ose-
trent, tn svolila. Objednal jsem
hned Hoboko. Dfky Bohu, mo-
je manzelka jest opet ma no
hou a ackoliv padesat rokl sta
"a, jest v praci rychlejsi, nez
mnoha mladSi zena." Tento
starry, casem vyzkouseny bylin
ny prostredek nenf k dostanf v
lekarnach; zvlastni jednatel
dodava jej primo z laboratore
DR.. Petr Fahrney and Sons Co.,
|2501 Washington Blvd, Chi
cago, Ill.
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PARNf TOPENf.

ToPENf. - Prodaya
sam MATTEL, Tento dobfe sta
veny jednorodinny dim, uni
stany v jedne q nejlepsich ctvr-
II Clevelandu. Dlazdena uiiee.
Dunn pozdstava re sedmi vel
kych svetnic a koupelny. Ma
krasne podlahy dubove, nahofc
j dole. Velke, svetle a vzdus-
ne loznice, S velkou hofpjSi por-
ci. Velka puda, spizziirna, a
satniky Y kuchyni. Zvlastni "a
chod We sklepe, dratene dvefe,
prot nepohode v oknech. Pro-
da Sc i Sc zafizenim fixtures a
jinym zafizenim. Jiste Sc YAM
vyplati, koupite-li nyni, nebot'
Jefo cena na jare Dude mno-
hem vyssi. Jest to prava lace.
Mattel v cis.,3264 e. 1913. I'll.
no aa 2-I4
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DROBN f
OF NJ K
PRIME Sc:

PRIJME Sc spolecnice, samo-
statna, do obchodu S domacim
pecivem S kapitalem as $500,
ktery Sc V tonic obchode zaru-
ci. Blizsi sc sdeli ustne V elsie
1906 Broadway. 2-14
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o trech
pokojich, elektrika a vse zarl-
zeno, paleza sc v els. 6607 O.
wington Ave. q blizsi sc sdeli
v els. 6203 Broadway. !?
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PRODA Sc FARMA so akru,

PRODA Sc FARMA so akru,
ma State Rd., V Hinckley, O., 2
mile cd dlazby, II mil cd
dobry dun o z poko-
jich, bane, 20 akru orne pndy,
velka ovocna zahrada, ktera
Vynesla minuly rok pres S1,1OO
pouze Ia iablka, / akr malin
a reVizu, ostatni pastva a les.
Je tam 400 syrobovvych stro-
mi, vSechno nacini ku vareni
syrobp, vozy a jine hospodar-
ske nacini, tez lR-tunovy truck,
2 kone, 4 kravy, 2 jalovicky,
prasnice, slepice, kachny a hu-
sy. Dopiste majiteii JaroSlav
Cholera, r. +. D.. 3, Box 70
Brunswick, O.. 2-14
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mdzrme 81 tax obcas spolu po-
hovoiit. TAX natahni ploutve
a del bacha! Hclka, kdyz 81 te
tax vomrknu, vidim, re Sc z to-
be stala stramanda -"
ALE, tatinku, fuj! Nemluv
ia! vzdyt' ie to ohyzdne!"
"Ofyzdne? Piece Sc ii to
|vzdycky tolik libilo!"
"ProtoEe jsem nemela rozum
- ami mi to nepripominej, to-
Flik Sc "a to stydim. - Ale my
tn mluvime a ty mas jiste We
.liky HAD! Pocket, udelam ii
ma rychlo rizecek - "a ctvrt
,hodinky to- Dude -"
"Udelam - udelam - jak
to: ~"udelam'?"
Ale nez mohl rada Landras
sprojeviti syIj ldiv, odb6hla
.Lilka do kuchyne, KAN il nej-
vys prekvapenX .otec nasledU-
val. A krout6 hlavou, vidal,
jak Lilka prinesla rick, jak
.jej palickou ma prkenku make
pala, jak vzala talire, nasypala
strohanou housku, mouku, roy
klepla vajicko, .obalila rick a
smazila na fozpalenem sadie.
"Jsi to opravdu ty, Lilko?-
Vidis, ia pfisei v. pfestrojeni d
tvs mne hned poznala. Ty isl
Sc nepfestrojila, ale ia t6 sku-
tecne nepoznavamr
A kdyz sedal rada Landras
s dceruSkou u stolu, zazil jeste
mnoho jinych prekvapeni. Po-
znal, re Lilka neni uz umine-
nou, re neni vrtosivou a sve-
hlavou a re ma docela jine
nazory O svete a 0 lidech, nezli
pred nekolika mesici.
"Prosim to-, Lileoko, KIDD IL
delal ten velky zazrak, kdo
zpGsobil ten obrat We I've du-
since?"
Lilka zrlzovela.
"Armada spasy to nebyla,
tatinku, veT mi -"
"Vefim, v6fim," rekl Lam
dras a. pritahlI dcerusku k So
be. No tax, povez, jak sc jme
nuje? IMAM ho?"
Lilka zavesila Sc otci kol ST.
je.
"Tatlnecku zlaty, odpust' -
ale ty sc budes ma mne zlobit-
"a
"Nebudu, Lilecko, ncbudu,
ien mluv -.
"Ba ne, %tatineoku, nemohu,
nezadej toho Ma mne! Vim
to .jiste, ze mi tohle do smrti
neodpustis! Nevyptavej Sc,
je to mafne! Jen TO ii mohu
rici, re jsem bajecne st'astna,
a hrozne neSt'astna.!"
"A echo je vic? Toho nestle
.sti, nebo toho st6stf?"
"To nevim! Ted prozatim
toho stesti, ale bojim Sc, jak
Dude dale -
mo, je-li to radny muz -
Lilka prerusila jeho vypta-
vani hubickou - a vice Sc pan
.Landras cd nj nedozvedel !.
PAX zavolali sluzebnictvo,
.jez besedovalo We sve volne
'chvili ma zahradce. Vsichnf
byli %zpocatku udiveni, ale pax
S jasotem privitali pana radu.
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 6ti pokojich
plyn We sklepe, voda, kanal.
garaz, lot 30 pri 1877 str, vse
v uplnem poradku. Cast penez
Sc pocka. Haste sc Y {. 3421
E. SO. I'll. blfze Hamm ave. Ce-
ma $4,000. 2r-16
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-
LACE. - FARMA 20 1874
akrech, 2l2 mile cd Elyria
City ma dlazdene ceste, dunn
Q 4 pokojich, sklep, voda v do
me, zahrada, 2 kravy, jalovi-
&c, 2 kone, 3 prasata, SO, sle-
pic, 60 buslu brambor, 70 bu-
slu kukufice, 30 ovsa, hospo-
darske Yafadi, mlekarske Ia
rizeni.% Cena $4,000, hotove
$4,000 a zbytek ma 20 roku.
Vymeni sc tez farma 0 60ti a.
krech. Haste sc V {. 4731
Broadway. 2-l5
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4 STAvEBNf Lofty ,

Corlett, tez VAN zaopatrim Pc
nize ma 6 proc. Stavim, proda-
VAN a vymenuji majetky a
margice. Haste Sc u Josef Xii
EEK, 1870 Durkee Ave. We
zmete Union karu k vych. 131.
ulici. 2-2O
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Ze1eny AUTOMOBILE.
Romanek m%ilionafovy dcery. Napsal josef Skruzny.

V temze okamziku vystupo.
val parek novomanzelu re sa.
kristie a prijimal blahopranf
Toho pouzil zebrak a dral sc
opet z kostela, kde Sc postayii
k ostatnim prosebnikIm. A
hastereni a dorazeni z rady. ze.
braku z povolani nastalo zno-
WI, jenze umlklo, protoze SC
blizil pfuvod svatebni.
Mezitfm, CO zenich rozdavaA
almuznu do chtiv6 natazenych
rukou, odloucil Sc podezrely
zebrak cd ostatnich, pristou-
pill k neveste a ppdavaje il ma
stivenku a ba1icek, pravil pc.
lohlasem, ale tax, re detektiv;
stojicf "a MIN; slysel kazde
slovo: ],
"Vrchni rada Landras dava
sc poroucet a posila tohle psa-
nj a tenhle balicek.'
Vstrcil prekvapene nevests
ODE do rukou a rychle Sc obra.
til k ostatnim zebraklm.
"Uz Sc ma nine nehneveite,
kamaridi, tn mate a rozdeIte
sell Vickrat vas uz tady zlo-
bit nebudu!"
A vhodiv nejblizsimu vyje-
venemu zebrakovi do ruky -hrst
bankovek, rvchle Sc vzdaloval.
V Bob Backovi rozenraly sc
vsecky nervy! Zebrak vi 0
zmizelem Landrasovi! Prinasi
cd neho dopis! Je jiste z ban
dy lupicu, jimz padl Landras
do rukou!
b Detektiv >rychle pfidal do
H
kroku. Vedel, re zebrak uni
ri smista GNU - a skutecne
spatfil "a rohem znamy zele-
ny automobil. Ale, uminil 81,
dnes re no nespusti Sc zfete-
lei Ma st6sti staly pobliz au-
tomobily hostu svatebnich. -
Rychle priskocil k jednomu z
vehiklu a zvolal:
"Jsem detektiv - pAtrebuH
vas - rychle, rychle, pronasle-
dujte tamhle ten zcleny auto
mobil!"
Prekvapeny softer neodvazil
Sc o%dporovat, iezto Bob Back
We SVEN rozrusem pouzil kate
gorickeho tonu, ktery presved-
Gil sofera, &c bezi 0 vec,, nesti~
pfci odkladu.
Ia chvili vzdaloval Sc zele-
ny automobil, MAZE V patach
.iine auto, Y nemz sedel netrpe-
Ivy detektiv, vyhledaje obcas,
ably sc ujistil, re sc vzdalenost
mezi obema auty nezvetSuje.
Cestou rozhodl Sc Bob Back,
re tentokrate zahadleho re-
braka zatkne, nebot' ma zfej-
me dukaZy, re je zapleten do
afery Landrasovy.
Ale osud byl j ted pfizniv
zlocincum. Pojednou ozvala
sc ohlusulici rama, zakleni So
ferovo a auto Sc zastavilo. -
Sbihajici Sc divaci nell zaji!
mavou podivanou.
Z vozu vyvaiil Sc tlusty de
tektiv, ktery rozcilene pobihaI
kolem auta a lamentoval. Sc
fer prohlizel prasklou pneuma,
tiku a okrikoval Bob Backa:
"Prosimich, vasnosti, neroz.
cilujou mne! Co bych ia me
Tikat. ia mann skodu, a ne
oni! Ale ne stesti mann re.
servni koio a "a pul hodiny ie
me dial 49,
"Vem vas cert i S reservnin
kolem! Tady mattel"
A vhodiv mu bankovku, cd
chazel Bob Back nejvyse roz
rusen k nejblizsi stanici elek
tricke drahy -.
V tie dobe preletla newest;
fadky ma visitce, dodnne zebra
KEN:
"Mila slecno!
Jste hodna, re jste poslechl;
starou vestkyni a nenrekroeily
We. stapu svobodnem Is. srpeli
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PRIJMOU Sc diva PAM ma byt
Sc snidani aneb bez. Haste Sc
v els. 1912 vych. 48. I'll.
I'D
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|juji malickost ma pamatku ma
SIGH byvaly styku.

JUL malickost ma pamatku ma
SIGH byvaly styka.
Vas A. L."
O slecnu Jakubickovou, n.y.
nj vlastne uz PAM Rmoutilo-
YOU, pokousely sc mdloby, jez
nesmirn6 vydesily novomanzela
i kruh nejblizsich znamych.
Ma stesti napadlo ,nekomu z
pritomnych rozevrit etui, KITE
rou omdlevajici upustila z ru-
ky. Razem prisla mlada PAM
k sobe, vzpamatovavsi Sc 'po-
Miedem ma krasny nahrdelhik,
hrajici u zafivem slunci vsemi
barvami.
PotlaGila rzhofceni a zlest,
jejiz pficinu v6dela jen ona sa-
ma. Uchopivsi rame sveho
manzela, kracela dp6t hrd6 k
povozu, ktery "a chvili odva-
Eel parek notomanzela k To-
tografovi a cd neho k hostine,
pfi niz NJ skv6l Sc ma Sill mia
de PAM nahrdelnik, jejz pre-
vzala 2 rukou zahadneho re
braka -.
A mezitim, co rozmrzely
Bob Back odjizdel elektrickou
drahou k Zizkovu, a mezitim
CO novomanzele Rmoutilovi, v
kruhu svatebcanu prozivali je-
den z vyznamnych dnu zivota,
odehraval Sc v dome pana A.
Landrase nasledujici vyjev:
Domevnik Simecek pokuro-
val 81 schodiste, jez vedlo k
jeho sklepnimu bytu, kdyz zpo-
zDroval, ze do adomu vkldnzl
nejaky otrhany chlapik a. miril
Ike schodum, vedoucim do pr
veho patra.
"Hej, hej, kan pax? Copak
neumite cist? Zebrota a. po-
domni obchod Sc prisne. zapo-
vida! Zbytecne byste Sc naho-
ru namahal -"
Zastoupil podezrelemu indi-
viduu cestu a snail Sc no Ia
rameno dostrkat k domovnim
vratum. Ale otrhanec hood
stroll a nckolika skoky prebehl
schody.
Simccek dial sc do kfiku:
'Tony, Rezi, ponce! Ponce ;
Pomoc!"
Razem otevrelo Sc nahore ne
kolik dvefi. Prvni vyb6hl Ar
sen a Sc zurivym stekotem Sc
vrhl ma neznameho. Ale v o.
kamziku preset stekot jeho We
vyssi toninu. Kdo jen tro-
chu rozumi "psi reci", poznal
by, re pes nevrha sc ma otrhan-
ce We Elem 1myslu, nybrz ze
no vita.
Ale Simecek nevenoval po-
zornosti zmene We psfm klase,
"a to $ velkym udivem pozoro-
val, re slecna Lii, ktera. SOU
casne vyb6hla, uvadi stareho,
otrhaneho a zarostleho zebra
ka dial. To vsak uz nevidel, re
Sc mu vrhla kolem krku a vrou
enc no objimala a fbala!
"Tatinku, drahy tatinku! -
To isl ty! A jak to vypadas?
Vzdyt' isl jake zebrak?! Coz
.jsme zchudli?'
j "Naopak, Lilicko mole, ma
|opaki Jsme bohatsi nez dri-
We a Size o zkusenosti."
Lilka doprovodila otce do je-
no pokoje, kdc odhodil falesne
vousy a "a chvili stall Ease pred
svoji dceruskou We SVEN ele-
gantnim oblcku jake indy.
"a ted vypravuj, tatinku,-
|vypravuj! Kde isl byl tax
dlouho? Vim, rckl isl, nez isl
iodesel, abych Q tebe nemela
!obav, ale pfece bych jen rada
|zvedela -
"Dozvis sc vseho, Lilecko -
"Proc isl oblekl ten rozedra-
my sat?'
"Mimo jin6, take k will to.
he -
"K vuli mnG4-?'
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PRODA Sc .cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem skolnich po-
tfeb. kde Sc trzi .tydne $780,.
naleza. 81 proti skole. Mlsto
is removes. Haste S. vsser
mezi 5 a Z. he'd. v els. 2621 =.
IS. St. 2-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14

PRONAJME SIC byt 0 peti svet-
nicich S koupelnou, fernes, e.
lektiika, a veSlsere zafizeni '
els. 127l3 Marston Ave. aneb
k doptani Y els. 41O5 L. 127.
st. I'D
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14

PRODA Sc lrodna farma o 40
akrech. pekna rovina, dun o
6tl pokojich, ban, 2 kone, 2
kravy, slepice, p~rasata, vsech-
no farmarske naradi. Cena
$4,000, hotove $1,000, ostatni
ma vyhodne splatky. Nam as
80 farcm v celem okoli bud
ia prUdei neb Ia vymenu Ia
mestskv majetek. Blizsi SIDE
Ii JOG. Sedivy & Son, 1919 E.
40. st. roir Hamm Ave. 2--1g
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-14

Cinska Lahg-Yao vasa, IN
niz Roland M. Moore z New
Yorku zaplatil $4,000 pri pro-
deli sbirky A. w. Bahra, pro-
sluleho znalce orientalskeho u
meni a. drive obyvatele Sang
haze. Vasas Jest q casne K'ang
Hsi periody a. mefi 141z palcd
vysky
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-24
TOWNSTIEND.

Mrs Holden of Westminster has been
a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs
II. \. Sparks.
Mrs. Miner Benedict was called to New
York last week by the illness Of her old
est son, Theodore, with scarlet fever.
Mrs. w. /. Tenney was called Thurs
day to South Londonderry by the news
of the serious illness of her mother.
One of the most pleasing features of the
new electric lights is the lighting of the
triple faced clock in the tower If the
town hall. All three faces are illuminated
brilliantly 50 that the hour can be seen
for n long distance and a big town
touch l. furnished our little village.
by the omission of line an apparent
error was made in the report of the funds
of the Community club last week The
item should have read: The fetal club
receipts of the year were 81 ,63Gt61 and
total expenditures 81 .J07.02, leaving q
balance of S129.59. There remains un-
paid bin of S254 and there may be also
some smaller bills to add To this"
An all-day meeting of the HadasSah
league was held at the Baptist vestry Fri
day and - members and six visitors gath
cred around the long table to enjoy a boun-
tiful dinner at noon prepared by the host
csses. Mrs. J. III. Wright and Mrs. w. l..
Icnney. At tie business session during
the afternoon annual reports were read
by the secretary and treasurer. showing Il
prosperous year. The following officers
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-24
Rheuma COnquers
Rheumatism

People who have been rheumatic SUI
ferers for years-yes, even so crippled
that they were unable to help them
selves-have been brought back to ro-
bust health through the mighty power
of Rheuma.
Rheuma acts with speed: it often
brings in few days the relief you have
longed for. 1t helps antagonize and
drive from the systems the poisons that
cause agony and pain in the joints and
muscles.
1t is a harmless, Inexpensive remedy,
but gratifying and quick-acting, and is
the one discovery that has forced rheu-
matism and sciatica to yield and disap-
pear.
If tortured with rheumatism (anv
form get a bottle of Rheuma from
Root 5 Pharmacy today. If it does not
rid you of all rheumatic suffering your
money will be Observation-Disclosures
ment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-24

Worcester Polytechnic Institute after
having spent a week at his home here.
Mrs II. f. Amidon and son, Hayden,
and Miss Myrtle ,Toslyn went Sunday to
Northampton. Mass. for few days
visit.
Mrs. BESSIE r. Films has returned to
her nome in Boston after several
weeks visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. Ellwaod J. Weed.
\ party was held in the home of Mr.
ard Mrs. Joseph Bergeron last Friday
for James Lachance in honor of his sew
enth birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Weeks left Sat
urday for South Meriden, Conn, called
there by the death of the formers
mother, Mrs. Cornelius Weeks.
Mrs. Lila j. Lyon, who visited rel
ativeS in Quincy, Mass, a few months.
has returned here and is at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Taylor.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Hall of the Mount
Ida School for Girls in Newton, Mass,
and Edward Hall of Detroit. Mich. are
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hall.
An entertainment which will consist
of the three-act comedy. Anita's Trial,
under the auspices of Troop L. Girl
Scouts of America. will be given in the
town hall Friday evening. Jan. ~ Fol
lowing the entertainment there will be
dancing until u O'Clock. with music by
an orchestra from Brattleboro.
The Christian Endeavor society will
| hold an entertainment in the veStry OF
| the First Congregational church Tues
day evening, Jan. 81. at s O'clock. \
one-act farce. Who Are You? will be
| followed by readings by Miss Elizabeth
| Dickens of Mortified seminary and 9
/ playlet, Seven Little Housewives, by
the little people.
| Deputy Great Sachem Leonard Ros
| coe of West Swanzey will install The
| following officers at the meeting o.
| SQuakheag tribe, !. .. II. NJ. this weel
| Wednesday evening: Prophet. X. L
| Howe; sachem, Ernest Kilhart; senior
sycamore, Don Norm: junior sycamore
| Edward Planter; chief of records
! Charles \. Fletcher: collector of wan
pun, II. G. Browning; keeper of wan
! pun. NJ ID. White trustee for three
years. John Z. Scott.
The body Of William Z. Smith, GA
I who died in Manchester last week, wa
brought here Jan. Is and funeral scrv
ices were held in the undertaking par
lnrs of John NJ. Lamb. Rev. J. III. Sar
gent, pastor of the First Congregations
hurch, Otficiated. The body was place.
in the tomb in Pine Grove cemetery 4
await burial in South Hinsdale in tn
/ spring. Mr.. Smith was a resident O
this town about 40 years He was borl
in Winchester. He was three times mar
ried. He leaves daughter and a son
Ernest Smith of Manchester.