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New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
RAllT FAsHIas sEHEIeE's==-
WATCH THE SLEEVES

n there is a sleeve, watch IL n
is doing many peculiar things this
sfasOn,
Take, for instance, the one on the
dress illustrated, n Is ieese ami fast
snei with a single hutton 50 that the
eihow and arm can be seen either In
motion, OF a. a siandsiill,
This Is insl one variation of the
laase, lowing sleeve, There are many
ether sleeves that seem 20 hs q mere
graceful fiutier an the arm,
The hell sleeve, the somewhat sub
duei Mandarin sleeve, the Mohks
sleeve and the slit sleeves Of all va
rietiss have come % help as through
the hot weather months
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08

We walked in, were met by an OBJ
scquious office attendant and were
taken up to the apartment in gor-
geous elevator. opened the door
and turned on the switch. Even
Jack had to admire II.
Good Lord. Leslie, ! never saw
such magnificonce," he remarked
grudgingly.
Only good taste and persistent
shopping, Jack" ! answered.
withstanding ! said this, Jack s
face grew longer and longer. lie
didn't admire anything as Earl Whit
icy had. lie did not make me feel as
though | had done something spicn-
did. Instead he made mo feel that ]
had not only made = great mistake
but in some way had committed al
most a crime.
I didn't even dare toll him ahalt
mother giving me som" more money
to furnish the bedroom because when
he saw the piano I've SAIL, "llow much
rent are YOU paying for that thing ?"
And answered. Il am not paving
any rent II belongs II Ms"
Good Lord" was all l1r said.
Then he at down in the easy chair
whirh I had planned FOR his especial
comfort aud novcr Noticing tbc atnok-
ing SET and his own lamp 10y which he
could read. He looked NJ ~ mo and
said very. 1o~y STORMY. leslie. how
much hava vou gone into debit"
~ don't r-,o = dollar"
How much Of tho money your
moth er gaze us have YOU spent"
II have srcut every cent that moth
81 gatr me-
- thought told Won that ! want
cd p thousan1 dollars II least Of that
money to pay on aomo stock"
And yru viii rpmemhcG' that 7 re-
miuaoj yoI mother gave me that
niorav for ? srFciGc purpose to fur
nish this apartment"
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
THE REGAL REvIEw--LycEuM

The Lyceum theater Is featuring q
fine vaudeville bill tonight and tomor-
row, starring the Regal Revue, six
girls and a man who do bit OF
amateur musical comedy performing
and singing and close with smashing
good seNtet OF hard show clog dane
Ing, Mack and Forrest, man and
woman, do dancing sketch that 10
good and Rosa Rosalia Is singing
coincidence who goes over we'll,
The picture, starring Kenneth Har-
Ian, Estelle Taylor and others, in
Thorns and Orange Blossoms, a story
of love at FIRST sight that turned to
hate.
For the last half OF the week the
Seven OF Hearts, with n cast OF Is
people. will present lively little show
with plenty Of sonP and comedy and
with variety OF speciality acts that
are equal TO any vaudeville program.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
of Letter From i">'"
Prescott to the Gay Little Mar


continuation VI 'N''' '
Prescott to the Gay Little Mar
qnise.
lack began to get quiet as asked
him to turn the roadster into the
street our apartment is on. You
know, dear little Marquise, it is ono
Of the most fashionable in the city.
said. What is the matter:
At first he answered nothing but
after | had questioned him two or
three times he replied in a business
like tone. Il hope, Leslie, you haven t
paid TOO much for the apartment
Ecrhaps II was the consciousness
of knowing that / had paid too much
for il that made me angry at his
tone You must know, gay little
Marquise, have very duIcN tenn
per.
In a tone as cold as his said
"You PIT Yourself out of the critical
class. Jack. when you would not let
No consult .nn IN any way.
Il know that Won would want to
live only in = good part Of the city ]
know you would Uant To haN" pi"nty
OF air. ! know that you would want
mo ta have come ~ til" nicetind 10
which I was accustomed.
"if YOU had seen tn" P'acrs mat
acre shown ~" when J Tas locking
for an apartment. yCG "oldd be per
fectty satisfied Hith This one what -
ever paid for it.
II isn't a question. my lear GiTl,
Of what you paid for II II is aues-
ton of what We can afford. Perhaps
it would have been better 10 have
boarded A while"
~ This iHauspirious moment Y"
drove up 10 thr curb If the apart
riont house. wFirh is v"rv imposing.
saw Jack look over iu Gisap protHi.
pou5nd II ~ ~rula have disap-
prov ed as much OF a tenement!
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETS.

The supplies and printing commit
tee of the common council at meet
ing last night voted TO give tho board
Of assessors power 10 purchase two
carriers. and 80 5xs drawers. at cost
OF s22o from the library bureau, and
1000 cards from Thomas Dolan.
Petitions of the building COM
mission for a steel fling cabinet. of
the registrars for a comp etc set OF
election books, and OF the assessors
and tau collector for new typewriters
were referred back for more infor-
nation
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08

Palace thesteE YESTERDAY, The Keith
vaudeville bill contains four very fns
acts headed BY "'fhe stepping Fools"
an excellent and fast dance offering
with three girls and two boys, Other
acts are Perez and l.aFlar In a good
novelty offerings Xella Green. an ex-
cellent character singer and Hanley
and Howard In a very good singing,
talking skiI,
The entire bill changes Thursday
for the last. half OF the week and
brings as the feature Marshall
Neilan's big production THE stran-
GERS Banquet" an excellent photoplay
with a big cast OF twentyrthree stars,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08

anything iicdsy"t
out having a back
ache. | tried differ
ent things. Then !
saw Lydia E. Pink
hams v e g e t a BILE
Compound a d ' e r.
tised in the news
papers and began
taking IL az the d.
rections said. | feel
very good now and
can do all my work.
|I recommend the
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
STITCHING Thin Material

When stitching chiffon or georEette
or any very thin material where
there is a tendency to quicker, place
a niece of paper under the goods and
stitch under both When the paper
fiat.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
yellow and Tan

4 Partisan designer puts a top coat
Of tan wool over a sport costume of
bright yellow silk and advises a sport
hat of yellow ribbon and yellow
hosiery.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
DrOp Shoulder

The drop shoulder line is seen to
advantage on bridesmaids frock Of
pink orgardie, where il is outlined
with double row of pink satin flow
crs mounted on silver foliage.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
ONcrhlomsr..

overhlouses OF gray and tan geor-
gette are very practical for wear with
tweed or strictly tailored suits
Usually these are monogrammed and
trimmed with hemstitching.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
pOLA NEGRJ AT PALACE

Sllperbly portrayed and massively
produced. Bella Donna" Pola Negri's
first American made Paramount pic
ture. bella Donna" was rapturously
greeted by capacity audiences at the
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08

Gerry BLahS FIRST LESSON.
Aunt sally Bear waited until Cuff
fy's father had scurried away. out of
sight and hearing, And then she led
Cuffy into her den.
Mr.. Bears aunt lived alone. And
she was a very particular person,
Wipe your feet" she ordered Cuff
fy when they reached the doorway.
Don't let me catch you coming IN
side my house with dirty feet, and
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
Gossip Corner
Beaded Lace

a simple but effective frock Of king
blue georgette creme is trimmed with
Lands of gold lace the pattern of
which is outlined In blue beads.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
I-uyeIO,p Bags

Envelope bags OF black satin striped
MORE with corners Of gold and a tiny
gold cut-out monogram are very
smart these days
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
OF Tan Wool

A suit Of tan wool is trimmed with
fands of gold braid and with gold ball
fringe. It has round Peter Pan
collar
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
Hot Water Rags

Anoint your hot water bag fire.
ouently with glycerin and the runper
will not be tempted to crack
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
(risp Biscuits

All biscuits. rusks and cookies will
keep perfectly crisp If kept in
closed tin.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
Gained in Every Way

Buffalo. n. W had some female
troubles that just run my health down
go that lost my appetite and felt mis-.
cradle all the time. could not lift
anything heavy. and little extra work
some days would put me in bed. a
friend had told me to try LYDIA +:
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound and |
gained in every way, could eat better
and felt stronger. / had found nothing
before this that did me 90 much good.
-Mrs. j. GRACE, 29l Volt Avenue
Buff. 10, N. X,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
DANCE
Given by
BLUE RIDGE CLUB

'BIT IT NIITTE ETVb
SATURDAY., MAY 18TH. 1928, at r. NJ
at 4tbe ODD FELLOWS HALL. Arch st.
CFormerly Turner Halll.
Music by George Marrow and his Bellwood
serenatlers; featuring Prof. Mnrlnelli. Hip
sprodror,e Acrordian Soloist
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
BRASS CandlcStickS

Keen your brass candlesticFs clean
by rubbing occasionally with SAT- ana
vinegar.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
2 MORE WOMEN
Join The army
OF Those Who Have Been Restored
to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. -" 1had bad
main in my left side and | could not lift
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08

Vegetable Compound to all my friends,
and you can use my testimonial letter.
Mrs. HATTIE WARzoN, $40 Garder
St. Milwaukee, Wis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
NoTAs DE SPORT
Continuation de la pag. 8

muy refido, toda vez que ell Ponce.
despues del inning fatal, contuvo a
los CRISES. Igualmente sucedi6 con
Humacao. Jug6 buena pelota y no di6
oportunidad que Sc lie diese carre-
ras.,
Camaron y Moncho estuvieron exec
lentes. Don Cara hizo un buen debut.
En- general, ambos TEAMS estuvieron
formidables.
No Sc presentaron discusiones y
el publico-apesar de la derrota-sa-
ho satisfechos.
Los umpires Martinez Y Fernandez,
ajustadfsimos en- sus decisiones.
Bien, muy bien por Humacao
ESQ es 10 que queremos: jugar con
TEAMS que respeten al p1blico. Uds.
Sc portaron bien nos ganaron en- ley
-en perfectisima ley.
vaya nuestra felicitaci6n.
Mafana daremos detalles del segun,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18

Ponce High, temiendo una derrota
mayor, trajo el mejor escogido de ju-
gadores de c. H. S. Desde ell prin-
cipio de la lucha nos parecio que la
novena visitante era superior al equi-
po local escolar y los entusiastas de-
fensores del "Ribosch Jr", crecfan
que iban> a perder la contienda, pero
los muchachos de la Harding lucha-
ron como buenos "guerreros", ven
ciendo sus companeros visitantes.
Sc distinguieron de Coamo todos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18

sus jugadores por su comportamien-
to Y discipline en- campo. De Cayey,
Garcia, que de cinco tatrnos a la tri-
banG habl6 cinco, argumemtos indis-
catibIes. Sobresalio en- su pitching
Benet. Ell callado hitter Recurbon,
quien esta en- 20. Ano de High, dio
un tyibey. La High de Coamo, con
permiso de la madrina de aquel SIM
patico pueblo Srta. Santiago, en- po-
co Sc lleva las nueve ruedas del regla-
mento. a-lif
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18

U. P. R. y GENERAL, que durante
tanto tempo Sc esperaba por los en-
.tusiastas de este deporte.
Ell juego Sc celebro beneicio del
Harding Memorial Association, ell
cual tuyo un complete exito fnan-
ciero.
PresenciandC el juego habian dis
tinguidas damas americanas Y porto
rriquefas " representando ell sexo
fuerte vimos a atlas personalidades
de nuestro mundo deportivo.
Ell juego estuvo favor de la Uni
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18

versidad en- el primer half, pero en-
el segundo ''half'' la pizarra marca-
ba un gran ndmero de puntos a ia
vor del General.
Lopez Prado, manager del s'Gene-
ral' esta contentfsimo por ell "good
showing" de sus muchachos.
All managers Barcelo Jr. lie reco.
mendamos que no solamente siendo
"estrella' Sc vence, sino que es ne
cesario practicar.
LARRY QUEMAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
do juego.
HIGH DE COAMO VS.. HARDING
HIGH SCHOOL DE CAYEY.

El Ribosch Jr., de Cdyey, jug6 la Sc
mana pasada con la EscaeIa Supe-
rior de COamo q la veraci6 por ana
score de 9 a 2.
La expectation que existfa entire
los estudiantes era grandfsima por
yer luchar a sus compa1eros.
Ell instructor de Coamo, Y amigo
Delgado, celebre media milla de la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18

Felicitamos al joven Davi1, instruc-
tor de base ball de Cayey, por tener
bajo ssu commando a los beisboleros
de la Harding High School. Hurrah!
AERO CENTER.
Cayey, P. R.
BASKET BALL EN- LA "YMCA1
El viernes en- la noche, en- el gym"
de la YMCA, Sc llevo cabo ell for
midable encuentro de los "fves"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

ze nlne panimama ze mlyna,
ztloustnu jako maminka a me-
budu moci tancovati.".
Rozesmala sc svemu napa-
du a chytajfc no kolem krku,
vasnive no libala.
mann te rada, ty osklivce,
celou jsi mne omamil," septa-
la fnu naruzive. '.Libej mne
take vice, nez lfbas, jsi TAX
chladny, jako bys mne rad
nemel."
Strhovala no sveu WASN'T a
stavala Sc mu den ode :. dine
'drazSi. Chodili jake v opoje-
nj a sotva osamotneli, uz hle-
dali svou naruc a usta. Roz-
kvetala zvlastnf zralou krasou,
jeste svizneji chodila a jeji po-
!hyby nabyly jakehosi drazdi-
veho kouzla. Kazdodenne me
nila sve obleky, snazic Sc vzbu-
diti v n6m pozornost a kdyz sc
k n priblizil planoucima O.
Gina, prikrcila Sc a skryvala
Sc ma jeho prsou jako dite. v
naruci matcine. !.
Nikdy 81 nepredstavoval, ze
n6kdy bude tax nezmerne sta
stem .ze najde zenu, ktera by
no m6la tax hluboce rada. Ne
kdy, We chvilich strlzlivejSich
uvah, zarazela no prllisna O.
hnivost Jarmilina, ale Ease
sam sebe chlacholil, re on We
SVEN start a pri SVEN dosti
chladnem temperamentu snad
nedovede pochopiti takovou
mladou, zivou, zdravou bytost,
ktera touzi po lasce a po vsech
zjevech, ktere lasku provaze-
j. Vedel take, ze nejakymi
vyklady napominanim Sc ta-
kove povahy do stfizlivejsich
koleji uvesti nedaji a re cas- je
nejlepS{m spolupracovnikem
vychovatele.
(POkracOvani)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PR0NAJME Sc byt cistotne
rodine. Pet svetnic, koupelna
nahore a fernes sam pro sebe.
'Najem $500 mesicne. Haste
Sc po 6 hod. vecer v (. 1928
Horner Ave. re 131. ul. proti
Corlett skole. lie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

"Hadej, co je to? Penize,
ktere to stoji, naplnily by zpe-
ditersky VIZ a veslo by Sc to
blese do zaludku?" "To je
radium!" = "Kde pax! To
jsou vysledky velmocenskych
konferenci"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRIJME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci, zadne pra-
dlo, dobry domov. Haste Sc
v els. '9909 Ostend Ave. Tel.
Eddy, 1887 w. LII
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRODA Sc dIm O sedmi poko
jich, koupelna, garaz $40,
lot 40 pTi 174 str. Dobre misto
pro obchod. Vezme sc druhy
markyc. Zavolejte tel. Hem
lock 1859 - Hemlock 453O r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

Inc, ale v vslieh dcastnika, w
rdstala stAeost, jak bude pc
|nezi. Ta{bvs p8dniky pohltf
velike peSke, D nichz nutno
platiti dro i splatky 4 kde
je witt? kres nebyl bohaty
a Hide Sc hatovyoh nezajiste-
nych veci hDjf. Ale neodva-
zili Sc poslahci, TAX ohnive a
lehce sve ndvrhy hAjicfmu, od-
porovati. Snad skutecne W.
mlze takove bohate subwence,
ze obavy Sc stanou bezpfed-
metnymi. ~
i Prozatin se o tom nejedna-
lo, protote Ladina byl trvale
We Vidni ! teprve v poiovine
brezna Aelih9l vratiti. Vratil
Sc nekoisk dni drive, nez by
10 zasedanf skonceno, pouka-
zuje je'dnal ma bezvyslsdpest
jednanf ma ffsske Iade, iednak
ma nutnost, }by v okresu Sc "a
calo pracovAti. We rn6ste Sc.
stavil jen ma skok, slibuje, ze
v nekolika dnech pride fa ne
kolik dnf TX poradam, a odejel
domG.
/ Ale uz pfistiho dne objevil
SIC v zarovickem mlyne. PTijel
bez ohlasenf a prekvapil inly-
mare j jeho mladou chot'. By
10 ctrnaet sdni po snatku a
1aladi mahzele zili jeste v opo-.
jeni kouzia sveho spolecneho
zivota. Jarlnila byla Jako w
menena. Sotvaze z Prahy do
jela primo do mlyna, jako by
Sc v nj probudily drimajici
schopnosti horlive hospodynky.
Hned rano po prijezdu nutila
muze, ably il ukazal, co bude
jeji povinnosti. Zavesujic Sc
mu pod pazi, chodila s MIN po
spizich a zasobamach. Sama
otevi1-ala a -zavirala, ma vsech-
no Sc ptala a chtela vedeti, jak
to ci ono ma delati. Sluzkam
vydavala zasoby, take My
mem prob6hla a dodavajfc 81
ddlezitosti, zadala cd starka
vysvetleni, pro koho a mnoho-
Ii melou.
Sotva byla prohiidka hoto-
va, za|bahla do kuchyne "a
Gala horlive pornahati pfi va4
reni. z domova umela dost Sc
ohameti, ale prece jen vsecka
tina varenf spocivaia ma stat
'karce, jez z domova zvykla,
lehce zdolavala tezkou praci.
Jarmila We snaze we vsehl ma
tku napodobiti, hrnula Sc take
k praci, jako by chtela sluzky
zahanbiti, av kuchyni pano-
val nezvykly chvat.. Kdyz
vSak v poledne ke stolu useda-
la, byla unavena.
"Proc Sc TAX najednou ma
: mahas?" vytykal il laskave,
: Mas 81 nekolik dni odpotmouti
| a mas nechati sluzky delati
K cemu ten chvat? Vidis, ze
: isl jake schvacena, brzy Sc t
: to znechuntilo a ia 81 ami ne.
preji, ably mole mala zenuska
: mela zly zivot."
: Jeho laskani prekonalo jeji
dormant, re je skutecne unave.
t ma.
: ''Nic mi neni," pravila, Ii
! chotic Sc k nenlu, .jsem jer
st'astna, re mohu pro tebe va
: fiti S tebou Sc starati. Bude
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRODA Sc obchod S prode-
jem masla, vejci, syrem a po-
dobne, stanek v Euclid 46th st.
Market. Tydni pffjem pres
$400. Da Sc LEVINE "a $1,000.
Prijd'te hhed do stanku {. 129
a 1870. V nedeli zavreno.
l-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRODA Sc. - Nam nekolik
modernfch jednorodinnych do
mi ma prodej sice: Ma Flo~
rian Ave-, Almira Ave-, blize
West Blvd, West AZ. ul. blize
Storer Ave. Tez jeden dvou-
rodinny dam ma zap. la. ul.
Vezmu Lofty neb morkyce co
prvni splatku; SO drok ma
pujcku. BlizSi sdeli P. Neuzil
9715 Denison Ave. I?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRIJMOU Sc til masinarky a
til dlvky ma rucni praci. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 4608 Finn. Ave.
1-18
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

PRIJMOU Sc bejstovacky a
dodelavacky ma kabaty. Haste
Sc u Tom. Novotny, 3430 E. So.
ulice. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

svou pomoc pri urovnavanf je-
no sluzebnfho pomeru.
"Ted' yam dame dvounnesi-
chi dovolenou, abyste mohl sve
zalezitosti sporadati a potion
uvidime. Mohlo by zcela sc
to tax zavesti, ze byste dfado-
val tri dny tydnu, ma ty dny
byste sem dojizdel vse vypra
coval. A potion az bude jas
NO, budete-li chtiti zdstati ta-
jemnikem, nebo bude-li lepe,
abyste resignowal, a my pfija-
Ii jineho. Ale at to talk ci O.
max dopadne, dbejte, abyste
byl take We dvorci panem. Bu-
deme vas potfebovati a jsem
jist, ze mas nezradfte. Az Sc z
Vfdne vratfm, svolam schftzi k
zalozeni druzstva a pri tom
yam ucinim urcite navrhy. -
Prijmete-li je, potom arci by
ste Sc tajemnictvi zrekl, ale "a
to prevail jinou, velmi ddlezi-
tou a stejne placenou funkci.
Ted tedy vesele do toho a
bud'te hodne st'asten. Udela-
te dobrou partii a my, vasi pfa
tele, va1n toho re sfsdce 'pfeje-
me-" I
Kronych nemel ny1i ami ca
|su, ami potrebneho klidu, ably o
slovech !; Ladinovych vatzneji
premyslel. Snatek prisel ma
hle, a mel plnou hlavu starostf
Sc svatebni smiouvou a s upra
venim pomerd u okresu. Chtel
nejdilezite6sl veci vypracova-
ii, aby kancelista, AZ on bude
.miti dovolenou, no nevytrho>
val dotazy pc tom ci onom.
Jen. tax chvilkami vzpomi-
nal ma Ladinu a ma naIdhoZene
Jim otazky. Ved6l uz z dri-
vejsi dolby, ze Sc Ladine zaby-
val myslenkami ma zrlzeni rdz-
nych projektu a drulzstev, KITE
re chtel v okresu zariditi. jed
nou, rozjaTiv Sc, rozvinul pred
krouzkem svych znamych ce-
" plan, ktery byl skutecne kra
sny. Chtel zariditi sv6pomoc-
ne podniky, ktere by obcan-
stvu prinesly move vyhody.
Prvnfm bylo druzstvo mly-
ina. vypotitaval, jak mlynafi
obcanstvo zkracuji q co no
spodafove ztraceji, nemaji-li
radne kontroly. Druzstvo zri-
,,'di veliky, moderni mlyn, ktery
staci vsem semliti "a urcitych
vyhodnych podminek. Kapi-
tai k tomu potrebny sezene Sc
subvencemi, podily a pIjcka-
mi a v nekolika letech Sc spla-
ii, takze mlyn bude cistym ma
jetkem druzstva.
Vedle mlyna Sc zaridi hned
,'velika elektrarna, ktera rowe.
de elektrickou silu 20 celem O.
kresu. Prestane sviceni petro.
lejem a svickami, v k'azdem
staveni bude elektricke svetlo
ktere bude stati nepatrny pc.
lniz. Ruku v ruce S elektrar'
nOu vybuduJe Sc ZaVOd ma Zprs
lcovani ovoce, ma suseni BRAN
bort a plodin. A az to vse bu
ide v chodu, potion sc postaraj
10 lokalni drahy, o splavnost
reky, a zavedeni jineho prI.
|myslu, ably okres Sc vysinu
mezi predni okresy v zemi..
4 Prosperity byly velmi kras
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
obchod a delikatesni, prode-
jem skolnich potfeb v {. S107
W.. 1T. st. blfze Lorain Ave.
Najem ze storu a obydli pouze
$500 v okoli 8 mil neni po-
dobneho obchodu. Cena $1400.
Tez majetek rnozno koupiti "a
levnou cenu. lis
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DR. @ B N E
OZNA M K Y.
PRIJME Sc


ma praci v repnych polich pro
nastavajici sezonu. Haste sc
jen pisemne. i11
OWOSSO SUGAR COMPANY
v Owosso, Mich.
Mzda $23.00 "a akr, nahra-
dime cestovni vylohy - svo-
bodny byt zkusenym rodinam.
Dynamite dopisem drivejsi zku
Senosti, pocet delnika v kazde
rodine a jejich start.
MR.. SMETANA,
c/o Hotel Statler,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy vozka
k rozvazeni uhli. Stala prace.
Haste Sc u j. Kasika, 1920
Union Ave. 1-17
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PRIME Sc starsi zena neb
muz k vedeni obchodlA Adre-
sa Sc sd6li v adm. t. listu.
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