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Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
BODY Of LUM GET WILL
Be SHIPPED TO CHINA

The body of Lum Get, the laundry
man, of Smith street, who died at
the Perth Amboy City Hospital last
Saturday night, will be shipped out
of this city next Tuesday afternoon
for the trip to China where the in
terment is to be made on his native
soil. The body, which will be placed
in metal casket, will go from here
to Vancouver, British Columbia,
where it will be put aboard the
steamer Empress Austria, whic,,
sails for the Orient on Wednesday.
September 10. Arriving in China
it will be taken to the Tong Kwah
hospital after which it will be In
TERED in a cemetery near the dead
mans former home.
Lum Get was married and is sur
vived by his widow and several chill
dren in China. He recently made a
visit to his family in China. He Is
said to have been the first Chinaman
who died in this city. Friends OF
the dead man will be given an oppor-
tunity to view his remains on Sun
day at 1 o'clock at the Garretson
Chapel in High street, where he has
been since his death. Fred A Sea-
man has had the arrangements for
the shipment of the body back to
China in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
SEIZE 8 CASES
Of WH|SKEYH HERE
Two Arrested Here by Seiboth
for Having Cargo of
Liquor in Sedan

Nine cases of Ambassador SEQ 'ch
whiskey, enroute from the High
lands TO Newark, were conf1scated
by Mote rc.cl officer Frank Seibotn
on Prospect street, south of Smith,
early this afternoon. Two men and
a Cadillac sedan are also being held.
Motorcycle officer Seiboth was
travelling along Smith street, and at
Prospect street, smelled booze. He
turned around and started down
Prospect street, to find the liquor
cases in plain view in the rear of
| the automobile.
| Steve Tamany. twenty-four, the
owner and driver, of 235 West 14th
street, New York city. and James
Devlin. thirty-one. of Garfield, N. ).
are the men arrested and they are
charged with Illegal ansportatlor
CT liqu ,r. They will be turned ovei
to the federal authorities, along with
the automobile and liquor this a ter
noon the Newark office having been
notified by the local police head.
The automobile was parked on
| Prospect street, when it was spied by
the motorcycle officer. 1t is prob
| able the men were waiting for some
| one to lead them on the balance of
their journey. which is a usual thing
nowadays. Judging the way the men
! displayed their wares, they had little
| ssar of being apprehended
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
STREET
BRIDGE DESIGN
BIDS OFFERED
Lift Is Important Part of Span
to Be Erected Over the
Woodbridge Creek
WITHIN THE NEXT YEAR
Will Be of Bascule Type-En-
gineerS Examine Proposals
Before Action Is Taken
WITHIN THE NEXT YEAR

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 29. -
Four bridge designing concerns ten
dered bids to the Board of Freehold
ers yesterday, stipulating the amount
they would expect for designing the
lift and acting as consulting engi-
neer, on the proposed new structure
which is to be erected at Woodbridge
creek on outer State street, Perth
Amboy, within the next year.
No action was taken in making an
award. but the proposals were re-
ferred to County Engineer Morgan
f. Larson, who was instructed to
make a detailed inspection of the
bids.
Under the plan pursued by the
freeholders the design of the struc-
ture as well as the actual construc-
ton will be decided on after COM
petitive bidding. Bridges of the
bascule type, according to Engineer
Larson, are controlled under patent
rights by the various companies, and
as a mears of protecting the county
of any infringements of design 1t
was thought best to decide on a type
and then employ the owner of that
patent as consulting engineer.
The Strauss Bascule Bridge Com
pany of New York, submitted a bid
agreeing to design the entire struc-
ture and supervise the installation of
the overhead counterweight. for q
fee of ten percent of the contract
prices of the building of the super
structure.
A percent1~e bid was also sub
mitted by l.. U. Hopkins, of Chicago.
who agreed to design the machinery
for two and half per cent of the cost
price, or to carry out the complete
design for five per cent, including a
supervision of installing the balance
weight.
j. A. l.. Wadell, consulting en-
gineer of New York entered pro-
posal of $4,000 for the machinery de-
tail, together with the required con-
sultation on the job. and a figure OF
$3,5O0 extra to carry out and super
wise the building of the entire suNer-
structure.
The bid of $4,000 of Harrington,
Howard and Ash, of Kansas City,
Mo-, covered the proposal for ma
chinery design, and a bid of $3.50
was rendered for carrying out the
complete design.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
RED CROSS TO AID BONUS
WORK OF EX-SOLDIERS

Beginning on Tuesday of next
week the local Red Cross chapter
headquarters, in the Raritan Build
Ing. will be open during the day
from TO o'clock fer the purpose
of assisting ex-service men fill out
their application blanks for the SOL
diers' bonus.
During the summer months the
Red Cross has been handling a big
program of home service work, and
the office has been open only during
the morning hours. Miss Anna
Borden, executive secretary of the
local chapter, will be in charge next
week. and It. Is expected that a large
number of the ex-soldiers will take
this opportunity of filling out their
claims.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

City And County States Now Being Completes
|ANTI POLLUTION LEAGUE
ACTION AT ASBURY PARK

ASBURY PARK. Aug. 20. - The
National Coast Anti Pollution
League at its conference here today
received a communication from Cap
tain J. c. Fremont. supervisor of
New York harbor, declaring that
Northern Jersey beaches had been in
better condition this year than last.
With the completion by New York
city in the near future of sufficient
incinerators to dispose of all garbage
and with pollution from oil from
shipping and shore plants well under
control In New York haabor the let
ter stated that the two chief sources
of pollution, oil and garbage deposit
ed by vessels outside the three mile
liAit had become an international
question.
All steamship Companies entering
New York harbor the letter stated
had promised to cooperate in pre-
venting the discharge of waste with
in rs miles of Ambrose channel
lightship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
SHOTS FIRED AT ROBBERS

NEWARK, Aug. 20. - Six men
robbing the wholesale warehouse of
Herman Bachman. of IS gallons of
alcohol early today were interrupt
ed by Pamolman Burch. who fired
two shots and arrested William
Rooney, negro.
Lieutenant Fitch of the second
precinct heard the shots while on his
way to duty and giving chase to a
man who sped by him captured Her
man Kugel. The two were held in
$4,000 bail each on burglary charges
by Judge Murray in second precinct
court.
The alcohol, in one gallan cans,
was being placed on a small truck
when Burch appeared on the scene.
Bachman denied ownership of the
alcohol.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
RAAS, SOUGHT BY POLICE,
HAS Wife IN TRENTON

TRENTON. Aug. 29.-Mrs. Holger
Rasmussen, of 1925 South Clinton
avenue, Trenton, today identified a
photograph of Charles L. Raas of
New York as that of her husband.
Rasmussen deserted his wife and
three small children last September
and no trace of him had been found
until the woman saw the picture of
Raas In a New York Newspaper.
Raas is the missing partner of Aaron
A. Graft, elderly radio cabinet man.
ufacturer who was mysteriously
murdered in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
RECOVER S112,OOO IN CHECKS

EWARK. N. j., Aug. 29.-Checks
totalling $4,000 which shortly at
ter 0 A. M. today were seized from
two messengers of the North Ward
National Bank at Broad and Orange
streets by four armed bandits, were
recovered within half an hour after
the holdup by Kearny police.
The bag In which George Morgan,
bank messengers, were taking the
checks to the Newark Clearing House
was found In a Kearny street and
taken to police headquarters.
When the bandits sped away from
the scene of the holdup in Lombardy
street they were headed towards
Kearny and 1t is believed the plum
der was discarded when 1t was dis
covered to be of no value.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
60 YEARS FOR CONFESSED
BURGLARY SCHOOL GRADUATE

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 29.-Mor-
ris Kramer, self-confessed graduate
of prison burglary school, was yes
terday sentenced by Judge William
H. Smathers in criminal court at
Mays Landing to terms aggregating
so years. He pleaded guilty to 20
indictments charging breaking and
entering the larceny.
Before his arrest. Kramer's ex-
ploits had baffled the police for
weeks. He rifled hotel rooms. cot
tages and apartments at will. His
own bravado was responsible for fl
nally landing him in the net. A
search of his room after his arrest
revealed a veritable store house of
jewerly, merchandise and clothing OF
various kinds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
Y, N. C. A. MEMBERSHIP
! DRIVE IS PLANNED FOR

Plans for the annual membership
drive will be made at a meeting or
the Y. NJ. c. A. membership COM
mittee tonight in the association at
o'clock. The time will be set for
the drive. the number Of members
sought as well as the financial goal,
and many of the details will be dis
cussed. George W. Sharp. Jr. is
chairman Of this committee. A large
organization similar to that so sue
cessfully used other years will likely
be decided upon in order to carry
on the drive this fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
MAN RIDICULES SUMMONS;
TAKEN TO POLICE STATION

AS the result of informing Traffic
officer Nels Lybeck at Smith and
Prospect streets that 1T was useless
to give him summons as the paper
didn't mean anything" Harry
Kaufman, of 1876 New Brunswick,
who had been stopped by the officer
for failing to heed the traffic signals,
was taken to police headquarters
this morning. His name and the
charge against him were placed on
the blotter and he was instructed to
appear Tuesday morning at s o'clock
for a hearing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
PLAN MORE ARRESTS

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-At least two
other persons whose arrests will take
place shortly are involved in evi-
dence obtained by postal inspectors
who arrested William Fahy. Chicago
Inspector. now in the Woodstock. ILL.,,
Jail under $4,000 bond on a war
rant charging him with completely
in the s2,000.000 Rondout ILL.,. mail
robbery, according to C. H. Clara
han. chief inspector. of New York.
He asserted the two suspects are
not federal officers. but participated
in the planning of the robbery and
division of the loot. Chief Clarahan
reiterated his charge that Fahy was
"in the conspiracy to rob the mail
train from the very first"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
COOLIDGE FOR RELIANCE
OF ORDERED GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. - Fra
-ternalism as "a strong reliance of
ordered government, according to
public law" was eulogized today by
President Coolidge in an address to
delegation representing the Nation
al Fraternal Congress.
1.-THE rituals of nearly all frater-
nal organizations Mr.. Coolidge
said. ..are based upon religion. No
true fraternity can rest on any other
conception. 1t is for these reasons
that they are supporters of the true
aims of society. strong reliances OF
ordered government, according to
public law. able advocates of the
cause of righteousness and religion,
and effective promoters of peace and
goodwill among the nations of the
EARTH"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
ROBBERY CLEAN UP EXPECTED

Through the arrest OF Nels Banks.
twenty-five, of 800 Augusta street,
South Amboy, by Lieutenant Detec-
tive Joseph Gutowski and City Mar
shall John Waverczak, on a grand
larceny charge, the theft and at
tempted stealing of automobile tires
in this vicinity, may be cleared up.
A local resident made a complaint
against the man for an attempted
theft at the carnival grounds and a
Woodbridge township resident was
unable to identify as his, a tire
found In the possession of Banks.
The tire is at police headquarters,
and Banks was released in $500 bail
this morning for a hearing this
evening
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
PERTH AMBOY AND CARTERET
BABIES In BIG PARADE

One Perth Amboy and two Car
teret babies are parading past Queen
Titania XXXIII this afternoon in the
pageant reviews of children at As
bury Park while their hopeful par
ents expect to capture the trophies.
Shirley Beatrice Blume Is the only
local child at babyland. The Car
teret babies are Margaret and Vera
Skevington, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Skevington, of Roosevelt
avenue.
Children from dozen states are
striving for honors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
1,776 Die IN EPIDEMIC

TOXIC, Aug. 20 (By The Associat-
ed Press). - Total deaths from an
epidemic of meningitis now sweep
ing Japan reached 1,776 today when
23 fatalities were listed at Kobe and
one at Yokohama. In the past 25
hours SIG deaths from the disease
have been reported. principally from
Shikoku state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

WILL TRY TO FLOAT DREDGE

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 29.--Five
tugs will make a supreme effort this
evening at flood tide to drag the
stranded federal dredge Corozal from
the shoal onto which she drifted
Tuesday during a storm through the
swapping of her cable, because of
the heralded approach up the coast
OF young hurricane.
Colonel Earl l. Brown, of Will
mington, Del, head of the u. S. en-
gineering department will personally
supervise the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
Was Lost at Sea

NEW LONDON, Conn. Aug. 20
Believed to have been swept over
board by a wave. George N. Alex
ander, AZ, of Jersey City, N. j.. for
merly CT Mystic. was lost at sea from
the deck of the Clyde liner Oneida.
bound from Jacksonville to Boston
Sunday. It became known here today
following a visit with his family at
Groton, Long Point by Captain Lo-
dowick +. l'Acker. master of the
Oneida, and hrother-in-law of the
victim. The ship arrived in Boston
several hours late "Wednesday after
a protracted search for the body off
Cape Hatteras
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
Elect at Asbury Park

ASBURY PARK, Aug. 29.-The
New Jersey department of the Amer
ican order of st. George, at its 36th
annual picnic here today elected Will
liam Nye, of Jersey City, grand presi-
dent. Other officers chosen were:
Joseph Hodkinson, of Kearny, grand
vice president; Frank Cook, of New
dark, grand secretary; George Mar
tin, of Trenton, grand treasurer, and
the Rev. Leonard Morton, of Tren-
ton, grand chaplain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

When unexpected guests arrive prepare
. delicatessen meal; all home cooked. At
your service from Z A. NJ. to IL P. NJ i.
Garden Delicatessen. H. Axel. Proprietor.
81 Smith Street, Tel. 1912.
1670-8-29-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
Dawes I'm Bryan's Town

LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. 20 (By The
Associated Press)-Charles G. Dawes
arrived here today to open his west
ern speaking campaign in the city
where he began his career thirty
sevsn years ago and in the home
town of his Democratic opponent,
Charles w. Bryan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

Buying substitutes invariably leads to
disappointment. "Buy that Ford today
and play safe" Dorsey Motors, Inc. open
evening" AfS6-s-25.ets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

Try our delicious Home Cooked Roast
Virginia Ham: special pound sliced. 79c.
Garden DeIicatessen: II. Axel, Proprietor;
o. Smith Street. Tel. 1072.
s67Q-s-2s-H'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

See the new wiliys-K with Ian
chester balancer and balloon tires A.
Gross and Son. 2is New Brunswick Ave.
ls679-s-2e-3t3 8
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

See the new Willys-Knight with Lam
chester balancer and balloon tires. A.
Gross and Son. 21s New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

See the new Wiilys-K Knight with Lam
chester balancer and balloon tires.
Gross and SON. 21s New brunswick Avs
'ss7e=s-2s-st'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

Used Ford Racer: a snappy job; In good
condition. 5000. Dorsey Motors, Inc. open
evenings. S680-8-29-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

Deico Service Station. Garretson Co.
215 Market st. Phone 1000
s664-s-29-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

Balloon Tires also repaired at Georges
Tire Shop. 172 New Brunswick Avenue.
Tel 1873. 6013-5-23-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

disa ppointment. buy that Ford today
and play safe" Dorsey Motors, Inc. open
evenings. 8546-8-25-6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
Petitions Filled Yesterfiay

David A. Brown, of Woodbridge,e
one of the candidates in the three
cornered contest for county clerk
nomination on the Republican uc-s
ket. filed his nominating petitions
late yesterday afternoons. W. Edrs
ward Gowen. Republican, and Will
liam r. Harding, Democrat. both ofE
New Brunswick, have also filed their
petitions for the Office of coroner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29
WEATHER

Fair tonight and
Saturday; slightly
warmed Saturday
In the interior;
moderate north
shifting to east
and S o u { h e a s t
winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-29

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 29;--
-Four Democrats filed their primary
petitions in the county clerks oficek
shortly after 2 o'clock this afterk
noon. They were: Raymond Whike,'
New Brunswick, and Leo LowenkQhf,
Perth Amboy, assembly; Edward
Burt. OF New Brunswick, and Alonse
c. Winants, South River, freeholder.
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ze jde moda We v4em zen&i
vzdycky ma ruku..
fponese 81 nlnohA ma bal
nodrou paruku.
z Parize ted nase danny
pokyn dostaly,
ze jim mohou h1avy hofet
jako bengaly.
Mali lena pFizrzlou a
sporou ofinu,
nasadi 81 ma nj drdol
tTeba z karminu.
Chce-li DANA obdiv sklidit
S nejrIznejsich stran,
ma hlavu 81 paruku da
jake hastrman.
Chce-li zena oslniti
imuze pokradi,
fialovou paruku 81
ma leb nasadi.
Zenam sotva nekdo v svete
rozum napravi.
Bude-i to v mode, pdjdou
ma bal - bez hlavy!
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PRODA Sc obchodni misto ma
Fulton 3D., vyhodns pro cukro
vinkovy obchod aneb obchod
obuvni. Tez jiny Sc mdze u
platnit. Cena $500. Dale do
my, jednorodinny ma w. 100
ST., "a sS4oo,s jednorodinny ma
w. 80 St. "a $500, dvouro-
dinny ma Storer ave. "a $4,000,
jednorodinny ma Storer ave.
"a $1,000. Bli5si sdeli Edw.
Kudrna, pozemkovy jednatel,
2O64 Runts Rd., Lakewood, O.
Tel. Lakewood as w aneb v
{. 1898 Fulton Rd. 1876
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MA PRODEJ: Dunn O 1OpOko-
.iich, 2 koupelny, fernes, elek-
trika. plyn, lot 40 phi $50 stf.,
slepicnik, ovocne stromky, ma
leza sc v Corlett. Vezme Sc
lot neb diva co cast splatky.
Dunn o 10 svetnicich, krasne
dekorovany, 2 koupelny, 2 fer
merry, 2 garaze, zada Sc hoto-
We $4,000 ostatni ma 6 proc.
Vymenim trirodinny cihlovy
dun, "a dim jednorodinny.
Vymenim obchodni dobre mi
sto, hodici Sc pro velkoobchod,
vezme Sc menSi majetek co
cast splatky. Proda Sc ci-
hlovy domek o 6 pokojich, bli-
ze 131. ul. Miles ave-. ulice
dlazdena. Prod&m ctyrro-
dinny dun, kazdy byt Q trech
pokojich, misto rohove, :ulice
dlazdena zaplacena. Prvni
splatka hotove $500. Haste
Sc u Thorn. Suchy,. 2465 E. 86
St, aneb u Aug. Hanacek,
3528 E. 116 st. Tel. Garfield
5486. 1922
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SlsGbS 8tScha.

Kamarad, jenz chce potesit
druheho. slime holohlaveho
mic 81 z toho nedelej! Holo-
hlavost ie docela prijemna; ma
priklad ma vylety nemusis brat
s sebou kartac ma vlasy a hire
ben"
Pfitel: "Pekne dekuji! TAX
81 DEF vytahat zuby a nemus{s
s sebou brat kartacek ma zu-
by!"
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PRODA Sc kryty automobil,
velky druh, hodici Sc pro po-
hrobnika a podobne. Da Sc
LEVINE. Haste sc Kinsman-
IShaker Garage, 1921 Kins-
mann Rd. SIT
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"a PRfCINOU NEMOCI =
rodins, prodam nIj krdsny
tfi mssice uzivany nabytek
a karpety, vse nejnovsjsi
mody, "a pil ceny, bude-li
prodan rychle. Tel elektRie-
.ou ! lampu a mluvf>i Column
bia istroj. Hlaste % VI I. 3176
w. 80. St. dole. !?
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PRODA Sc altomobil pro !
osob,. psaci stroj, postelovy
Davenport, vSe velmi LEVINE.
Haste sc v {. 1888 e. 43 st.
IL Washington Parku. 1922
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IA PRlCINOU ncmoce vypro-
da Sc nabytkovy obchod, dining
room get, parlor set, kombina-
chi kamna, Victrola, stehovaci
truck milo uzivany a RUNE
iine veci co do nabytkovehO
obchodu spadaji, vse velmi le-
vne. Dovazka zdarma. Haste
sc V {. 3343 Fulton Rd. 3 %
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PRODA Sc domek 5ti svet-
nicich ma Anson Ave, blize
Broadway a vych. 55. ul. Ce
ma $500. Haste Sc u Jos. Sine
tany, 5317 Broadway. - Tel.
Broadway 327O. 3-22
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre Zari-
zeny delikatesni, cukrovinkovy
a grocerni obchod, Stor rohovy
v {. 1907 vych. ID. ul., kde Sc
trzi tydne pres $500. Je pri
nem byt o A peknych svetni-
cich a celkovy najem obnasi
s45. Blizsi sdeli jednatel V c.
61O6 Quincy ave. .-28
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod vedle nejvetH 3koly v md
ste, ma jedne strany Sc naleza
knihovna. Da Sc lacino, ale
pouze "a hotove. Haste Sc v
{. 1903 Buckete Rd. 1925
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PRODA Sc Chandler auto pro
Z osob, 1923, Ia $7O0. Pfijd'-
te 81 ho prohlednout. Haste sc
v (. 1895 vych. AZ. al. z Har-
ward ave. 3-25
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PRODA Sc. set do parloru, set
do jidelny, set do loznice, Sim
ger sici strOj, kamna ma uhli
a pIyn, vse velmi LEVINE, bude-
Ii TO brzo prodano. Haste Sc
Y G. 4313 Clark Ave. :?
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NOVY DUN 6 pokojich v
Garfield Heights na prodej "a
vyhodnych podminek. Haste
Sc Il J. Cernik, 1892 Broad
way. 1922
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PRODA Sc grocerni a delika-
tesnf obchod prodejem adou-
tnikd, kde Sc trzi cd $500 do
$1,000 tydne. V nedeli zavre-
no. Da Sc LEVINE pri brzkem
prodeji. Tel. Eddy 6233. Biz
81 Sc sdeli v {. CLOG Quincy
Ave. 3-27
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Obchod elektrickymi a radio
vymi potreban1i ma nestske
krizovatce, blize ziveho rohu,
kde Sc vzmaha obchod. Velka
prilezitost pro praveho OBJ
chodnika. Obetuje Sc Primo
jen "a 5000. Dobra pficina k
prodeii. 1921 E. 90. st. Tel.
Broadway 1869 w. 7-29
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PRODA Sc delikatesni a rez-
nicky obchod v dobrem miste.
Trzl Sc pres $500 tydne. Male
"a sc v {. 1861 W. 35 st. blize
Pearl Rd. a zap. 25 ul.Bli Isl
Sc tez sdeli vecer u iednatele
Z. 6106 Quincy Ave. 1922
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
o 6 pokojich, koupelna, bfidli-
cova strecha, kombinaGnf fer
nes, garaz, lot As pri 145 ST.,
cena $1,000. Haste sc v (. 3347
vych. 139. st. 3-25
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PRODA Sc. = peknem miste
.jednorodinny dunn, koupelna, e
lektrika, plyn, telefon zaveden.
Je tam nov;. garaz a dlazba
zaplacena. Haste sc V {. SOO5
Jeffries Ave. y Warner Rd. A
gent Sc vylueuji. S-22
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PRODA Sc delikatesni obchod
s grocerou pri tribe pres S4O0.
Byt o a svetnicich, najem $25
mesicne. Haste Sc V {. 217O
w. % ST., blize Chatham av.
aneb u jednatele v {. 61O6
Quincy ave. 1922
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$4,000 hotovs koupi dun o 5
5 pokojich. koupelna, lot 40
pri $50 str, ulice dlazdena a
zaplacena. Haste Sc v {. 1919
vfch. 1873. ul. 1922
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PRODAM pray5 dostaveny
6-tipokojovy moderni dunn
ma dlazdsns 136. ul. z Miles
Ave. = jeden . eli pokojich,
velmi pslmy, vytapsni hor-
kou vodou, ma Beechwood
ul. a ma te same ulici dvou.
rodinny, tfemi krasnyymi
loznicemi ma kazdem po.
schod, v5echno moderni, a
velmi prostorny. Caraz je
pfi kazdem dome. v padu,
ze byste Sc zajimali o nskte.
~ z tschto majetkd, zavolej
te majitele Jos. Navratila,
1914 Beechwood Ave. /?