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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-29

NEST astnych pfedkh po til sta
let. Ale dnes, Vasi, obeane po-
stavili Vam tento pamatnik. a
odevzdavajf jej Vast pamat-
ce. A p1jde poutnik ko1.toho-
to pamatniku v dcts poklo-
n / sc pred Vasi pamatkou. A
otec, stara matka, vdova, mi
lenka, sirotek pfijdou sem Sc
slzou oku a vzpomenou ma
Vas, nikdy Vas nezapomenou.
Kazdym jarem, kdy nase vlast
odeje Sc kvetem pprijdou sem
Vasi drazi a k VaA pocte vho-
di sem kytici rudych RUIZ la
sky. A az lipy zavoni a letni
vetfik v ne fzaduje ponese
Vam ma osamele hroby Vase
polibeni Vasi otcipy., Ia cizi
zeme bud vam lehka!", -
nebylo sucheho Okla, nebylo
tech, ktefi by nechapai osu-
du padlych, a radostne nepfi-
sahali recnikean: .My vsich-
nj zde shromazdeni slavne sill
bujeme, ze pametlivf VAST cti,
budeme vsrnymi syny sve do
moviny, "a jejiz svobodu TEX
la Vase krev." Pc te feei Ia
pei zpsv. spoil. ''Uslavan" hymn
ny INA pfirodu" a pfedseda
,vyboru pro postaveni pomniku
NEST. tai. Frant. Vrana odha-
luje pomnik chape Sc slova
ably zddraznil vyznam slavmo-
sti, podekoval vSem "a podpo-
ru, poskytnutou k uskuteene-
nj tohoto dila, a vyzvedl ume-
leckou hodnotu pomniku, KITE
"a prave zada pfj SVEN oeene-
! nj zrak prosty toho, CO snizu-
je pravy vyznam dfla umel-
cova; zada zastupce mSsta, a.
by pomnik pTijali do sve ochra
ny. - "Budiz nam tento POM
mix symbolern narodni solida-
rity, ably tax jako spolecne pra
ccvali k samostatnosti naSeho
naroda, tax svorne pracovall
isme k jeho 0brane a udrzeni.
Zp. sp. "Uslavan" opetne zpi-
Va . ma pomnik kladeny jsou
Wence q kytice rudych razi
Glen vyboru pro poataveni po-
'mnfku vrch. NEST. OF. j. Kou-
bek, CITE potion jmena vsech
padlych. /. nam. starost1v, ob
chodnik Frant. Brichacek, pre-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-29
HoANik PADL9M

HoMNik RADL9M
We svStove valce padlo 80
obcanl z Blaine, . nichx TIL po
lazili zivOt ma oltaf vlasti v
ruskych legiich. Pro jejich svst
lu pam&tku postaven byl v Bla
the, z ,popudu americkych kra-
jan1,, pomnfk die navrhu, So
chafe Josefa Bflka q architek-
ia Josefa Petr6. Kamenny
podstavec ,zhotoven byl z bla-
tenske zuly kames1ickym mi
strem Frantiskem Muzikou.
Socha - lena pfedstavujfcf
novy zivot csl. naroda, ktery
vzesel n&rodu ze svetove val
ky, iiz naznacuje vojensky
hfbitov ,,(kriz a helma ma hro-
bel, jevf w .tvafi stopy smut
XIII . utrpeni valecneho, ale ia
ke jiz pevnou dlveru v lepsi
budoucnost, q v naruci pfina-
81 svazek klasi CO znak plod-
ne pr&ce pc letech zkazy a no
veho blahobyte po letech BIZ
dy.
ZhotQvena byla horicke-
no pisEovce.
PodstaYac po3hniku nese m
pfednf strane y1asticky prove
deny napis, vyIadFujici obsah
tohoto umeleckeho dila: "Na
rovech Vasich nam vzrostl no.
wy zivot." Ma prave strane Wy
znaccn napis: "Obatern valky
1914-1919." Ma leve: "Venu-
il jejich rodaci v Blaine a v
Americe." Pomnik postaven
ma vhodnem miste u rejstarsi
stavitelske pamatky v Blaine,
chramu.
Odhaleni pommiku, spojene
S oslavou pateho vyroGf csl. sa-
mostatnosti q s odexzdanim pa
m3tnich isti pozlstalym po le
sion&fich, kenano dine 2S. rij-
ma 1898 o 10. hodine dopoled.
nj a poSadatelem byl okresni
osv6tovy sbor.
v pfedvecer ramci slavno-
sti sehral spolek diwadalnjch
ochotniki v move restaurova-
n6m sale "a Lva' a ma nevem
stiaem jevisti vypravny histo.
ricky kus "Jan zizka" cd A.
Jiraska. IA peShve rezie p. Jo-
sefa Janovskeho. Tinto skve-
lynn predstavenim s*ilov6 byla
zahajena slavnost, ktera byla
vskutka vSen&rodni. a inpo-
santni prdvod, jehoz Sc zucast
nily vSechny eficielni osobno-
sti q csleho okresu = nAspocet-
ne nanozstvi obcanstva, dosved
Goval, he to byla sl2vnost mi
mofadneho vyznamu, jake '
Blaine nejsou pametnici. Prd.
vod vysel z Havlickova nabfe-
Ii pfesn6 o 10. hodinS dop. ma
misto postaveni pomniku. Sla-
vnost xalA1jena zp6w4ckym
spoken "UslavaA" rno!hutnym
"Chor&lem Cechl" cd Prause
"a f7zeni spis. Jar. Prlchy. Pc
te vstoupil ma fecnickou tribu-
nu slavnostni recnik spisovatel
tel Ed. Simek odb. uc. Q Plzne
ktert ohravymi a doismnSani
slovy rozvinul pred nese seetnynni
posh1chafi tragedii padlych q
odk&a. isi1ch narOdG Kdyz q.
postrofoval padle hrdiny: 20
sud byl k .Vagn. skr1tym. Wy We
Lief 'n,ltyf, nedockai jste sc o
|svobozeni vlasti, pc ktere jste
Ftolik toWzili. Wy j legie VaSich
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18

PGlHcS 10 $50
KerchiefS 15c
Don't forget new kerr
hiefs for Easter. They
re made of sheer linene,
With corded borders, en-
roidered corners, fine
mems with colored Dor
lers.
'KERCHIEFS 29c
Values to soc, beautiful
dadeira handkerchiefs,
aade of fine linens, sports
olors, and hand embroid-
red corners.
JOSIE STREET FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
For Sale-Balloon Tickets

Come and get yours tomorrow
FOR surely you are not going to miss
his wonderful fete. These tickets
ire only a dollar and are for sale
It our sub-postoffice station.
JOSKE STREET FLOOR
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7 SicAt6WGN TWs}(4TI
6oS f9GN3 foUOGScG |
y ~ y Olive Roberts Barton
NO. 1.-THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUTT

know II that one minute sac had a
huuo uud tie neat minute sc
didn't Thara am
"Ml}ho tho Wind blcN q away"
raId Sick
Maybe q dii." aid jack
maybe someone needed house
and stole n said Nancy.
"Mayhe." said Jill,
"Oh. dear me- Maybeh won't bring
our houss lsuck f" sighed Mia john
4 really don't know what we arc
going 20 % about a."
Don't worry said a Kind voice
cl0to by. and there stood rat, kind
Mr. spmtt. the fattrat person IN an
Daddy Chandler Land Come right
over % my house and have break
fast. M OF you Jack and ! have
pancakes aud bacon every morning
He eats tho pancakes aud I eat the
bacon. We can talk IL all over az
the breakfast table"
TO he Continued
tCepyrirht iBgt. y. y A Service inrl
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CHAPTER XVI
The AnrlrnI NIlrarlr

NEWS In tho mountains travels
IN fast. by mysterious ways, ana
in places where Il seems impossible
Also &, has marvellous powers OF
mutation what may start out far
down on Little Beaver Dam az am
innocent prank. 10 liable 10 reach The
Upper Sweet water ~ n fuilnedgcd
scandal.
80 Il was on Nameless that drowsy
day In August
Nance Allison was busy about her
work IN the secured kitchen. with
sonny Fair following her like "a
small-siEed shadow,
In the dim regions beyond Mrs
Allison was IN bed with n ''sick head.
ache" The balls u tho carpctruru
had been sadly put away. All finished
and ready for the loom. but farther
away from that desired goal than
ever. II seemed 10 Nance that that
carpet was tho last straw. the ride.
uloua small pressure that had an but
snapped the thread of her control.
Whenever sho thought Of Kate
Cathruw shc thought not Of her
Pappy. not OF Bud with his aagging
shoulder. not of her burned stacks
and her field % growing corn. but Of
the bare floors OF her pvor home.
There WAS a frown between her
golden brows these days. a grim Set
20 her lips. and uhe spent many
hours on her knees beside her bed
praying for guidance. for strength
20 keep her narrow way, But tho
"stlrrinEs" that she felt inside her In
the EprisS spring had become a
scethlns turmoil OF passion. hard 70
hold.
I'm like the patrlarchs OF old. :"
she thought 90 herself. filled with
righteous wrath. II IL wasn't that
have the light Of the New Testament
I'm afraid I'd go forth and siay my
enemies. or try TO-"
what you whimpcTtnE about,
Sanceg Tell mo too. said the child
hugging her knees and looking udor.
lnsiy up with hts soft brown eyes.
NY gpciousl Was whimpcrinE.
sonny she asked nEhnst. II must
DO getting pretty Tar gone. as Brand
says. Nance was thinking. that's all
thinking about bad thlngs that
mako her heart ache
She nodded
''Ycs-thcy'ro ourn. all right Yours
and Brands and mine"
There was vague comfort In this
association. in tho common cause
that seemed 70 bind her and hers 10
Brand aud sonny Fair.
Brand and sonny Farther
thoughts went OF on tho tangent
which those two names always
started.
II was part Of tho trouble which
made the frown habltunl--tho frown,
30 alien 20 tho sweet and open face
OF this girl
Always there was under the sur.
face Of her mind the running ques.
ton What was Brand Pair 10
SONNY And always there iurked in
the dim background tho word -
Father. Was II truog Was tho child
hts son? And n Il was true-whcro
and who was the motherg
A deep and terrible ache seemed 20
take her very bones AZ this thought
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a misery which sho could no, under.
stand.
She shoot, hcrsolf and sighed and
tried 10 smile down AZ the boy. but
the effort was n failure.
Nance he asked Sohcrly. don't
you love me any moreT'
Tho Rirl dropped on her knssa and
gathered him 10 her breast In a fierce
gesture,
Love your Honey child, Nance
loves every inch of your little body!
She loves YOU 70 we'll she's scared 10
death Brand viii como along some
day and want 20 take sou away
AGAIN.
sho sat back on her heels and
smiled AZ him. this time successfully.
II there was one spot OF light ~ tho
darkness OF her troubles v was tho
child. Always his pleading eyes. his
shy carosses could tighten tho load.
CONTINUED In Our Next ISSUE
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The Twins woke up one morning
10 find a. little note pinned 90 their
pillow Il ssld3
Dear Cbildrgns What 90 you
think, Someone stole tho House
That Jack Built. Picked Il right up
where 4 stood .n Pippin liill and
walked or with d.
mo one haa seen n since The
uight OF Jack and Illl's party when
Mrs- John, Jacks mother. Loot hes
cider and pies la tho dumb waiier.
"NeAt morning when Jack aud jlll
had gone down the hiIl, and Mrs
John had gone 10 market. someone
took ". when they came hack the
house was az gone as yesterday
7Wnl you 80 and help them "a
hunt for ~ Ever since you found
the lnat sleepy sand 40 tho bottom
~ tho sea, people think you are too
smart Tor anything. ! haven't time
90 go because I'm busy showing my
ground fairies how 10 stack up moss
and dirt around plants 90 that Jack
Frost cannot hurt them this winter
DO SO AN dheip Jack n you can,
because II no doesn't ma his house
before winter. I don't know what be
and his mother ana sister will do.
The magic shoes are under your
bed, Put them on and you viii find
yourselves on Pipplu Hlu az once.
Lovingly youm.
THE FAIRY QUEEN"
"IimlnecEcrsT' cried Nick II
should say We would co.
And DO sprung out % bod and
into his clothes and slipped on the
magic shoes.
And Nancy upmng out Of her III
tic bod and did tho same thing.
mean she put on her clothes and
her shoes' Not Nicks.
And as truly AZ ten you. didn't
they find themselves rlKht on tho
top Of Pippln Hill where all the APP
pie trees grew
But alas and nlack'
Where Jacks fine new house had
stood only the day before nothing
was left hut the cellar
There wcro MrH, Iohb's waAhlng
tubs ana her bulicr-crockH and her
preserves. and her stepiadder. and
her clothes props. which bhe had
brought In IN cHfo Of rain. and her
cider.barrcl. and her wintrrapplea.
and her sack Of potatoes n every
thing.
Everything 90 keep house with,
but no house 10 kept
n was n dreadful state Of Affairu
There was Jack and there was jill
and there was Mra. John looking VA
tho the world had come 90 a sud
den end.
! what DO you suppose could have
happencdT'' said Nancy.
Jack and jill and Mrs. John
looked ever 20 surprised 20 SEQ the
Twins. when you so any place by
magic u IL natural that you should
make no noise at all
so nobody had noticed them unul
Nancy spoke.
I'VE haven't the least Idea" raid
Mrs. John. not tho least All
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angle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO THE GAY LITTLE
MiRQUISE, CARE or THE
SECRET DRAWER,
GnNTINIfEn
CONTINUED

I. TOO. kept WEil all that long
nirht. Little MRrqulso. but strange
az u may seem. Il was not with my
father, Il wan with Memory. ~ my
Importantly. Mermory brought 20 mo
ali tho beautiful things that had been
In Johns lifo ana mine. aud I felt
when I opened the door and went IN
10 my mother au the dawn broke.
that we both had refreshed our souls
and were ready 10 greet the nuS
morning with fortitudo.
was quite sure of this as looked
az my mother. Tor upon her face wun
glory 81 acceptance that had
never seen on Il before. I knew by
some mystic proceha she had slfted
out all the travail Of her poul. all thu
inevitable protest against that great
Law.
sly mother seemed TO have reached
spiritual understanding Of those
deep ihiaga Of God" which made
clear to her the reason and the right
Of that Law,
when I put my arm about her, she
turned 10 mo face Of such tranSfig
urtd. tragic beauty. that I wan Rwcd.
Something had happened 10 her soul
in the long. solemn hourh Of the
night. Some comfort had been given
her. She had from somewhere found
the strength to say: Thy viii be
doner'
Slowly my mother turned back 20
the bed. and bending down, placed
her lips on the marble forehead Of
my father. saw her lips move,
and thought heard: Until wo meet
again" But whether Il was in my
Imagination tho words werc formed.
or whether she really ala leave that
message with the silent form lying
there 20 cold and still. shall never
know. This ! do know. however; In
that moment. my mother took leave
% my father.
From that time on she looked upon
all the Borrowing turmoil. all the
barbarc ceremonial with which wo
surround our dead. as something
quite apart from her and from him.
sho did TRANQUILITY all that was oN.
pected Of her 20 do. She took up hcr
/ llfo At that moment without my
father. 20 whom Sho had said fare.
well. She tried TO calm tho noisy
grief and attn noisier criticism OF
affairs which Alice brought into the
home. She depended upon Jack and
me with Bwctt Difference. and she
welcomed everything which Karl did
for her with alneorcst appreciation.
IA I haro watched her all thru
these trying times before the funeral.
have marvclcd at how much the
heart may bear and yet not break.
Karla and Affects kilograms were
like them. Alice held covert re.
proof that no one stopped 10 con.
slider her feelings before all else.
Karl's was unsolflah kindness person.
I filed. II was like him. and ] know
however much my mother would dc.
pend upon John for material things,
II was 20 Karl she would so for Bplr.
ituai comfort and sincere sympathy.
do not quite understand tho
change In Alice. Little Marqulse, At
tho timo OF my marriage shc was not
as selfish and arrogant as she Is now.
but ever since she went abroad she
has seemed 10 feel that aho has be.
como not only quite the most import
ant person in our family. but one OF
tho most important young women in
America.
Copyright. 1894. y. Z, A. Service. Ine.)
/
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ono afm around hr p9mmg. was
the sheriff
His Kbastly face was rrd with
blood from the Ions wound which had
split his scalp from just above thc
LEFT ear across the temple 10 tho end
of the eyebrow,
The trader leaped forward. Jumped
20 tho grand and caught him IN hlu
arms.
My good God. Price, he cried.
'uhy sou ain't dcas You gin't had
hurt-Oh. my Godr'
sclwood looked az him with eyes
that seemed dun as ashes
SOLVED mystery he hald
thickly. ''-ruaticrB-raid
with the goods they are
Tho thick voice failed and sheriff
Price sclwood slumped down heavily
GA the shoulder Of hts crrtwhiA
friend,
Il was 20 be long before lac would
finish his cryptic sentence.
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SYNOPSIS

HNNhNsAN
cattle Kate Cathrrw wares IN.
drrrauttd war Cu Nance Allison ana
hsr family. hrmsttadrrs. kate be
NamrIrsH River country. Hrr riders
80 had IaL cattle have been
rastitt ty hundreds. kate. who
rams SLY IIur ranch ts suspected
shsFiff Fricg sflW0oa ia ora arr trail.
Nantr likes nranA Pair whom she
fmds in Is canyon with SaunY Fair.
Shr takes Sruny into the Allison
homo brand disappears, and tells
SrlaaFd AN pc knows about Kate.
which is d iaL The two itasua sa-
rrthfr Eh1y nnd an underground
rrrsaFr ltadinE from = canyon head
10 thr plain above, which explains
tIssnprArauee cf cattle. Kate pre-
rarts Tor her roundup Her ridrra
b. thc night steal ~ head ~ bos~
aIeR', strrrs SrlWood. watching ON
nc trail 90 Sky Line, az he has done
- arten hears The herd coming. ana
falls in with IT,
NoN go ON Win tins STORY
Dark. quiet shadowy-he was a
uAcf among the riders, 90 an lntcnis
ana purposes one % kate CathrcW's
mea-snd be was helping 20 drive
Bosslcks steers up 20 the foot OF
Rainbow Cllff'
Prom the few low.tencd shouts and
oaths he was able 10 identify tho two
men nearest him as sud Pruyinc and
Caldwell che foreman.
ne thanked his stars Tor his dark
herac. his tneonspleuous clothing,
It vas hard going up the steep
sauts % Mystery Ridge. and kept
every one busy 70 keep the cattle,
unaccustomcd 70 night driving and
IN straEc country, headed IN the right
direction and all together.
Bu, they did tho trick like veterans
and after a long. hard drive. Selwood
saw tho rim.rock OF Rainbow Clff
against the stars.
The herd was headed straight for
the face OF the cliff. and he expected
soon 20 see tho riders swing them
east toward the corrals OF sky Line.
but they did not % 80. when tho
foremost steers were close under the
wall Caldwell rode near and called
70 him. thinking him one % his men
Get around 10 the right. he said.
and keep close 10 sud. BilL III lead
In myself Take Il slow. Don't wan,
EN- 10 Jam IN the neck. When the
nrst ones start behind tn flangc le,
EN- drible in on their own time. Al
ready
The last two words were high
call addressed 20 all the men. From
az sides % tho herd. come 20 a full
stop now. came replies and selwood
saw Caldwell ride away around 70
the night.
Turning his horse the sheriff foi
lowed promptly.
He was tense as a wire. alert.
drcading discovery every moment. ys,
filled with an excitement which sent
the blood pounding IN his cans.
As ne nsared the face % the prec
iplec on the right. he saw Provins
sitting on his horse. saw Caldwell
circle into the wall and cutting In
before the masscd cattle. so straigh,
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wAsHINGToN.--A copy OF a pat.
ent issued In l7sl-the fourth patent
ever issued I'm this country-has been
found by the patent office Of the dc.
partmcnt Of the interior. The pat.
cnt was signed by George Washing.
ton, II was granted on a new type
OF matrices for making printing type.
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TOMORROW: This letter is con
iinued.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Friday Selling of
TAPPED Edge Sheets

A well known quail
ity, nicely hemstitched,
free from dressing and
long-wearing.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Wanted Wash Goods
at Friday Savings

lingerie. Formerly 25c yard. 1Oo
Fridays price. yard............ IL
White Ckeviot, for mems and bows
shirts. Formerly 33c yard. Fri COo
days price, yard. ~
Colored Indian Headsuiting, in a good
assortment of fast colors. Irregular
lengths. Formerly Soc yard. Fri 0Oo
Remnants of White and Colored Wash
Goods, in wide array of qualities and
kinds. Formerly 25c to $1.25 yard.
Friday, Il of marked prices.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Lining Remnants
Half-Price

Choice Of a wide assortment of Innings,
in usable lengths. Friday. half price.
Silk and Cotton Null and Tussah
dark grounds. printed in beautiful col
"rs. and designs for Innings and kimonos
Formerly s1.2J yard. Fridays OQo
price, yard. /CS
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Infants Wear With Every Item-Interesting

(6o) Cambria Drawers.
in broken sizes. Fridays 1So
price
(52) Short White Dres ses.
daintily trimmed with embroid-
cry and lace. Sizes /
and 2. Forme " soc. 2Oo
Fridays price. 49,. c/S
(70) Pairs of Socks. in plain
colors or with fancy tops. Broken
sizes. Formerly zoe. Fri d.
days price. e............. -IN
FouRTH FLOOR r.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Save on
Home Furnishings

Bar Harbor Chair Cushions, covered
in high quality cretonnes G1 10
from our own stocks. Each. pAsl/
500 pairs Ruined Curtains. fresh. dainty
and attractive. 4 real chance C1 M
Double Curtain Rods. heavy. substan-
tial quality that will extend 1Oo
to four feet. Each. ............- ~
Holland Window Shades, size SO in.
by TT. Made in our own shops.
mounted on guaranteed rollers. 7Oo
Colors, green or white. Each. ~
200 Cocoa Door Mats, good, heavy
quality; single door size. Ex- SOr
tremely durable. Each. ........ c/S
500 Yards Pabcoin Felt base Floor
Covering; perfect quality; all one pat
tern; mating design. For
merly Csc. Friday half price, 2So
qao sqasIe yard ,.... p;.. s::: D..
sometimes called grass rugsl. Gd OK
Just fifty to go Friday at. P1s/o
Chenille Rugs. English and Domestic
Chenille and Oval Chenille Rugs. For
merly $50 TO $3.50. Friday, half
$2.75 to $8.3S
Errru ETo oop
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Wide Ribbon
Remnants, 29c Yard

Think of tho things you can make
from these choice lengths of:
Gre Satin Tafeta
Brocaded Ribbon
In both light and dark colors and two
tone effects.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-03-13

Dorm Compact Powders, all shades,
p95meily p9iae a...s'........:: 4'c. Fridays 35c
ois, Ash's re1dags ri Ssssr rrise aeuss bour- 1Oc
Mary Garden Compacts (rouge LOo
and powderl. Fridays price. OIS
Toothbrushes. Formerly CSC. H.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Fine Mercerized
Damask, Fridays
Price, 89c Yard

An excellent quality. soft finish white
damask, striped in blue and gold. 81
inches wide. and especially popular for
breakfast or luncheon cloths. For
merry xi.1J.
All-linen Napkins. 22x22. in a spIen-
did choice of attractive patterns. For
meriy si.9s. Fridays price, Sd oS
Red Diamond Bird s-Eye. - inches
wide. in 1O-yard pieces. Formerly 81 90
piece. Fridays price, ten G1 72
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STREET FLOOR
The Nome nugget., 1924-08-30

cal with Cor. No. 8, Survey No.
1851, New 20" Placer, a FIR post
4 ms. So. 2 It. above ground in
earth mound scribed l-1372 NJ.
for this survey from whence U.
S. l.. NJ. No. 1870 bears S. 81
deg. 16 min. W. 160S.9 #. dis
tant, thence ". 10 deg. 05 min.
W. 25S4.00 IT. to Cor. No. 2, q
schist stone 2Sxl7x4 ms. set IA
ins. in the ground with earth
mound on west side Of same.
chiseled 2-1372 NJ; thence N. As
deg. SO min. E. $3.50 #. to
Cor. No. 3. a FIR post Z II. long
4 ms. So. set 2 #. in ground in
earth mound. scribed 1882 NJ;
thence 8. ~ deg. IS min. e.
2772.so It. to Cor. No. 4. a FIR
post 4 #. long. 4 ms. So. set 2
it. IN ground IN earth mound.
scribed 4-l372 NJ: thence S. SO
deg. 81 min. w. $4,000 it. to
Cor. No. l and place Of begin
ming. containing an r. Of
$500 acres.
The notice of location OF said
mining claim is recorded in the
Office of the Recorder of the
Cape Nome Mining and Record
ing District. Territory of Alaska.
in Vol. 1873. at Page 30S of the
Records of Locations Of said pre-
cinct and district. There are no
conflicting claims. The adjoin-
ing claims are: on the North,
Jumpers Fear Association Plac-
or. unsurveyed; on the East.
Survey No. 1851. New 20" Plac-
er: on the South. claims un-
known and u~nsurveyed: on the
West Mcdonald Association, In
surveyed and claimants un-
known. The Mineral Monument
10 which this survey is tied is 10
Gated and described as follows:
L. S. L. N. No. 1880 is a fir
post 6xs ms, 6 #. above ground
in earth mound, scribed U. s. L.
NJ. No. 1870, and is situated on
a prominent point overlooking
bend in Nome River in Latitude
81 deg. 30 min. ". Longitude
1875 deg. Is min. W.
JOHN STNDBACK.
Register.
ublish Aug. .. 3, 16, %. 30, Sept.
IL. 20, 81. 1924.