THE OMAHA HER: WKDXESDAY. OCTOnEIl
1 UJH
Will Irwin Says
Next War Will
End White Race
Corr"riondrnt Ita-lam to
bim Aria Sw'trty That
U. S. Hat Chance to
Slop Strife,
Uilijt.i.n lo get tiiruugn 10 II ti
-n! hlgU eta!.
"Thru i n. Hi war lit Il4. W,t)i
tn lu wnki, lit lf dullt U
through iboKxtii'l of year ut civil'
Hon and 'agmilani, wua tint worth a
rmp if Ilia f UiKcra. Ci.rttuiliy Inn)
killed initio. tul.iliiiita ami (.rjl
Itritain bii'l tatluifirij a f.N.l Mix I,
't.
then 4 itina I, a.
"On Ami IJ, JlMi, ui ilix !..((,
tool of Ypre, new thing liiiijieti
led. A iiil.h yellow rii.ud, i hunting
jio '(' I In Hi "Uin eun, urn' flown
lik a mlal. ( Vina ililnrln via and
lt lift l,"0 nun dead. Ki.r th firat
"ri. .. . . .L . jlun, I'Min Wiia liul Into th liuatne.a
in i..!. T .1 I"""""""""'' l..f..,-il,I,(.-...,n,n.
uianVi?. ' '"' ""''"'""' "'y Mm fr killing t,ee lo hit
, , r , , " " """ with aoniefnitig h.ii.1. After Hi u-
Hi w.ir bet-am a mi
ll.ltig H. Ih. , lly, n.,t a-, much .. ., ,,r(y ,v.
"Afier Hi ariiiladre, t became
known tt William f,ewl of
Northweatern unl vrKy, a iliemial.
I fllOU.
' 1,'tlllzlng Hi Invention. rnil In
flute, e (him a doren airuliinee t.uae I
ft l:u hiimii't, J , could wli out New
Vork city over night. w will kill
t-y hull anil-, nut retail, In future.
War In lh future will fie nit entire
I'i'piiliilli.iia, tint on artrijce. In abort,
I In. Ilil la i.ff:"
Thiia ik Will Irwin, wiir forr-
Mc"fulenl anil lecturer, ftililreaelng lh
Oni.ihn Hoiiity of Kin Art Tiiae.ijiy
afternoon iit tl.i, J-'onttnell hotel.
Mr, Ward Hurgeaa, iitealilent, pre
aciileil Ilia i'iikT, lifter Ihe amllonc
I, ml aloud In irK-ninry of Mra. f'tiurl
T. K'iiiMz, a, furimr rt-lli'iit ami
.ri-ni-nt mi mlii-r, wIioh ili aih ix rurtil
liint Hiilutiliiy,
(iMir Ahaiidniiirf.
' In tiii- i ir Hint liiniorv, v,:)f una
thM: lliliig," Mr, Irwin imhI fur
tlur. "Thi-r wir no rula fur th
Mam''. Km ilurlnar lli litnt. of th
Mi'l'ii-w iroihilM, a aftia of what a
Ki iilli linli nliniilil iln fipruiiK up, ( IhIm
linnlty iiirri-il t tiia lunvi-mant on until
IIiit rum lo ti a i!lvill?,l rod of
wiirf iii! Mini fitinlly n rliiln ruha wcra
iiihllliHl III lli -ru llmiKa ieni
ridfi n Mi-, Thl 'im( a prolnilly'tli
only ihliix Hint (iirinltti'l walcrn
TANLAC
Naturt'$ Tonic Medicine
end tomftch
trouble and
builds you up
30 Million Bolila Sold
Aak Any Good Druggist
20 Eggs a Day
From 24 Hens
"New Got Bo Many In My UU."
Hy Mr, httn.
"I atrtd mfna Inm gun an Jan
My 24 brin wlili E bad tieru lavlna o
r 4 ritKa a day, anon Ogmi laying la
lo 20 tui a day and bara laid Una rr
aloec. I nevtr gut o mint rgiti liefor
la my life and I bar hto a yuultry
i-aar for 2rt ymira,"--Mri. Klr li-o,
K. 8, C'oolrllla, O,
No ui--ork alwiut tbla. Mra. Dun
kft bfr rav rord. In 4 wuiitba aba
iiikhI vna S0' anil lbr fl bmn (if Dun
Suug and got vftr MM Un,tu aitra age.
it ain-mrt pay lo tia
wit bunt Ijoii Hung," my a
Mr. I Ivan, And It'i a fact.
You're lualii miiy twrt
day yuu "grt along with
out It." Wby nut U't It tot
yourivlf In thlaeaay way:
;ir Hun tiling to 15
ban. Tben watb rtnit
for til) dna. If It duean't
abuw full a lila Incrraan
la egg, It it il''n't Juy fur Itm-lf and
imy yun a guud rulit ImIiIm, trll ua aud
jour ninue)' will lie iruiuitly ri'fiiinltil,
lion Hung ll'bliiime fur egg laying) arta
dlriTtly mi the agg-layluf nrgana, and la
huncHi'lal In avury way. It make brna
lii-alt by and happy. Tbvy arratrb and alng.
I'ulleta ilvrrlup rarlh-r. 'I ha whole flix k
laya n-ttiila rly In any ai'iiaun, In any
1.
only
J-tA.3
weather, when eg it a are ararce and blgn.
Can yuu alTurd tu Ignore tha wondnrful
rrpnrta yuu are hearing from Hon Pting
uavr everywhrre? Why nut let n abow
you the auni rranlta, with your own
flock? Dun Hung I no truuMe lo uie.
It coala nothing to try. All wa aak la a
I'hani'e to priive our clalina, entirely at
our rlk. tiet Unn Hung from yuur local
dealer, nr aend nil centa 'fur pai-aag by
mall prepaid i large ami. fl, bold three
tlmea an uiiiib), Uiirrvll-lnixger Co., 214
Culuuihla lllUg., luuiuuapolia, lad.
All KKTIMKVIKT.
SULPHUR SOOTHES
UGLY, ITCHING SKIN
'iii
Hit Aiillalliin Mulica
tool niul l iiiiifiirlable.
Skin
If jou are aulTrrlng; from erzenia or
aiiinti uther tortunnKi emlmrriiHalng
akin liiiiilils you may quickly l till
of It hy uaing Mutttliy Hulphur, !
tliiica n noti'it akin aprciullat,
Tlila aiilphur prepiunllun, becouae
of Ita gpi tn ili-atroyinif propel lira,
arlil utt f.i.la to quickly aubdue Itch
lug, evn of fiery ri mma. Tha flrat
('ihiutiiit luiiki-a lh akin fool and
roiiifnital'U'. Itiiali ami I'lntchea at
IimiM right up. Itwela' Mentlio
HulplMir ia npplii'4 Ilk itny tilra.inl
ci'ht i-iritil and I .n frctly h.ifttileaa,
Suu mil i'l lain a ani.ill Ju fnitn any
I.ihI druggial.
AUtb-HrKKtlrir.
SIMPLE WAY TO GET
HID OF BLACKHEADS
H i. it eae lV'. a "
il .l in ml 4.U I "l ll !.
ii-i i id liU ka,
I.. l.. urn a't n' ' au.aii
l .Jt li.. !- .h a
f a I t, ( rxk
I. ..H..I. knaklt lea f'1" ,
a.it M Mr.i4 k
ea-a d..af.ir t ki--ika.'. I""-;
l..ll,.d,, Da aaaliet ttt "
f t I liti.l a4 iii,ee, Wie lh .
taut aiiluitl kul aur b"- 1
aa aitt a atuu.a at an! al
ai-4 luntnMil tie b l1
ti i aa f ia ' r'"
a4 KMiiii t ll '.
kna f -4 a a a
Iktt Imel Ua aaWail BaaJf
4 la atl -.!. Ik a.
ktJ ik 4 a iiai , lau ta
liaa at Mi iSait aataiai
a4'i-.,. a itia wild iaa
t.ki i k. a.M an aia i l ta
. a,a'k
Ojfii Light Dnlarfii ('auf!
of Oklahoma Mine Lx(ilohioii
M'-Curlafn, Okl., fht, 24. An open
light carrli'il on th rap of V. 12,
Meiatnn. prealilent, niln fnreman ami
lira boa of lh I'roKivaiilve (.'ol oom
puny at th No. 11 mine, cnuaed the
upload, n lut Friday whlrh killed
eight men, Including Hcaton, arid In-Jurr-d
four othera, at'ifordlng to Kl
Boyle, atate niln Inapector.
liirtha and IValhx.
Woy and Ava Vr burger, 2fi2 auuth
fitleinib alri-i'l, girl.
Kn-'l and Uuae I'lvaa, hnat'llal, buy.
juhii arul i,i-e young, huaultal, hoy,
i hrlnlnfi-r and J.orlla Dtrelo, huaplial,
buy
Matter arid Angillna Harding, HiaiiHal,
girl.
Harold and Dorothy Amlron, hnaplial,
buy.
I.wl and Mary Knudeaon, boapital,
bey
Milllam and Kuly M'h, t41 Hiiruig
I'i-'I, girl. I
.luliri and ID-lea IVteraan, 111 nea
ttrift buy.
I'.uy and Nulla gliuamakar, huatiltal,
buy.
I- ilui anil l'-urgla fuhon, hoar'Hal, bey
Wllaun and Myrll King, Irfiaveri-
Kurlh alrnt, huy
r. P. ami ('hrlellna hrlilnan, av-
nllih anil Ciitir alr.-il, lrl
Uuy gnd Meaala Coleman, mi Mirtn
geventaenlh air"t, huy.
I.eKuy and Muraaret RemuaB, ID''
North Tw.niy-nlntli aireet, girl
Juaih and May Moairrufc .11 Klllaon
avenue buy,
Herman and Dllllun WHaovakl, 2211
Hou'h Twenty flrt atreel, buy,
Aulnn and Kmill. Ilugfewliit. 6202 Kuutb
Twenllelh atre.t. girl. ...
Martin anil Kihel Mever, buapllal. girl.
Albert and Mildred I'arker, 220 Caa
Ular afreet, arlrl.
M T. anil Dla Malnna, a North Heyen-ta'-nlh
atreet, aiiartrnent 24, huy
frank anil Hylvla Mallna, buapllet, girl.
I.luyd and Marie Danktuii, huanltsil, girl,
Jna anil Durbar Kuril, 220 Uuiiu.it
atreet, girl.
Frank and Clara Hlnchlk, "22 Houlli
Ptfteenth atreat, atlrl.
I lea Ilia.
Mllfurd Hamlherg. 16 yeora, hoapltal.
gam liuiua, )r., i. 24u II aire t,
.Ina'pli Muahea, 63, Millard, N'eh.
Heilvlg 8 fallen, 70, 12IH 8uulb eight
eenth atreet,
Krank W Corhae, ID, 2U Huuth Twan.
ty-tnurih atreet.
Abraham Meyer Chaaler, H, bof, Itit
William llunry Tagwerker, Infant, 111 4
pei-atur atreet.
Albert A I'mraun. 41, 6201 North Twen
ty-fourth atreet,
Marriage Licenses
Walter II f,ota. it. Omaha, and Anna
J, Manrhel, 21, Omaha,
MalhlHa A. Ohllnaer, 4, Pnrtamoulh
Ta . and Hazel Murrlman. 27, Omaha
Kald K. Hum, 2 V lima ha, and lillia
bcth I', Nurelai-h. 2ft, lirnaha,
Albert Mmlih, 2. Albla, la, and .lunula
toiler, 2. Alt-la, la
,lua ZainrowF,ll, 22, Omaha, and KlUa
beth neiim. 17, Omaha.
Mm lilDtrky, over 21, Omaha, and
Ethel Reinaihrelbi-r. over 21, Omaha.
Mathrw II nlia ppel, 21, Omaha, and
Huele Helta In, Omaha.
Iiu hard If. I.ee, 27. iimaha, and Mad.
Iln tunnlnaham, 21 Omaha.
John II Munaen. 27, lirand laland. Neh ,
ami Carrie Juhnron, J, ilrand laland,
Neh
Jamra Pantelaon, J, gllvnr city, la,,
ami Mary I. Cnimrn. 2ii, Hllvar City, la.
Kilward I'llmaii. if. Kna Clly, Mo,
and Anula Huberta, 2, I'matia
Kauatliiu Henterla. 27, tnnana, and
Anna Martinet 22, Omaha.
William c. Halliff, 4i, Omaha, and
Orare ll.unar, 21, I'lartndt. la,
I, .the II I'lman. 2J Mnitale, la, and
Auarna M. t'oulihard, il, Califurnia June
llun U
.liinlur l.en 2t, Omaha, and I'allla
M-Ml!, 27. Hinaha
K.lar Mairait. II, Omaha, and Anna
gu-hut'-k, 2. iimaha.
Cliff W. M'Wh-iier, 12, llatllliaa Neb,
an-l llraia al MaiMhain, II, liattlnae,
Neb
IIAIH HAlJaAM
FACE DISFIGURED
Fl
MM PIMPLES
Itched md ttyneJ, Virv Hard,
Lost Rest. Cuticurt Heali.
"I wa (tout 14 with firyif Ua on
any uh. They luhad and buixe.1 and
weia bard. m
area U' r 4 aunt mall,
aj a; 1 I K1! tan ma ay
a gnia. i iintti aa4
aaaal diar(itimnl
t'T,-. i,.,ku I .... a
teia awta leeieai
iy iraut hi naaiai phuii
aaaat lulUuia koaa ad
Oiamvaat, nj u4 ihia butaa
4 tuiKni Oiiitnar- with tb tun.
twra ., lMa I baalad, h -m
Bay I. a i iiaeiak " i ndl Hub.
I O'bboni, Jr , l it Miaia a ,
Cfce.. lilt
Mai C t.a Pii.m and
Ttloea aaati aly.iay -il f
iatiaaa4ah ;u4 iki Ma4,
had Invented lewleite gua, wllh H
tunc lh epmud of uny known gua,
"I Hint luia Imri uked now, it I a
alnklng gua nd Inviaihla, It alt.n ka
through tha akin, t'lothlng I no
proti'ctlnii. Hliould th Dody I loin hid
hy ao much aa tha uren of u to nut
piece iliiith la ii-rlaln.
Hleer .thplanea hy M Ireleaa,
"At the end of lh ir, hoinhing
plu ma hnd hern pet fei-D d an Ihiyl
could nirry 40 mile from their Imae
and return, with two tuna of botnli.
f.'ow they have flim-overed Hint they
can alter alrplimeg ,y wlreleaa, ai; Unit
nlrplmi Iminhlrig Ima In come an ur
i ilriile Ihlng, iM-ailly illaenaea may l
apieiol hy hoinlia.
"ioiiornli ally, vi ry oim luai a In a
modern wnr. Allhougli Ihi'i are
fewer Moldlef uiuhr arm now lliuri
in t'JlS, eiUlpfiienla of nrmlea ut lln-
ineauit mnirictit, coat five liinea whnt
I hey iii In JJ13. horn liaeil to I'oat
I -".'. A tunk now coal f 3,000.
"'I'lii.' next war uriiong great nnllon
will duatroy while I'lvllluitlon, leaving;
ft pcoplt u amuil horiJ'i groping
mourn! among th ruin. The yellow
and llnik pi-oplo will he lift,
"L'fuJer Ifiia clrcumafanceg, how
can proud laoliitlon h miiintiilned?
"In lea than fid yeiira, America wllh
her reaout ', fapechilly of ateel, ami
her greiit Invent Iveiiuea, could wave
her flag over audi nn i in pi re n lli
aim never ahon Ufion. Hut ah i-un,
If ah will, he the f;ratinif lull which,
hnviiig lh fwrwer of a gl.-inl, n-fuaeij
lo uae It , a glurit. Hhe tun lend the
finlloti of the earth to a briala of
world pi-iii',"
Fremont Factory,
7
Hazed by Flames,
to Be Built Airain
V-
Iiiuiicnac Loaa Fail to Peter
Kefrigerator Plant Ohm
era Work Found
for Finplojea.
i
Fremont, Neh., Oct, 1' I. iripei nil
Telegram b I 'ndminled hy III hug
Ion aiia'.nni'il In a I'.'OO.OuO f,r Mon
day, offn Inla of the KreniDiit Munu
fin luring coiiipiiny are now liiylng
I pi. iria fur Immediate rw-oiiai ruction
'mcl th i reel ion of a modern plunl.
I Mi-uriwliila alolilovea of th roni l
l i.y will l uiw-d In cleuring uj the GlUIlt Magnet IfcllDHeg
p.iny lua I'nni lieaiil III tlna citv
for th pitat 14 lease and ahipa Ita
wuti a Id ail parte of th I'nlted hp n tea.
,i li wiin-hiiiiaca In Chicago ami 1'hila
delphla
Hi lit Ha" llllrallgatrd.
Idncohi. Neh , tM. it The thl f
nf th fna Ui'parliiient at Kiemotit
hiat evening apiiealetl lo Mlat Kli
Wurdeii llaitford for the aaalgiilucut
to tiuat iMwition of an eiprit lo look
Into whtn he aaya la the myatery aur
roundina recent firea at Fremont.
Tim fire warden telegraphed to Ilia
NmIIihiiiI Hoard of Die 1'ndi'rwritn a
of i 'h leu go for the Diet man It hiiauml
n i i he.l uaaurance, he aald, that un
mpert will atrlva at Kiemout Tile,
day tiiHin. The hulldiiiga and contetita
owned hy Ihe hVemont Munufio'lurliig
'i on u n y were totally ih-atroyeil by a
IIU) Ihla aflertioon, Willi a loa Cell
tiiMlid ill I .'oo.O'io. Four wiiii liouai ,
line lilllllier aheila nlld other erniill
hiiilillnga vwiK-d hy Ihe tompuny were
hiirned.
wiei'kiig and continuing lh maim
fin luring of the corn puny a product
refregerMtor and Incuhatoie In
oil er huildlng or lh city.
Tueaday iiinrrlng lh flame again
I rok out rirnong (he ruin and an
eiiiia force of lh fir department wa
again eurnlmined. A hou adjolninif
the planf, owned hy C. . I'liikcr,
t iiiighl fire from flying mher am)
hurried lo Ihe ground.
Hlx hundred feel of fire hone, at i
fuelled ta a hydrant In lit center
ot lh plot occupied hy Ihe plant
ulo wua ruined. '
Frank llammond, preaiilcnt of the.
c iiiipany, announced today Ihut atep
wer li'lng taken lo m-cur new
euiilpment and machinery,
The Fr"inont MunufucliirlnK com- '
Uullct from Uoy'a Ke
I'ruiiieid, Minn , Oi l, Zi.A glunl
magnet mi uai'd tmlny hy IV, N, II.
Mrnlth N'elaiiti lo remove a li calUicr
hilllel frnm Ihe eye of Men Wude,
young aori of ll.iiniiioii Wade, nlm
wua injured while playing wllh the
cartridge. The hoy found the tar
Irlilk" neur hi home and wua pound-e-
II on n ru b vih'-li It exploded.
NEW LOCATION
Dr. Scouten
DENTIST
311 Paalon Block JA I08
ILactt ITeai??
Last year's fire loss in the
United States and Canada
was over $500,000,000. In
the past ten years $1 out of
every $4 spent in new con
struction has been destroyed
by fire.
Each year we burn up
enough property to build
homes for a city of half a
.million people--a city as
large as Bufialo.
To put it another way,
$500,000,000 would have
built over 14,000 miles of
concrete roads at $35,000 a
mile, or 5,000 school build
ings at $100,000 each.
Fire loss represents a total
loss of natural resources
together with loss of time,
wages, customers, good will
and all the disorganizing
effects that follow fire.
In addition fire takes an
nually an enormous toll of
human life.
To drive home the neces
sity and profit of buildings
that won't burn is part
of the wok of the Portland
Cement Association.
Time and time again con
crete has proved itself the
highest type of fire resistive
construction. Concrete
buildings command lowest
insurance rate. Concrete
construction means safety
combined with longest life
at minimum upkeep. Con
crete grows stronger with
age.
' The Portland Cement As
sociation is constantly as
sisting every movement
directed toward reducing
fire waste through the me
dium of better building.
Our engineers are at all
times cooperating with
builders, architects and
others with a view to re
ducing fire hazards.
Aiding the work of fire pre
vention is typical of the
daily service of the Portland
Cement Association.
PORTLAND CTMtW ASSOCIATION
0 4 Hilltmmd OffeU JlHeej
14 Imftt m4 iVajtW IA Vtet CvncrHt
KrtMaXrava
baaewtk
r W IH
Mi !. t a.
eWa rwaataaaa
laaaiM aaaaaaiar eae let
t
V i...miaa, P l".
Nash tew
everybody.? store
Our Hawest Festival Week Offers Unusual
Savings in House Furnishings
The Second Floor Leads Out With
Household Linens and Bedding
Tiirouifliiiiit t lie aloic (luring
flii. eventful week vie nr eon
((fili'iiting on K'('l,trl' value, in
needi'il men haniliae, Lifer-all)'
liiiiidreils of itcirm are featured
-- practically every department
in the More offer, at leant one.
Ilnrveut Week feature which
mean NKW, KKASOXAMLK,
JiKSIRAfUJJ niercliaiidinc at
far 1cm thali iiminl prieea.
We hope 1 fiat our wnny out
of town patrona will he nhlc to
jirofit hy the nunierou. iteirm
offered at important aavinifi.
BURGESS NASH COMPANY.
Table Covers
Each $1.69
Inipor(r) hnmrapun craab In
red and whit or blue and white,
4Hx48 Inihea,
Warm Blankets
Pair $4.75
Bed Spreads
Each $3.50
Honey comb weave wllh arg
loped nlgei and cut corn era.
fheia r tare h.
Pillow Cases
Each 39c
Full ai cotioo blauketa Ibut
look and feel llkt wool, Attrac
tive plafd coloring.
uraeaa-Naab leeeaO f.r
HU 42x36 Incbci, of excellent
quality muatln wlib three-imb
brm,
Bed Sheets '
Each $1.49
Fine round iii,illl), wlilioiii
flllliiR, lorn niul IkmiiiiioI Sle
Hx90 Inchea,
Table Damask
Yard 95c
"--Inch Mcadied lulilu iluitinxk.
Tbla iHiiniloi well anil teiain
Ha lunlcr.
The Duplex "Alcazar" Range
Brings Economy to the Home
c lttsSi
In the summer you may keep the
kitchen eool by cooking with gas; in
the winter you may cook without
burning more fuel than is necessary
for heating purposes. A convenient
and economical stove, this three-fuel
"Alcazar" that burns wood, coal or
Was, keeping the kitchen comfortable
the year around.
Women find that they are able to
prepare better food, more quickly and
more efficiently with the "Duplex Al
cazar." If you are using coal when a
Jiotter oven is needed just turn on
the gas.
We sell them because we find that
women need just such a stove a stove
with perfect heat control.
We will arrange terms
convenientto you.
Bergaa-aah Hoaaefaralahlaga Dee Veartk Floor
Draperies
at Festival Prices
Remnants
lz Price
Included arc ticta, cre
tonnes, marquise! ten mid
voiles, in 1 to S-jfird
length.
Curtains
.Attractive new filet pat
terns in beautiful desigiiB.
Some have plain centers
with dainty borders, oth
ers delienfe all-over pnt
terns.
Pair, $2,95 lo $5.00
Borgeaa-Kaah Fourlh floor
Red Arrow Booth
Outing Flannel
Heavy weight htriped
outing flannel with warm,
fleecy nap. Light colors
Yard, 15i2c
Bargeaa-NBih Dnwmtalra Mora
House Wares Special
In this Harvest Week Selling
Pyrex Pie Plate and Frame $2.39
The frames are heavily
nickel plated brass in a
pierced design. The pie plate
is Pyrcx fireproof glass.
These make attractive gifts.
Wash Boards Wash Tubs
PeinVi 7Qr Galvanized Iron tub.
iacn ye ;0, 1 -:tCt
Solid frame and bran scrub- No. 2 slie, N5e,
6lng surface. No. 3 alae, 5c
Clothes Lines, Each 60c
No. 9 wire clothes line, 100 feet long.
Wearever Aluminum Roasters
At Harvest Festival Prices
Turkey season is near at hand. A Wearever aluminum
onster cooks thein to perfection. One purchased now will
last a lifetime.
Size ll8sx7g $3.95
Size 13 12x8 V
Sire 142x9s4
Wearever Aluminum Double Boiler, 2-Qt., $2.39
lluraeaa.Vaah lloaaefarnlahlaaa lla Kaartfc flawr
.$4.95
.$5.95
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During Harvest Festival Week
To hear a "Cheney"
phonograph is to buy
one. The sound cham
ber is made of spruce,
as are all stringed in
struments, which is
the reason for the
"violin" tone. It
plays all makes of
records, both vertical
and lateral groove. - '
Dargeae-.Haak Fifth ior
Notion Needs Low Priced
filoen Tope for clergymen' vest
ments, 3-yard bolt, SMc
One-Inch Kick-Rack llraid, six
yard bolts, 4
Seedle Hooks of fine Morocco
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Strung llulton-bule F.lastie, In
color, yard. UAe
HtcrliiiK Silver i (limbics, 2,'iC
Children' Fanc (.arter Elastic,
2 yards for 2."c
Wiuncn' fancy (iartcr Elastic,
pair, 1)c
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Old Machine
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