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The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Phoenix, Arizona
April 19, 1928
06EnQ0

UOOOJA
Notice is hereby given that John
10y of Flagstaff, Arizona, has made
Homestead Application 055092 under
the provisions of the Act of April 28,
1904, for the Ma NEA NWA SWA
NJ NEA SWA, NWA NWA SEA,
N1a SWA NWA SEA, SEA SWA
NWA SEX, SEA NWA SEA, Sc
NEA NWA SEN, NWA NEA NV
n SEA, Ma NEA SWA SEA, Sc
u NEA SWA SEA, Ma SEA SEA
NEA SWA SEA SEA, NAa SEA
SEA SEA, S1a NEA SEA, SWA
NWA NEA SEA Sec. 16, I. 18-N.
r. 7-E., G.. & S. r. B. & M.
ANY person claiming the land ap-
piled for adversely to applicant, OF
desiring to show it's mineral charac-
ter, will file his objections to this ap-
plication with the Register and Re
ceived Of the u. S. Land Office, al
Phoenix, Arizona, not later than May
20, 1923, establishing his interest II
the said land, or showing the mineral
character thereof.
4-27-5t, Register
The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
NOTICE
lNOI1OL
OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County
of Coconino.
No. 451.
In the Matter of the Estate of jose
fita P. Salas, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of an order Of said Court,
made on the 18th day Of May, 1928, in
the matter of the estate of Josefita
P. Salas, deceased, the undersigned
administrator Of said estate, will sell
at private sale, in one parcel, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on or after
Monday the 4th day Of June, 1920
The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
ORDINANCE NO. PSI

AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE CONSTRUCTION AND
MAINTENANCE OF STAIR
WAYS, AWNINGS, PORCHES,
GALLERIES, MARQUEsEs, BAL
COMES CELLARS, VAULTS
AND OTHER STRUCTURES OP-
ENINGS, INSTRUCTIONS AND
ENCUMBERANCES UPON THE
PUBLIC STREETS, SIDEWALKS,
ALLEYS AND OTHER PUBLIC
GROUNDS, OF THE TOWN OF
FLAGSTAFF, AND FIXING A
PENALTY FOR A VIOLATION
OF THE PROVISIONS THEREOF.
Be It Enacted by the Mayor and
Common Council of the Town of Flag
staff, as follows:
Sec. 1. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to erect, construct
or maintain, or cause to be erected,
constructed or maintained, over,
across or upon any street, sidewalk.
alley, avenue, highway or other pub
lie ground dedicated Or open to the
public for their general use, within
the Town of Flagstaff, any stairway,
awning, porch, gallery, marquese, bal
cony, shed, cellar, vault or other
structure which shall be composed in
whole or in part Of wood or lumber,
or which shall be supported by posts,
pillars, or other support resting upon
such street, sidewalk, alley, avenue,
highway, or public ground, or which
shall not extend from the building to
which the same may be attached over
said sidewalk to within eighteen
inches of the outer edge over said
sidewalk to within eighteen inches OF
the outer edge of such sidewalk, or
the lowest part Of which shall not be
at least seven feet above the side
walk, or which shall be constructed
or maintained in such manner as will
permit rain, snow or ice to drip or
fall therefrom upon such sidewalk;
Provided, however, that this ordinance
shall not apply to any adjustable avn
ing constructed of canvas or similar
material which shall be hung from
above and the lowest part of whici
shall be at least seven feet above and
extend clear across the sidewalk.
Sec. 2. Every stairway, awning
porch, gallery, marquese, balcony
shed or other structure, obstruction
or encumbrance now erected, con-
structed or maintained, contrary to
the provisions of this ordinance, over
or upon any such street, sidewalk, al
ley, avenue, highway or other public
ground dedicated or open to the pub
lie for their general use shall be re-
moved therefrom by the owner or per
son in charge thereof within sixty
days after the passage of this ordin'
ance.
Dec D. 1NO pGLoOil VI POA0OAAo oAAssA
dig, or cause to be dug, in, near or ad
joining any street, sidewalk or alley
in the Town of Flagstaff, any vault
area, coal hole, basement stairway
elevator shaft, cellar or other opening
without first obtaining permit from
the M~yor and Common Council so tx
do, and no such vaults, areas, Goa
holes, basement stairways, elevator
shafts, cellars or other openings dug
in, near or adjoining any publi'
street, sidewalk or alley shall be per
mitted or suffered, except as author
ized by this Ordinance.
Sec. a. All vaults, coal holes, base
ments, elevator shafts, cellars or op
enings maintained in, near or adjoin
| ing any public street, sidewalk or al
ley, shall be at all times securely GOV
cred or protected with a grating o
! ether covering or protection in sucl
manner as to prevent persons, animal
or vehicles from falling therein. N
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COMMUNITY WELFARE
AND BOY SCOUT WORK
TOPICS BEFORE ROTARY

Continued from Page one.)
The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
NOTICE m CREDITORS

5-1S-4t.
The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25

r. L. NELL,
Town Marshal,
Town Of Flagstaff.
The Kusko times., 1923-08-04
Old Timers at Nanatak
 Still Waiting for Oil

Eight hundred and fifty feet is the depth of one of the holes now being drilled by the Associated 0il Company on the drilling grounds near Kanatak, the newest oil camp, according to statements by Attorney John r. Coffey, as related to the Seward Gateway, a few days ago. Two holes are being sunk by the Associated Oil Company, and the second hole is down to depth of 475 feet. The Standard Oil Com pany, which experienced considera ble difficulty with it's drilling on account of the formation through which the drilling is being carried on, is now down to a depth of 275 feet. The pro gress being made BOW ey the Assaci- ated Oil Company is highly satisfac- tory to the officials of the company, having passed through the extremely hard capping which is known as con- glomerate in order to straIghteu ont the hole being,driIled. The Standard Oil Company resort to powder wa e. essary. and several blasts were she
 fore the hole was fually straightened.
 The Alaska Road Commission is prosecuting it's work of road building with vigor and is giving empF fment to every available laboring maHin the new camp. The work of the Gommis- sion, being carried on in conjunction with the two oil companies, under the supervision of George Spangler. when completed will give first class road extending from the town Of Kanatak to the oil fields, distance of r miles. Every available man in the new camp is at work, either with the Road Com mission or wiyh the oil companies. The going wage with the oil companies is 86 per day and board, and 84 per day and board with the Road Commission.
 The camp generally is in a fairly prosperous condltIon and while at the present time there is no ground or req son for any great influx of people, Mr. Cotfey declares that conditions sur rounding the drilling operations and the progress now being made by both companies warrants those on the ground, numbering those in the camp proper, and another l50 in the contigu-
The Kusko times., 1923-08-04

ous territory, in 9arborfng the most lively enthusiasm and hopes. From talks had by Mr. Cofrey with the geol- ogist connected with the companies there is DO question but that oil in con- siderable quantities will be encouu- tered. The main question seems to be when his suspicious event will occur The sands now being drilled through give every evidence of otl-bearing sands, and unless all signs and indiea- tions sail- absolutely, wells with abund ant flow will be struck within the very near=future. Oil in paying and com mereial quantities should be struck by the drilling companies not later than the lst of September, according to Ar. Cotfey. who bases his predictions upon conversations had with people who have devoted their lives to the oil game.
 Many old-timers are now in Kahatak and have been busy during the past winter and spring in preparing for the rush that is anticipated in the late summer or early fall. Sid Anderson, formerly of Seward and Anchorage and Elmer Evans, who have places of business adjoining one another, are hourly dispG,ants as to the price of oil when il has been struck. Anderson IS firmly of the belief that oil should never be more than $IO per barrel while Evans in his old days in the gro. eery business, says six bits would be high enough. Carl Larson, an old-time Cache creek miner, is now operating laundry. The Sheehan boys, sons of Thomas Sheehan of Anchorage, who for years has had charge of the freight yards for the Alaskan Engineering Commission, are in business in tAe camp and are neighbors of Jack Fay lor, who, with Heinie Thompson, con ducts a restaurant. Charles Oaermat maintains the only bakery in camp Charles aIadsen, formerly of Kodiak and Nome, is in the grocery business. aad has for a competitor Bill Rust chow who for ten years conducted q trading post at Gold Bay Two old h. terior snow dogs" have recently erected a irst-class pool room. Several camp pool tournaments have already take place in the Slim Miehaelson and I'd Lawson pool room. It is a b1ilding 30X45 feet, furnished in d manner that would reflect credit to a place of 5000 persons. Tom Dodd, the venerable sage of the camp, owns one of the best recreation halls, and it is G3led with old-timers at most any time of the day or evening. Carl Armstrong, an early day Nomeite, who formerly WAS deputy U. 5. marshal at Kodiak and retained that position through tae political storms of foarteen years, is the camps "transporrer. Fred Hin50n, formerly of Nome, IS associated with Armstrong.
 la fact, to enumerate the various types of business and to mention the names of he owners would be like call ing the roll of the old-tlmers. Men from every part of Alaska are already gathered upon the shores of Portage Bay, aud they are filled with great faith and enthusiasm. aLd are continent that only question of months must now intervene before Mother Nature is forced to Qnloose her oil riches and make Kanatak the foremost and the newest oil camp in tue United States.
 In response to Senate i.,i,,+ ,,, ,,,,,,,,,..i,,1
The Kusko times., 1923-08-04

In response to Senate joint memorial No. 1 of the last Territorial TegisIa- ture, the Postottice Department will make q study of conditions in Alaska with view to establishing 8 parcel post zone system.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27

IS q
Dopravni bratrstva zeleznic-
nj nehodlaji niktefak upustiti
cd boje pro II prcf entnf IVY
SEMI mzdy, vzdor opacnemu
tvrzeni zelezniGnich iifcdnik1
a f;nancnBho kruhi, v Eterem
sc pravi, ze bylo docileno do
hody, die ktare by zistalo vse
pri starem pofadku. Pro pred
west, re nlohlo dojiti "a po-
vstale difference k stavce, chy-
bi podklady.
President bratrstva strojni.
XII, w. S. Stone, zde vccra pn-
prve oznaInil, ze ma draze
Rock Island doslo k shod6 Sc
strojnfky, lie tito pfijmou pod.
mfnky dosavadni ,jeste ma dal'
81 rok. Vlakovy personal q
konduktefi obnovf hned po no
VEIN roce konferenci drahou
New York Central y New Yor.
ku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
PRAvNfK REMBRANDT
PAROLOVAN.

V znamem procesu bratfi
Auerbachovych pro lihove spik
mutt odsouzen byQ pro spoluvi-
MI pravnik Samuel Rembrandt
ma 2 roxy do federalniho we've
nj v Atlanta. Byl usv6d-
cen. re sc snazil podplatiti by
val6hc spolkoveho prohibi6ni-
ho agenta Countse. z pr:sou.
zeneho trestu 81 odbyI prav5
.iednu tfetinu. Propusten by
iiz 25. prosince rano, ale dc
Clevelandu pfijel teprve wee
ra. Krone neho byli jiz drive
parolovani Moss a Cohen, .spik
lenci v base ponechani jenon
hlavni konspiratori oba Auer'
bachove a Limbert, kterym by
pardon presidentem Coolidgen
cdepren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
CLEVELANDSKY DLAzEBNl
PROGRAM.

MestStf inHenyri pfipravili
pro novou mestskou radu pro-
jekt dlazebni, die ktcreho by
bylo 125 ulic. bud predlazdeno
aneb vdbec opatfeno poprve
dlazbou. Delka vsech ulic do
sahuje vice jak so mil, kdezto
v r. 1923 upraveno jen as 40
mil. Naklad ma rok 1924 roz-
pocten je ma $5,000.00O, kdez-
to lctos vydano bylo jen $4,-
100000. Plan jest sice pekny,
ale tezkou jest otazka, kde
witt pensz, die vseho bude
nutno vydatf move dlazebnl
bondy.
Mezi ulicemi. jimz sc ma do.
|stati dlazebnich :iprav jest Blu.
ckev rd. cd Woodland al pc
McCurdy ave., Harvard ave
cd vych. 10. az po 1l6. a cd
1913. az po 131. ul. Hough cd
vych. sc. ul. az po 70. a Persh.
ing ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
PO STOPE VRAHA STRAZ-
NlKA FOLSTREAUXE.

V patrani po vrahu vypo-
mocneho straznika Earolda
FOlstreauxe, jenz nalczen byl
0 st9dry den zastreleny, obje-
vii marsal We Willoughby, Ma
loney, novou stopu. Revolver,
kterym zlocin byl spachan, IT,
kraden byl z nedale.ke residen-
ce G. S. Monroea, aspoh jest
tehoz kalibl1l .jako kule ma. po-
licistu vypalena. Zbrah byla
uzmuta spolu S peti patronami
bud v patek neb sobotu, kdy
Monroe me$kal mimo dunn,
byt' navstGvou v Syracuse. N.
Y. Zahadou vsak Jest, ze pa
trony m6ly Ikule ploske, kdezto
y tele zastreleneho nalezen byl
naboj spicaty 6 ocelovym pla-
stem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
.NALEZ MRTVOLY AUTOMO
BILEM USMRCENEHO
STARCE.

Vcera pozd6 vecer nalezena
byla automobilistou ma Supe-
rior ave. il vych. 49. ul. mrtvo-
la 68-leteho A. Lassona, 1878
vych. AZ. ul. T6lo dovezeno
bylo do Lakeside nemocnice,
kde byla vslk iiz konstatova-
aa nastala smrt.' Die vsech
znamek postizen byl stafec
smrtelnym tirazem, kdyz cekal
ma poulicni karl. @Autoista ne.
stesti zavinivSi z rnista ujel.
A podobn9 sc zachoval il.
ny ridic st~je, ktery ma Quin.
CIV ave. u vych. "a. ul. preje'
l3-letou Beatrici Parkerovou
1901 Townsend ave. Devtt
dopraveno bylo do nemocnic'
sv. Lukase, ale pozdeji sv6feais
-domacimu. osetfovani. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
vYPRAvA cLEvELANDskE.
HO MUSEA DOSTIHLA
OsTROvU CAP
VERDSKYCH,

Clevelandske prirodovedecke
museum vypravilo do antarktic
kych vod skinner Blossom, je-
hoz, posadka ma sbirati RUNE
prirodniny ma rozmnozeni mu-
Isealnich SHREK. Vyprava sc
zdrz: ma vyprave diva roxy. Y
rolovin6 listopadu vyplula ex-
pedice 2 Newyorskehc prista-
WI a vanocni pozdrav zasila do
Cleyelandu s. ostrovii Cap Yer
de, odkud popluje k nejvychod
n6jsimu vyb6zku Jizni Aneri-
ky a dale k souostrovi Sand
wizskemu a postupne do Poly
nesie, odkud Sc pres Kapske
M9:to v JIM Africe ma vrati.
ii 5 nabytpu vedeckou koristi,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
KONEC KREJcOvSKYM
POTlRNAM.

Usp6snc c.evelandske poku-
sy Y prdmyslovych vztazicf v
odboru iamske krejcov;ny. pc
stavily toto odvstvf ma lepsi
zakladnu zadalys smrtelnou
ranu sezonni liezam9stnanosti
povestnym potirnam, TAX pise
byvaly clevelandsky manager
damskych krejcovskych delnf-
XII, nyni manager stfedozapad-
niho distriktu Never Perlstein,
v clanku uvefejnenem pod
vlastnim jmenem v prosinco-
vem elsie. Labor Age's,
"Nikdy nebyly tax dobfes "a
bity dv6 mouchy jednou ra-
nou. MGzeme s. pychou pro-
hlAsiti, zeiv Cleveland6 il po-
tirny neexistuji. Tim, ze Sc
vystavuji zam6lstnavatele 10
kutam "a nezamestnanost We
vlastnich dilnach,, prisA by tito
o penize, kdyby praci posilali
do potiren.
Dale poznamenava, ze Gle
velandsky plan byl pfijat Me-
zinarodni Uni damskeho krej,
covskeho d6lnictva, praNe pro
docilene zdejsi dspechy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
Dilezite .oznameni
vsem bratfim a sestrSm
.Sokol
Cech-Havlicek.

Pristi nedei 80. prosince
We 2 hodiny odpoledne, ko-
ma Sc prvni schIze spojene
Jednoty. muzI a zen, jez
vzajemnym usnesenim od
Noveho Roku vejde v plat
most. Volba novych tired
nikn a RUNE dIlezite zale-
zitosti tykajici Sc noveho "a
vedeni pro pristi cinnost,
jez pfijaty byly ma posled-
MIN sjezdu, vyzaduji, ably
kazdy Sokol a Sokolice Sc
dostavii. Pc schizi dycka-
mex ma oslavu sjednoceni.
Ma zdar! h
v. J. STlBR, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
JMENovANf v9BoRU RE.
PIJBLIflAN. KONvENCE.

Vcera byl ustanoven l2clen-
ny vykonny vybor, ma jehoz be
|dra bude,. slozena zodpoved-
most IA zdar republikanskeho
sjezdu, ktery konan bude v
nasem m6stG v m6sici cervnu.
Jmenovani byli: president OBJ
chodni komory r. F. Grant,
pravnik G. B. Harris, banker
A. Bradley, republican. mistni
vddce NJ. Maschke, praynik R.
j.. Bulkley, president Plain
Dealeru E. H. Baker. redakto.'
Pressu Briggs, president News
G. F. Moran, banker Sam Seq
rill, banker A. Smith, stafni
zastupkyne pi. N. M. Clapp a
byvaly guverner H. l.. Davis.
Pfedaeda mistniho vyboru plu-
kOvnlk T.. A. Thompson, pO-
kladnfk Monks a tajemnik
Jappe jsou mimofadni clenove
lvyboru.
Podobn6 dojde v nejblizsich
dnech k organisacim vyboril
financnfho, hoteloveho, do
pravniho, tiskoveho, vitacfhO a
zabavnfho.
Prynf sch6ze vykonneho W.
boru konana bude We stredu,
Soucasne zasedati bude gene
ralni vybor mistni o .150 Gle
mech. aby uspofadal otazku fl
nancniho zaj;Et6ni We .vyS
$125.O0O.
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PRO OPILSTVi ODSOUZENY
MUz RANEN MRTVICf.

Ma St6dry vecer zatcen byl
pro opilstvi 55-lety Cliff Jo-
nes. Vcera dopoledne byl od-
souzen policeman soudcem
Greenem ma 30 dni do robotar-
ny a Gekal odpoledne ma hlav-
nj policejni stanici ma pTeveze-
nj do Warrensville. Ryl vsak
pojednou napaden mrtvici, byl
lined dopraven do Huron rd.
Inemocnice,> ale byl jiz "a pri-
jezdu mrtev. Policie nezna
adresu mrtveho a patra pc je-
no. pribuznych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27

Name v Clevelandu yselike
kluby, vanocnIi, automobilove,
pianove atd., " kterych Glen
stvo sob6 ukla&a mensi obnosy,
ably pozdeji SCI snadneii pf;bli-
lilo k vytouze1ym hfanim. Or
ganisace tyto sou pofadku,
Iale v pofadk,4 nebyl "obleko-
IVY kIub". v ktd rem clenstvo "a
lpcplatek> .oo) )tydne meIo ma
|deji dostatk p kny oblek, die
kazdeho tydnd tazenych cisel.
Cisla Sc vsak |netaIhla, ale "a
| to zakladatelk tahli penize z
kapes divefivych lidf. Sc dzba-
mem se ale chodf tax dlouha
pro yodu, az Sc to pfislovecne
ucho utrhne, obrazne feceno-
ucho Sc slice neutrhlo, ale jsou
izavfenl 4 pOdnlkatele, kazdy
pod zarakou BOO. Stalo SC
|tak ma sza.srdGenf policejniho
lzalobce Karla Jilka, po pro-
Ihlfdce dvou krejdovskyche di
lien, kterou provedli pohciste ,
lOhcanskem Od6yu. POSkOze
nych obGanits Jest celia fada. y
Jmenx zatcf yeh spekulantf
|jsou John. Marryott, 1924
|vych. 81. ul., Moses D. Benson
St. Regis hotel, Benjam. Trae
|ger, 1901 East boulevard 81
dney Weiss v t6ze adrese. DIV;
2 Mich zatfeni byli krejcov
ske dime ma Prospect ave. .
dva v zavod9 ma vych. IL. ul
Jak krajan Jilek slibuje, jso,
ma obzoru jest6 dalsf zatceni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
zEMkEL v PoULlcNf KAkE


Ma Euclid ave. a vych. 70.
ul. klesl pojednol v poulicni
kafe k zemi starsi muz,, jenz
byl Timed .sopraven do Mt. ST.
mai .nemocnice, kde vSak, byl
prohlaSen jjz "a mrtv&ho. Jak
bylo zjiSteno, jest to G. w.
Yocum, 1873 Compton rd., Gle
veland Heights. Inspector mile
karDy The. Clover Meadow
Creamery Co., 1928 vych. 55.
.ul. zemfelN hydlel spolccnf
Sc .synem profesorem Western
Reserve university, Dir. Fran
KEN A. Yocumem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
POBODANA zARLlVY
MILENCEM.

Pred svym bytem, 1856 W.
chodni 43. ul. byla pfepadcna
nebezpecne bodnuta v prsa,
2.3-leta svobodna Willie May
ova. Urocnik po einu prchl.
Divka byla bezvedomi dopra
vena do Charity nemocnice,
/. kdc pozdAji vyprayela, zn divo
.dy k Zlccinu koreni v zarlivo-
;sti dvou muza.
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v TEzKEM PODEzRENf.

Policie zatkla O Et9dry den
jsteho mn'ze jako podezfelou
osobu. Zatceny pravi, ze po-
chazi z Johnstownu, Pa. z De-
troit vsak pfiSel telegram, ze
muz hledan jest tamGjsi policii
pro dvojnasobnou vrazdu. Ia
tceny vSak kazde podobne po-
dezreni popira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
Posledni pfilexitost a.

Posledni pfilezitost q.
tantit q pobavit Sc letos, je
phi Svlvestrovske z6bavS
Rldu zizka (. 9, {. S. P. S.
" Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark
Ave. v pondSli 81. prosince
1923. ZacStek v 8 hodin ye-
Ger. Nepropaste tuto sylve-
. strovskou veselici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
UPOZOR

Sestrv pi. Josefa Fiala a pf.
Anna Homola, clenkyn6 Sbo.
ru Vlasta els. 6, S. p. J. js0u
zadany z d6lezite priciny, by
zaslaly svoji adresu do H., led
ma 1924. ma FrantiSka RIziG-
ka, 1888 w. 139. ul. Cleve-
land. @. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27

COO damskych az $40 oblekd, 90 vzori jen po $500
500 sukn, vsech druhd velkosti 25-32 jen po $3.50
Ito damskych oblekG az $39.50 h. .16--44 po $3.50
$675 koxei. lmce veiky vybsr u 81. so h. $3S8
400 dv6ich vim. obleka AZ $4.9s h. 22 vx. $295
skladane sukns ceovn6ny krep vim. velour po $344
Kabaty hedv. pyse pima podsiv az $37. so h. $2395
DivN gum. nepromok dest. plast6- pro f6--13 l. 93c
DivSi kiltie sukns, t9z jednoduch6 serze, $l.ss
Damsks SIS kahity. 200 kust, VI. velk po $7.75 ,,
Damsks $2750 kabkty 4s7 kusd, kozes. I'd. SASS
Sikolin, kreton chals ma komortky zoe h. yd 12hc
Vata do komfortek tabule 6x7 ST. stac ma deky, 79s
50 pladovs deky xyL velks, plaid. efekty, $145
!. Zoe oil cloth, palcovy, xoubkov. do pfihrad Sc
Postel komfortky, pekny povlak, vatova vyplh Sass
29coblekovy flanel rozvln SO pal Sir. Ultra yd sc
22c perkal, Sc p 5. pruh vzorkovany yard jen 1sc
Kokosovs rohozky pied dv&fe 22x36, jen $16s
9xl2 Axminstersks koberce kvst. orient $3.50
$1s9 karnyrove zaclony, billy markezyt, par en CSC
Samet. koberce, 27x54 p. Argone, p6kne barvy $2s5
Tovar. zbytky zaclonovych atek, rdznych yd 15c
Terry CLOTH yd sir, oboustranns vzorky, yd Ssc
Div6i $l.95 kobouky, 500 kusi mod. tvary $l.4s
Dvc bobrove klobouky prav. hod 1896, VIZ. $1.4s
Muzske $3.50 boty, vs. vzord, hned6sa ccrne. $3.4s
CHAP. So boty, gum. podpatky, tezke jen po $2.45
Chlapecks $3.50 botky, velk. s--l3ia, par $3.50
Dstaks flanelet. spodni6ky, rdx. modrs Str. Csc
Chap. divc capky led SOC h. velky vyb6r po 29c
59c caove zast6rky, bile krakove vysivkou po 4sc
Detske rompersy, sotys chambray $1.29 hod. SOC
Damsks satSnovs pumps stfevice, * z, sass
OIvCl % DotKys teieSlnas sneF0vacl o12--zs $A.co
N5c vakuum lahve pajntove, cerne emajlovane, 7sc
AZ 25c zbye idelni pfibory, lzice atd. Ultra po Sc
Az 75c skvosty, jehlice nausnice, broze atd 24c
Soc n6hrdelniky, douhs fetizly, vybSr tv. 29c
$1.s5 amer. budiky nillov. radinm cifernik $1.59
79c atky homespun, ratin, plaTdy SO p. s. yard 5sc
$1.39 serze, Op. s. poovn. staobarevna, yard 9Sc
Satenove zbytky az yardi dlouhe az 74c h. yd Csc
Zbytky duvetynu, isdy tfislovy, $2.4s h. $1.19
75c brasiery, pskns pruhov. batist, dl. model 59c
} Mdstkove lampy mahogan IL p. stindlem po $9.s5
25c elektr zarovky az so wattove, zaruc. $1OO
Muzska union trika, Is % vlna So Springtex 1929
Muzska union trika, ryh bavlna, 81 hod $1.55
Chlap. bavnsns pundochy ryhovans, skoni 23c
Damske sport puncochy, merceris ryhovane par 55c
Muzska pajamas, prvotfid. flanelet $2 hod po $l6O
Muzske bavn. ponozky merceris az 35c hod. po 19c
Dv6 tsxks roxvln. pr6dlo, velastic 75c h. po 5sc
Chlap. corduroy. kalhoty, pod;its. 7-l7, $l7s
Chap. kosile popular. vzord, velk. 12-14R, po 05c
Chlap. obleky $ 2 parry kalhot, 13--17, Ultra $s95
Chap. ruske zmniky, cincila vek. 81, jen $565
Chap celovnSne xmniky move tvary. $40 $895
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-27
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