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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
SKILLET CREEK
FARMERS CLUB
Meeting Held In Zero Weather On
Friday Night at the Home Of
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Smith

On Friday night, with the temper
allure in the open about fifteen de-
grees below zero, the regular meet
ing of the Skillet Greek Farmers
club was held at the home of Mr.. anu
Mrs. Alexander Smith near the city
limits. The attendance was not
capacity on account Of the arctic
weather
DR.. G. L. Rain, University OF ILL
nois at Champaign, told of some of
his walking experiences in southern
Europe and about economic conditions
there He says the great difficulty is
to obtain oils and fats for food.
There is plenty Of fruit and grain
but small amour of meat or milk.
Children cannot live on fruits and
cereals, hence they are starving-are
under nourished They do not die but
are not healthy and must fight dis
ease. This condition hes arisen as a
result Of the war. Other countries
are uOL dUIG " pIOuuGL0 VI
Italy, hence Italians are not able to
purchase what is sorely needed. Only
the rich can use olive oil. Another
element which has caused the hard
times in Italy is the great increase in
the production Of olives in California,
driving Italy out of number Of
markets. The speaker found the Ital-
ians a hospitable people. He was in
Europe before the war as student
and there again last summer.
His sister, Miss Hedwig l.. RAIN
Mirror Lake, gave a number of selec-
tions on her either. She is an &C
complished player on this instrument.
Miss Bessie Gibbons told of the
origin and some of the customs per
tanning to New Years J
H. E. Cole gave few snapshots Of
Europe.
The hostess presided.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
NORTON, OLDS
FAMILIES HOLD
ANNUAL REUNION
twenty-five Relatives Gather for
Pleasant New Year Event at
Wayne Newell Home

There was a pleasant gathering at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Newell on New Years day of the
descendants OF the Norton and Odds
families. About % partook of the
bountiful dinner provided A good
many were kept at home by the cold
weather and drifted roads.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
in music, singing and visiting.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Keepers and three children, At
torney and Mrs. Clifford Lamar and
son Dean, and Luciel Lamar, Mr..
and Mrs. John Gillem, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Wilcox and daughter Leora,
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wilcox, Mrs. Alta
Henry and Roy Henry, Arthur Bump
and son Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Wilcox extend
ed the company an invitation to meet
with them next year.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
BARABOO DOWNS
SPARTA, 1920
Local Teams Win Double Victory
AT High School Gym. Here on
Friday Night

Baraboo's short passing game and
five man defense quickly put them in
the lead and at no time during the
game was Baraboo in danger Due to
the close guarding of Boyd and Reu-
land, Sparta was unable to work the
ball beyond the center of the floor.
all Of their shots being beyond the
free throw line. Hayward led his
team in scoring and played a fine all
around game. Mcmahon played fint
style at forward while Cake did his
usual excellent work at center, closely
guarding Sparta and scoring five
field goals. Arnold and Walden play
ed fine defense for Sparta while D.
Arnold was the leading scorer.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
LODI MAN Is
BADLY BURNED
BY Hut Milk

Albert Neis, manager of the Shau
ows theater and also an employe al
the NestIes Food company was Sc
verely scalded Thursday afternoon
when one of the vat Of milk, which
he was tending boiled over, says the
Lodi Enterprise
The milk had reached a tempera-
ture Of 20 degrees when the accident
occurred. Mr.. Neis was wearing RIB
Der BOOTS and the milk completely
filled the left one He was unable to
get the boot Off Had it been posi-
BILE to remove it at once it is probable
that the burns would not have been
deep. The ankle received the most
severe burns.
1t will be month or more before
he will be able to be about, as burns
heal slowly.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
MRS. BASHF0RD
DIES in WEST

Mrs. Jane Field Bashford, widow o.
Bishop James Bashford and well
known in Madison. especially in
Methodist circles, died Friday at the
Westmore hotel, Los Angeles, Cal,
while visiting in that city, according
to word received in Madison Satur,
day. Her husband was half-brother
Of the late Judge R. M. Bashford who
was the senior member of the former
law firm of Bashford, Awkward, Dav'
les and Olbrich, Madison.
Mrs. Bashford and Bishop Bashford
met while they attended the Univer-
s.ty Of Wisconsin.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
INSTALL 1924
OFFICERS OF
EASTERN STAR

The regular meeting of the 0. E.
S. was held at the Masonic Temple
ON Thursday evening and installation
of officers for the coming year took
place. Past Matron Mrs. Minnie
Groth acted as installing officer and
the following took office:
Worthy Matron-Maude Archer
Patron-F. B. Moss
Assistant Matron-Agnes Gerber
Secretary-Mae Moog
Treasurer Mary Andrews
Conductress-Fern Hampton
Assistant Conductress-Hele Hib-
bard
Chaplain-Sarah Archer
Organist- Mrs j. Scheible
Marsh all-Harriett Andrews
Star Points, Ada Mrs. Stanley
Webster; Ruth-Mrs. Grace Dwin'
nell; Esther-Mrs. w E. Rowland;
Martha-1Irs. H. G. Wagner; Electa
Mrs. Mary Fellows.
Warder-Mrs Norman Quale
Sentinel-H Henry Ketchum
trustee 3 years-Mrs. Emma Davis
lunch and a social time followed
the installation.
The retiring matron, Mrs. Wayne
Boehm, was presented with beauti
full silver mesh bag in appreciation
OF her work
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10

On account Of the snow on the ice
the Baraboo river had not frozen SUI
last Saturday to bear a
team. August Plat & Son removed
the snow from strips here on the
river and that the ice might freeze
thick enough to bear up a team.
A thick fall of snow on the earth is
= great protection apainst freezine
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
QUARRY WORKER
FALLS 100 FEET

Dominica Sella, an Italian stone cut
ter miraculously escaped death SAT-
urday while working in the quarry
at Ableman
He fell from ledge distance of
$50 feet, striking his head and
breaking one of the bones of his back
He was Immediately taken to the
Reedsburg hospital where he is re-
ceiving medical care and attention and
is on the way to recovery.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
Midqets Win

The Baraboo "Y" Midgets trimmea
the Reedsburg team Friday night at
the high school gym by a score OF
43 to 3, making their third straight
victory. Again the locals were out
weighed but proved too fast for the
bigger opponents. O'Brien led in the
scoring with 10 points, Haycock IS,
Mould 4, and Smith at guard with 2.
There were no outstanding stars but
all played good CONSTANT game.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
Police Not Satisfied With Explana-
ions And Stars May Face New
Quiz
ACTRESS TURNS BACK
ON HER CHAUFFEUR
Says Man Who Shot Oil Magnate
Was Only Her Servant = Has
Police Record
(From Thursdays Daily

With a scornfuI toss of her head,
Mabel Normand screen actress, on
Wednesday night in Los Angeles
turned her back on Horace Greer,
her chauffeur, and scoffed at the idea
of his having shot CORTLAND Dimes,
wealthy oil man, because of mad
infatuation for her.
Miss Normand characterized Greer,
who says he shot Dimes during a
party at the latter's apartment Tues
day night as a result of his effort to
look out for the actress welfare, as
an irresponsible person and insane.
Miss Normand was found Wednes.
day night by detectives who previous
ly had been unable to locate her af
ter she and Miss Edna Purviance,
actress, who was also at the party
were questioned by police Immediate
ly following the shooting.
well, my God, what business had
that man in my bedroom anyway?"
the actress retorted angrily when
questioned closely by detectives con-
corning her relations with Greer.
In Room Onlv Twice
"This is the truth--and if it isn't
l hope to drop dead That man has
only been in my room twice, once
to fix my curler and once to fix an
electric plug of some kind. How
should he be so familiar with my
room as to know where to get any
thing?"
Greer had told police he got his
weapon in Miss Normands room
''Joe came in to Mr.. Dimes apart
ment and he had package" the ac-
tress said in her narrative of the
shooting. But I noticed nothing I'M
usual about him and | left the room
I went in to Edna's room She had
her evening gown on, but it wasn't
hooked up I didn't want this chauf-
feur to see Edna with her dress I'M
hooked, so l said to her: Say, you
dirty dog, where's your powder puff
"Then all of a sudden I heard those
terrible things (referring to the shots
fired by Greer) and I thought they
were frecrackers.
"The man must have been insane.
He was only one of my servants.
used to ask my chauffeurs, before this
one, how they liked a certain scene,
but l got tired Of all that blah, blah,
Gosh, l didn't even hire this man.
My secretary did that"
Police Seek Motive
The unexplained point in the shoot
ing is Greer's motive in taking the
gun to Dimes apartment, detectives
say.
Denying that he. is madly in love
with Miss Normand, Greer, alias 10,
seph Kelly, told police late Wednes-
day that he was merely looking out
for Miss Normand's welfare, and that
he shot Dimes when Dimes made 6
threatening move to throw bottle
at him.
A charge of assault with deadly
weapon with intent to kill was plac
ed against Greer.
Greer has a police record in Oakland
whore he escaped from jail.
The police are not satisfied and
new quiz is expected.
(F'rom Saturdays Daily
Horace Greer, who admitted h
shot Courtand Dimes, Denver million
aire, while the latter was host G
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
BEATS WIFE ON HEAD;
TESTED AS TO SANITY

At Madison Thomas Kaczynski is
held in Jail in default of $4,000 bail
He beat his wife on the head and
she is now in hospital. He will be
examined to his sanity.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
Lost Ship To
Be Scrapped

The battleship Louisiana, on its
way from Philadelphia to Baltimore
to be scrapped, is reported lost. Seven
men were on board
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10
kuay Sold
To Beecrof

At Madison the Parkway theater
Fuller opera house, has been sold the
w. G. Beecroft interests. The price
is $15O,00O The Fischers have it
leased.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10

account that it created a great
deal of comment in official circles
in Washington. 1t is said that he
was advised to cease his specula-
tions. Lieut.. Wood, it is thought,
will resign in the near future
from the Army and may at that
time enter the Diplomatic Service.
Photo of Lieut.. Wood ande Mrs.
Wood, formerly Miss E. Thomp-
son of Philadelphia to whom he
was married in May of last year.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10

Lieutenant Osborne Cutler Wood
son and aide to Governor General
Leonard Wood of the PHILIPPINE
Islands has made a fortune that
is said to be between seven and
eight hundred thousand dollars
by specializing in Wall st. His
dealt gs were so remarkable and
sucID arge amounts of money were
nsferred through New SYork
Ks to Lieut. Woods personal
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10

LIGHT for Smith
Weiland for Bonham
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-01-10

Continued on page three,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-02
NEBEZPEcNA UPOMfNKA
MA SvETOVOU VOJNU.

Ma pdd6 domu pro A rodi-
ny {. 6928 Worley ave. S. E..
nasla jednas zena 19 rucnich
granatd a neznala veci sebra-
la jeden, uzila no jako vazy
ma kvetiny, kterou postavila
ma krb. Muzi zdala Sc byti va
"a podezfelou a prohlizel o.
statni granaty, az konecn6 do
stal napad poraditi Sc s poll
cii. Do domu vyslany straznik
Bert Pine opatrne nebezpecne
hracky prinesl ma stanici
broadwayskou u Jones rd, kde
shledano, ze as Is granatd je
dosud nabito. Granaty die po
licejnich domnenek lezely ma
pdde jiz delsi dobu byly
tam prineseny patrne nekte-
rym delnikem zamestnanym "a
valky pri vyrobe stfeliva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-02
ZLATE JUBILEUM OSADY
SV. PROKOPA.

Cd patku v den 4. cervence
az do nedele oslavi osada sv.
frokopa ma zap. strane sole
te svoje trvani. Pc obfadech v
kostele usporadan bude po 8.
hod. dopoledni pruvod osadou
a vecer Pevecka a hudebni A
kademie a podobny program
uchystan jest ma sobotu a ne
deli. V nedeli provedena bu-
de komicka opereta "BulbuP'
peveckym osadnim sborem. X
zlatemu jubileu osady ceka Sc
znaGna lcast hosti z ducho-
venskych kruhI.
X pamatne udalosti vydan
byl krasne vypraveny Pamat-
mix cetnymi podobiznami W.
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z NEsTESTf SPOLUBLfz-
MICH KORISTfCf HYENY.

Bezcharakternf darebaci do
vedou We svGj prospech vyko-
ristiti i bidu svych spolubliz-
Mich srazenych osudem bidu.
Col. D. H. Pond, nacelnik Ger
veneho Krize oznamuje, re
nebylo nikomu dano zmocne-
nj, aby dunn cd domu sbiral
prisp6vky ma tornadem posti-
zene a ozebracene obyvatel-
stvo sousedniho mesta Lorain.
Soucasne vyzyva, aby podob-
nym kollektorIm, navstivi-li
vas v domov6, obchode a IRA
dovne, nebylo niceho davano.
Staly Sc pripady, ze nesvedo-
miti lide Sc pokusili vyuzitko-
vati strasne katastrofy k pod
voddm nejhanebnejsiho zpd-
sobu.
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PROGRAM LETOSNf OSLA.
Wy cTVRTEHO GER
VENICE.

Jako kadorocne tax letos
oslavi Cleveland jeho pred
mesti slavny ctvrty dzulaj pro
gramem, iehoz vypracovani
svereno bylo H. G. Smytheovi
m9stem stanovenemu zabavni-
mu rediteli spolu Federaci
zdejsich zenskych klubI. Ma
klad ma slavnost ponese mesto.
Smythe napsal slavnostni hru
Ouch Ameriky", kterou pro-
yede "a pomoci as 1000 muzd,
zen i ditek spolu Sc sborem as
1000 zpevakI. Provedena bu-
de v 7.3O vecer We Wade
parku, kde zrizeno bude jevi-
ste. Zacatek oznamen bude
sborem 20 trubaGn fanfarami.
Soucasne ma jezirku pred u
meleckym museem pofadana
bude lampionov& regatta clunn
a ma konec vyp&len velkolepy
ohnostroj. Podobne v Brooksi-
de parku uspofadan bude kon
cert kapely Caputovy $ ohno-
strojem. Zacatek koncertu je
stanoven ma 7.3O q konec ma
1880 vecer.
Y Garfield parku hrati bu-
lde stejne dob9 kapela Gugli-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-02
PRONASLEDOVANf SAZEct
MA VYSLEDKY BASEBALLU|

< y
Department justicnich agen
til podnikne tazeni proti SAFE
Cum pri baseballovych hrach,
jejichz sport buji " Clevelan-
de. Buffalu jakoz i v jinych
mestech v Ohiu a New Yorku.
Zacatek ucinen byl vcera v
Buffalu, kde zatceni diva mu-
Ii a vydan soucasn9 zatykac
i ma ctyri Cleveland'any. v saz
kach ma vysledky baseballo-
vych her slo sc do znacnych
tisicd, jak pravi col. w. j.
Donovan, spolkovy navladni v
Buffalu. Hlavni stany sazec1
byly v Buffalu a Clevelande s
pobockami Akronu, Dayto-
nu a Niles, O. Podobne list
ky hracske listing tisteny by
ly zde v Buffalu, tiskl je je-
den ze zatcenych, jisty F. J.
Armbruter. Tiskopisy tyto by
ly ma mista prenaseny osobne
ielikoz zasilani postou podob-
nych tiskovin prisne jest "a
kazano.
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SKOLNf ROZPOcET POzA.
DUE $15,97O.OO0.

Fiskami rok dneskem zapo-
cinajici a koncici 30. cervnem
1925 jest v skolskem rozpoc-
tn o million dollarI vetsi nez
lohsky, pozaduje Sc ma vycho-
vne lstavy celkem $15,97O.OO0
jak hlasi spravce skolnich fl
nanci G. A. Gesell. Zvyseni
rozpoctu jest nasledkem auto
matickeho zvyseni platd uci-
telstvu a naklady ma skolni
budovy. Obnos byl jiz v skolni
rade schvalen a podobne sc
stane as ma pondelnim zaseda-
nj mestske yady.
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tuto rodinu nova a skutecn6
nejhroznejsf rama, .nebot' Vi
chfice zachvatila cely majetek
p. Svece. Zniceny nejen vsech-
ny budovy, ale hospodarske
stroje, Sat a pradlo rozmetano
po poll lese. Pc prohlidce
celeho okoli byl jsem presved
cen, re rodina SvecI byla nej
vice poskozena, nebot' mono
odhadnouti skodu do vyse
$4,000. ri. svecova byla ner-
vove rozrusena, nebot Jest 81
vedoma, ze cely majetek az
ma pozemek jest 1plne znicen.
Krone nervoveho rozruseni
utrpela pi. svecova poraneni
ma hlave a ma ruce, kterou
dosud neovlada a pax neko-
lik mensich zranenf ma nohou.
Manzel a ditky vyvazli men,
Sim poranenfm, vetsinou po-
skrabani nebo odreni tela. Ia
kovym zpdsobem vymstila sc
priroda ma krajanu svecovi,
ktery je v ceskych rodinach
chvalne znamym, nebot' MALE
Ii k nekolika spolkIm ceskym
a je tez clenem loze "Odd Eel
loows" (Prokop Velky &. 708)
II. O. O. F. Ma zadost mnoha
krajand, kteri sympatisuji $
rod. Sweet, bylo ujednano pod
niknouti dobrocinnou sblrku
Ipenezni, aby alespon timto
zpusobem bylo castecne po-
mozeno teto ubohe rodine v Ga
Sc, kdy toho je nejvice potfe'
ba. Doufam, re nalezne sc do.
sti dobrych krajand,, ktefi do.
vedou vystihnouti situaci, v ia
Ike sc tato rodina naleza, ne.
bot' nutno podotknouti, ze
svecovi mali pet malych ditel
a jsou ponechani osudu be-
pfistresi.
Proto kazda sebemensi cas-
ka bude diky prijata dfa
dovn6 "Progressu", v {. 496:
Broadway, p. J. S. Rackem u
llozena ma knizku az do casu
kdy bude cely obnos odevzdal
|p. Svecovi, nacez jmena j oh
|nosy budou uverejneny v o
bou dennicich. Protoz pomo
kdo mdzes kdy pomoci jes
nejvice potfeba.
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otova, We Woodland Hills par
ku hudba Kirkova a hudba
Russsova v Kinsbury parku.
Ohnostrojem zakoncena bude
oslava We vsech jmenovanych
sadech. Podobn9 slaven bude
Den prohlaseni neodvislosti v
predmestich. Lakewood pax k
obvykle podfvane prida We 2
hodiny odp, velky automobile
w prIvod.
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MEZIMESTSKf SPOJENf
ZNOVU ZAHAJENO.

R. D. Beatty, generalni
The Cleveland & Ea-
stern Traction Co. vcera ozna
mil, re vozba ma vsech tratich
spolecnosti op6tne byla zaha-
jena die jizdniho radu. Dodal
ale, ze sc tax dele bez zaru-
ky urcitosti v budoucnu. Ma
tratich byla vozba zastavena
v pondeli o pdlnoci, ale die
rady statni verejne utilitni ko-
mise byla jixda opetne vcera
rano v 8 hodin zahajena.
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UP0z0R R n ENf

Spolek Starych Ceskych Osad-
nikG kona pfisti nedsli dne s..
Servence po 2. hodins odpoledne
svoji pGlletni schGzi v Ceske Ma
rodni SIM ma Broadway. Pred
sednictvo I'VE uctivs v;echny Gle
ny ku hromadnemu s1castnsni,
jelikoz bude pfitomen zakladatel
dlouholety pfedseda spolku
Star. Ces. OsadnikG. p. Kamil
Wiesenberger California. ku
jehoz pocts bude tato schize ra-
zul slavnostniho a budou ma pro-
gramu zpevni a hudebni produkce
S pozdravnymi proslovy.
Jmenem pofadatelstva
NJ, ZEMAN.
taiemnik.
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'4vEr''

nikajlcfch pffznivci osady a
doplnen strutnymi d9jinami
celnejsich kat. spolkii jakoz j
historii vzniku osady v r. 1878
kdy zakoupen pozemek hostel
nj a zahajeny sbirky ma stav-
bu, podobne jest venovan cla-
mex vyvinu osadnf skoly.
S velkou peel vypraveny Pa
matnik Pride zajiste who'd
vsem pfateldm mistnich dejin
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scESKY FARMAks OBETf
TORNADO.

~ nedeli o 6. hodine vecerni
zaslechl jsem zpravu, ze far
ma krajana pana Frantiska
Svece v Avon O. blfze Lorain
byla zachvacena hroznou vi
chrici, ktera drive rozvratila
takrka pil mesta Lorain. Jiz
delsi cas- Sc znam S celou ro-
dinou SvecG a znam velice do
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'bfe poniery a pfekazky, ja-
kych bylo nutno prodelati teto
rodine, ably vydobyli 81 zivo-
byti ma malem pozemku asi
35 akrI. Dluh, ne1roda ne
moce caste hatily plany p.
svece. Konecne jiz Sc zdalo,
re celia rodina je zachranena,
nebot' vsichni tesili sc stalej-
simu zdrsvi a duh ma majet-
ku byl jiz nepatrny, kdyz O.
petne minulou sobotu potkala
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-02

Prihlasil Sc po deseti letech.
Alois Slahar z Vizovic ma Mo-
rave, ktery byl v roce 1914 "a
lat Rusy a pokladan "a mrtve-
no, postal v techto dnech do
mG dopis, ze je v Tumeni ma
Sibiri xiv zdrav a re 81 kou-
pill pekny statek. Kolik nezve-
stnych zije ieste v Rusku?
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Muz mercer pune. sesilene patty spicky 35c h. 19c
Muzske psadlo, vyb. jak kose spodky balb. 49c
Muzska union trika ryh bavlna, bila neb $1.00
Muzske ponozky, bavlnene jen cerne, par pouze &c
75c chap. atet union trka, plny strih, vs. vek 55c
2sc organdn, vyb jakosti pryhledny vs. odstin Csc
2sc sotyi, pravy Red Seal 27 p. j. stslobar. yd TIC
35c bis litly, kostk. iprahov. tow dslky I'd 22hc
Al Csc praci lStky wolfe. ratine atd yard jen 35c
22c chambray sotys, perlkil, Challs j. yd 12hc
39c novotinovy voile 38 vsech zad. word yd 25c
29c kreton sc p. s..vkus kvetovany yard en po 22c
55c atka Indian Head vaech zad stalych bar yd 3Sc
49c tissue. kostkovany malych pladu stalobarv 23c
$3.50 nakupni brasny 18pac. zitrejsi zvlast po Csc
$1.50 vacuum lahve, pajntovs velk. nkl. jen $l.ls
$395 cestovni brainy 18-palc how knxe xitra $3lo
Muzsks Sc kapesniky, bils obsits, kus Sc II 55c
Muzsks boty oxfordky. letni AZ $3.50 hod. $349
Chap oxfordky sandlly, gum. podp So h. $l95
Damske SIS pumps strevice, move mod IVORY par $500
So sandaly pat kdze, detske veik 8l2-11 $1.69
Dvojite eektricke pfpojky ma dive svsta, Ultra 20c
B. J. brassery, veky vyb. pozad. wort 81 h. 4sc
Zaconovy ty 25c hod. billy beige, yard jen po lsc
$1.49 zaclony nottinghamsks, "a yard1 al. par ssc
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$19 damske ceovnene kabaty, edn polaire atd $8.75
Damske kabaty, poaire, sport jine modely po $500
Ceovnene tweedove knicker spodky pro danny $2.85
$195 khaki damske divci knicker spodky po 95c
Damske vln9ne obleky poiret twilu az $3.50, $40
Move vkusns praci obleky pro vychaz sport $4.z5
vyb9r 600 damskych vim. tsukni, vsech vek. $2.95.
Dam. letni hedv. obeky, krep, georset atd. $3.50
Al S. damske oblelsy, norrnande, voile atd. $2.88
Divci plists plaidy kostky, vek. 6--12 po Sass
Divci $1.49 sotys. vo .obleky velk 6-14 po 9Oc
Damske praci tubove sukne, knoll. ozdoba, jen 39c
Detske JENNIE mercer. puncochy druhotr Csc zb. 15c
Muzska atet. union trka, plny stfh, seslena po 72c
Damske hedv puncochy, bile bar. mex. znamek S9c
CSC latky drapere, yd sir. tez vzorkov yard 59c
59c poLryvky podlah, yardy sir zbytl<y yd 35c
$145O bruse. tapestry koberce, 9x12 stop po $9.95
$1.95 nezdob kloboulky, velky vyb. bar. CSC
Ozdob klobouky. snizeny az $2.95 hod. po $1.75
Divci klobouky prave milan slamy vyb. do hry Csc
Damske trikoletove bldzy RUNE limce jen po $1.59
IVORY danskych obekG kostkovanych 81 .88 h. po S5c
D6tske batist. oblecky, vysivkam, 69c hod po 35c
81 satenove zastery, cerne barev pertemi jen 75c
Krepov8 kmona, r1z. barev pro 7-14lets ditly 75c
$l.5O cestovni kuffiky fibrove, 81 p velks po 75c
$148 hedv. radium, 81 So p. !. vel. vyb barev 81
Hedv. krepdesin, 40 p. ). vs.. odstini I'd $1.19
81 tkany krep, SO p. !. plny vybsr barev yard 79c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-02
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