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Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
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pany many of these dresses and some
of them have discreet trimming of
buttons to match. A bow on the
shoulder or at the back of the cOrsage
and another defining the waStline is
used
Marthe Regnier, that clever and re-
markable actress whose talent has en-
deared her to many Americans, also
has become a wellknown modiste.
Sports and day clothes are her special
ty, and she is now launching a col
lection of dainty and simple summer
frocks. She has riding habits, golf
suits, tennis frocks and white
kasha yachting dress with wide box
plaits and blue collar that is r!Ost
attractive with it's little pea jacket of
the traditional blue cloth with brass
buttons. Her camping" outfit is GER
tain to appeal to the woman who de-
mands chic even when camping. 1t
has amusing breeches and a very
workman-like blue flannel shirt that
would not look out of place in the
remotest mountain village of the Far
West.
The dinner jacket so popular this
spring appears as part of black
tailored suit with a skirt whose front
plaits are so arranged one might al
most imagine it to be divided.
Although shirring has long been
favorite type of stitchery with Chanel,
she uses it this season in a manner
that is entirely new, showing that
every kind of sewing is capable Of
infinite variety in the hands Of a
genius.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
Cape Is Featured
on Mantle Frock
Some Are Cut on the Dress,
While Others Can Be
Detached.

The smart fabrics for the new
tailored suits are tweeds, good Eng
lish fabrics as men choose for their
suits, and the new thin "frescas" of
Meyer, with very frail stripes in gray
or brown. Brown from the palest
sand to the yellowish mustard ap-
pears in the majority of the new
tweed fabrics. The simple coats,
writes fashion correspondent in the
New York Herald-Tribune which are
to be worn on cool and rainy days in
stead of tailored suit, receive very
charming character by the adding of
the cape. This cape is the greatest
is also the typical accessory for the
new tailored mantle-frocks which
are usually carried out in soft and
gay pastel cOlOrs. There are short,
long, plated or narrow capes, always
harmoniZing with the dress Some
are cut on the dress, others can be
detached. The dress is very often a
two-piece affair consisting of a skirt
and a jumper which is buttoned in
front.
Black satin also is a well-liked ma
terfal for coats for summer wear
One with short cape has a collar
Of ermine. 1t is cut on straight lines,
broken by belt, fastened with a
fancy buckle.
The famous Chanel crepella frocks
are appearing on the avenues of Paris
in large, numbers. Each seems more
lovely and wearable than the last
Wine red, delicate beiges, navy with
royal blue and lacquer red are the
favorite colors. Little scarves accom-
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
LOVE OF WILD
LURES INDIAN
GIRL TO DEATH
Two Quit School as Spring
Calls, but Storm OUer-
takes Them.

NiObrara, Neb.-From the Rosebud
Indian reservation across the state
line in South Dakota has come a tale
Of love for the primitive Indian life
on the part of two little Sioux In
dian girls, who, although surrounded
with all the conveniences afforded by
a big modern boarding school, yet
pined so strongly for the wild life
of the tepee that they ran away from
the school, braved a snowstorm at
night, fOrded a big river, one freez-
ing to death and the other display
ing the greatest heroism in trying
to save her little companion. Event
ually the survivor reached an en-
campment of Indians and was saved.
Answer Call.
Laura High-Bald-Eagle and Libbie
Never-Miss-A-S Shot were the two lit
tie Indian girls. They were each thir-
teen years old. They came to st.
Francis school last fall. They spent
the hard winter months in the big
brick building without pining. But
with spring the call became so strong
that they were determined to run
away that night and go to their
homes.
Shortly after they left the school
the temperature started dropping.
Then snow began falling. One of the
sudden storms for which the Indian
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
Laura Had Ceased to Breathe.

country of South Dakota is famous
came, up. The girls felt the sting Of
the wind through their light cloth
ing.
In an hour they reached the banks
Of the Little White river. There was
no bridge and no way Of crossing at
this point except by wading. The
river Is not deep but is very swift.
Also, there are pockets" in the bed
of the stream.
In mid-stream Laura High-Bald-
Eagle stepped into one of these
pockets in deep swift water. She
rolled over and over. Libbie Never
Miss-A-Shot came to her assistance
and the two struggling little girls
finally reached the other bank.
One Succumbs.
On land again, with their sodden
garments rapidly stiffening in the
cold, the two little girls continued
their painful way across the river
bottom in the direction of their
homes. Laura, minus a shoe, suffered
most, the frozen ground cutting
through her stocking and lacerating
her foot. Libbie helped her over the
rough ground as best she could but
the intense cold finally overcame the
efforts of the little Indian and she
fell again and again.
Libbie Never-Miss-A-Shot then
carried her as far as she could but
eventually was forced to lay her down
in the snow. Then she found that
Laura had ceased to breathe.
Leaving the dead girl in the snow,
Libbie went on through the storm un-
til she reached an Indian camp where
she fell exhausted.
Libbie is back at the mission, suf-
fering from exposure, but the white
doctor at the mission says she will
recover.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
ROAST LAMB WITH
SPINACH STUFFING
Shoulder Meat Is Tende,
and of Good Flavor.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
A good many hOuSekeepers are un-
familiar with the possibilities of q
shoulder of lamb, and the leg is con-
sidered too large or too expensive to
serve very often. The shoulder meat
is tender and Of good flavor. The
whole piece is generally lighter IN
weight than the leg from the same
animal, and sells for less per pound
Because Of the number and location
of the bones, carving a shoulder is
not quite so simple as carving a leg,
and possibly this fact explains why
the shoulder is not used as often.
One way of making the roast easier
to carve is to have the butcher take
out the shoulder blade. 1t is posi-
BILE to bone the entire shoulder and
bake it in a roll, but the meat will
be jucier and of better flavor if the
shoulder blade only is removed. The
cavity is to be filed with a special
spinach stufing which is made Of the
following materials:
cups dry bread 1 tablespoonful
crumbs chopped green
II pound cleaned pepper
spinach leaves ! tablespoonful
tablespoonfuls chopped onion
butter II teaspOonful salt
tablespoonfulS teaspoonful
chopped celery pepper
Cut the spinach up as small as
possible, after thoroughly washing it.
Put it in pan with the pepper, also.
minced fine, the onion, and half the
butter. Cook about two minutes,
enough to wilt the spinach slightly,
stirring constantly Then push to one
side Of the pan, melt the remaining
butter in the empty part, and mix
with it the bread crumbs so that they
absorb the butter This is simply an
easy way Of buttering the crumbs
without using another pan. Mix the
spinach and crumbs and stir until it
is little dry. The spinach, of course
will become more moist as the stuffing
cooks. Put the stuffing in the cavity.
sew the edges together, and place the
meat in a baking pan. Rub season.
fngs and flour all over the outside
and brown the meat thoroughly in a
little fat, in hot oven. Pour half a
cupful of hot water over the roast. ad-
just the cover of the rOaster closely,
and cook from two to three hOurs in
a slow oven, bone side down.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
Plenty of Style in Africa

An American artist finds more we'll
dressed women in Algiers, northern
Africa, than anywhere he has been
since he left the States. The Algerf-
ans bob their hair, use little rouge.
wear their skirts just below the knees
and do not roll their stockings. Then
by way of contrast few miles away
is the unspoiled oasis town of Bou
Saada, which looks just as it did to
Abraham. During his weeks stay
there the artist was the only English
speaking person In the place. :.
Why should this town be untouched
by fashion and the other out-Paris
Paris? Probably Algiers is more cos
mOpolitan.-Capper's Weekly.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12

Mrs. Hegmann, "and took Lydia e.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and
got relief" Mrs. Hegmann also took
Lydia e. Pinkham's Herb Medicine and
Lydia e. Pinkham's Pills for Constipa-
tion, with good results. She says, II
am recommending your medicines to
all know who have symptoms the
same as mine, and to others whom I
think it will help. You may use my
statement as testimonial, and l will
answer any letters sent +, me by women
who would like information regarding
your medicines"
There are women in your state
perhaps in your town-who have writ
teu letters similar to this one telling
how much Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound has helped them.
The Pinkham Medicine Company,
Lynn, Mass, will gladly furnish other
women with these names upon request.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
MILK NEEDED BY
YOUNG CHILDREN
Many Different Ways in
Which to SerUe Liquid.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
To get a child to take enough of
the milk needed in the daily diet, get
some drug store "straws" and let him
sip his milk through one of these oc-
casionally. Make a milk shake once
in while with fruit juice or cocoa
as the 1avoring. Also try milk-vege-
table soups. So many kinds Of vege-
tables can be used in this way that
you can get many different f1avors.
Cook his cereal in milk instead of wa
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
Best Sources of Iodine

Fish, particularly from salt water,
oysters, clans, and other sea foods
are among the best-known sources Of
iodine among the common foods. In
regions where regular supply of sea
foods is not readily available, iodine
is being given in chocolate-flavored
tablets and iodiZed table salt.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12

down condition and
could not do her
hous work. She
could not sleep at
night. Her story Is
not an unusual one.
T b o u S a n d 8 of
women find them
selves in a similar
condition at some
time in their lives.
II found your adj
vertisement in my
letter box" wrote
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
Protein in CoLu's MIR

Cows milk contains more protein
less sugar, and slightly more fat than
woman's milk, and the fat globules
are larger. Also it is said to form a
tougher curd. Fortunately, most
healthy babies thrive on good cows
milk or on cows milk simply modi
fed.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
Even Prints Are Shaded

The vogue for shaded effects is re
fiected in the new prints, which show
the same design in three different
shadings on, a single piece.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
Petted

Lady-Your father thinks a lot Of
your new brother, doesn't he?
Bobbie-He gets up in the middle OF
the night to take the darn kid for
walk-WeSt Point Pointer.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12

ter. Milk toast and a simple milk
cereal pudding vary the monOtony
also. Make junket now and then with
a fiavoring he likes or serve it with
crushed fresh or canned fruit Gus
tards, soft, baked, or boiled, are an
other good way. Try all these meth
DDS of hiding the milk but do not
Overwork any one until the novelty
wears off.
Arizona state miner., 1926-06-12
ATTRACTED
BY BOOKLET
Read of Other Women
Who Found Health

Brooklyn, New York.-Mrs. G.. Heg.
mann of 35 Central Ave-, was in a run
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
A SZ0RAKOZAS

Aladdin lampajanak nevezte ell
egy szellemes ember radiot.
Sol1 magyar otthonba bevonult
mar ez a csodas III talaEmany. Het
f0n este azok a magyarok, akik-
mex radiojuk van, felcsillant szem
mel, boldogan thallgattak keszii-
lekb0l kicsendiil0 edes-bus magyar
notakat es tcsardasokat.
Hetf0n este a WTAlM clevelan-
di allomas Kasza Margit eneksza
matt tovabbitotta, a. hideg lido ked
vezett a hanghullamoknak a ke-
sziilekek csodas tisztasaggalT Tad-
talk vissza ennek a barsonyos han
gu magyar lanynak n6tait Egy
teljes 6ran keresztiil enekelt yo-
ungstowni maeWarsag csalo9anya
radi0ba New Yorkt6l-San Fran
ciscoig, Canadatol Ie, egesz Mexi-
coig felfigyeltek az emberek. a
lcgtObbje persze mem ertette, hogA
NIT enekel, hisz mem ert magyarul
Gle azert elvezettel halNgatta min
den ember, legyen az feher, fele
te, yankee, hunky, vagy meyer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
sZttLETEsNAP.

November 29.-en nagyszamu,
ragyogo szemii aprosag vidam ka-
cajatol volt hangos Deak Pa1ek
Qtthona. Kis fiuk, Pah, aznap toll
totte be eletenek kilencedik esq
tardejet S ebb6l az alkalomb6l a
fiatalsag j0tt ossze Macy szam-
ban.
A k0vetkezo gyermekek voltak
jelen: Gagyi Bella, Molnar Erno
Pekarcsik Pityu, Pekarcsik Zol-
tan, Horvath Jozsi, Horvath ia
nj, Benyei Laci, Giirtler Bella, Pal
lay Jani es Pityu, Devai Gy0rgy
Guthman Leo, Rathhar D., Szabf
Palika Gs Karolyka
A kis unnepelt Gdesanyja ma.
gyar vendegszereteter6l tett avvaI
bizonysagot, hogX kis gyermek
hadat, pompas uzsonnaval vende
gelta meg. Kiil0n0sen a tesztak-
ban es tortakban volt Macy ke
reslet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
Miles,, @.
UJEVI BAL.

AZ ujesztendo elso napjan, ia
nuar Len, szombaton este het or
szagra szoIo hires bal zaJllk he
Niles varosaban. A Vrehovay Sc
gely Egylet 106.-ik, nilesi flok-
ia, az Ifjusagi Osztaly javara fe-
nyes tancmulatsagat rendez Wa.
nut ST. Roman Hallban.
AZ ujevi balnak kiil0n erdekes
seget k0lcs0n0z az a k0rillmeny
hogy az egylet mar ket esztendt
ota mem rendezett semmifele tan
cot S ICY meglehetos hosszu sziine
teles utan, lap megint nagy ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
Pompas zenekar huzza, az 6eszten
do bucsuztatojan--A meglepets-
SEX egesz sora var a k0zonsegre.

Ennek az esztendonek utolso
mulatsagat a Kossuth K0r rende-
ri. Melto keretek koz0tt, unnepe-
lyes formaban bucsuzik ell a sok
gonddal4bajjal terhelt oevt0l,
hogy ANIMAL nagyobb szeretettel es
vidamsaggal koszontse bekoszon
to NJ evet.
December Len, pentek este a
Kossuth Kor nagyszerii igazan
pompas szilveszteri mulatsagot
rendez, melyre mar most, j6 elore
figyelmezteti a magyarsagot.
A bal el6lesziiletei nagybar
fokmak, a meglepetesek egesz So
ra var ezen az esztendo bucsuzta
ton a magyarsagra. Pompas ci
ganyzenekar muzsikaja mellet
fog folyni tame.
Szilveszter estJere, nj ev haJ
MALARIA tehat ne igerkezzen ell Sc
merre, hanem intezze ugy dol
got, hogy a Kossuth K0r baljal
jclen lchessen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09

tisztaba avval, hogy melyik ceg
mel vegezzek beyasarlasaikat.
A legalkalmasabb karacsoEi
ajandekok egyike, az ekszer. Err
te1e alland6, az ekszert mem lehet
elhasznalni, amak viseloje- min
dig szeretettel gondol maid az
ajandekozora. Egy sep kovii gyii-
Ri, izleses kark0t0ora nagvsze-
riien megoldja a karacsonyi ajan-
dekozas kerdeset.
Magyar testverelnk figyelmet
felhivjuk Rusnak Samuel magyar
testveriink regi es j6hirnevii uzle-
tere, mely a 33S w. Federal ST.
alatt Ga Bombolis vendeglo mel
lett, nyomdank k0zeleben) talal-
hat6.
Az iizlet tulajdonosa minden
egyes ekszerert, 0raert szemelyes
iotallast vallal S emellett biztosit-
ia, hogy olyan olcson mint nala,
sehol masutt sem lehet vasarolni.
N6i es ferfi gyemantgyiiriik,
n6i 6s ferfi kark0to6rak, arany
zsuzsok, disztargD ak, stb., stb
Macy valasztekban, kitjino mino
segben igazan nagyon olcs6r
[ kaphatok.
A ceg tulajdonosa kitun6en be
szel magyarul ICY a magyar va
sarlo k0zonseg, anyanyelvet hasz
nalhatja.
| Jol jegyezZe meg tehat mlnden
Xxi, hogy Rusnak 6kszeresz tizlete
a 33S w. Federal st. alatt talal
hato.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
Amiket az anyanak nem szabad
elfelejteni.

Sose a.ljon orvossagot bebinek, ha-
csak mem orvosi rcndeletre teszi ezt.
IIa sziiks6ges, a doktor maid eloirja.
Ne engcdjc gycrmeket jarni, mlkor
meg tul fatal. Jarkalas vagy alldoga-
las, miel6tt labai mem kell6 er6ssegiiek,
maradand6 BAIT okozhat.
Ne cngedie nevdcs vagy atazott
pelenkat a gycrmeken maradni. Tavo-
litsa el azonnal es mossa XII azonnal,
amnt csak lehetseges.
Adjon u b6bijenek elegseges vizet,
hacsak az orvos mem rendeli masIkent.
A vizet mindig fozze meg, aztan hutse
lie, micl0tt bebinek ada.
Szokasokat gyorsan es konnyen le-
het formalni Enn6lfogva kez1je idejen
bGbit j0 szokasokra tanitani, A seek
reked6snek, vagy mas betegsegnek ell
So jeleire r0gton hiyjon doktort.
A tel, amit hasznal legyen a leheto-
sGgig tiszta minden mas tartalomtol. AZ
Eagle Brand Milk minden artalmas csi-
rat6l mcntcs, Teljesen biztos es j6, egesz
s6ges taplalek a b6binek
Azoknak az anyaknak, kiknek bebi'
iUk van es mem tudjak szoptatni oket,
hatarozottan ajanljuk az ivegbol valo
szoptatasra a Borden S Eagle Milket.
Ez lcgfinomabb cukor keverekbol van
tudomanyoaan el6allitva. A Borden Is
Eagle Milk az taplalek, mely az eros
labakat es az eg6szsegcs testet felepi-
ii. Ez megakadalyozza, hogy as bebi
lcfogyhasson, n bebi sulyanak norma
liss5ga jclcnti az eg6szseget. Nagysze
Ri min6s6ge Matt jayasoljak 6s ajanl-
iak az orvosok t0bb, mint 65 eve mar
Az anyak latjak, hogy a normalis egesz
segii bebik er6sen es alland6an fejl5d
mex az Eagle Milken.
Ha mem tudja, hogyan kell hasznal
nj ~ Eagle Milket, vagja Xxi szel
vtnyt a Borden s lapunkban megjele
no hirdeteseb0l es kiildie ell a Borden J:
! Companynak, mely azonnal kuld On
mex ingyen cgy utasitast magyar nyel
ven, hogy bebijet hogyan taplalja e
mas fontos dolgokr6l val6 felvilagosi
tasokat, hogy viseljen gondot bebijer'
es onmagara.
Olvassa cl figyelmesen minden hetel
ezeket cikkeket as 0rizze meg, hog.
a jov0ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
A CsIP OF A j Al S Es
BETEGSEG GYORSAN
MEGGY0GYUL.
A Macy V0ros Kereszt Tapasz a
flannell hattal majanela va
razsszeriien hat.

Maidnem azonnal eluzheti az
eles lovel0 fadalmat es tonpa
szaggatast, amit csipofajas, neu-
ralgia es mas rematikus bantal-
max okoznak a Johnson-fele Vo-
r0s Kereszt Vese tapasszal. Abb
ban a pillanatban, mint ezt a hi
res, regi, megbizhat0 tapaszt a
faidalmas resi- fole tesszlik, aida
sos megk0nnyebbiilest hoz = fell
melegiti, enyhiti es megnyugtat-
ia felzaklatott idegeket es maid
mem azonnal eliizi faidalmat es
betegseget. Nemcsak bamulatosan
gyors eredmenyt kap a Johnson
fele Voros Kereszt tapasz haszna
latat6l, hanem tartos segitseget is,
| inert, a V0r0s Kereszt Vese Ia
pasz gyogyereje a boron keresz-
till allandoan felszivodik a meg
[tamadott reszekbe, amig tapasz
a testen rata van. Ez a legegysze.
riibb es legbiztosabb modja faj
dalom observation-disclosures. KerJt
hatarozottan VorJs kereszt We
Sc tapaszt voros flannell hattal
Minden REPRESENTATION kaphat6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09

gyar nyilvanossag ele. Az ujevi
bal, vilagp6sa versennyel lesz egy
bekotve, nilesi es k0rnyeki lea
nyok Macy bizakodassal varjak
maid a verseny veget.
Muzsikalni, hires eiganyunifor-
misban, Rig6 Joskaek bandaja fog,
ez hires danologep es radio ban
da eggyel ismet szapOritani fogja
eddigi sikereit.
J6l jegyezze meg tehat minden-
XII, hogy 1927. els3 napjan lesz meg
tartva a nilesi Vcrhovay fiok
nag gyszabasu tancmulatsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09

Porto Rico szigeten mozgalmat in
ditottak, hogy tanit6k eletet az al
lam biztositsa, inert nagy tavolsagok,
amiket naponta meg kell tenniok, hogy
az iskolaikhoz jussanak, rossz utakon
es veszelyes helyeken visznek keresz
till. A balesetek olyan gyakoriak, hogy
tanit6k elete alland6an veszedelem
ben forog.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09

. A magyar n6tanak, a magyar
nevnek ismet megbecsiilest SEER
zett Amerika szerte Kasza Mar
git. Biiszkek lehetiink arra, hogy
0 - mienk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
KOZELEDIK A KARACSONY
EST.
Maradando ertekii ajandekot Rus
max ekszerizleteben vasarolhat-
A regi, jo hirnevii iizlet vi helyi-
segbe kolt0z0tt.

A karacsonyi iinnepek alkal-
naval mindenkinek Macy fejt0-
rest okoz a karacsonyi ajandek.
Sokan AIT Sc tudjak, hogy init We
gyenek, sokan pedig nincsenek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
JANUAR 15, sZoMBAT

A steeltoni magyar r6mai ka-
tholihus hitk0zseg nagysza'ba-
su tancmulatsaga a Szulligan
Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
THE
FULGHUM HATCHERY
GIRARD, OHIO
BARNES
T0ROK FttRD0K
a Second Natl Bank eptiletet

a Second Natl Bank epiileteben.
Meghilest, idegesseget, reumat,
lumbagot es gyonge verkeringest
gyorsan kigy6gyit. A jegy ara: hat
(6) fiirdore $1,000. Ejjel-nappal nyit
va, vasarnap kivetel6vel.
(Battla Greek Methods Used)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09

a Campbell M. A. G.. vasarnap
esti kacago estjere feltetleniil
menjen ell minden magyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
ELAD0!

New Process gaz konyhai tiiz-
hely ela'lo nagyon olcso aron. A
tiizhely >kitiin0 karban van S rit-
ka alkalmi vGtel.
CHM: 1913 Florencdale, telefon
32769.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
ELAD0!

New Process gaz konyhai tiiz-
hely elado nagyon olcso aron. a
tizhely kitjino karbaq van rit-
ka alkalmi vetel, i ~
Cim: 1913 Florencdale, telefon
32769.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
Elad6 tyukok
ELAD0K A KOvETKEZO TIszTA
FAJTA, ToJos TYUKoK:

Barron strain White Leghorp, Everlay
strain Brown Leghorn, Thompson Bar
red Rocks, Owen IS, vagy Tompkin IS
Rhode Islands Red, White Rocks, vagy
White Wyandotte, darabja $1.25.
OF h6napos csirkek, fennti fajtak-
Dol, nemsokara toj6k, $l.O0 darabja.
Fatal kakasok, tcnyesztesre, darab
ia $500.
Egy tucat, vagy tobb tyuk rendeles
mel ingyen adunk kakast.
While Leghorn csibek, szaza -. .$S.75
Brown Leghorn csibek, szaza $500
Barred Rock csibed, szaza ..Sll.0l
Rhode Island Red csibek, szaza $1,000
White Rock csirkek, szaza -. ..$12.0t
White Wyandotte osirkek, szaza $11.5(
Mindegyik fajtiszta! = =
Aprol6kainkat magunk ncvejuk es
nagy gondot forditunk az iiltctni vale
tojdsok Kivdlogatasara. Megelegedeset
garantaljuk.
A csirkek postakoltseget, a tyukok
express koltseget, mi fizetjuk. Az elve
szallitasert j6tallunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09

A Kossuth K0r szilvesZteri mu
latsagan a meglepetesek egesz so
ra var magyarsagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09

"Katoka 0rmesterne bemuta-
toja igazaR nagyszabasu szinha
ri esemenynek igerkezik.
SZILVESZTERI MULATSAG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-09
AvERBECk
DRUG. co.
16 w. Federal St.
KIAD0 HAZ.

Egy jol1arban lev1 4 szobas
haz, az Ohio Works k0zeleben,
334 Greenwood Ave. alatt, olcso
berert kiado.
CHM: 334 Greenwood Ave.