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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
Meat Points Running Short?
Peanuts Are Good Substitute
sue


Dear Sue Leaf.
/ have been going with young
man for about eighteen months
and he is a very nice young fellow
He seems to care for me, anc
wants me TO marry him, but / an
only in high school and am no
ready to marry yet. He knows that
| love him and he has said if hi
finds out that / am in love with
another boy, he will kill me. Tel
me what I should do.
w. r.
Do not get yourself involved
with anyone to the extent that
he is able TO make threats on
your life it only means
that he is jealous and will
probably do anything. On the
other hand, he may be just
talking as most young fellows
|. are. Actual love is not based on
jealousy, but trust and everlast-
ing confidence iii the object of
your love.
l am glad TO know that you
| are not yet ready TO get mar
/ ried and l hope you will stick
| to this determination until you
have prepared yourself in some
profession TO make you indie
pendent of anyone. 1t does not
mean that you will have to
work when you are married but
it will mean that you can work
if you have to do so. Go on and
finish school; be a good little
girl and everything else will
work out to your benefit.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
Terms Body Odor
UnpardonabIe Sin
By HELEN JAMESON

Considering that this country's bathtubs have been
increasing numbers for years. considering that bath
series lure thousands of dollars from ladies' purses does
if time for that old bugbear offensive body
odor to do slnkaWay. But he is still with the pub
lie discovers with the first signs of Spring
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
Z, aaEx DOESN'T MAYS
SAYlIa( Kings oomplfMoN
81 4 r \ TIlIr MAKE HER
AB0u I you? nook OlOe

Careful attention to your face can save
YOU from words that take the Joy out
of life. For greater beauty -. In max
ing your complexion lighter, do this -.
arouse with Black and White Bleach
ing Cream. Skin becomes falrer, softer
and lovelier. Blackheads loosen. Dull
outer skin clears off. At all toilet
counters, economy sizes, 25c and SOC.
Get Black and White Bleaching Cream.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
Aircraft Industry
UsingMoreWome

WASHINGTON, D. c. (SNS)- -Production of aircraft
is rapidly becoming 'woman's industry" Chairman Paul
V McNut of the War Manpower Commission said Mon
day explaining that 70 to 50 per cent of the workers now
being hired by many aircraft companies are women
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
New Recipe
Very Easy
To Follow
BY DIR. KARLA LONGREE
Hampton Institute, Va.

So wartime rationing has reduced
the meat on your family dining
table - but why do we eat meat
anyway?
The answer is that meat is inn
portant in the diet chiefly because
it provides protein, fat, Vitamin B1,
and other nutritious vital for body
building. And another thing it
isn't the only source of these nutri-
entS.
The canny housewife takes adj
vantage of other foods which offer
the same nutritive values. And she
starts with the lowly legumes - the
kidney bean, soybean, or peanut =
which,. the Foods Laboratory shows
are rich in most of meats food val
ues.
Try Baked Peanuts - new YER
sion of the famous Boston dish -
on your family today. The recipe is
easy to follow, and the cost per serv-
ing is only five cents.
BAKED PEANUTS
"a Meat Alternately
| Id. untoasted peanuts
l can No. 212 tomatoes
l onion
2 tablespoons molasSeS
2 tablespoons brown sugar
Ateaspoon dry mustard
black pepper
| teaspoon chilli pepper
2 tablespoons chilli sauce
or tomato paste
Soak peanuts overnight in water
to cover. Boil gently in the same
water for an hour and a half, or
until tender. There should be very
little water left. Combine all the
ingredients and add to the boiled
peanuts. Place in baking dish and
bake in a moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees F. for about two hours or I'M
til sauce is thick. Serves eight.
(This recipe tried and tested in
the Hampton Institute Foods Lab
oratory).
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
DANGER!
COLDS AT WORK
WITH. COUGHING, SWIFTLY, SNEEzY,
STUFFY NOSE PUNISHMENT


Beware of spreading colds! The spread
of colds is national menace. Guard
your well-being. Dress senslbly. yet
enough sleep. Above all, don't neglect
your cold. A neglected cold can cause
lots of misery. So do something about
the very first sniffie or sneeze, use {,
Penetro Nose Drops famous "two-drop
way to relief. Remember, Penetro
Nose Drops are real prescription-type
medication containing ephedrlne, In q
balanced formula that helps break
through that colds congestion in your
nose, give your head cold the air.
Generous bottle 25t -. 2L2 times as
much for 5Of Use only as directed;
And don't wait for these head cold
miseries to attack Today get Penetro
Nose Drops.
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Gus debris and that is why the bath
should not be a casual one. A heavy
brush, well lathered, should be en-
ployed with plenty of elbow grease.
There should follow a rousing rims
ing with hot water, then with cold.
After the drying bath tonic should
be used, or the flesh frictioned with
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08

married life to be happy. After
you have finished college, mar
ry the fellow before someone
else gets him. You can always
encourage him to go to school
and make up this difference to
some extent.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
DON'T CEASE EFFORTS

Cosmetic counters offer a variety
of deterrents. They come in various
forms-liquids, powders, creams. If
one is not effective, another one will
be. There should be no ceasing of
efforts to overcome this trouble.
FrockS and coats should be aired.
Stockings should be rinsed in borax
water, not ironed.
The perspiring scalp creates odors;
hence the need of the weekly sham
poo.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-08
Dear Sue Leaf

Dear Sue Leaf
/ have been going with a boy for
four years. During this time, he
has been as nice to me as any girl
could expect. He neither drinks nor
smokes. He is dependable, truthful
and never disappoints me in any
thing. He is church member and
likes a smooth, quiet life.
Before l finished high school, we
decided should go to college and
L am in my second year He is still
waiting although he has asked for
me and we are engaged.
He is working and saving for our
future life together. He says l am
the only girl he loves and he has
enough confidence in to marry, l
really love him as / know him and
his background. In all these years,
l have found nothing wrong with
him.
[ am writing you because he has
only a sixth grade education and
as told you, have had two years
of college work and my mother
thinks our marriage will not be
happy because of this difference.
Otherwise, she is in favor of the
fellow and our families are friends.
He says if he does not marry me,
he will never marry. Our likes
and dislikes are practically the
the same and I believe we could
be happy.
Alicia.
There was time when
would probably tell you that
the breach in your educational
backgrounds would eventually
make both of you very unhap-
by, that he would suffer from
interIority complex in the long
run and you would regret your
marriage. Inasmuch as you are
the one who has the more edu-
cation, it may be better because
III looking around, you can no
tIce for yourself, that the more
education man has, the more
conceited and bigger fool he is.
You have known this fellow
long enough to know his habits
and have found them fo he
good and he is willing to make
sacrifices now SO that you will
De happy in the future. there
is definitely reason for your
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Hon TO Lire on Less Canned Goods
Here Are Il Menus
Of Plentiful Foods

EDITORS NOTE Conncd goods rhtoning,
certainty for ucrt month, clR limit coch American TO
about - ounces Of canned foods (of average point
raIueJ per pcck A llt-pogud can affords about fonr
orerocc portions family Of tour 1roud be permitted
two Il ,-pound cans week. Hhot rHi yow household
3ae ~ Sppp'aut cCruod foods He IS the lost Of series
Of articles. ip "h'cf Tho Times d'etotY fFpet com
pretes fc, mems t9, aH rcek under canned goods
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
EIOiSe'S OleO
No Butter, so County Orders
Substitute for Hospital

There's no butter available for
Wayne County institutions, so it's
oleomargarine from now on.
This was the order today from
County Auditors Ray Hafeli and
James Friel.
They said II was almost inpos-
sible 10 obtain sufficient butter.
Eloise Hospital alone uses $50, 900
pounds year, and has been with
out butter for six weeks, they
said
They pointed out that Eloise IS
not a state institution and there
fore docs not come under the state
law prohibiting the use of butter
substitutes in state institutions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
JuiCeCanners
Assured Fruit
For War Needs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 (INS),
Food Administrator Wickard to-
day moved to provide citrus fruit
juice Gamers with adequate fresh
fruit supplies and TO assure suf-
ficient quantities and efficient dis
tribution of roasted chicory.
The citrus order will give Wick
ard power to reserve part of the
fresh fruit crop for war require
ments and may divert a small pro-
portion of the consumer supply 10
war uses.
His citrus fruit order-food dis
tribution order No. Constitutes a
program under which citrus fruit
handlers in California, Florida
Texas and Arizona may, be re-
quired 10 set aside specified guam
titles Of fruit for processing.
The order affects lemons, grape
fruit, lines and all types of or
anGes except tanCarlneS.
Without this order, WiCkard re-
ported, processing plants woulc
be unable to obtain a supply oi
fresh fruit sufficient 10 meet eX
panding war demands ~
The chicory order-food distri
button order No. 5-will prevent
processing from packaging in con
sumner size containers any large
proportion of their total sales.
"The Wishing Well" has y
message in cipher for you.
Daily and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Auditors Probe
Car Claim Fraud

A report that county employees
were padding auto allowance claims
with more miles than their ration
books allowed was being investi-
gated today by the Wayne County
board of auditors.
The inquiry was ordered follow
inc partial report by Walter A.
Munger. county transportation
chairman. that more than 100 en-
ployes were getting impossible
mileage payments
Employees are paid 8 cents p
mile or fiat rate ranging from
$50 10 500 monthly where mile
age claims arc very large Nun
cor said he would complete hi,
II port shortly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Carlson Is Elected
MosIem Shrine Head

New leader of the Detroit
Shriners today is William Carlson,
following his election TO illuStrious
potentate of Moslem Temple to
succeed William +. Frackelton.
Reelected 10 office were 1t.
Col c. Dale Curtss, chief rahban
Of Moslem Temple; George {.
Johnston. treasurer, and Tunis f.
IStinson, recorder. Guy w. Moore
was elected a trustee, DIR. Milton
G. Smith of Mt Clemens, assist
ant rabban Robert V. Johnston
high priest and prophet. and T.
Melvin Rinchart. Oriental guide.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

President George w. Trendle Of
Radio Station WXYZ today was
elected treasurer Of the Huron
Clinton Metropolitan Authority
succeeding r. Bruce Mcpherson OF
Howell, who resigned.
The HCMA board of commits
sionerS also authorized engineers
10 make test horingS in Lake st
Clair near Anchor Bay 10 deter.
mine the advisahilty of construct
ing bathing beaches and other
Parkway Authority recreation
facilities in the area.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
SUPPER
Cold Sliced Chicken
Bread and Butter

This concludes weeks planned for family of
and only canned foods used tomato juice and
green beans.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST

Grapefruit Halves Roast Chicken Dressing
Mashed Giblet Gravy
Jelly Melted Margarine Baked Squash
Lettuce Salad
Plum Pudding Coffee
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Booker 7. Washington
Group in Ceremonies

Mayor Edward j, Jeffries Jr
will off'ciate at the opening cere-
monies of the Booker T. Washing
ton Trade Association today at
the Lucy Thurman branch of the
.YWCA.
Officers OF the organization,
Louis c. Blunt, president; j. W.
Collins, vice president; r. Louise
Groons, secretary and w. j.
Fields, treasurer, will also be
present.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
.UnsIi(ed Bread
To Save Tons of
Needed Supplies
Detroit Time. Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Jan 13.-Wher
the American housewife begins
Slcing her own bread next Mon
day. she viii be helping 10 save
tons of wrapping materials
The department OF agriculture
today explained that a loose loaf
of sliced bread requires two
thickneSSes Of waxed paper or
.cellophane. whereas one thickness
.SufficeS for a compact unsliced
loaf
The food distribution section OF
the department said the saving
IN paper. wax and cellophane
would amount 10 many tons
weekly for the whole country.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
500 Steel Strike Voted

OTTAWA Jan. - INS1 Re
fused a fiat : cent An hour increase
IN pay 5 900 steel worker, A. the
Algoma Stccl Corporation plant
SAUL Ste Marie ont. viii walk
out tomorrow. ~ VaS disclosed to-
day following r strike vote
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Chicago Hunts 'Chutist

CHICAGO, Jan. II GNS). -
Squads Of police searched today
FOR a parachutiSt whom several
persons said they had seen de-
SCending IN the southern outskirts
OF Chicago. None, however. had
seen a plane from which the sup
posed parachutiSt might have
hailed out
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Aeronaut TO Speak

Donald Berlin, chief aeronauti-
cal engineer for the General Mo-
tors Corporation, Will address the
Monday luncheon meeting of Cad
lilac Post No. 1888 American Le-
gion, in the Olde Wayne Club.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

Hon TO Lire on Less Canned Goods
Here Are II Menus
Of Plentiful Foods
II EDITORS NoTE-caan goods ,,dtionin0'
ccyforty for uCrt month 1ciR limit eoch American to
about - ounces ot canned foodS fet orerG9e pomt
,aIucJ per ftcck. A ll4-poWd can affords about for
ororoqc portions lon1{ o' t2t g9ga oe PoGn PermHJg
}ef H. pp'aut canned oodS' HO6 the last Of series
Of crtic'cs ia vhict Tho Times dietary expert com
pletes tc, menus for fH Wctk under canned goods
totonn9J
BY PRUDENCE PENNY
rTEPF are the last four DAYS menus three meals day
which completes projected week for family OF four
IL under canned goods raoning February Foods sug
eesed those expected by Detroit food experts 10 De most
plentiful IN the markets
THURSDAY
Grapefruit Halves Dehydrstsd ydIstsd Cream rarn of
h Coffee '' Parsley Butter Sandwich
Spice Cake Milk
DINNER
Spaghetti Balls
Psrmesan Cheese
c'uihO"eI Rv,,.1Ssrn G.[St and Soti: R.di'h Salad
Lemon @.In"s Pudding
There is a mushroom powder which makes tasty cream
of mushroom soup AS for the parsley butter dehy
draed or fresh parsley lakes ana mix Win puter or VITA
mnized margarine.
FRIDAY
BREAKFAST LUNCH
Tomato Juice Griled Cheese Sandwiches
soft Cooked Egg Orange and Grapefruit Cup
Milk
SAUCER Pike with Tartar Sauce
s'''p'd F'ia,st1 assG L.ttuc. Salad Fresh Spinach
Peach Upside Down Cake
Tomato iuice comes from your ratoned supply. The
peaches might be from the ratoned goods your home
canned ones
Note that it's fresh spinach rather than canned spinach
SATURDAY
Apple Sauce Corn Flakes crsnmed Carrots Canlaowsr and
Coffee or Milk Beans over Crisp Rice Cereal
DINNER
Cream of Cabbage Soup
Baked Beans Salt Pork
Coffee
That luncheon dish combines the few carrots and
cauflower left from the week, well small can of
rationed green beans.
BREAKFAST DINNER
Grapefruit Chicken Dressing
wit Giblet Gravy
Grape Jelly Melted Margarine Baked Squash
Coffee Milk Lettuce and Orange Salad
Plum Pudding Coffee
Cold Sliced Chicken
Butter
Rhubarb Sauce Tea
This concludes weeks planned for family Of
and only two canned foods used tomato juice and
green beans.
k..EI EIOiSn.S OInO
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12
L.aikrodzius Atsuks
Vasario 21

Ohio valstijoje nutarta pa
naikinti pagreitintas laikas, ka
buvo ivestas karo pradzioje, ir
atsukti laikrodzius atgal visa
valanda, kaip buvo pirmiau.
Tas bus padaryta, kaip pra-
mesa, nuo Vasario Fl dienos,
2 val. ryto.
Kaip beprasmis tas pagrei-
tintas laikas yra matome is to
kad net dabar, Vasario meme
81, saule teka $50 val. ryto,
kuomet tikrumoje saules teke-
jimas turi butt 7::30 ryto.
Prize naujo laiko vel greitai
visi pripras.
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NEPAVELUOkIT!

Lietuviu sale, 81 sekmadieni,
bus uzpildyta pilnuteliai, taigi
kurie manot dalyvauti Lietu-
vos Nepriklausomybes pamine-
jimo iskilmese pribukit j sale
anksti prizes 200 valanda die
nos. Izanga j sale bus memo
kamai. Visi vietiniai ir placiQ
apielinkiu Lietuviai pribukite.
Paminejima rengia Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos l skyrius.
Kurie vietiniai noretu daily
vault pietuose SUI buriu vietos
draugu, kartu SUI p. Prezlden-
tn, praneskit apie tai rengimo
komisijai, Dirvos adresu, arba
telefonu EN-. 4486.
Pietus bus lygiai IL val,
Wade Park Manor.
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NAUJAS LAVAS
"SOHIOAN"

The Standard Oil Company of
Ohio pasistatydino nauja laiva ku-
riuo bus gabenama petrolejaus pro-
duktai Mississippe upe. Tas laivas
pavadintas "Sohioan", SUI 240O ar
kiln jiegos, ir tai bus tvireiausias
traukiantis laivas, kuris gales vez-
ii nuo 10 Xxi IL barku, kiekviena
uzpildyta po 5000 backu aliejaus-
traukiniais vezant imtu keturias
mylias ilgio tanku karu.
Tas naujas laivas, kuri' oficialiai
pakrikstys Miss Margaret Holiday,
dukte w. T. Holiday, prezidento
The Standard Oil Company of Ohio,
tapo pastatydintas ST. Louis Ship
building & Steel Company, ir bus
svarbus padaras transportavime ne
apdirbto aliejaus siauren ir i rytus
linkui Atlantiko pakrascio.
Tas laivas yra 100 pedus ilgio,
3s pedu ploeio, ir naudos nevalyta
alieiu kurui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12

zieteles", kuri turejo issikrau-
styti j Pittsburgha, agentelis
landzioja pc Lietuviu namus,
ir dar kas blogiau, sake, jisai
grasina teismu items Lietu-
viams kuriems jo laikrastpalai-
kis buvo siunciamas neprasy-
tai, kad uzmoketu uz kelis per-
eitus metus.
Jeigu kur tas agentelis taip
pagrasintu, paimkit jam sluo-
to, nes jus nepraset io ia ga
zieta siusti ir nera jokio is
tatymo priversti moketi uz ne
uzsakyta laikrasti. 10 pirmas
biznis yra ne landzioti po ju-
sq namus ir grasinimais rel
kalauti uzmokescio, bet sulai-
kyti gazietos siuntinejima.
Toki meklioriu kas jis nebu-
tu, raportuokit paste virsinin-
kams. -
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Uzgiria 49, Valandas

Prezidentui Rooseveltui lsa-
kius ivesti 48 valandu darbo
savaite, Clevelando industries
ir darbininkai tai ziuri prie-
lankiai. Xxi siol vidutiniai bu-
vo dirbama po 46.S valandas
daugelyje Clevelando dirbtu-
viz.
Darbo savaite pasilieka 40
valandu, taigi uz 8 valandas
bus mokama daugiau, Xxi siol
nustatyta tvarka.
Clevelandas tikrumoje ne
iskaitytas dar j. ta 48 valandu
darbo savaites isakyma, taeiau
| ir CleVelandieciai turi rupintis
daugiau dirbti karo laimejimo
pagreitinimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12
"ICE-CAPADES OF
1943" - ARENA

81 porele "senu smoothies", kaip
Markhus ir Thomas praminti savo
eiuozinejimo profesijos nariu, paro-
do kad ciuozinejimas ant ledo he
ia tik jaunimo uzsiemimas. Juos
matysite naujame perstatyme Ice
-Capades of 1943, kuris sugryzta i
Clevelanda vel ir duos savo persia
tymus per savaite pradedant Va
sario Ia ir baigiant 21.
Orrin Markhus, kuris prisipazysta
yra 81 metu amziaus, pradeio jau-
nysteje sokiku Chicagoje. Dabar jis
yra vedes ir tevas dvieju vaiku.
Irma Thomas, 10 partneris, turf
zinejima tik astuoni metal atgal,
Al metus amziaus ir pradejo ciuo-
bet taip pasizymejo kad uzima zy-
mia vieta yaidinimuose.
Ice-Capades of 1942, su skaitlin-
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P.AGERBE

Lietuviu Moteru Klubas pa
gerbe savo pirmininke Ona Mi
helichiene, Vasario 9 suren-
giant pokili paminejimui jos ir
jos vyro Is metu vedybinio
gyvenimo sukakties. Tas po-
kills buvo "surpraiz", ir atsi-
buvo pas p. Ditchmaniene, kur
p. Ona Mihelichiene, visai ne
nujausdama kas desis, atsilan-
ke, ten RADIO daugeli klubo
nariu, kur jai buvo iteikta att
tinkamos dovanos, ir atsibuvo
vaises. Linketa jai ilgai dar-
buotis tarp Lietuviu ir siai sa-
liai. .. +.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12
INCOME TAX
Blankos ISpildOmOs

Jums reikes /ispildyti Income
Tax blankos uz 1912 metus.
Kreipkites j Lietuviu Kluba,
vakarais, 1886 Superior ave.,
kur Chester G. Zuris jums pa
sitarnaus.
Reikalinga nusinest 1941 m.
Income Tax kopija, Social Sc
curity kortele, ir kurie turtle
savo namus, parodyma kada
namas pirktas.
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Ycaite Baige Moksla

Pile Hypatija Yaaite, Ian
kius Michigan Universiteta,
uzbaige moksla ir gavo savo
Masters Degree laipsni. Ji
siuo tarpu randasi Floridoje,
dalyvauja Florida Chain Mis-
sionary Assembly suvaziavi-
me, kur atstovauja Lietuvos
Protestantus ir tuomi atlieka
naudinga darba tarp Amerikos
zmoniu reklamuodama Lietu-
vos varda.
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LANKE TEVUS

Biznieriaus ir tautinio dar-
buotoio Juozo Blaskeviciaus
sunus Algirdas buvo trumpai
parvykes is kariuomenes pas
savo tevus. Jis tarnauja gy-
dytoju stabe. Algirdas lanke
Western Reserve univerSiteta
kai isejo kariuomene. Jisai
buna Kentucky valstijoj.
Taipgi atlanke savo motina
Ona MISUNDERSTANDING Abb
mas Matulis; atlanke ir savo
broli ir seseris. Jis tarnauja
laivyne, Floridoj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12

gu baletu grazuolip paneliu, visais
naujais kostiumais, yra tai puos-
niausia, graziausia pasirengus di-
delio masto ledo ciuozinetoju per-
statymo grupe ka randasi visoje
salyje. ii susideda is 100 asmenu,
27 dideliu aktu ir 48 Ice-Ca"pets"
ir Ice-Cadets.
Tikietai parsiduoda dabar Cleve-
land Arena ir Bonds Clothing, po
$1.35, $1.85 ir 1920. Generaline
jzanga prie duru &c.
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Vyksta j Chicago

Lietuvos PreZidentas, atlai-
kes Lietuvos Nepriklausomy-
bes jubilejaus paminejima srl
mumis Clevelande, ta pacia
nakti isvaziuos i Chicago, kur
tautine srove rengia triju die
nu apeigas, Vas. Is, 16 ir II.
Su p. Prezidentu /Chicagon
vyksta P. J. ziuris ir K. ).
Karpius.
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M IR I'm Al
ONA KIBARTlENE

Ona Kibartiene, 81 m. am
ziaus, nuo 618 Broadway, mi
re Vas. 5. Palaidota Vas. 8,
Brooklyn Heights kapinese.
Liko vyras, Juozas.
Laidojime pasitarnavo lai-
dotuviu direktore Della E. Ja-
kubs.
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REIKALINGA MOTERIS

nailiu nuo Clevelando, prie Bus Ii
nijos.a Pragyvenimas geras, mokes-
tis nedidele, isejimo kick nori.
Ra.yti STANLEY LUKASSUS
North Olmsted, Ohio
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Parsid1loda Namas

Parsiduoda namas, 66 ir Wade
Park ave., kama pTieinama. ran
dasi Lietuviu koloniioje. prie krau-
tuviu ir kitu patoglmQ. kreipkites
lplatesniu ziniu 10 }6868. 81
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PARSIDUODA NAMAS

Pavienis namas, 107O4 Olivet, 8
kambariai, miegami, 4 karu ga
razius. Viskas gerame stovyje. =
parsiduos zema kama. Kreiptis
1O7O4 OLIVET AVE.