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BIZ EIenore Meherin
The Biggest and Best Story of
Her Career
aYNapaYg

M6Feorss Medd0sDs AGrrtc6 WIN
Lee at seventeas. His dissoIete
hobits made her Hstaerable, but sAe
endured Nm fOr three ge0rs,
MaT0nret supported her sOhtess
Nora, bg te1cFiitO acisoOl ~ FCird6Iss
srhere she met AililreiD.
Moro, groom to aU6tNdnhoOd, read
MdmcM Lesc1.st, and began 70 IN
6erst0nd tHe love c1 AMdretD and her
mother. Nora az seveMtseh, mes
Daae Herrtck, College BOY 81 Mtne-
esen, and coinMemced to feel lore
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Retu1ninE Cifts
= MR9 REErTkMAn1.

+ 49,
nEAR MRS. BEECKALAeS
~ A man Of twenty, who has
taken my daughter few times
to q theater dr for d walk, has
given her q silk umbrella for
birthday present. She n now nine
teen years old. Should she &C
cept It? Is it correct for her TO
go on 4 days excursion on boat
to New York with him? He il
supposed to De nothing but =
friend to her. Q. =. p.
NEITHER is correct. T realize
IN how she Is probably going TO
scorn this judgment of yours and
mine! And realize, too, from
your sensitive handwriting, that
these unconyentiona actions OF
your daughter would worry very
much q father of your apparent
refinement. Can't you tenderly
persuade her TO accept only the
conventional gifts of flowers,
books and candy7 1t won't be
easy, know, for there is d lure
about things" that appeals to
the feminine heart, especially, to
: the young heart. and more espe-
cially from q beau. But I have
had several reassuring letters
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Persian Bread

DERSIAN bread il made in large
y pancake.lilo sheets, some.
times over two feet in diameter.
1t is baked by spreading the dough
out on great beds Of red.hot
pebbles. 1t Is wonderfully crisp.
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ContInuAd iron, Saturday,


We win want 1 tree. 7
think those who 90 before us,
Nora Lee, must be greatly hum
bled BY our grief. II Is such sullen
payment for the joyous things
we've had such lack Of faith in
their continuance
So Dane ana Nora Lee went up
the tran winding through the lofty
trees, went silently through the
trees; went silently through the
hushed and dreaming wilderness.
He was tan. with HIS great Shout
ders swinging exuberantly. but his
huging eyes were dark
she said: aYou Wouldn't think
tlais hlli could be N 4 city, would
you?''
He didn't answer. but only
pressed her hand. They reached
the clearing that was q wide
plateau on the top Of the noun
tain. They sat down and watched
ship sailing through the Golden
Gates-a frail, gallant thing y
seemed against the dove-gray
mists that rushed like spirit hosts
across the hills.
Danes Picture.
Then he took package from
his pocket and gave it to her
sheepishly and said with funny
grid. "Wiii you put It on your
bureau and look at il a LOTT"
Ii was picture Of himself
with that high light of youth IN
his eyes and in the grin. half
tucked away and trying to look
stern.
TITS not conceit. Nora Lee.
made me have it taken"
..No-you wanted to keep your
beauty shining before me. You
ore indeed 4 handsome ladf' then
her heart frightened. II much
misdoubt il ! should let you go!'
II wish We could be married.
1 wish / could take YOU with me,
but two years won't be 80
long
'Notwo years aren't long
And it may be better in .
way Z
yes in a way She could
thing Of nothing to say. They
looked at each other with stream
ing eyes.
He laughed: You're SO dear.
Nora Lee-you're the dearest
dear. don't know. what It is I
see when Il look in your eyes,
but no one else has such q look,
DO You know q Vthing I've
thought? rye thought that we're
married alreadyI-I feel that when
/ look at you.
His mouth paled and frightened:
ibid you ever feel that way about
ne, Nora Lee?''
She reached up and shut away
his eyes with her ~open hands.
Then she gave an odd, sobbing
laugh. II thought love was so
beautiful; now see that It is
terrible terrible. You have reach
Cd in and scooped out my heart"
He said. with choke in his
voice. Il viii take such care
ck itroh, / win, Nora Lee. And
you know that. don't your You
really love me2''
She laughed at him through her
tears. She said: "oh, sesthe
ship Is almost, gone"
And she stopped down quickly
and picked up a burr from her
skirt. The grayness Of the sea
and the sadness of the wind want
WasAing through her thoughts.
She would be alone so alone.
I But she turned to him with q
reckless flash Of the bluest eyes
he had ever seen. kiss me and
30. NY merry. brown lover goes!
CHAPTER XXXV.
MARGARET In Anguish.
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Me DIT IA TO N S
!. MARRIED. w ON AN
By Helen Rowland
Man. the s.SnoM-0f Z

TtoNsDER my Daughter the Seven Deadly Stunts. wheih
man seeketh to find favor il the eyes of woman
GO tol not woman been called empress and Eron md
lurer Of man, since the beginning Of time2
Yet The HeIOn cock croWeh, and The peacock
strueth the pantet face deckeh himself IN
feathers and danceh his Waranc for the admiration c his mate
civilized drvet his beneath the window Of
his beloved and bowe the horn Justify 70 call her attention
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he performeth feats upon the football field: he
braggeth Of his polo, of his horse Of the fish Re
hath caught, the game he hath killed, and the
golf AZ hath played
He showeth his medals, and his loving cups, and
i puffed up with self-glory at her "chs" and
Tahs."
He scattereth his winnings in the street, and
his takings ct poker like unto the wind, when she
looketh on; he flingeth his she1els to walters and
bus boys. He delighteth TO Be called ahighflierl"
He bringeth her the trophies 81 his prowess and
the spoils Of success; he dazzleth her with jewels
and flowers and ribbands and automobiles.
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ERE are two fetching afternoon models for the inter
mediate Of the Autumn, shown to the left and
right while above are two Of the newest things in
purses and novelty boa.
The two dress models particularly smart That at
the LETT Is frOck Of crepe satin with nnc edged in eyelet
embroidery II is most effective iii black with red EN-
broidery or tan with dark brown embroidery.
The coat dress to the right is most practical affair."
cut on excellent lines and is Of twill will be noted that
it Is suitable for either the slim stout figure.
The boa is Of ostrich and is Of the season u
novelties effective To- dress up last years evening
cape with.
The envelope areof satin either embrOidered
.colors Or plain
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eth off his Greater knowledge revealeth the depths
Mighty Mind, for her delight
He delehteh to TEACH her things and there something
oweh naugh he reoceth EXPLAIN
yneth with other cappeth hands,
crying, "Hear hearr and "Oh, how wonderful
For she noWeth her and to ADMIRE him her only
lure
To praise him is her only "enticement"
feed him gorfy him her only hope Of conquest
persuade hath fascinated and astOnshd her
her only witchery.
tie sHOWoFF 81 the sexes Is Man. and he win brook
rivalsi
Yet how dear ID the heart Of Lover
NO stunts and demande meight but simply adoreh
starreth HER!
Verify he shnet amongst the cutups,
icandescent cloudy night him. winning
as easy the turning of hand
YEA he is so refreshing
SELAH
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Colossus

TUE famous gigantic Colossus
Of Rhodes. one OF the sevcf
wonders Of the ancient world, wh
thrown down by an earthquake /
224 B. c., and after living IL
touched for 1000 years. was fina,
" broken up. 4
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WHEN DID IT
HAPPEN?

lWhen was d treaty OF reci..
procity between the United States,
and England ratified?
when did Edward Gibbon: the
English historian. die?
3-When was orsini's plot
against Napoleon discovered?
when was Magnus III Of
Norway, killed in battle in Ire
land?
When was Charlestown, 9. G.,
bolnbardcd BY the FederaIs7
Answers to these queries win be
printed tomorrow.
ANSWERS
to Saturdays Questions.
: 1.-The Seventh and Eighth New
York Volunteer Regiments r..
turned to New York city after two
years service IN the civil war.
April 20. 1868.
1.-The quadrllle became popular
in France in 1904.
S-Fort Sumter was unsuccess-
fully attacked by Federal forces
April I. 1868.
4Crispi, the Italian statesman,
died August "a, 1901,
5--Quito, the capital Of Ecuador.
was founded in 1884.
copyright, 1924, by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.
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CHAPTER xxxv.
MARGARET in Anguish.

Margaret sat breathless in a
great Armchair near the open win
dow. Her lips slniled--.a strained,
determined smile.
And In the dark, her eyes traced
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PRODA Sc neb vymsni OBJ
chodnf majetek o dvou aorech
a tfech bytech ma dlazdene u
lici Mt. Pleasant. Cena mir
ma. Dale jednorodinny ddm Q
6 pokojich, koupelna, velky
lot, pekne kurniky, ovocne
stromy, je blize A. B. C.. kary
a skoly. Toto je lace, pouze
$500, hotove $4,000. The A.
tlas Finance Co., 5454 Broad.
way. Ptejte Sc ma Rob. Kohou
ia. 81
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PRIJME Sc divka ma domaci
praci, ktera umi vafit. Dobry
plat a domov pro radnou div
ku. Haste Sc v {. 1890
Larchmere Blvd. Tel. Fair
mount 1926 j. SIP
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PRODA Sc LEVINE cukrovinkO-.
w obchod a delikatesni s pro-
dejem skolnich potfeb. Tydni
prijem kol $400. Byt o 5 syet-
nicich, naleza Sc prot Base
BAH Parku, blize dvou Skol.
najem levny. Haste Sc mezi
IL. 3. hod. odpoledne v c.
1856 vych. 66. ul., blize Le-
xington ave. 5-l6
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PRODA Sc delikatesni a cu-.
krovinkovy. obchod {. 1894.
Scranton Rd., blize Trowbridge
ave. Trzi Sc pres $400 tydne.
zadny podobny obchod v oko-
Ii. Haste sc v {. 1878 Miles
Ave. sic,
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PRODAJf Sc krasne jifiny, 10.
cent? jeden brambor, pravai
cena 20 az 80 cent? kus. Has
te Sc v {. 1913 vych. 81. ul. blil
De Francis Ave. Tel. Broadway
S22 w. 81.
DRIVE
k zatap6ni koupite LEVINE u
THE AMERICAN BOX CO, !,
1900 w. 3rd st.
Tel. Main 1921.
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LACE v cORLETF, blize u
Mon kary. DIn1 o 6 >pokojich,
koupelna, fernes, cena $665O;
6 svetnic, koupelna fernes
$4,000; S pokojii, koupelna a
fernes $500; a pokoje, kou-
pelna, fernes $3.50; 2 pokoje,
stor, garaz s2950; Nam jeste
mnoho jinych laci v majetkach.
a lotech ma ruce; piste neb "a
volejte Smolik Bros, 8311
Quincy Ave. Tel. Cedar 1888.
"A 5-6
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
- lace, {. 1868 Edgewood
Ave-, z vych. 131. ul. v osade
sv. Rodiny. Je tam 5 pekojG,
koupelna, tvrde podlahy, kom-
binacni fernes. mantel.. yelky
lot. Hotove $1,000 aneb Sc We
zme jednorodinny dIm neb lot
ma kupni obnos. USetrite ko-
misn. Zayolejte Garfield $500
J. Sc
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PRODAM dvourodinny dunn Q
5 pokojich nahofe a to same
dole, 2 koupelny, naleza Sc biz
ze skoly a kary. Haste Sc v
{. 1905 Mt. Overlook Ave
Vemte Woodland karu k vych..
116. uL aneb E. Boulevard.
Sc
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V tom vstoupila hrabenka.
Stalo Sc jen zrfdka, ably hra-
benka prisla Sc podivati ma
toilettu divek.
Vrhla nevlidny pohled ma
svou dceru, re nebyla jeste no.
tova. PAX priblizila Sc k Va
silise, posunula j stuzku pone-
kud ma stranu, polibila il ma
cello odvedla vysperkovanou
ovecku svou ma jatky.
Budoir byl jiz hostmi napl-
men: reditel kancelare, v niz
Cudesov byl nrednikem, diva
Ivyssi urednici ministerstva spra
vedlnosti a vetsi pocet pribuzr
nych - nemajetnyeh. Lisino
srdce, beztoho jiz ranene, "a
chvelo Sc jeste vetsim bolem
pri pohledu ma tyto osoby, KITE.
re pozvany byly jake spolec-
most muze, jenz byl il ustano-
ven ia chote.
Rychlym obratem ruky po-
sunula 81 stuzku ma hlave opet
mad prostred celia.
la nejaky okamzik objevil
Sc Cudesov v rukavickach, oho-
len, sama vonavka - zkratka
bez poskvrny. Jeho vlas byl ma
kadefen.
Kdyz vstoupil, bylo slyseti
tlumene reptani hrabeciho ST.
rotka.
Zasedli Ike stolu.
Cudesov vedle Vasilisy.
Obycejny porad pri stole
byl toho dne zrusen. Pfipravi-
Ii obed skutecne tucny jako
pro lidi, ktere chceme nakrmi-
ii ma cely tyden. Velke kusy
masa, hodne pecene podob-
ne; avsak neprisla ma stul ami
ryba, ami zmrzlina - zkratka
mic, co by dodavalo hostine RAJ
zu elegantniho. Co hrabenka
: ucinila, ucinila take dobre; So
ma tyto pokrmy zvolila.
"Obed pro chude," pomysli-
81 Zina, pohledevsi z hosti
.pa missy.
, Vasilisa brala vec tn zcela
zertem v jejim pohledu sc
zracilo troehu ironie.
Cudesov byl We sve neznosti
neprekonatelny a nevycerpa.
telny.
Vasilisa ku svemu poteSen
zahrala 81 tentokrate ma koke
tu. Zdalo Sc il veselym uGinit
. 81 z toho muze posmech; pova
:. zovalat' jej ia bezcharakterni
ho.
"Jakcu budu miti radost
jeho rozpaku, az mu dam ko
sickem!" pomyslila 81 vitezo
d slavne.
$ Hovorila nenucene byl
samy vtip.
Hrabenka dala osvetliti ss
lon.
= 'Prosim te, Liso, pro koh
!. dala mama rozsvititi vseck
I. lampy?" ,septal il Dimitrij Sc
= movsky.
ITO jest pro miss Juniort
YOU, protoze ma ma oku jecn
zrno," odpovedela.
Sc zaricima ocima a runner
nymi licky vedla zivy hove
dale pax S Cudesovem.
"Ah,' pomyslila 81, "chcet
81 mne witt, mily pane, 2
= chot, ponevadz nam desl
= tisic rublu vena - vybavu
= o, mily pane, Cim blize domn
vate Sc pristupovati ku SVEN
cili, tim horst bude okamziI
az spallte 81 pazourky."
Hrabenka velice divia
le- choyani Vasilisy. Myslila nej
u max, nez ze Lisa jest celia sls
posti touto, poradanou k vi
W. nj, stastna.
" ku pfani hrabenky zased
pax sobe sestFeniee k plan
l. kGht9Ij Slysati VIC LfL yx,o1;
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KRASNA OTROKYNE.
ROMAN.
Napsol Henry CreUille.
r O M A N !.
Napsal Henry Cre0ille.

duchu uboheho knizete pohfbe
neho takrka V samote sveho
nadherneho, ale pusteho do
mu. Videla v duchu medry po-
koj, pokoj blondynky - snila
o mem.
"Kneznou!p pomyslila 81.
"Milionarkou! Milovana po-
cestnym, cituplnym muzem! |!
Vse to bylo pro mne ustano-
veno! A nynf mela bych Sc sta
ii chotf muze, jenz vdni vofia-
vek otravuje vzduch a jejz la
.ka Ienom mole veno? = Nj
kdyw
Myslenka tato zachvatila il
tax, re konec valciku jala Sc
hrati nesrnfrnou rychlosti,
tax re Zina musila napjati vse-
chny silly, ably i postacila.
"Vyborne! Vyborne!' volal
cudesov a tleskal svymi prsty.
"Slecno, mate krasny talent !"
Mezi touto hrou rozvazoval
Cudesov tez o sve existenci.
Tato slavnost byla pofadana X
jeho poct6, makho jen statka-
re 2 venkova Sc skrovnym do
mem, jenz byl uz malem na
spadnuti. Byl pozvan k hosti-
me hrabenky Kumjasinove,
byl kandidatem zenitby, zeni-
chem hrab6nciny netere. Jeho
Tsvatba odbyvana bude dome
hrab6cim a hrabenka bude jej
zvati "zetem". Elegantnf tato
duchaplna panicka a vyborna
umelkyne ma piano bude fiditi
jeho domacnost. Jeho pfedsta-
veni budou jej navstevovati a
"a pomoci protekce hrabenci-
NY rychle postoupi v ufade
Stane sc reditefem kancelare,
dostane rad sv. Amy.
Cudesov byl pozvan jests
dvakrate k obedu; vsak prize
tt jeho nebylo jiz TAX skvele
hostina ovsem byla mnohen
Ilepsi nezh poprve; a ponevadi
lspolecnost byla mensi, byla
Lisa zdrzenlivejsi; prece vsal
lhrabenka byla jaksi pfekvape
ma nenucenosti, jakouz Vasili
sa v chovani SVEN jevila.
/ "Bude z nj dobra panicka,
lpomyslila 81 hrabenka a v du
(chu sama sobe gratulovaia, Il
dala il takove vychovani.
II Jedne nedele v dnoru necha
la hrabenka povolati X sob
: lpani Gorovou, matku Vasilisy
Prijala il velice pratelsky
2 objala il, nazvala il "milou sc
-Istreniei" a beze vsech okolno
: sti zavedla nj tento hovor:
"Nalezla jsem pro Vasilis
a !muze, vyborneho to muze, jen
ma sve zasady, pekne posta
.-[veni pet az sest tisic rubl
tjmeni. Vase dcera dostane re
ol cne sest set rublu ma svou to
VI lettu; jsou to uroky z kapitall
p Iktery jsem il ustanovila "a vi
no; tez dam il peknou vybav
fla zaplatim il cinzi ma eel
eErok. Jste tim srozumena 2"
Pam Gorova, jez ma neco p
\ dobneho ami nepomyslila, N,
II Imohla Timed odpovedit. Vysl,
villa hrabence pouze sv6 ce
e uznani;. jelikoz vsak byla d,
q tmou, pamatujici ma vselike
.tEkolnosti pripadech tax dul
!? lzitych, dovolila 81 tudiz k hr,
+ bence tuto otazku:
al "Souhlasi-li ysak charakt,
(, onoho pana s.povahou me dc
Try? Lib Sc ji?"
vel "Pochopite prece, mila sc
j. ltrenko," pravila hrabenka h
vfkym smichem, "ze- tom n
III lmuze byti ami reci. PAM pf,
vzdy mnsi Sc pova1e sveho N
Lyize teprve prizpdsobiti a pro
u. jest S prospechem. provda
lo Sc sVZdy 9dtvka II nnlt,1ds ioct M
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.nuta, ''avsak - .iak chova Sc
k nemu Vasilisa ?"
= "Zcela dobre," pravila hra-
benka; "a co vice chcete?
Snad nema mu ona sama rfci,
ably 81 il wal 0 mssic dfive?"
"Dovolfte mi vSak, abych Sc
otazala dcery sve sama?" de-
Ia panf Gorova, ktera poprve
citila We SVEN zivot6, ze hra-
benka olupuje il o pravo ma
terske.
'sPravs naopak Chef vas Ia
dati, abyste Sc il ami nezmfnila
0 tom, co jsem vam sd6lila.
Nechei, ably podkhala neja-
kema vlivu, a aby zalezitosti
teto iedn&no bylo svsdomite,
musfme il pri volbe ponechati
1plnou syobodu."
Panf Gorova 81 oddychla.
/ Jeste tehoz vecera byla po-
volana do. ,budoiru K hrab6n-
tce slecnA BOchetOva.
/ "Mila sleeno Bochetova," +"
Rpravils k nj hrabenka, imam
sdmysl 60 nejdrive provdati svo
iii netef. Jak pochopite, jest
vase lloha skoncena. Jelikoz
Vasilisa nyni casteji musi cho.
kditi do spoleenosti, nenf pfi-
1'tomnost vase jiz tax nezbyt.
nou. Mdzete Sc tudiz cd dnes.
fka povazovati zcela prostou
ssvyeh poyinnostf. Ostatne NH.
zete v dome nasem zustati tax
dlouho, pokud vam bude libo.' >
"Smela bych slecnu Vasili.
gu tedy provazeti aspon ma je'
jfch prochazkach?"
me, mila sleeno, jste uplnt
sv0bodnou. Do dne, nez bude
svatba, mdze Vasilisu doprovs
yeti Justina Adamovna, jez ma
k tomu dosti casu."
"Nebude-li tedy Jasnost nj
! echo proti tomu namftati, o
dejdu jiz pozitfi k jiste svt
pfibuzne," odpovedela Svy
carka.
"Jak? JM tax brzo?" tazals
Sc hrabenka, jez by rada jesti
po nejaky Gas 81 hrala ma do
broditelku.)
"Od te chvile, kdy nemoht
|, pani hrabence byti nicim pro
. spesnou," pfavila guvernantka
f; "nesmfm zneuzivati vasehe pc
hostinstvi."
: "Jak vam libo, slecno," pra
: villa hrabenka patrne urazena
Vzala Sc stolu convert.
"Zde jest, cim jsem vam je
ste povinna; mate zaplacen'
ma tfi mesice napred. Musil
jsem vam to oznamiti drive
MONA, re dostanete hned mi
{ sto jine. Myslim, re nebudet
: Sc zdrahati prijmouti to, ne
> chcete-li mne totiz uraziti."
: Slecna Bochetova mlcky 8
) uklonila.
V okamziku, kdy mela ode
= jiti z budoiru, sevfelo Sc il 81
: ce tax krecovite, re uboha m,
: >sila ma chvii stanouti.
Hrabenka, mystic, re che
!: jeste neco rici, obratila sc
: nj.
!, Slecna Bochetova della pal
!, "Smim obcas navstiviti sle'
= ny a pana Dimitrije?"
Jmeno iejiho syna vzbudi
% u nj spatnou naladu; pres
o. vsak odpoved6la:
o. "Zajiste, slecno! Myslit
le re vas posflam pryc? Nikel
t. Vzdy budete nam vitana," d
O. dala a podala il ruku.
e. Slecna Bochetova stiskla r
a. ku hrabencinu a odesla HUB
ce zarmoucena. Citila, co 70
err lOuceni toto Znamena!
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PRIJME Sc

PkIJMOU Sc nateracsti del
nici. Haste sc u M. F. Hornik,
1851 Broadway, druhe po-
schodi. So
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PRIJME Sc muz .nebo zena ma
siti zakazkovych vest. Prace
rucni. Haste Sc u V. Stibr,
1851 vych. SIS. ul. 81
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PhIJMOU Sc nateraci a pa
,pfrovaci. Haste sc u B. Hraba-
mex, 1914 Nursery Ave. 5-10
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PKlJMOU Sc uniovi naterac-
sti delnici. Jen schopni necht'
Sc hlasf u Frank Houdek, 7113
Union Ave. Sc
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PRIJMOU Sc schopni tesafsti
delnici. Haste Sc u Fr. Val
char, 3616 vyeh. 48. ul. 81
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z jistych pfiSin muslin wy
prodat miij krSsny nabytek
ze styf pokojG, ramofon,
karpety a elektrickou lam
pu, vse velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc v (. 1875 vych. ia. ul. z
Union. /?
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PRIME Sc inteligentnf
hoch, ktely ma skolni certi-
fikat do uceni v tiskane
"Sveta', 1914 Broadway.
Haste Sc po 5. hodine We
Ger v adm. t. |. SIS
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PRIME Sc kovar a kovarsky
pomocnik. Haste sc u Johanek
Tool Co., roh vych. Ii. ul. a
Webster ave. Sc
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OMAN K Y

PRONAJME Sc jeden pokoj
pro radnou zenu dvouclenne
rodine, m1ze pouziti i ostat-
Mich mfstnosti. Adresa sc sde-
Ii adm. t. istu. Sc
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Ma UDstaUe obrazi.

va UDStdUe 0brdz1.
Zbohatlik: "kolik zadate "a
tcnto obraz?"
'Ponevadz jste to Wy, dial bych
jej "a polovicni cenu."
"A co stojf ten katalog?"
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-16
A SPLENDID FEELING

That tired, half.sick, discouraged
feeling caused by a torpid liver and
constipated bowels can be gotten rid
of with surprising promptness by u.s.
ing Herbine You feel its beneficial
effect with the first dose as its purify
ing regulating effect is thorough and
complete. 1t not only drives out bile
and impurities but it imparts a splen-
did feeling Of exhilaration, strength,
vim, and buOyancy of spirits. Price
60c. Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-16

Buddie Cribbs has picked his cotton
over once and will start over it again
this week.
Truma Harper and family visited at
Mock Saturday night, the guests of
Ray Johnston and family.
DIR. Il. Startling was here one day
last week on business.
S. c. I. Sage and Bony Mcclure Of
Sugar Loaf passed through here Sun
day going to Maynard.
]. r. Davis lost his old favorite
work horse last week.
Little Miss Geneva Johnston is spend
ing the week with her grandparents at
this place.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-16
ALBERTHA

J. II. Carroll went to PocahOntas
and bought fine Jersey cow.
We look for butter to go down.
o. Il. Rapert made business trip
to MiddlebroOk Saturday.
The pie supper at this place Friday
night was well attended and general
good time was reported.
Ed Rhodes of Hideout preached at
Stokes Sunday morning and at Davis
in the evening.
Il. A. Sage returned last Of the week
from a visit in Oklahoma and Texas.
He reports having seen several of his
old Arkansas friends.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-16
"COLD IN THE HEAD"

is an acute attack Of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent "colds" are
generally in run down" condition.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is a
Treatment consisting Of an Ointment, to
be used locally, and Tonic, which acts
Quickly through the Blood on the Mu-
cous Surfaces, building up the System
and making you less liable to colds"
Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-16

Warning Order
In the Justice Of the Peace Court In
Water Valley township, Randolph
County, Arkansas, before G. III. Stub
bleheld, Justice of the Peace.
j. IL. Brown, Plaintiff
VS.
Charley Fox. Defendant.
The defendant, Charley Fox, Is here
by warned to appear in this court
within 30 days and answer the COM
plaint of the plaintiff.
This Oct. IL. 1924.
c. ii. Stubblefeld,
10 4tp. Justice of the Peace.
Cooperation is the thing. Do you
have the cooperative spirit?
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-10-16

At the election last week everything
went Democratic except the constables
Office and there was no Democrat run
ming. Il. l.. Hicks received 10 votes
Pierce's oil truck covered Randolph
county first.