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XXXVI.
Hrabenka ma novy- zamer.

AU0SANo Hl0 AOVy A0hASA'
Mezitim co jedna komor-
nych, spatrivsi Vasilisu bez
vedomi ma chodbe lezeti, po-
spisila k miss Juniorove, ably
odnesly divku ma loze, klece-
la hrabenka pred obrazy sva-
tych a hledela horlivou modlit
bou dosici opetneho klidu.
Prosila Boha, aby ukazal il
pravou cestu, .kterou mela by
Sc .riditi; DOZEN tento zpdso-
ben byl litosti mad pfekype-
lynn Uneven, jakym dala Sc
proti divce unesti.
Kdyz pc pulhodinnem klece
nj krev jeji ponekud schladla,
povstala, poznamenala Sc kfi-
zem a sedla 81 do lenoSky k
oknu vedoucimu do zahrady.
Svezi zelen, zurceni potoka
a chladny stin vonnych lip,
Jez chranily dIm pred slunec-
mimi paprsky, ukonejsily "a
Ihy rozbourenou mysl hraben-
ky. kteraz upadla v dumy.
PohraCovani
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PRCDA Sc dunn O 6 pokojich

PRCDA Sc dunn o 6 pokojich,
c. 690l Temple Ave-, vse Ia
fizeno, ulice dlazdena "a
placena, cena $500. Vezme
Sc polovic neb vice, CO prvni
splatka a ostatni bud na me-
sicni neb rocni splatky. Niue
tie no videt kdykoli. Haste sc
V {. 13625 Caine Ave. V Cor
lett. 6s
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Us uOlullld IIIllC Pr
nosti, mile dite, ano az k Ear
putilosti, ackoliv nebylo mic
jednodussiho, abys mne byla
uprimn6 vse vyznala - mo-
hlo byti bez vsech neprijem-
nosti."
Hrabenka pomlcela. Mela
rec svoji nastudovanou a mo-
hla byti vysledkem svym spo
kojena. Pomyslila 81: "Ubozl
lide, kteri dali Sc timto zpu-
sobem strhnouti; S temi muze-
me pax delati, co nam libo."
/ "Nechala jsem ii casu, mi
/ le dite, abys poznala, zes chy
bila," pocala hrabenka po del
81 prestavce, mezi cimz Vasi-
4 lisa stale sedela nepohnute jar
ko pred fotografickym pfi-
strojem; "doufam, zes tedy
prisla k tomu nahledu?"
Lice mlade divky mezitim
nabyla pdvodni sve ruzove bar
Wy; po techto slovech vsak
troehu pobledla rusa hlavin-
ka Sc sklonila.
"V nadeji tedy,' pokracova-
la hrabenka, "zes sama pozna
la, jakym zpdsobem byla isl
ke mne nevdecnou, - chtelat'
jsem jen I've stesti - v made
il te odpustila .sem ii vSe, MI
l6 dite, pri velkonocni zpove-
di, nebot' Wis, jak te miluji."
Vasilisa pozvedla zraky sve
a zrosena vicka svedcila, KITE
rak nevinne to srdecko znalo
lecivy DOZEN vdecnosti a det-
4 5ke lasky.
Lisa dvakrate polibila tetin-
ce sve ruku nejvetsi vrouc-
nosti; prvni pollock byl z u.
city spiSe, druhy vsak q WASN'T
We lasky.
"Jestli vSak zaslouzila jsi tc
CdpuSteni?" zaCala ma move
hrabenka. "Az do te DOLBY po-
pfala jsem ii uplne svobody
ale zda Sc mi, re stala jsi sc
" pracich svych ponekud po.
hodlnejsi; ty mimo to vsak nj
kdy sc nesnazila najiti prile
zitost, ably ses mi neGim "a
vdecila, a nedalas mi take ia
. dny dukaz sve poslusnosti
; Chces mne prislibiti, ze pre-
; stanes cd nyneiska byti svevo
; nou a re poslechnes mne v.
; vsem, nebot' jen stesti tv,
, mann ma zreteli?"
. Vasilisa, jez mela ten sic
chetny umysl, skutecne W
: vsem teticku poslechnouti, c,
bylo NONE, odpovedela:
"Slibuji yam, teticko, re nj
kdy jiz nechci byti svevolnou,
"Dobre, mile dite. Konsta
tuji tento dobrovolny slib |
prosim te, abys pro priste i'll
nlkdy nemela Ike mne nedIv6
ru. Jsem zaiiste tva nejleps
: pfitelkyne a proto prenech pc
Gi o sve Stesti jenom mne
bud poslusna. Chces mi to sli
biti?"
Nasilisa pohledla ma tetu
V jeJim nevinnem zraku IRA
ella Sc otazka, k jakym az me
zlm ma poslusnost sahati.
: "Slibis mi to-" tazala S
II hrabenka podruhe.
= Has jejl Sc pfi tom zmen
: vzezreni drive klidne stal
Sc hrozive.
Naslllsa, pevne uprevsi n
hrabenku oci, odpovedela
Sc, ale pevnym hlasem:
"Slibuji vam to, tetinko, :
ale - -"
"Ale-?"
nehudou-li prepinar
= me silly"
: Bcure, kterou Vaislisa o.
: catku V pravde nepredvldal
pfihnala Sc pojednou v cele
i n Sc,it c,n.,,
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn

PRCDA Sc jednorodinny dun
o 6 pokojich,. pekny sklep,
velka barn, ulice dlazdena a
zaplacena. Da Sc v rychlem
prodeji "a pouhych $4,000. =
Dvourodinny dunn o 8 poko-
itch koupelnou, br;dlicova
stfecha, pekny sklep, ulice
dlazdena a zaplacena, da Sc
"a $500. - Dunn pro til ro-
diny ma pekn6m lotd, ulice
dlazdena a zaplacena, cena
pouze $4,000. Blizsi sdeli FIR.
p. Vojtik, 5316 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway 1O71WX. 6-2
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na," oupovedela Vasilisa zee
la proste.
Ostry pohled pfesvedcil j.,
re Sip vystreleny trefil hraben
ku ma pravem miste.
"Ty tedy litu1jes, velmi litu-
jes, re teto prekrasne swat
by knizeci seslo? Nebot' ku
Nnizeti samotnemu sotva 81 as
vztahuje tva litost, ponevadz
videla isl no jen zridka kdy,
sotva re no znas. - Avsak,
te svatby zelis, vid'"'
"Nanejvys, tetinko. mohla
bych litovati jenom toho, re
neuznala jste ami "a potfeb-
ne, zpraviti me 0 jeho umy-
sly"
Hrabenka pozvedla ruku,
aby uderila .d1vku, ktera od-
povedelatjf tax drze. Avsak
prenohla Sc a pokrizovala Sc.
"Ty mne rozhnevas tax, re
Sc zapomenuw pravila hraben
ka. "Bdh pax at opusti tt mo
je hflchy, nebot' TIVE svedomi
je "a ne zodpovedno."
"Me svedomi?"
"Ano, I've. A tvs to take
byla, jez jsi psala knizeti, aby
prisel te ochranit proti mne! y
"Ja?"
"Ano, ty! A coz jineho pro-
stredku nezbylo, nez ably tve-
no zenicha strelil? Tot vskut-
ku nanejvys galantni a ry-
tirske! Psala isl mu ci ne?
Priznej SCI"
me, tetinko!!" odpovedela
Lisa pevnym hlasem, ia mu
nepsala y
"Lhafko!" vzkrikla hraben-
ka zurive.
Vasilisa pohledla k hraben.
ce tax uprene a vyzyvave, ze
hnev hrabenky takrka nezna
mezi.
"Naucila jste mne, tetinko
pravdu mluviti a haiti! Kdt
bych Sc tedy byla naucila lha
ti?"
"Ven!" zvolala urozena d;
: ma a dupla noaou.
, Bleda, sc zarosenyma ocim;
hotovila sc k odchodu.
} "Drive vsak jeste odpro
/ mne "a svoji drzost!' zvolal;
teta, skripajic zuby.
, Vasilisa mlcky zustala sta
/ ii.
: "Pros mne 0 odpusteni, pra
i vim!" op6tovala hrabenka hi
| sem v hn6vu sotva srozumite
nym.
: "Nechtela jsem vas urazit
tetinko!" pravila divka an
; ma hrabenku nehledevsi. "a
: tuji, re vykladala jste 81 vse
: cka slova ma "a pohaneni. N
mohu vsak pfiznati Sc k tc
| mu, ze Isem lhala aneb dopr
stila sc nejake chyby, kdy
> jsem presvedcena a citim, Z
!. srdce me pred Bohem jest {
Ste"
: I'D obrc, jdi!" odbyla j hr
benka a odebrala Sc ma loz'
!, Vasilisa vysla z pokoje, pr
! sla vedlejsi svetnici, zavrel
) dvere, ucinila nekolik krok
E a padla ma chodb6 do bezv'
n dcmi.
Uboha divka! otr'
? kyne! -
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IA PRicINOU ODJEZDU

mesta vyprodam syuj pekny
nabytek tyden uzivany sice:
set do Jidelny, do parloru, do
kuchyne, dale karpety, elek-
tricky zametac a jine veci,
vse velmi LEVINE. Haste sc v
c. 1922 Jewett Ave. vych.
49. ul. bliZe Broadway. :?
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PRONAJME Sc cisty byt 8
mistnostech, mensi rodine, je
tam plyn, voda uvnitr jine.
Jen radni necht' Sc hlasf
v c. 1924 Scion Ave. nahore.
6-3
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IA PRfCsNOU odiezdu do
Czech proda sc Ford Roadster,
3 mesica uzivany Sc vsemi po
tfebami, ma Market Box, tax
ze sc hodi pro kontraktora neb
obchodnika pro mensi dovaz-
ku. Cena S275. Haste sc v {.
9303 Park Heights u Turney
Rd. 6-2
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PRCDA Sc cukrovinkovy a Gle
likatesni obchod prodejen
doutniku, kde Sc trzi pres
$3.50 tydne. Je pri nam byt o
5ti pokojich. Naleza Sc v c.
1905 zap. 35. ul. Vemte w.
18th st. Through Car aneb
prijd'te do Cisla 1878 Miles
Ave. Ga
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&c SllSl Jc1l I'VE SIeStI, d W pO-
cinas jiz ted jeviti obavy a
neduveru? Kdes vzala ty ma
hledy? Tys silena!"
Vasilisa klidne snesla prvni
tento prival.
Hrabenka v zlosti povstala:
"Mluv prece!" zvolala te-
mer bez sebe.
proc myslis, re bych cd te-
be zadala neco, co prepinalo
by tive silly? Kdy stale Sc neco
podobneho? Mluv! Jakym pra
vem muzes mne tax surove u
raziti? Ci jsem kat, abych de-
ii mucila? Kdy dala jsem ii
podnet k tomu. ~abys takhle Sc
mnou mluwila, Sc mnou vyjed-
navaia - kdy?"
Vasilisa dosud mlcela.
"Kdy?" opetovala hraben-
ka; "odpovis-li, nezdarnice!" !"
zvolala zurive a zatrasla il ra'
meny.
| Vasilisa uprela sve jasne o.
ci k dobroditelce a pravila:
"Prepinala jste, tetinko, me
silly den, kdyz proti me Will
zasnoubila jste mne panem
Cudesovem."
: Hrabenka, Uneven nema, u
stoupila. il, kterez nejvyssi o.
sobnosti u dvora vzdavaly po-
ctu, il cini Sc vzdory. A kym?
Malym devcetem, z milosti pTi
i jatym - =
Jeste nikdy v zivote nedo-
sahlo rozcileni hrabenky ta-
koveho stupne.
Chtela promluviti, ale ne
byla mocna slova; byla by nej
radeji tn nevdecnici zaslapla ;
A Vasilisinin zrak pohlizel
ma nj uprene jasne - bez
pohnuti. Divka byla bleda ia.
ko krida, stala vzprlmene, ale
nejevila nj nejmensi bazne.
INA kolena!" rozkrikla Sc
hrabenka drsnym hlasem, "na
J, kolena!"
Vasilisa zustala stati jake
: socha - bez pohnuti. Hraber
: ka pfistoupila tedy k nj, cho
pila il "a rameno a srazila j
k zemi, takze Vasilisa padls
: ma kolena.
. Uboha divka sc nezprotivi
: la.
"Pros mne "a odpuSteni =
, zvolala hrabenka, jez Sc po
: nekud vzpamatovala re sve
no rozcileni.
: "Prositi nam? A proc?" ot
2 povedela Vasilisa klecic.
, "Protoze isl nevdecnice! Pr,
toae jsi dobroditelku svojj u
: razila a potupila!'
Vasilisa, stale klecic, zapor
: ne kyvla hlavou.
a "Prisaham pred Bohem
z jenz budc mne jednou soudi
: ii, ze myslenka, abych vas pc
i tupila, teticko, neprisla mn
) ami ma mysl; neurazila jser
a vas, aspoh ne vedome."
/ "Jak? zes mne neurazila
Coz isl netvrdila, ze proti tv
a vuli jsem te chtela provdati
/ Vasilisa odhodlane vstala.
J "Tetinko," pravila, "chra
mne Buh, abych vas pohant
e la; prisaham pred MIN pre-
vami, re nechtela jsem va
IL ami sldvkem nemile sc dotkno
o ii! Vite velmi dobre, ze pro-
me rozhodne Will zasnoubil
a jste mne panem Cudesoven
/ Poslechnu vas, tetinko, v
vsem, ale tax daleko nikdy n
= bude sahati ma poslusnos
abych vzala 81 muze, jeho
srdce me nenavidi."
~ "Podivejme SEP pravil
hrabenka Sc zdrcujicim posm
O. chem, "ta slecna ma srdc'
a. kter6z zapuzuje muze, jen
III se il nabizi. Vida, vida! Be:
~ l,xy II, IL
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LACE. Dvourodinny dnm, A
pokoje nahore a ctyry dole,
bfidlicova stfecha, dvojita We
randa, garaz. naleza Sc blize
hinsman vych. 90. ul. Has
te Sc {. 2902 Woodhill Rd.
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sHODA Sc. dyourodinny 'dAje

ERODA Sc dyourodinny DAN
, 5 pokojich dole to jsame
lahore. 2 koupelny. 2 farnes3.
elektrilla, vse zarlzeno. tVez-
me Sc po pSipade druhy mort
gage. Hiastsse Y Z. 1855 vych.
131. uE blize Union Fary.
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PRCDA Sc pod cenu novy
dun o sesti pokojich, bunga-
low, hotovy k nastehovani, je,
v peknem okoli, moderne zal
iizeny, garaz dfazba zapl2-
cena. Tez mann nekolik dora.
kn Jednom poschodi. Haste
sc u Fr. Lisy, 431O E. 116 81.
z Miles Ave.
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
Ky obchod v dobrem miste,
Kde je trzba "a hotove. Haste
sc v {. $3.50 zap. SO ul.
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VOJAK MA
DOVOLENE
JOSEF KALLINIKOV
(Ruskd ndrodni pohddka. }

(Ruskd ndrodni pohddka.)
Sci vojak ma dovolenou.
A dive bylo to jinak nezli
dnes - tenkrat slouzili dvacet
pet let.
A tax nily vojacek pospicha
doml.
Jde cestou necestou, do vsi
ma jests daleko. nevi. kde bude
nocovat. Tu yidi u cesty zajezd-
nj hospodu. -
Go abych Easel dovnitf, -
naplji Sc cafe trochu Sc zahfeji.
Vessel do senkovny = tam Sc
di general.
Pozdravil. jak ho to ma vojne
naucili.
- Kan pax jdes. vojacku9
- Poslusns hlasim, ma dovo-
lenou.
A rozvazal 81 rance, vytahl z
neho krajic chleba a zacal jjisti.
A general pie cal cukrovin-
kami.
- Poslys. vojaSku. pojd Sc
mnou pitt cal.
= Nesmim. pane generale.
sky rad to nedovoluje.
= | jen 81 sedni. kdyz ii po-
vidam Vsak bych tt nefikal.
kdyby TO nesmslo byti.
TAX 81 tedy sedl vojacek ge-
neralem.
Sedi a hovofi = a byl to ge-
neral prave cd jejich pluku.
= A kan Sc ubirasl
- Jdu do te te vesnice. pa
ne generate.
To je hned vedle meho
statku.
= Prave tax. pane generate.
TAX vyfid' me PAM ode
mne pozdrav. ia byl take donna
ma dovolene.
4 Dopili Cal = vojak podekoval
generalu "a Cal cukrovinky a
zacal 81 pfipravovat loze. Roz-
BALL vojensky plast'. zasil. CO by.
; 10 tfeba, rozprostrel jej ma po.
dlaze v koutku.
General mu povida:
: - To uz chces spat?
- Jsem po ceste jako zmlace
! - jen 81 jeste sedni, zahra
jeme 81 karty, ma spani mas je
Sic dost Gasu.
, Nesmim. pane generate, vojen
vojensky lad to nedovoluje.
: = Hlouposti, Sc mnou smis.
: Vojak nevi. CO ma delat, iaI
; pax kdyby ho ten general jel
: tax zkouselo
: - Nesmim, name to pfisnt
I zakazano.
E = A to nevis. ze mas poslou
: chat. kdyz ii tvlj velitel nee
pfikaze?
a = No. to vim =.
J. = Tax 81 sedm basta! "a
0 hrajeme 81 "cerneho Petra.
A tax musil mas vojaeek hraI
. generalem 'cerneho Petra.
: Hraje tcdy a mysli 81:
= A CO kdybych ho tax tro
: chu obehral - nejaky ten gro
byl by dobry ma cestu.
Schvalns Sc dal poGatku obe
hrat a general byl rad. ze voja
zustal "6ernvm Petrem."
; Hrali jednou. hrali DO druht
: al to jiz generala omrzelo.
!, = W dost. vojacku. zahrs
, jem 81 ted o nejakou malou cas-
: ku.
:. - Jakteziv jsem nehral .,
- nize, nevim ami. jak Sc to hrale.
;. - to mic nevada. ia ts to n;
j uSim.
y Zacali hrati "desitku" (haza,
, dnl hra chemin de ferre). Vs
E jak dial Sc obra,i jednou, a pa
~ .a.1y '1
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PRODA Sc automobil dobre
zachovaly.. Continental Motor
1921 "a $3.50. Haste Sc v
holirne c. 1857 Broadway, roh
Finn ul. go
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PRCDA Sc dobre zarizeny Pc
karsky .zavcd, dobfe Sc vypla
ceiici a V dobrem okoli. Adre-
sa. sdeli Sc adm. t. listu.
Ga
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pNODA Sc delikatesnd obchod
5 prodejem doutniki a. skoN
Mich potfeb. Byl zalozen pred
rs roxy. Trzi Sc kol $500 ty-
dne a .je pfi mem pekny byt o
5 pokojich, levny najem. Je
V okolf til skol. Blizsi sdeli
iednatel v z. 5000 Central av.
lei. Hemlock S68 6-1O
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karpety vsech druhi D
kazde vclikosti, take ma scl,o
dy We velkem vybsru u Sc
DLAcKU. 4S16 Broadway.
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PRODA Sc dunn na zap. 81.
ul. hodlci Sc pro A rodiny, kite
ry pfinasl $89 mesicne, male
"a sc bllze Lorain ave. Cena
$8600, polovic hotove. Blizsi
Sc sdeli v c. 2081 zap. 81. ul.
6-3
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cOBRY INVESTMENT. Poze-

DOBRY INVESTMENT. Poze-
mex 400 strev. ma Broadway
v Maple Heights, pekne bu-
dovy, kteryzto majetek musj
byt widen, neb prinese dvojna-
sobnou cenu. Da sc ma splat-
Ky. = Dale pozemek 1877 str.
ma Broadway ma pekne see
nerii, bli1e Stop 10 A. B. G..
Line. BiizSi sdeli Mrs. Miller,
5047 Dunham Rd., Stop 9. Tel.
Broadway 4055 w. 6-2
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pROIA Sc neb vynsni "a
mestsky maiatek farma o So
..krech u Geneva, O. on the
Lake. Blizsi sdeli Jos. Hejna,
ron Clark a Scranton Rd. /?
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PONDELf, 2. cERvNA 1924.
PRODASE buffet "a. s18. still


PRODASE buffet "a S18, stdl
do jidelny $40, still do knihov-
ny Sl2, kamna ma. plyn $1s,
lednicka $12, kuchynsky ma
bytek, kamna, pohovka, zidle,
karpety a jine veci do domac-
nosti potrebne. Haste Sc v &.
ABB Clark ave. S. w. 6-2
PRODA Sc LEVINE novy dun
na vych. LOG. ul. o 6 svetni-
cich, koupelna, dubove pod
lahy jine moderni zarizeni.
Bl;zsi sdeli mattel v {. 3425
vych. 130. ul. /?
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PRODA Sc cestovni automobil
Chevrolet, po pfipade Sc Wy
meni "a lot. Haste Sc V G.
4317 Warren ul. po 6. hod.
vecer. 6-3
Evening star., 1924-07-27

Mediterranean. Take the
sugar that sweetensC Clicquot
Cluh-the highest grade of
granulated sugar produced.
And the water that goes
into Clicquot Club is not
only the purcst possible to
secure, but its exclusive TO
the Clicquot Club springs
and TO ClicquotCluh c
Ginger Ale. And from
Evening star., 1924-07-27

Whenever smart people lay doun their bridge
hands for moments pause, there you find
Chcquot Club Ginger Ale, cool and sparkling,
in the place of honor, ready to gi,e a new zest
to the players.
Evening star., 1924-07-27

Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is not touched by hanc
There is nothing artificial about it.
They all like it
Clicuuot Club Ginger Ale has been made for thirt
nine years. The connoisseurs found it good Then Il
public did too Today they all like 1t used in the gre
homes and in the small ones. AT the smart functio
and the little informal dance, in exclusive
hotels and hospitable friendly homes.
Today Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is more
widely bought than any other ginger ale.
Nobody finds it overcharged under
charged with bubbles. Nobody finds it too 4
sweet Nobody finds it too dry. Nobody
finds the ginger zest too great or the fra II
GRANGE other than what it should be. n
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is summer ~
drink and an all-year round drink. 1t is SO ~
wholesome that it is given in hospitals to ~
convalescents 1t is good at meals and good
between meals. 1t is good for grown-ups
and good for youngsters. o,@.
1t is good to buy Clicquot Club by the ~,
case and have it in the iceb box. Buy it GpSs
from your grocer, your druggist, or your -.
confectioner-and remember that it is worth -
insisting on. The Clicquot Club Co., Mills,
Mass, u. S. A.
Evening star., 1924-07-27


sparkling, bubbng, refreshing Cliequot Club
Ginger Ale is exactly the prescription you need.
At the first mouthtul, the fatigue will lift. 1t
has the effect of breath of fresh air when you've
been closed up all day. And it tastes SO good
Where do the ingredients come from that make
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale SO fragrant SO golden,
SO sparkling-and SO wholesome, too, From the
sunshine lands of the earth Jamaica, Cuba, the
groves Of California, the shores of the Mediter-
ranean-and the cool, deep springs of our own
country.
Its pure ingredients
hese ingredients are SO tempting SO pure, SO
genuinely good that, balanced and proportioned
they in Clicquot Club they could not fail
to make perfection drink. That is what Clioquot
Clubs Take the quality of ginger that goes into
it. Genuine ginger root this is just as it is grown
in tropical Jamaica. No better ginger root can be
bought. Its cost is about four times that of most
ginger.
Its fruit-gro,e fragrance
Take the perfectly blended fruit favors that give
the fragrance to Clicquot Club. No better lines
and lemons can be grown than those from which
these fruit flavors are derived They have the
sunshine flavor in them from California; from the
Evening star., 1924-07-27

Olympic gowns, which have
created a sensation in Paris.
The frocks were worn in the
fashion promenade at the
Longchamps race course.
Wlds WorIi Photo
Evening star., 1924-07-27
From sunny climes comes the flavor
of Clcquot Club Ginger Ale!

WIHEN the days a
w bro iler and your
mouth is parched, you're
tired. That's a rule of ma
ture. And it presoribes re-
freshment and when
you take a pleasant, cooling
drink Of something good,
you're suddenly on your
toes again Take ma
ture's hint when you're
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-09
Harlem S~choolboy is
Determined To Come
Back To Home State


If the three large railroads
of the northwest are looking for
one OF the best boosters for Mon
tana, during their mammoth adj
vertising campaign in the month
of December, they may find him
in Harlem, Montana, Elwen Exc
gren, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p.
Ekegren.
Elwell was sent to friends in
Oceanside, Calf, last spring, in the
hope that the boys health might be
benefited. He has improved con-
s%iderably, but instead of being wean-
ed away by the salubrious California
climate and congenial surroundings
his hankering for home continued to
grow. Everything has been done to
make him contented there and he
has been urged to stay until his
health is more improved, but recently
he could stand it no longer and wrote
that his father send him his
fare so that he could come home,
winding up his letter by saying, 81
rather die in Montana than to
i've in California"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-09
PEANUTS ENTER LIST OF
STAPLE FOODS; USE OF
PEANUT BUTTER GROWS

A generation ago peanuts were
looked upon as a luxury, to be eaten
on circus day or fed to the elephant
and the monkeys, but had no place
in the daily diet of the nation. Today,
statistics show that the use of pea
nuts in the form of peanut butter has
reached a point where it may be con-
sidered as a staple.
A large portion of the peanut but
ter consumed in Montana is manu-
featured in Seattle from nuts i'm
ported for this purpose, those being
selected which have just the right
proportion of oil. The nuts are
thoroughly roasted, shelled and the
brown inner skin and the germ re-
moved to prevent any bitter taste
and to keep the product from becom-
ing rancid, and then the nuts are
ground.
The peanut butter as it leaves the
grinding machine is put into con-
tainers and packed ready for ship
ment. The Rogers company which is
the largest manufacturer of this pro-
duct in the Pacific northwest, packs
all of it's output in bright colored tin
containers, which are sealed so that
there is no chance for contamination
or deterioration. Their "School Boy"
peanut butter is widely known
throughout Montana, as large ship
ments of it come into the state every
month.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-09

Of the nation, and from these will be
selected the Queen Petrolia. This
trip of Montana's Queen to the Tul-
sa show is made possible by the
favored with the opportunity of re-
presenting her state at the Interna-
tional Petroleum Exposition which is
to be held in a few weeks at Tulsa,
Oklahoma. At this time, she will
appear in the role Of Petroleum
Princess from Montana.
At this Tulsa exposition, there
will be princess representatives from
all of the petroleum producing states
management of the Billings Daily
Gazette, who have arranged to de-
fray all of the expenses of Queen
Montana and her chaperon escort.
In the voting at the state fair,
Miss Harriet Thompson of Billings,
Yellowstone county was second and
Miss Alva Larson of Choteau was
third.
Queen Wana is a most charming
Montana girl, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Edwards OF
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-09

THOSE pioneers who came to
Montana in the early sixties
and establish themselves on
the eastern frontier of civilization
in the extreme west, namely, the
Gallatin valley and vicinity, were.
forced to make their farms with
the rifle ever ready, and in constant
fear of treacherous redskins. For
long the Bozeman pass over the
Belt mountains was the dividing
line between the real Indian coun-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-09

what is now Livingstone dis
tance of 20 miles-and including
the Bozeman pass, there were fire.
quent small engagements, raids and
murders by Indians. They never
would fight a force that at all APP
preached equal strength with them,
but would cut out and destroy
small parties, making away with
their plumber. 1t was the most har-
assing sort of warfare.
killed outright and the other as he
was trying to escape to the brush.
"In August, 1865, came one live
1y scrimmage, hardly worth the
name of an engagement, but typ