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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09

Miss Carolyn jerks entertained a
few friends yesterday afternoon with
a pretty bridge party at the home
of Mrs. Sexton Ninth street and A
avenue.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09

Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald gave an in
formal tea yesterday afternoon in hon
onr of Mrs. Wattles of iBsbee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Finley entertain
tanned at cards last night at their
home complimentary to Miss Josephine
Feltus.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
Sixteen Years Ago

The young men of the Thirteen
club are giving picnic this after
neon at tho San 1sernardino ranch
t. their girl friends. In the party
are Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Thomas, MI.
and Mrs. Lya Palmer, Misses Elener
Berg, Blanch P7nhoel, Dorothy Pack
ard, Fay Mckinley, Marion Roche,
curry, M Maud Watkins, Kathrine
Christy Adaline White, Barbara Wal
gemuth, Nell Kline, Messrs James B.
Speed, Mac Smith, Dodge Hooper Carl
Smith, Ridgley Hooper, Jasper j.
Woods, Don Landis Eddie Forth, e.
J. Huxtable, Ashley B. Packard, Eu-
gene G. Robinson, Albert Stacy and
d. L. w. Downs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-24
Announcement Made
of the Engagement Of
Miss Sadie Ferguson

Announcement of the engagement
Of Miss Sadie Ferguson Of Bismarck
to MI. A. J. Carlson of Seattle, Wash,
was made last evening at the last
course Of charmingly appointed
dinner given by Miss FergusOn's
mother, Mrs. p. NJ. Ferguson, at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. A. p. Lcnhart
on Avenue b. The wedding will take
place the latter part of June.
Covers were marked for 16 guests
at four quartet tables. Each table
was conferred with basket of pink
and orchid sweet peas and pink tap
ers tied with bows Of orchid tulie.
Nut cups and place cards harmonized.
After dinner four tables Of bridge
played, honors going to Miss Gladys
Schroeder and Miss Leone Lamb.
Miss Ferguson, teacher ut the
Roosevelt school, has made her home
in bismarck for the last two years
and has a large circle Of friends ii
the city.
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YOungMOther and X
Infant Babe Die

Rev. Walter +. Water, pastor Of the
McCabc Methodist Episcopal church,
went to Almont today to officiatc
this afternoon at the funeral SER
vices Of Mrs. John Austin Ballet and
her infant babe. Both died shortly
after the birth of the baby at the
Ballet home Thursday. Rev. Water
officiatcd at the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ballet less than year ago at
the Methodist parsonage here, and
the double bereavement is especially
sad to the husband and other rcla-
tiycs- because Of the young mothers
untimcly death. Mrs. Ballet before
her marriage was Miss Clara Knud-
son Of Almont. Mr.. Ballet formerly
lived mt Villa.
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Mesdalmes Brink and
Myhre Hostesses at
Bridge Party Friday

Mrs. Carl Myhre and Mrs. A. E.
Brink entertained at a pretty bridge
party Friday afternoon at Mrs.
Drinks home, 512 Avenue A, in honor
Of Mrs. Drinks sister, Mrs. George
Broom of Minneapolis. Six tables Of
bridge were played. honors going to
Mrs. w. f. Cole and Mrs. G. L. Per-
sonius. Mrs. Broom was presented
with guest prize.
Bowls of yellow and white roses
and ferns were placed about the
rooms and lighted yellow candles
adorned the tables. A course lunch.
con was served after the games. The
hostcsscs were assisted by Mrs. A. K.
Tice
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AN APPRECIATION

The ladies Of the Methodist church
are deeply grateful to their many
friends for their generous loans of
priceless treasurcrs that made the ex-
hibition a marvel and delight to all
who attended.
The beautiful program of music
furnished by Hoskin-Meyer on the
new Orthophonic Nictrola was i large
contribution to its artistic success.
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Many Attend Mrs.
Hartley's Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Henry
Hartley. who died Tuesday morning
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. N.
+. Jensen, were conducted Thursday
afternoon ut the Perry Undertaking
parlors with Rev. w. T.. Water Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. officiat-
ing. Rev. Paul WRIGHT of the Pres
bytcrain church led in prayer.
Mrs. Richard Tracy and Kenneth
Preston furnished special music.< In
tcrment was at Fairvicw cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended
and there were many beautiful floral
offerings.
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Mrs. Harry Funeral
Was Held Yesterday

Funeral. services for Mrs.
Bridget Harry Of futile, held yes
terday afternoon at the Catholic
church in futile. were largely at
tended. The large number Of
floral offerings testified to the
popularity of the deceased in the
community.
Mrs. Harry died Wednesday at
her home after two weeks ill
ness.
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DANCING PARTY ENJOYED

The by Heck" dancing party given
last night by tho Rebckah lodge was
attended by large number of men,
bers and invited guests. A "town
evening and made several arrests.
Fines were imposed on any one wear
ing jcwclry or silk clothes. An old
fashioned lunch was served.
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PAGE FIVE
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our Nh&nks to
the kind friends who helped us dur
ing the sickness and death of our
dear wife and mother and for the
beautiful flowers and sympathy of
our neighbors and friends.
Henry Hartley and Family.
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EmnOns Co. Pioneer
Dies in Bismarck

George knultson &c Glencoe.
AIRED SO. passed away early this
afternoon at local hospital fol-
lowing a two weeks illness. Mr..
knudtson had been a resident Of
Emmons county since 1890 and
was well known throughout the
community. He was engaged in
farming.
Mr.. knudtson was unmarried.
hut leaves t. survive him three
brothers. Arthur Knhtltson Of APP
pic Creek district: Fred Knudtson
Of San Diego, Calf, and Martin
Knudtson Of La Mesa. Calf. and
two sisters. Mrs. G. B. Buckley Of
Glencoe and Mrs. G. +. Areman Of
lilo Linda, Calf. Mrs. Buckley and
Arthur knudtson were with the
deceased at the time of death and
will be the only members of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-24
HOLDS OFFICE IN ATHLETIC AS
SOCIATlON

Miss barbara Register Of Bismarck
was elected secrctary-trcasurcr Of
the Womcn's Athletic association ut
the University OF North Dakota this
week. The Womcn's Athletic associa-
tion is composed of 100 goods ut the
university and is ono Of the largest
campus organizations for girls.
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ENTERTAIN FOR MR.. ELLIOTT

The Mems Bible class Of the Me-
Cabc Methodist Episcopal church en-
tcrtaincd last night at dinner in
honor Of Phillip Elliott, a member Of
the class who, is leaving soon for
Flint, Mich, to make his home. Rev.
w. f. Water presided as POSTMASTER.
George NJ. Register, G. Il. Simpson,
Rev. John Morangc and Rev. Thomas
Gales were the speakers Of the even
ing and vocal solos were given by
William Nogglc.
Rev. Water presented the honor
guest with q fountain pen as a tok.
en- Of affection from the class and
Mr.. Elliott responded appropriately.
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heart after having made success in
the world, only to find her married
to former rival. How he destroys
that little love she still feels for hir,
in order to insure her future happi-
ness forms the climax on the story.
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AT THE MOVIES
.CAl,lTOI. THEATRE

If an unparalleled cast of come
dams makes an exceedingly funny
picture, the reason for the great sue
cess of Reginald Dennvs "Where
Was ?" which is coming to the Capt.
toll on Monday is explained.
1t could not be anything but rip
reading comedy-drama full Of the
most joyous laughs that ever greeted
the screens funniest actor. He got
away to flying start with the clever
Leather Pushcr" series several years
ago and has since been steadily prog
rcssing through bigger and funnicr
He is supported in this picture by
Chester Conklin. Lee Moran, Otis
Harlan and others. Conklin has long
been famous as one Of the screens
greatest comedians. For years he
starred in comedies; but with the
coming Of the big features and the
need for comedy relief in them, he
took up that form Of the art.
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ATTEND y. r. A. MEETING

County Superintendent A. L.
Thompson Of Washburn and County
Superintendent Madgc Runey of Bis.
marck attended a meeting Of the Par
cnt-Tc acher Association at tho
Schrunk district school last evening.
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rxrpr rpOM GARRISON

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Fredcndahl Of
Garrison are spending q few days
with friends In Bismarck. Mrs. Fro
dendahl's sister from Chicago stopped
in Bismarck for . days visit with
them while en- route to Seattle,
Wash, &
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RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson have re-
turned from q motor trip to Fcrgue
Falls, Thief River Falls and other
cities in Minnesota. They drove home
by way Of Grand Forks and Coopcrs-
town. where they visited friends and
relatives.
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VISITING DAUGHTER

Mrs. William Nagel, who has been
in the city visiting her daughter, q
student at the business college, re-
turned to her home at Steele today.
Her daughter accompanied her for
y weekend visit.
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EITlNGE THEATRE

1.-THE Song and Dance Man" shown
at the Eltingc yesterday and again
today has Tom Moore as u typical
small-timc vaudeville troupcr who
considers himself the greatest song
and dance man in the business. Bcs-
sic Love. Norman Trevor and Ilarri-
son Ford arc in the cast. The story
is different and the picture makes
very good entertainments.
For Monday aud Tuesday. "Mcm-
DRY Lane" is featured ut the Eltingc
Conrad Nagcl, Eleanor Boardman and
William llaincs have leading parts
It is the story Of young man who
returns home to claim his sweet
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DINNER SUNDAY

The st. Mays Altar Society will
serve u dinner from ~ TO 3 o'clock
Sunday ut st. Mary's school auditor
ium. After dinner an ice cream So
cial will be held,
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family who will be able to attend
the funeral.
Funeral services will take place
at Glencoe Monday afternoon at
$3.50 and intermert Will be at the
Glencoe cemetery. Rev. A. A.
Sorenson, pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church at Glencoe, will off
ciatc.
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VISITING At HOME

Miss Helen Dcvinc Of Minneapolis
10 spending a two weeks W alton IN
Bismarck with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. M. Devinc, at the Rose Apart
mcnts. -.
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Music School Presents Miss Lampe's
Pupils in Recital on Monday Evening

There always
grams given pupils Of Mas Kenny I1mpe Of Music school and the
The program follows:
Miss A. RohrerChinese Serenade Fliege
Miss Kathryn MarcksWaves Of the Ocean Blake
florence Wynko sp' Dance syrenne Duet) A. Michie
Miss Pauline Fritz~Turkish March $500. Beethoven
chsstt ana Spanish Dance Duc Mosskowsk
Mr.. Aphons Lampe-Frst Violin
Mr.. J. E. Martineck-Second Violin
Miss Katheryn Andrst-Violonceo Quintet Romberg
Miss Kaheryn Boespflug-Pano Primo
Pauline Fritz Aa'ec .'.."'"-H... 0s"ai ~e"As
Alphons Iampe-1st Violin
J. f. Martncck-2nd Violin Aa.,, c.... 80, p..,
Katheryn AndstVi0lonco n"so' o"'"i"a va" "c""s
Henry 1ampe.-Piano
Miss Ada Herbert-Vase Bleue Margis
Miss Muel Franks at Vienna Robt Schumann
Ada Heset Benson Dance tDuet JON Brahms
NJ x, r. msf Tamc Duet tvioln) Mazas op SO
Mr. J. f. MISUNDERSTANDING Memories Aphons ampc
Miss Henry Lampe-Piano
Miss Dolores k sTsvov Study S saSute
s Ns"e'sn Doesp''os b. Spring Song A. Henselt
M Ms;ss P stsrts Gonna" and Rpodc Due
MIR Aphons Lampc
Mr.. j. E. Martneck
Miss Kathryn Andrst D'es' \$"'''e' "'""'"' 4'' e'
Miss Kenny Lampe
Mr. Aghcns lampe-First Violin
MI. J. E. Martineck-Second Violin
Miss Kaheryn Andrist-Violoncello Quintet Haydn
Miss Katheryn Boespfug-Piano Primo
Miss Kenny Lampe-Pano Secundo
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WEEK.ENn VISIT

Miss Lillian Parmcntcr. principal
Of the Garfield school district, is
spending the weekend in Bismarck
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VISITING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Mcdonald and
daughter, June, Of Solen were shop
ping and visiting in the city yestcr-
day.
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SPEND nay HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Rausch and FAM
lily of Raleigh spent Friday in Bis
marck. visiting and shopping.
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UNDERCOES OPERATION

Miss Margaret Schroeder was opcr-
atcd upon this morning at the Bis
marck hospital for appendicitis.
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arc visiting with relatives and friends
in Bismarck,
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS MEET

There will be a meeting Of the
Catholic Daughters Of America Mon
day evening at st. Mary's Auditor
ium.
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G. d. Hughes Of Fargo, formerly
of Bismarck, is spending the week
end in the city with friends.
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HERE FOR VISIT

Mrs. +. M. Baumgartner Of Linton
is spending the weekend with friends
in the city.
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DIR. Bankers Lectures are
now on sale at Finney's Drug
Store.
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CONFINED BY ILLNESS
Mrs. n. +. Keller, 1O4 Avenue A,
Is i'll 1t her home. y
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Radio Program For
Sunday Afternoon

The followin" program will be
broadcast from the Bismarck radio
station, kFYR, Sunday afternoon
from 3 to 5 O'clock.
Violin selection. .Adolph Engclhardt
Miss Anna Monsoon. accompanist.
Selection ........,.l... String Trio
Ad0lph Engelhardt. violin;
Kathryn Andrist, cello;
Anna Monson, Diano. &
Baritone solo. ........E II. X. Light
Mrs. George Ducmcland,
accOmapnist.
Readings ....... Esther Hoist
Guitar selections Frank kicbcrt
Cook with Gas. It's the
Ideal Fuel.
VapO Carpet Cleaners
Bismarck Phone 39S
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Use Gas, the scientific fuel.
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VISITING m BISMARCK
xr. and Mrs. Harry L. Barton Of
Spokane, former Bismarck residents,
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rs ILL AT HOME
Mrs. w. J. Targart Is i'll ut her
home, $685. Main street.
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HERE FROM DICKINSON
l. A. Simpson Of Dickinson is a
business visitor in the city.
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There always Of
grams given y pupils Of Miss Kenny Lmpe tn: Music school and the
unusually good Solos duets o quacs and qunes will be featured
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in the city.
HERE FROM DICKINSON
l. A. Simpson Of Dickinson is u
business visitor in the city.
HERE AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. George Anderson Of Velva is
receiving treatment 1T the Bismarck
hospital.
HERE ON BUSINESS
Oscar Backman Of Wilton was
transacting business in the city to-
day.
HERE ON BUSINESS
w. A. Hart Of Carson was in the
city yesterday. transacting business.
SHOPPING HERE
Mrs. John Moses of Hazen was
shopping in Bismarck yesterday.
rs ILL AT HOME
Mrs. w. ]. Targart Is i'll ut her
home, 806h Main street.
CONFINED ny ILLNESS
Mrs. n. r. Keller, 104 Avenue A,
Is i'll 1t her home.
VISITING IN BISMARCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Barton Of
Spokane, former Bismarck residents,
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HERE ON BUSINESS
w. A. Hart Of Carson was in the
city yesterday, transacting business.
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SHOPPING HERE
Mrs. John Moses of Hazen was
shopping in Bismarck yesterday.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07

ba we've, batran mondhatjuk, hogy
az varakozason feltili lesz.
A szonlbati sziireti bait lelkes
keszitik elo, akik farad-
hatatlanul munkalkodnak. Pom
pas muzsikarol gbndoskodtak.
Cs5szlegeny es leanyok faradtsa-
ga mem lesz hiabavalo, ertekes es
szep jutalom var legiigyeseb-
bekre.
al hazai sziiretek halvanyod6
emleket hozza vissza maga tel
jes valosagaban a szombati mu-
|latsag, legyen oft mindenki. A
mint halljuk, mem csak Niles ma
gyarsaga kesziil majdnem teljes
szamban szombati balra, hanem
k0rnyekbeli k0zsegek mindegyi-
kebU is szamosan akadnak maid
resztvev6k.
Szombaton igazitsa dolgat, So
rat mindenki ugy, hogy resztve.
voje lehessen ennek a pompas s
igazan rengeteg elvezetet igert
sziireti mulatsagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07
NILESI HIREK
A szoMBAT1 BAL
Nagyszerii sziireti mulatsagra ke-
skill a magyarsag.

Rank k0szont0tt az 6sz, a ma
ga hideg, es6s es zord napjaival
Valahogy az emberek kedve is ko-
miszabbra fordul. A mindennapi
munka robotja most meg nehe.
zebben terheli az embert. Az 6szi
hangulatban egy kis valtozatos
sag, vidamsag val6sagos feludu
lest jelent mindenki szamara.
Ilyen k0riilmenyek kozepette
azutan srthet6, hogE minden ma.
gyar hAzban nagy or6mmel to
gadtak annak hiret, hogy szomi
baton, okt6ber 9.-en este, az is
inert Roman Hallban nagyszert
sziireti mulatsag kesziil. A Nun
Ikas BIS. nilesi, 93.-ik fi6kja rem
dezi szolnbati bait, az eddie
megnyilvanult erdekl5dsst szam-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07


A nemreg megindult szinhazi
szezonnak erdekes es nagyjelen-
tosegii esemenye zajlik lie varo-
sunkban oktober havanak utols6
vasarnapjan. A Kossuth Kor mil
kedvel8 gardaja, igazan kituno
szerep osztasban nagyszerii elo-
adasban hozza szinre legkiva-
l6bb magyar nepszinmiyek egyi-
ket, GA kintornas csalad"-ot.
Ennek az el3adasnak ket nagy
eredekessege lesz. Az egyik da-
rabban feflep6 mtikedvelJk szen-
zaci6s alakitasa - mask da-
rab maga. Soha ilyen ambici6val,
felkesziiltseggel, szeretettel es lei
kesedessel szerepl6k meg mem ke-
sziiltek eloadasra. Mindegyik tud-
ia, hogy ez alkalommal - a meg
lehet6sen kenyes izlesii k0z0nseg-
nek - tehetsege, tudasa legjavat
kell adni. A darab kitiin6 alkal.
mat nyujt ere, minden szerep ha.
Las, annak megjatszasa, a legki
sebb reszletek kidomboritasa, iga
ri elvezet.
A darab meseje olyan, hogy a
fiigg0ny felgordulese utan azon.
nal megfogja a nez6k0zonseget, 9
mese, cselekmenyek, valtozatos
esemenyek ezt erdeklodest csak
fokozzak. Mem tulozunk, amikol
AIT allitjuk, hogy nezokozon
seq, lelekzet visszafojtva,, figyef
maid az egesz eloadiast.
Az oktober 81. Zen tartando nil
kedvelo eloadas jegyei mar for,
galomba keriiltek, a Kossuth K0l
tagjai, valamint az ismert ma
gyar iizletemberek aruljak azo.
kat. J6l teszi mindenki, ha mai
elore megvaltja jegyet. Remel
jiik, mem csal6dunk, amikor az
allitjuk, hogy az eloadas napjar
zsufolt haz elott fog leperegni {
Kintornas csalad" minden egy
es, szebbnel-szebb jelenete.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07
CANTON, OHIO
sZtjRETI MULATSAG

Az Iparos Egyesilet szomba-
ton, okt6ber 9.-en este, Z oral kez-
dettel a Nemet Hazban nagysza :
basu sziireti mulatsagot rendez.
A bal erdekesseget fokozni fog
ia, hogy kozel Given magyar ru-
haba olt0z0tt csoszlegeny es le-
any pompas tancokat fog bemu-
tatni.
A mindenki altal ismert Nemet
Hall gy0ny0riien lesz diszitve $40
lot0kkel, furtokkel es levelekkel
kozonseg AIT hiszi maid, hogy
egy hazai hegyoldal pompas szii'
retjere erkezett meg.
A bal irant hatalmas erdekl6
des nyilvanul meg, ami ertheto is
Az Iparos Egyesiilet baljai min
| dig nagyszeriien szoktak sikeriil
lni, ICY biztos, hogy szombat
mulatsag igazan pompas min
den reszleteben, hangulatos lesz.
Muzsikalni, az Iparos Egyesu
'let sajat vonoszenekara fog. Szon
| baton legven oft mindenki!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07

Oivassa 81 figyelemmel nainden he
ton ezelxet a cikkeket Is 6risze meg,
.hogy j1v6ben hasxn6lhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07
MAJDNEM MEGORULT
A HATFAJAST0L
A johnson -fele V0r0s Kereszt Vese Ia.
pasz gyors es biztos segitseget ad

A gyors segitseg biztos maid
mem attol a pillanatt6l kezdve, a
mint Johnson-fele V0r0s Kereszt
Vese Tapaszt a fajos resi- fole al
kalmazza.
Melegit, enyhit, ez a regi meg
ibizhat6 .orvossag, azonnal eliizi az
eles fajdalmat es tompa szagga-
tast hatb6l, segit es a gyenge
hatizmoknak alkalmat ad, hogy
erejuket visszanyerjek es minden
benasag varazsszeriien think ell
Ha gyors segitseget akar = ker-
je hatarozottan a Macy Johnson
fele V0r0s Kereszt Vese Tapaszt
v0r0s flanell hattal. Minden
drug storeban kaphat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-07
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