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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
OLD SOLDIERS SOON TO
GET PENSIONS MONTHLY

Old soldiers are deeply interested
in an announcement from Washing
ton, that beginning September, Civil
War veterans will receive pensions
monthly instead of quarterly as in the
past. This session of congress pass
ed a law making the monthly pay
ments possible to veterans of the
sible for their comfort. The month";
ly payment will begin in September,
and after that the pension checks will
come each month instead of quaterly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
EXHIBIT OF ETCHINCS AND
COLOR PRINTS AT NORMAL

The people of Gunnison will have
collection Of etchings and wood block
prints at the College next Tuesday,
August 18th. II. F. Randolph, q
member Of the Randolph firm in New
York, whose collections are famous,
is in personal charge. He has just
completed showing in Denver and
at the Broadmoor Art Academy in
Colorado Springs, and is on his way
to San Francisco where the exhibit
will be hung in the Museum of Fine
Arts.
Some Of the best American art in
this field will be exhibited, together
with some foreign work of distinc-
tion. The artists represented are as
follows:
Etchings
Clifford Addams John Taylor Arms,
, Thressa Bernstein, Carlton I. Chap
man, Arthur B. Davis, Meyer Eber-
hardt, Anna Goldthwaitee, Ernest
Haskill. Eugene Virgins, ANA. Ed
ward Hopper, Earl Horter, William
Auerbach-Levy, S. Lipinski, Donald
Shaw Mclaughlin, VIM. Meyerowitz,
], o. Norfeldt, Will Quinlan, Lee
Randolph, w. Paul Roche, Henry b.
Shope, viii Simmons, J. Andre Smith,
Frank Won Stuck, John c. Voudrous
Stanley, v. w. Woodward, C. JAG
Young, Wahouri Young, A. N. A.
I Wood Block Prints-Tod Linden
muth, Margaret Patterson, Hall
Thrope.
Frederick Reynolds.
Color Etchings-John Cotton, Geo.
Senseney, Luigi Kasimir,
! Monotypes-Lee Randolph.
No one in Gunnison should miss
seeing this collection. 1t is such an
opportunity as has not come to Gun
nison before, and which seldom comes
to any hut the larger cities. 1t will
be worth while, to make a good deal
Of effort to see it. There is no ad-
mission charge. Remember the date,
Tuesday, August 18th, from a. m.
to 5 p. m. The exhibit will be hung
in the old assembly room of North
Hall at the College.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
COMMUNITY CHURCH EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE MEET

The Executive Committee of : the
Community Church met on Monday
evening and transacted much import
ant business in conecti0 with the
work of the church for the coming
months, besides taking care Of num-
ber of minor matters. A committee
consisting of Miss Yowell, s.Steele,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Jones, was
appointed to obtain the equipment
and make the arrangements necessary
to prepare the Presbyterian church
building for effective beginners and
primary department work.
1t was decided that after next Sun
day, the pastor should have one
month vacation during which no SER
vices will be held in the Community
church. Intead of taking of taking a
vacation the pastor will transfer his
activities to the sections of Gunnison
county that have no church services.
The Executive Committee also vot-
ed to send the pastor to the meeting
of the Colorado Mthodist Conference,
to be held at Denver August cath to
September 4th.
The following went to Powderhorn
last Thursday evening with Pastor
Jones to conduct services: Misses Ro-
wena Hetherington, Margart Owens
and Mr.. Chester Cochran.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
SOME OF THE Ills OF LIFE

Arthritis means joint inflammation.
When Of rheumatic origin, it is usual
ly caused by some septic focus" in
some depot of infection, such a. pus
pockets in diseased gums, assesses
at the roots Of teeth or tonsils, sup
puration in nasal sinus. gall sac in
fection Of chronic appendicitis.
Brain fever is meningitis or infia-
nation Of the covering Of the brain
due to bacterial infection. It is not
caused by shock or oycr-study as de-
picted in old-time novels. Meningitis
may be caused by spread Of infection
from the nose, ear or by way Of cir
culation from tine lungs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
GUNNIsON FOLKS ENJOY
TRIP TO MONTE VISTA

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carpenter and
son, Hugh, enjoyed an auto trip to
Canon City recently, leaving Gunni-
son Tuesday and returning by way of
Monte Vista. At the latter place
they took in the STAMPEDE. II was
ven better than Cheyenne this year,
the crowds being larger than ever,
on the second afternoon between If
teen and sixteen thousand people
were at the grand stand with 100
ears parked on the grounds. Things
were kept humming from start to
other events. The grounds were so
arranged that horses could be turned
out of two chutes into an infield, leav-
ing the track clear for races or bull
dogging.
A pleasing feature of the Stampede
was the parade, which required 25
minutes to pass given spot. Some
of the floats were simply gorgeous
California Frank was there with his
famous Appollo high jumping horse
also his chum, Little Joe. A boos,
for Gunnison county was the Kaiser
bucking horse, one of our own pro.
ducts, who has not lost his pep OF
vitality and he speedily disqualified
his riders. One can Judge of the
, big scale Of the Stampede on learning
there were 2l0 bucking horses ant
10S riders for bucking or bull dog.
ging
Other Gunnison folks noted at the
Monte Vista celebration were, Mr.
and Mrs. James Cox, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Gavette, Mr.. and Mrs. Clintor
Judy, Mrs. Chas. Lightley, Charlie.
Wheeler and wife, George Rauscaul
er, Jess Dean and H. c. Bartlett.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
STILL APPLYING FOR THE JOB

Some chap with fondness for
figures has worked out the statement
that during thirty years of married
life, the average woman has served
SOC, 900 meals. She has put up more
than 5000 jars of preserves, made
32,850 beds; swept more than q mil
lion square yards of floor space and
busted furniture enough to fiil several
large warehouses. The time devoted
to sweeping and dusting and scrub
bing is estimated at not less than
$4,000 hours. And yet there seems
to be no let up in the number Of girls
who are quite willing to take on the
lob.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
YOUTHS OF AN EARLIER DAY
SPEEDY IN THEIR OWN WAY

&c. B. House, Agricultural College. }
1t has been said that our young
people are going to perdition in the
automobile at fifty miles an hour.
Let US analyze it bt and see what
conclusions we must draw
Our boys and girls live in diff
erent world from what we did. We
did not have the automobile, nor did
we have the telephone. We did, how
ever, have horse and buggy. Fred
Emerson Brooks hits it about right
when he says:
Can any pleasure In life compare,
With q charming drive in tho baimy air
buggy light with shimmering wheel.
And springs whose resistance you
hardly feel.
sptrited horse OF royal breed.
With just little more style and speed
Then any you meet. and II matters not
II hts gait be pace or q swinging trot
One glorious day in balmy spring.
Jack Dore was out with his new horse,
Both Of Us were rich. yet twas his
design.
To buy him a faster horse than mine.
BY his side was the prettiest girl in
town.
With handsome features and eyes 10
brown.
That gaxing In where the lashes curled
Was like . view Of another world.
Where the angel lives and the angel
And she was one who had dropped her
And come down to earth just to let
How sweet the angels in heaven can
be.
No we didn't have the automobile.
We did not 60 quite 50 fast nor 80 far
as the young people Of today do, but
you old folks know as well as / do
that we DID go Just as fast as the
horse could 60; we went just as far
as he could make it; we stayed Just
as long and as late. We got in at the
same unearthly hours Of the night
and our parents talked to US in ex-
acty the same way as we talk to our
children and with about the same
result. w
So when / drive my car Of IN even
ing and pass another car in which
there are two spooning lovers ! am
not supremely shocked and am not
the least bit Jealous, but instead ! am
reminded Of the old horse and buggy.
. Do mot misunderstand me. I am
not saying that all our young people
do II right. It Is not. Some Of them
will 60 down and ont because Of
some indiscretion, come yielding to
temptation Of the moment. Some Of
US went down and out for exactly the
same reason. But what am saying
i thet thsy axe doing about the same
things - we did when we were their
age nd Ne Old folks should not forget
+ We shoeld not condemn ths4,
tie sutemohfls & n4ty niles a
heurs nend I IN g the epinion that
fewss q essM will 80 dcvn ana out
taa. to wsepl g -. II - -
- oyVny. - ss'ars -
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11

The NJ. E. Aid Society enjoyed q
pot luck lunch at the Community
Church Wednesday afternoon. There
was a large attendance present. The
meeting was to have been held in
Pitkin, but was postponed until later
in the season so that members who
are busy with haying crews could at
tend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
ALL WRONG ENTIRELY

Greeley News:-
A Boy Scout, says the Lttleton In
dependent, SAVED a mans life by
knowing what to do when the man
was bitten by a rattlesnake. All very
nice for the man, but hanged If It
seems right to let the youngsters get
acquainted with bootleggers that
way.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11

A survey made in Ohio recently
shows that doctors in the rural dis
tricts must take care Of twice az
many patients as do city doctors.
The rural field is not so attractive
for medical practitioners as in the city.
Maybe the automobile brings the city
doctor to the country patient.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
once N,,nloved.

Il thought told you that wouldn't
rent this apartment tc sou II you had
any children r
these are ms grandchildren"
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
The Better way.

.Ncw that have graduated ! feel
that can fight the world
"You've got the wrong idea. young
man. Don't fight Il. Stand n with it,
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
|bslter say .sGeed Niehfi..

e sAyard Of M, yard of lace;
~ Nisp of tulle to giye Il gFAee;
- HOVER placed Where AoUeep grow;
IT, sairt mss High, fhs baek waist
i ~; 81 z.
'ons . sho.lde. sszs1, = sIsn q. sleeye.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
rransIsnte An.

How many servants does Mrs.
Blank keepf'
None. Her record for the year, 20
fAf. is fourteeu she didn't keep
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
-OO
A HANDY LITTLE BOOK

One of the handiest and concise little
books for giving suggestions for work
of Women's Clubs is that entitled
Club Programs,e by Kate Louis
Roberts, formerly reference Librarian
at the Newark, N. J.. public library.
1t may be secured from the publish
ers, Funk & Wagnalls New York, or
thru any book store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
What sI,e pIdr,t Knew.

Before we were married you used
70 take me to the theater frequently" !"
Yes, my dear. Back then I knew
. man who used to give me passes. :
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
ealr w.rnIna

Fair Warning.
Doctor-Take long walk daily; II
Win give you hne appetite
Patient-Better try again. doctor.
II ! get a fine appetite, heaven known
when I'll be able to pay your bill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11

The columns of this page are de-
voted to the interest of oxr lady read-
ers. When you hare helpful sx00es-
tion, household hint an item or nescs
,Ce sciH appreciate II yox sCiu ssad it
in to the editor of this page. OxS lady
readers are inrited to contribute 70
these columns. Just call ~ up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
Good zlno Clean,

Good Zinc Cleaner.
Zinc can be cleaned with soap suds
and salt and the polish restored with
kerosene.
Evening star., 1922-09-01
PRICE OF
CLOTHING BOOSTED
Millions Increase On
Clothing

Thus Senator Simmons takes wool
clothing. The average ad valorem
rate in the underwood Simmons tariff
for revenue only law was 3l.s per
cent. The average rate In the present
Senate bill Is 75 per cent.
Based on annual consumption or
use of>clothing, the tariff protection
to domestic manufactures under the
existing tariff law was $265.00o. 900:
under the Senate bill It jumps to
ssss s,ooo.o 900. The estimated total cost
bill was S477. 900. 900: under the Senate
bill it will be !1.1s2.0oo.oo .ooo-an in
Using a similar process Of hgur-
Ing. the sugar bill of the American
consumer may be increased by
1887 .ooo: 900: Sewing. machines, free
under tho Underwood Simmons tariff
aggregate under the Senate bill
It possibly win cost $4,000. 900
additionsl per year to buy cutlery:
fathers trousers, or the baby's dress:
$3.50 100000 will be added on cotton
manufactures and $655,o00,0oo on
wool manufactures.
Evening star., 1922-09-01
1t wiN be gratifying to know that the
customers Of The Freeny Company
WiA not pay one cent of this
three billion.

Increasing the cost of woolens means
higher clothes prices. Fortunately we
bought heavily this season and have
good stock on hand; also have thousands
of yards contracted for future delivery
bought before the rise.
We could make more by holding
these woolens for the rise, but we are
tailors, not spectators.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

''Vzdyt' uz jsem cely ochrap
tely. Lide mi nev6ri, ze jsem
vyhral kalamar, nybrz nejme-
ne sto tisic. A proto pry Sc me-
chci pochlubiti, abych nemusil
prodavati lacineji nez druzi."
Logika nekterych fidi. w.
hral, nepotrebuje jiz vice pc
nez, bude davati zbozi zadar-
mo, nebo aspon poloviny zdar
ma. A kdyz Sc vazi a prodava
jako drive - tenn lidem prece
sc jen zda, re je toho vic, ze
to je levnejsi.
l pani domaci Janska prisla
do kramu.
"Sluzka mi prisla celia vyje-
vena, re jste vyhrali tolik pc
nez ma los"
"Neverte tomu."
"Uz jsem vam chtela oplatit
nabidku, pane Lindo."
"Jakou milostpani?"
"Vy jste mi kdysi ucinil ma
vrh, abych koupila tento dunn,
chtela jsem uciniti zas vam
navrh stejny. Abyste dunn od-
! koupil ode mne."
'Bude-li to moci kdy byti, pfi
hlasim sc SAM"
Gale musi to byti brzy. Muj
zenich chce miti penize, ne
dGm."
"Vzacna novinka pro mas,
! divila Sc pani Lindova.
"Opravdu, vdam Sc Znovu.
| Nalezla jsem tax hodneho zeni-
cha, jako byl muj prvnl muz a
i jako je muz vas. Dobrou
noe"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

zvlaStnich laci pristl tyden V
novcm velkem krame
"U kOUDELU"
ma Broadway, Jest Zlnlnl pra-
dlo. pletene zbozi prikryvky.
Spodni vrchni pradlo q
sweatry najdete zde V neko
necnem vyberu, pro muze, re
ny a ditky, pro hochy a divky
j pro nemluvnata, kazdy osved
ceny druh a We vsech veliko
stech; pletene zbozi vsech OBJ
libenych barev a nejnovejslcil
modelu; prikryvky vlnene, po.
lovlnene i bavlnene aneb vaty
rovane, nejlepsi vyroby a =
nejdulezitejsim cinitelem isol
nase mike ceny - nizsi nez
kazdem jinem prvotridnim zs.
vode v celem meste.
Vyborne kabatove sweatr,
ltmavosede barvy, vsech else
od 36 do 46, bezvadne pey
ne. pristi ctvrtek DNE 26ht
RlJNA po SIC kus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

Nabidka "a nabidkou pricha
zela k Lindovi ohledne prode-
je stavebnich mist. NikdO v ia
mista .se neodvazil, ze kaZdy
znal, jak starry kovar houzevna
te lpi ma SVEN majetku. A kdyz
mu pabidli, ably tedy sam ur-
ell sumu, rozhodil rukama, Ze
mic neproda.
Umrel nahle a pohrben tise
a lide Sc dozvedeli o jehO smr-
ii, az kdyz zvedeli, lie ia pu-
stina prodana.
Dam vam sest tisic, pane
Lindo."
Ten clovek uz tn byl dnes
trikrat.
"Jiny mi daval uz sedm."
Dam vam tedy osm."
Linda byl pokuseni, ale
nedockavosti kupcu seZnal, re
bylo by radno jeste pOseckati
A cekal.
"Pavlicku, neni to hrich?'
povidala muzovi pani Lindova
"Co?" 4.
"Chtiti tax velky urok z ka-
pitalu?"
"Proc? ia nabidl urcity OBJ.
nos "a pozemek, navrh pfijat
obnos jsem zaplatil a nyni ns
mne rada. Kdo to chce koupit
at koupi, nell, at jde. Pre-
dedice kovarovy mel pozemel
cenu peti tisic, pro mne ma ce
nu deseti tislc."
"Tolik nedostanesw
| Jakys hoch pfinesl listek.
"Od koho"
"Ja nevlm." A Ease bezel.
| Linda Otevfel obalku. PAN
Lindo. neZapomehte, re ia va
sem pozemku .je misto pro ct
nact domu, drzte Sc, at kazd
misto stavebni vynese aspon tt
sicovku. Nyvald."
Linda podal listek sve zenf
Vratlla mu jej s pohleder
plnym vroucich pfani.
"Fanusko, tesla jsi Sc, re pI
! jdeS dnes do divadla.'
I "Za chvili pujdu Sc obleci.
"Pojd' hned. Nam cestu d
mesta, doprovodim te a prijd
ii pax naproti.
Az ma Karlovo namesti d.
!; provodil Linda svoji zenu a z;
bocil k Ferdinandove tflde.
u sameho divadla primal |
"a pani Lindovou ucednlk z Ol
!. chodu:
"Co Sc stalo?"
"Prisel do obchodu nejal
pan a nutne pry chce $ pane
. Lindou mluviti. Musi -pry to b
: ii hned."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

PRODA Sc detsky kocarek,
ktery stal SAT, da Sc "a $17;
krasny set do jidelny $65, Chi
ma kabinet SIG, karpet $5; no
We postele, hnede po $40; ka-
nina ma mekke uhli cd Sc ma
horu; kamna ma tvrde uhli od
$18 vySe. PAX mann krasna
kamna kombinacni, ktere Wy
menime vam "a vase stare s
malym pridavkem. Library stul
$12;, move karpety 9x12, Vel
wet, Administer v peknych vzor
cich, ktere dame velmi !acino.
v SEDLACEK, 4641 Broad
way. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21
PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc BYT O 4 svet-
nicich, vSe zarizeno ''up-to-
date, blize Rapid Transit ka-
nv. O blizSi informaci sc hle-
ste v els. 1869 E. 145 St. z
Kinsman Rd. 1O-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

PRODA Sc velmi pekny SOU
Dor do jidelny, do loznice a do
parloru, nekolik kulatych sto-
lii 4 zidli do jidelny, move ze-
lezne postele, pera, matrace,
dresser, sifoner, library stul,
houpaky, sici stroj, detsky ko-
carek, postylka, vacuum clea-
ner, kombinacni kamna, plyno-
va kamna, vyhrevni kamna
ma plyn a uhli, kabinet do ku-
chyne a jine veci vehmi LEVINE.
Dovazka zdarma. Haste Sc v
v {. 4313 Clark Ave. 1O-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

"Pokazde, kdykoliv delsi do
bu chodfm, tresou sc mne no.
by. Co bych mel proti tomu de-
lat, pane doktore?" "Jezdit v
tramvaji!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

abych Sc dockala, az budete sa
mi choditi. PAX jsem 81 prala,
abych Sc dozila, kdy pdjdete
do skoly dnes uz jste vetsi
nez ia. A nejake prani matka
must stale miti. Jeste 81 preji,
abych sc dockala vasi samostat
nosti, abych videla, jak Wy bu-
dete pro sv1j zivot pracovati.
Ovsem Wy budete miti pocatky
zivota usnadneny, to Sc pri-
cinil vas tatfcek.'
"Hlavne vase matka!" do
dial Linda.
"Oba, taticku," rozsoudil Pc
tfik, "byli jsme svedky vasi
snahy prace, proto 81 dove
deme vaziti kazdeho grose, kite
ry nam venujete ma cestu do
zivota."
''Na cestu do zivota jeste
chvili casu," povidal Linda, eta
dy mate kazdy svGj nedelni pau
sal ma cestu do divadla, ma pro
chazku, mezi zname. Je kras-
ny den, vyjdete 81 nekam. Je-
nom ne mezi spatne lidi, jichz
je ma svete vic nez dobrych."
Hosi "a chvili odesli.
Kdyz sli poprve sami ma W.
let, bazni divala Sc "a mimi
matka a sc starosti cekala ma
jich navrat. Ale nyni plnou
ddverou divala sc "a odchazeji-
cimi.
Linda Sc svoji zenou "a chvi-
Ii take vysli ma prochazku.
Octli Sc tam v tech konci-
mach, kde pred lety zakoupil
Linda to zpustle policko.
Nekolik domu tn roZestave-
no. Dva Mich byly rozesta-
veny, ale opust6ny. Nektery
podnikatel koupil ma duh sta
vebni misto a ma toto misto Wy
pilicil 81 penize ma chilly a zed-
Milky. Kdyz byly vyhnany zdi
do prveho patra, vypujcil 81 ma
tyto zdi, aby mohl staveti patro
druhe a tax to slo az do stfe-
chy. A kdyz vystavel dunn, hle-
dal kupce, nebo liver, ably Ia
platil zatfm uroky dluhu.
Nekomu sc nepodarila speku
lace dal nez do prveho neb dru
heho patra. Kdo ma penize, at
to koupi, a NIUE stavet dal.
"Vidis, tady ia plocha pudy
byvala nasi," zastavil Sc tn Lir
da, "sem jsme tehda ulozili vse
: cky sve moody a cekali jsme
re tu zbohatneme."
: "Kdykoli 81 ma to vzpomenu
zachveji se.'
"Chteli jsme tehda rychle
zbohatnout bez prace, byli b!
chom tn prisli poslednl gros
: kdyby byl neprisel stavitel Cl
hlar a nevysvetlil mi pravy stay
veci. A tn zasluhu mel Ease sts
ry komisar, re stavitele ke mnt
! postal. Niceho jsem nevydelal
ale niceho jsem neztratil.'
"Tim vsim byl vinen NY
valid"
st kdyz clovek mysli, re u;
INA dokonale lidi, myli sc
Kdyz tax Nyvald pfetvaroval !
primnost, byl bych mu dust pu
e ell a zatim to byla past nj
= mne. Ale p0d'me dial.
Prosli nekolika jednotvarny
mi ulicemi a jakoby pojednol
d obema byla kmitla hlavou stej
II ma mySlenka, zamefili koler
) Kravina ma silnici a dale koler
. hrbitovu OlSanskych ku hrbit
{ WI Vinohradskemu.
fPokracnvAnf.l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

PRODA Sc cihlovy bungalow
ma jedne podlaze, moderne "a
fizeny ma vych. 149. ul. blize
Kinsman Rd. Lot je 40 pri $50
stTevicich. Musi byti prodan
proto sc da velmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc u Atlas Finance Co. els.
5458 Broadway. Ptejte sc ma
j. Mlckovskyho. 1O-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

ULOZENI MA CLARK AVE.
Diva obyvacf a obchodni ma
jetky ma velkem lote V dobre
casti ochodni Clark Ave. Wy
nasi mesicne $140. Nejlepsi
koupe ma zapadni strane "a
$4,000. Hemlock 1859 -
Hemlock 1884 r. 1O-24
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PRODA Sc grocerni stor, ro-
hovy, budova je dvourodinna,
jeden byt o peti pokojich a
druhy sesti pokojich, tez ga
raz. BlizSi sc sdeli v {. 2117
w. 90. ul. mezi Madison Ave.
Lorain Ave. 1928
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OLEDAJI Sc pozistale ditky
po zemrelem Vaclavu Laska,
jenz zemrel v Clevelandu. Do
taz cini bratr zemreleho Mart.
Laska z Domyslic u Plzne, v
Cechach, jenz zasila zaroven
dopis, ktery mono vyzved-
nouti v adm. "Sveta".
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PRODA Sc mlekarna, pri pro-
deji 130 gallonG mleka denne.
Pricina prodeje domaci ne
shody. Adressa sc sdeli v ad-
minstraci t. |. 1O-2
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STARSf zENA hleda mfsto ia
ko hospodyne k dvema panum
aneb do mensi rodiny. Haste
Sc v els. 3199 E. 13O. ul. z
KinSman Rd. 1O-21
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PRODA Sc ukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, dobre Sc vyplacejicl, pri
tydni TRIBE kol $3.50. Blizsi Sc
sdeli v els. 4118 vych. 131. ul.
1921
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PRODAJf Sc diva domky ma
jednom lote, jeden je dvouro-
dinny. Cena $500. Blizsi Sc
sdeli v elsie 8016 Amos Ave.
1924
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MATTEL POTREBUJE Pc
NIZE v obchode a proto je nu-
cen prodat majetek blize Full
ton Rd. a Denison Ave. Dunn
je peti pokojich, koupelna,
elektrika, velky sklep, puda,
pekna pore, driveway a garaz,
ulice dlazdena. Cena $45O0,
hotove $1,000. Haste sc v {.
1882 w. 48. st. Tel. Hemlock
COL J. 10-21
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XVII.

Ubehlo nekolik' rOku.
Studentici Lindovi vyrostli
We suddenly. Otce uz dohonili
We vysce, matku prerostli ce-
lou hlavu.
"Vy hosi moi" tesla Sc nj
mi pani Lindova, "kdyz jste by
liv kolebce, modlivala jsem sse,
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PRODA Sc krejcovska dina
ma cisteni a opravovani satstva,
kde Sc della cistych az $3.50 ty-
dne. Naleza Sc v els. 81 Ar
cade. Kratke hodiny. Tez
prodam doutnikarsky oIchod
S prodejem skolnich potreb.
Zavolejte telefonem Lincoln
GIG aneb navStivte Mr.. Elmer
mana v els. 1921 E. 55th St.,
mezi 5. a 6. hodinou vecer.
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