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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-28

Proda Sc dunn jednorodinny
ma Reno ul., blize skoly a u
nion kary, 6 velkych svetnic,
plyn, elektrika, dlazdena u
lice, garaz. Cena $4,000.
Ddm dvourodinny ma Reid
ul., blize vych. 49. ul., A vel-2
ke pokoje pri kazdem byte,
elektrika, bridlicova strecha,
velky lot. Cena $47OO.
Dum dvourodinny ma Gar
ul. u Broadway, 5 pokojd a
koupelna dole a 5 pokojd a
koupelna Sc zachodem raho-
re, plyn, elektrika jine "a
fizeni. Cena $4,000.
Jednorodinny bungalow Ma
Heath ave., blize Union ave.
"a vych. 1O5. ul., moderne sta
veny. velky lot a garaz. Cena
$1,000. Ma tyto majetky MOI
10 polozit menSi obnos a ostat
nj ma lehke splatky. The Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte sc Ma Mr.. J. Mlckovsky.
5-2X
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VYJEDNAVANf O ZVY3ENf
MZDY KONDUKTERUM A
MOTORAKUM MA MRT-
VEN BODE.

Prvni konference peti arbi-
tratord, ktefi mali upraviti
mzdovy spor mezi spravou a
zfizenci m6stskych poulicnich
drah, zustala "a prvni schuze
bezvyslcdnOu. " konferOvani
bude pokracovano Ultra odpo-
ledne. NejObtiznejsim profile
mem zustava stale, kde witt
penize ma pozadovane zvyse-
nj mezd, ktere n6kdo zajiste
zaplatit musi. Spolecnost sc
brani, ze nema penez proto
jako obycejn6 zaplati cely u
Get as jezdici obecenstvo.
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PRODA Sc farma v Indepen-
dence O., primo cd majitele,
8 mil cd squaru, je 0 S akrech,
ovocn6 stromy, vinice a jine
kere. Dunn je o 5 pokojich,
voda v dome, koupelna, fer
mes, tepla voda a jine zarize-
nj. Dvojita garaz, nova ban,
dlazd6na ulice. Pc ptipade sc
vym6ni "a mestsky majetek.
Tez diva Lofty ma vych. 149. ul.
z kinsman Rd., kazdy je 35
str. siroky a 245 tlouhy. Hla-
ste sc v {. 364O E. 1O4. st.
5-2s
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ZARDOUSENY cfNAN.

25lety pfislusnik "nebeske
rise" mattel pradelny v &.
1888 zap. 25. ul. Charlie
Chong nalezen byl vcera poll
eli umfrajici. Modre otisky prs
tn ma hrdle nasvedcuji, re Ci-
nan byl uskrcen. Policie az do
sud nema nejmensi stopy, jez
by mohla vesti k nejakemu
vysvetleni zahadneho zlocinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-28

"a PRfcINOU odjezdu do
Czech proda sc Ford Roadster,
9 mesicu uzivany sc vsemi po
trebami, ma Market Box, tax
ze Sc hodi pro kontraktora neb
obchodnika pro mensi dovaz-
ku. Cena $275. Haste sc v {.
93O3 Park Heights u Turney
.Rd. 6-2
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OMILoSTNENY .AUTOISTA.

Ia to, ze v opilosti ridil au-
to, byl poslan ma 80 dni do
robotarny we Warrensville Mar
tin Knable, 261 vych. II. ul.
Jeho. zena, zbavena tax zivi-
tele, dostavila Sc vGera v zou-
falosti k soudci, jemuz pla-
Gem vypravela, ze jejich 5me-
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Poor! Prodaji Sc "cham-
pion" kuchyhLxa kamna, VIC
trola a library stdl, velmi lev
ne, bude-li to prodano rych-
le. Haste Sc v {. 9819 Union
Ave. nahore. 5-29
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-28

PRONAJME Sc cisty byt 0 3
mistnostech, lnensi rodine, je
tam plyn, voda uvnitr a jinS.
Jen fadni necht' sc hlasi
v {. 1924 Scion Ave. nahofe.
6-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-28

sicni dfte tezce onemocnelo "a
palem Pile. Soudce dial sc OBJ
mekciti a zakrocil, ably zaba-
sovany sportsman byl lined
propusten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-28

rRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a de
likatesni obchod prodejem
doutniku, kde Sc trzi pres
$3.50 tydne. Je pri mem byt o
5ti pokojich. Naleza Sc c.
4505 zap. 35. ul. Vemte w.
25th st. Through Car aneb
prijd'te do cisla 1878 Miles
Ave. Ga
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$500 hotove a zbytek me-

Sicne, kOupi Jednor0d.
dunn, nalezajici Sc v o.
koli vych 49. ul. Jsou
tam dive velke svetnice,
dive loznice, koupelna,
velky sklep, elektrika.
Jako novy. Take Sc "a
meni "a vGtsf dunn.
$1,000 CO prvnf spl6tka a
zbytek mono splaceti
jako najem ma dun o 6
svet. a koupelne, velky
sklep, elektrika, lot jest
4Ox168. Vse v dobrem
stavu. Ma vych. So. ul.
u Fleet Ave.
$500 hotove koupi jedno
rod. dunn o 5 svet., kou-
pelne, elektrika, sklep
pod celym, furnace, skop
ky ma pradlo. velky lot.
Naleza Sc ma Reno ul.,
blize vych. 1O8. ul.
$4,000 hotovs postaci ma
novy, prave dohotoveny
jednrod. dIm O 5 svet.
a koupeln6 Sc vsim mo-
dernim zarizenim. Pek-
! ny lot. Blize vych. 131.
! ulice.
DVOURODINOVE.
S svst. q koupelna dole a
nahore, sklep pod celym,
furnace, skopky, elektri-
ka, horni obydli nese
$35 mes. Naleza Sc z
vych. 131. ul. v Corlett.
'Hotove $24OO. - Cena
$1,000.
$500 koupi dvourodinny
dun O 4 sv6t. a kOupel-
: ne dole a nahofe. Sklep
I pod celym, elektrika,
! pekny lot, II vych. 131.
! ul. v Corlett.
!: Kupte tento! $1,000 hoto-
1 We ma dvourod. dunn pra
; We dohotoveny. S svet. a
! koupelna dole a nahore,
! 2 fernesy, skopky, sklep
! pod celym, elektrika, vel
!; ky lot. Horni byt nese
: $4,000 mesicne najmu
: NaleZa Sc z Vych. 131
!. ul. v Mt. Pleasant.
! Zavolejte:
i The Crescent
! Realty Co.
! 1868 BROADWAY
: 1929 VYCH. 131. UL.
! ''v Progressu".
i Tel. Broad 2202.
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z jistych pficin muslin wy
prodat nsdj kr&sny n&bytek
ze ctyf pokojii, ramofon,
karpety q elektrickou LAM
pu, vse velmi LEVINE: Haste
Sc = I. 1875 vych. ia. u. !
Union. >
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KRASNA OTROKYNE.
+. = I. = u M "A N

z o M A N j..


dh pIhNHd PVIoh '"'!f
sobe; melat' dobra hraben-
ika We zvyku vzdy pdkryvatl
jen chybv jinych a klasti ma
ne veskery ddraz, ably tim via
stni chyiby jeji zdaly sc men
simi a ably vliv jejich oslab!-
la a stala Sc tax sama pred Sc
bou nevinou.
"Mela jsem il sobe vice ma
kloniti dati il pfilezitost, a
by vyslovila Sc tax, jak srd-
ce jeji byIo by 81 pfalo.'
Vysledek konecneho zIyto,
vani byl, ze usmys!ila 81 byt.
cd nynejska X neteii sve las.
kaveiisi a shovivavejsi.
Jiny vysledek zkousky t.
byl, lie hrabenka nejen ku de-
tenn svym, ale k celemu donu
byla vlidnejsi; to bylo kazdy
rok.
Diva nebo tri mesicc po veli-
konocich vzdy mely v dome
Kumjasinu dobry prdbeh, hrs
benka ke vsem byla povolna
a pima laskavosti; pozvolnu
vsak prece zasady jeji donna
haly Sc opet platnosti, hraben-
ka upadala " stare koleje a
TAX to- slo opet :Nou staroa' ccs
tou po cely rok. az Ease X We
iikonocnimu tydnu, kdy odpy-
kala hrabenka vsecky 'svoje
chyby. ma stupnlch oltafnich.
.Dalsi postup stfidal Sc ton
ze merou, u,,.a-
tHod bozi velikonotni prime
81 tudiz sebou mir v nejkras-
neisim slova smyslu.
Vasilisa byla neien indy, j
tenkrate mad miru dojata nez-
nosti sve tetinky; jeji dobre,
mile srdecko zapomnelo ma vse
chino prikori, kteraz musilo Wy
trp6ti a krone toho bylo. doja-
to jeste uprimnou vdecnostI.
Stastne vyvaznuti cara zlvo-
TEN mimo to dalO podnet k ne
konecnym slavnostem V dome
Kumjasinu, tax re cclych ctr-
macte dni bez prestavky trva-
ly plesy spolecenske vecery
zabavni.
A nejen dome hrabenNy'
ale v dOmech Ostatnl siechty
poradany podobne slavnosti
Obe divky tentokrate beZ ma.
mitek dostaly povoleri do vsech
plesi1, jez vyhradne nebyly ur'
ceny pro dospele, netreba IA
iistc ami zvlaste podotykati, ~
Marickij vicekrate nezli jedno'
nasel prilezitost, ably mohl
Vasilisou sc baviti.
Kdyby Sc byl nekdo mlade
no dustojnika tazal, co vlast
ne zamysli, byl by Marickii u
iiste nevedel co odpoyedeti, Je
likoz slecna Gorova nebyla pr
neho zadnou "vhodnOu partli
Rylit' rodice jeho bohatyn
a ieho rodina byla We styk
: neilepsimi rodinami fls'
Marickij nejvetsim pravei
mohl 81 ciniti ty nejvttsi n$r'
ky nezli pomySleti ma divk'
ktera ostatne zmafcnym "a
noubenim k tOmn jcste $ m
zem, jenz ami do slusne ro
my nepatril, stala sc trochu IN
mejsi.
A prece mlady dustolnl
kdykoliv byla rec 0 dotcene
nest astnem zasnoubeni, VIZ
sc rozlltil Uneven, ten Jf
sc premOhl, ably nevyvolal .
dneho skandalu.
Cd te chvile, kdy Vasill'
pfestala byti nevestou, umii
la 81, ze vynasnazi Sc. aby
komu Sc nezallbila. upflm
receno, doufame vsak, re c
mar umysl ten nebefe doopra
DIV, nebot' neni to u mlade q
XIV ami NONE, ably TAX sc q
vedla pfekonati; oysem pod'
axnouti dluzno, ze ponekud y
siiisa Sc fpfece pfemahala.
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DOBRY INVESTMENT. Poze-

mex 400 strev. ma Broadway
v Maple Heights, pekne bu-
dovy, kteryzto majetek musi
byt WIDEN, neb prinese dvojna-
sobnou cenu. Da sc ma splat-
ky. - Dale pozemek 127 str.
ma Broadway ma pekne see
nerii, blize Stop 10 A. B. G.
Line. Blizsi sdeli Mrs. Miller,
5047 Dunham Rd., Stop g. Tel.
Broadway 4055 w. 6-2
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slllse Samou chvalu, byla s nj
stale spokojenejsi; al ljojed-
non opfi neDredvIdaDa udaIoS
zpucobila nahly obrat a pris-
sne zasady vice ncz kdy jim
dy domohly Sc v6tsi platnosti.
Cd te chvfle, co svatba to-
tiz byla hrabenkou prekaze-
ma, neprovazela Justina Ada
movna jiz Vas;lisu ma prochaz-
zach, nybrz op6t miss Junioro-
va Zina. Melat tudiz Justi-
na, dosti volneho casu, ably mo-
hla oddati Sc svym dvaham.
Videla Sc jiz v duchu v Aoma
cnosti Cudesova sama vladky-
nj.
Cudesov ovsem byl nahledu
zcela jineho; jeho prvni my
slenkou bylo, ze po svatbe r
hned pferuSi veskery pomer s
Justinou a to tim splse, jeli-
koz vyZvedel a zpozoroval, ze
Vasilisa Justinu ncnavidi.
"Pujde to samo sebOu." pO-
myslil 81. "Treti den ukaze mo-
je pani Justine dvefe a TAX Sc
il nejltpe aprostimc."
Nahoda vssk chteIa tomu re
Justina nestala sc v edomacno
sti Cudosove ami yladkyni, a.
niz byly il dvere ukazany.nr
Cudesov skoro jiz .Mdraven
avsak ruku jeste nose v obvaz-
ku, prochaZel sc zaduman pO
Nevske pasazi. Byl bled sot-
va ze pozvedl oci.
Pojednou vsak spatfil ma ro-
hu ulice kozenou tasku, KITE
rou jiz nekde vid6l, popatril
ponekud zvedave vzhuru a po
znal Justininu 1trpnou tvaf.
Jeden pohled dostacil, ably
81 Oba navzajcm porozumeli.
Vstoupili po chvili po scho-
dech do horejsi galerie Cost
neho-Dvora" kdez setkali sc pt
prvG; tam mohli klidnc spoil,
hovofiti.
Zach, muj ubohy priteli!--
Jaka vas 10 potkala nehoda."
Danny v tom ohledu vzd.
znaji najiti pravou nit rozho
voru.
! "Ba, veru!" odpovedel 4
fednik sc zkormoucenou tvs
ri, "proklata to nehoda"
"Nu," tesla jej Justina hi
sem andela, "vsak MAIDEN
: neco lepsiho."
"Mezitim vsak stale pfec
len mann ramenO We dvi q D,
vest hlupaka."
+, ''Prcce jste jiz vyhojen,
;. ne?" pravila Justina s zivy
lcastenstvlm.
"Ano," odpoved6l Cudeso
;, povoliv 81 obvazek, "jest
!. jiz lepsi, ale - -"
me, me-" pravila Justin
: 'jen 81 jeSte ncchte obvaze
;, Fekn6 vam slusi. Ostatne kr
ii re odjele, tedy Wy jste op
4 panem situace."
Cudesov chvili pfemyslt
k. pax takrka mrzute podival
m ma Justinu; vzpamatoval
" vsak, ze pfece mohla by r
N v necem byti prospesnou, z
L. tajil >svou nelibost.
"skoda," pravila justin
a "vse bylo jiz TAX pekne mast
il jeno - -
IL "Ba veru!w odpovedel {
1e desov trochu dojat, "ta slec
te byla velice prijemnou."
v "To 81 take myslim, ale :
iv "Ale to veno mizernew
o Take pravda! Coz vs.
It. protekce, vyhlidky -"
d Oba povzdechli.
/, ! "Jak sem ale ten knize
" hned mohl pfijeti? Kdo'
Ir- to sdelil?' tazala Sc Just
-iu v hnevu.
q.
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dun
0 5 pokojich dole a to same
nahore, 2 koupelny, 2 fernesy,
elektrika, yse zafizeno. Vez-
NE Sc po pripadG druhy mort
gage. Haste Sc v {. 1866 vych.
131. ul. blize Union kary.
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- karpety vsech druhG q
kazdk velikosti, take ma schc
dy We velksm vybsru U Sc
DLACKU. 4816 Broadway.
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zELEZARSKY OBCHOD, nej
starsi v okoli, dobre jdouci,
proda Sc vyhodne. Obchodni
mistnost je spojena S bytem o
) svetnicich. Naleza sc v by
vale Krausove budove {. 4427
Broadway. $50
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DRQBI' N f
OZN A M K Y
PRIME Sc

PRIJME Sc bartender pri pro-
deji neopojnych napoju. Has
te Sc v {. 540O Hamm ave.
5-31
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PRODA Sc aeb vymeni "a
mestsky majetek farma 0 So
akrech u Geneva, O. on the
Lake. Blizsi sdeli Jos. Hejna,
roh Clark a Scranton Rd. 7?
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PRODA Sc delikatesni obchod
8 prodejem doutnikI a skol-
Mich potreb. Byl zalozen pred
26 roxy. Trzi Sc kol $500 IT,
dne a je pri mem pekny byt o
5 pokojich,a levny najem. Je
v okoli tfi skol. BlizSi sdeli
jednatel v {. 5000 Central av.
Tel. Hemlock 868 6-1O
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PRODA Sc pod cenu novy
dun o sesti pokojich, bunga.
low, hotovy k nastehovani, je
v peknem okoli, modern6 "a
rizeny, garaz a dlazba zapla-
cena. Tez mann nekolik DOM
XII o .(ednom poschodi. Haste
Sc u FIR. Lisy, 4310 Z. 1l6 St.
z Miles Ave.
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C.l. Sport. Klub "OLYM-
PIE" z Chicago zavita k
nam ma Decoration Day v
nadeji, ze odveze si mistrov
stvi V kopane; zapasit bude
. nasim clevelandskym klu-
bem "CechosIovilkl'' q hve-
zdami lnternacion&lni Ligy.
Vsichni tudiz ma West Tech
Field.
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PklJME Sc divka neb zena
do ufadovny k vedeni obchod
Mich knih, ktera ma obchodni
vzdelani. SluSny plat pro scho-
pnou divku neb zenu. Zaslete
svoji nabidku s naZnacenim
sve az dosavadni prace pisem-
ne do administrace "Sveta"
pod znackou Box 500. :?
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LACE. Dvourodinny dun, 4
pokoje nahore ctyry dole,
bridlicova strecha, dvojita ve-
randa, garaz, naleza Sc blize
Kinsman a vych. SO. ul. Has
te sc v {. 1902 rWoodhill Rd.
6-3
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KUPTE v cOKLETT. - $500
ma hotovosti staci ku koupi
p6kneho domu o Z svetnicich
8 koupelnou, fernes, skopky ma
bradlo q jine zarizeni, bude
"a Ia dni hotov k nastehova-
nj. Cena $500. Blizsi sdei
Nejedlik & Mikes. realtors,
11O15 Union ave. Tel. Broad
way 1886. 5-2S
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PRODA Sc buffet "a $18, stul
do jidelny $40, stul do knihov-
ny $l2, kamna ma plyn $18,
lednicka $12, kuchynsky ma
bytek, kamna, pohovka, lid
lie, karpety a jine veci do do
macnosti potrebnG. Haste Sc
" {. 1918 Clark ave. S. w.
5-29
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PRODAJf Sc pekna kamna
kuchyhska ma uhli j ma plyn.
Haste sc v {. 5677 Hamlet
Ave. $50
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
ky obchod v Ndobrem miste,
kde je trzba "a hotove. Haste
Sc v {. $3.50 zap. SO ul.
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PRONAJME Sc farmieka f

PRONAJME Sc farmicka 0
23 akrech, hodici Sc pro dru-
becnictvi, je tam obchodni bu
dova, kde by Sc svyplacel gro-
cerni a snaiseny obchod. Je to
Smiths Crossings, Stop SO May
field Rd. Line. Haste Sc V {.
39O8 Broadway. Tel. Broad
way 844 M. 5-31
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-04
The WeU-Dressed Man
 By BEAUNASH Correct Clothes To Meet The Obligation Of Every Occasion
Shoes For Occasions


 nNE fthe habits of the well-dressed eE Englishman, worth emulating, is that he sets out to acquire clothes. He divides the fine art of dress into occasions, and each occasion has, it's separate suits, shirts, scarfs, shoes, and so on. These are puctilionsly worn at the proper time in the proper place and the line which sunders town from country or golf from tennis is never overstepped. Too many Ameri- cans have no wardrobes, but rather a tumble of clothes which are as discon- nected as the words that follow one another in the dictionary.
 Acquire a wardrobe. Buy every ar ticle of dress with definite place and purpose in mind. Possess as many clothes as your means permit. Chang ing off pro-rates the wear; the reverse concentrates the wear. Thus. variety in dress is economy. Moreover, there is an undeniable energizing influence in frequent changes of clothes. A man looks fresher and sprucer to himself. He cultivates many-sided personality. And-not least important-he-s : learns which best befits his type, figure and cast of features, knowledge that cafl- not be gained by wearing the same old things.
 Applying the principle of the proper style in the proper place to ones shoes, every sort has it's own special shoe de- veloped by years of experience. No shoe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-04

is equally practical for every game. Tennis, for example, requires a soft shoe, of the sort reproduced here, that flexes freely and will not slip. This one is made of light but tough canvas or duck lacing up to the top like a hockey shoe. It is rubber-soled and has a spring heel, as distinguished from the regular or raised heel. An insert over the ankles lends added ease and flexibility.
 A standard shoe the world over for tennis players is the so-called sneaker" made of either white or brown duck. The soles are extra thick rubber and very resilient. With such a. shoe the correct hose are lisle or light wool, not silk. Lisle and wool are absorbent, whereas silk, of course, is slippery and, when moist, sticks clammily to the foot. Whether high or low shoes be worn is, to be sure, an affair of preference, not propriety. Evey tennis player, like every golfer, discovers through experi- ence which type of shoe is, best suited to him.
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would happen to him if he did meet Jimmy Skunk, and he was hungry. He had had just a little bit of hope and this wHe that Jimmy Skunk wouldn' t come back when it grew dark. He had crept part way up the hall at the first hint of night, and stretched himself out to wait until he could be sure that those dreadful yellow jackets had gone to sleep. He had just about made up his mind that it was safe for him to scamper out when Jimmy Skunks voice came down the hall to him. Poor Pe- ter! The sound of that voice almost broke his heart
 He has come back. He's kept his word," he half sobbed as he once more went back to Johnny Chuck's old bed room.
 There he stayed nearly all the rest of the night. though his stomach was so empty it ached. You know Peter is a great eater. Just before it was time for Mir. Sun to rise Peter ventured to dash out of Johnny Chuck's old house. He got past the home of the yellow jackets safely, for they were not yet awake. With his heart in his mouth he sprang out of the doorway. Jimmy Skunk wasn't there. If Peter only had known it, he hadn't been there since he had called to him the last time. With sigh of relief Peter started for the dear, safe old Brier Patch, lipperty-lip- perty lip, as fast as he could go.
 'I'll never, never play another joke" he said over and over again as he ran.
 Next Story: Reddy Fox Bides and Broods.
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Hearts of T,oo
CHAPTER 1As

f CHAPTER 145 ETN HE DOOR opened almost instantly
 and, in the still house. Marian s A voice was borne clearly to the listeners ears.
 Come in !'' she said. "No, nothing is wrong. l closed the door a few min utes ago and have been saying my pray CTS here by fathers bed. He seems about as usual. except for that occa- sional moan he gives. But suppose that means nothing"
 "No, it, doesn't" Mrs. Fisher agreed. q am sorry to have been out so late. But my cousin had tickets for the thea tre and telephoned to me a little while after you left, and your sister was very sweet about it and insisted that l go. She said she would not be timfd. hope she wasn't"
 ''She was not timid,' Marian re- marked. But as rule she does not care to be left here alone"
 - Well won't go away at night without her getting somebody in to stay with her."
 II am glad you could see a show this evening" Marian said kindly. Lois wondered at her calm tone as she re- called the storm of passion that had burst less than a half-hour ago. We all need recreation sometimes, con tinued the even voice.
 Tt doesn't seem to me that you get much of it, Miss Marian" the nurse remarked. "However-that's your own business, suppose"
 ".Yes, each one of us has to judge for herself" Marian replied. Good night !" .1 -s, as-
 Lois slipped back into bed. Her door was open and she both hoped and feared that Marian would pause in passing. She did not, but went on to her own room, closing her door behind her.
 For an hour Lois lay in an agony of nervousness. The more she thought of what had happened. the more certain was she that she might have averted q catastrophe that threatened to sweep all chances of her individual happiness away. Marian could look out for her self-but-what would she, Lois, do if the man she loved turned from her?
 Marian was her only hope. And Ma rian must stand by her.
 (To Re Continued)
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NH," said Mrs. Jarr with a sigh, |V some people have it nice in this
 well, just who are the people that have it that way?' queried Mir. Jarr.
 "Oh, lot of people," replied Mrs. Jarr. Look at that oldest Gudney girl, Gloria Gudney, who married young Weedley; he's heir to several hundred thousand dollars and so sickly that he may not outlive the year."
 Il remember I said something of that sort to her." said MT. Jarr, "and you told me I was every unkind, though Mrs. Weedly knew was only joking"
 That's just like you menr re- marked Mrs. Jarr. When a woman speaks of being happy you men are all so egotistical that you think a woman is only happy when she gets a husband. It's very unfortunate day for most of us"
 Men don't take half the interest in being married that women do," said Mir. Jarr. "When there's anybody waiting at the church in vain, it's al- ways the bride. That's one date a woman always keeps-her wedding hour. They cry and their mothers all ways cry, as if it were terrible sac rifice, but there they are, and if there's anybody that jumps the game at the last minute it is never the fair young bride or the brides mamma"
 "Oh, you think so, do you?" re- marked Mrs. Jarr. Well, I want you to know that if I had taken my moth- er's advice I wouldn't have met you at you know she doesn't yet. But you 1i0h fu were P
 Well, I can't say that your mother was nervous" said Mir. Jarr. After we returned to the house she kept her eye out of the window to see if the expressman was coming with more wedding gifts That's all she seemed to think of !'
 Mother knew I hadn't gotten a bargain as a husband, and she was hoping there might be some presents come from your friends, but they were few and far between, and cheap, very cheap And if you married me for my money l hope you were disappointed ''
 "I married you because thought you had a nice disposition" said Mir. Jarr; "but got stung both waysw
 Here Mrs. Jarr began to cry. "Oh, to think you would ever say a thing like that to mel she whimpered. q did have lovely disposition, and if it is changed you are to blame. Living with you all these years would change anybody's disposition"
 "Mow many years is it?' inquired Mir. Jarr. .-
 Nearly fifteen" replied Mrs. Jarr. Its the crystal wedding anniversary that means cut glass-well celebrate it. You can send a lot of invitations
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Miss McCoolA An. nounces Plans
 Wedding

Miss valla Lee McCool. who will be married June 19 to Mir. Bernard Nal lam, Jr., has announced the plans for her wedding.
 The ceremony will be solemnized at St. Pauls the morning of June 19. The bride will be attended by Mrs. Wallace Eugene Wilson as matron of honor. Miss Leda Chitwood of Chatta- nooga will serve her as maid of honor. Mir. Harvey Chambliss will act as Mir. Mallam's best men and the ushers will be Mir. Paul Vance and MT. Roland McCool.
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PROOF AGAINST SUNS RAYS

Curtains of materials that will wlth- Etant the strong summer sun are a wise choice. for the cottage and one now finds large soft cushions covered with the same material and finished with a marrow dull gold cord. They are especially attractive when made of a striped material in indefinite shades of rose and mauve and gold.