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THE OMAHA DAILY REE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1003.
WANT THE WILL SET ASIDE
Grandchildren of Peter Qltndt Demand
, Bhare of Estate Equal to Other Heirs,
TORN PAGES CAUSE SOME COMPLICATION
Boa ( Contention I Valued at
. Heart? Half Million and Per.
latent FIM Beema
Certain.
Developmpnts In ths settlement of the
1400,000 estate of the late Peter Olandt, the
Millard banker, read somewhat like the
panes of a novel. Bometlme ago the will
wi admitted to probate, there being a
host of beneficiaries. Later Paulina If.
Wlllms, Clnra Wlllms and Henry L. Wlllms
of Millard entered a proteat by their at
torneys, Jefferls and Howell, asking that
the will be set aalde and the property dis
tributed according to law. Theae heirs
are grandchildren.
When the will was preaented for probate
It was noticed by employes In the county
Judge's office that one of the several pages
had been torn off a few Inches from the
bottom of the sheet. The page In question
contained a number of bequests and the
mutilation had been made so as to leave
a sentence Incomplete, the last word being
"and." Notwithstanding the notice taken
at the time of this condition of the will,
the court was satisfied that the original
document waa In the shape that th maker
intended It to be.
Want Kqaal Portion.
Now tho three grandchildren come In
and through their attorneys say they will
ahow that the Intention was to award
them more of the property than thoy got
They are dissatisfied with their share,
want to break the win and come In on
even footing with the other numerous
heirs.
On ths other hand Attorneys Punk
McCoy for the estate, administrator and
other legatees, state that It can be shown
precisely how the page came to be torn
off to coincide with the exact wishes of
the deceased.
A hearing was set for yesterday and
many witnesses responded. The contest
ants, however, were not ready to proceed
and the case waa postponed until Septem
ber .
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Of Interest to Stockholders Free
Transportation to Attend the An-
nal Meeting at Chicago.
Public notice Is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Illinois Central Railroad company
will be held at Its offices In Chicago, 111.,
on Wednesday, October 21, 1908, at 13 o'clock
noon. ,
To permit personal attendance at said
meeting there will be Issued to each holder
of one or more shares of the capital stock
of the Illinois Central Railroad company as
registered on the books of the company at
the close Of business on Tuesday, Septem
ber 19, 1903, who Is of full age, a ticket
enabling him, or her, to travel free over th
company's lines from the station on th
Illinois Central railroad nearest to his or
her registered address to Chicago and re
turn, such ticket to be good for the Journey
to Chicago only during the tour days im
mediately preceding, and th day of the
meeting, and for the return Journey from
Chicago only on th day of the meeting,
and th four days Immediately following,
when properly countersigned and stamped
during business hours that to to say, be
tween t a. ra. and ( p. m. In th office of
th assistant secretary, Mr. W. O. Sruen, in
Chicago. Such ticket may b obtained by
any holder of stock registered a above, on
application, in writing, to the president of
th company in Chicago. Each application
must stat th full nam and address of
th stockholder exactly aa given in his or
her certificate of stock, together with the
number and date of such certificate. No
mora than one person will be carried free
In respect to any one holding of stock as
registered on the book of th company.
A. O. HACK8TAFF. Secretary.
GO TO , BILL FOUR STATES
Army of Poster Pasters Invado Large
atrip of Conntry for King
Ak-Sar-Ben.
Manager Pony Moore has moved the
Ak-Sar-Ben carnival offlce from th First
National bank building to 319 South
Thirteenth street," telephone 997, and ar
rangements for the biggest affair of Its
kind ever seen In th country ar being
pushed forward.
Eight men have ' started out to "bill
Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and the Black
Hills country with handsome one-sheet
lithograph posters. They show a Knight of
Ak-Sar-Ben in full armor and bear suitable
legends regarding the parade and carnival
The Omaha Electric Light A Power com
pany has accepted the proposition of the
city to waive collection of its special street
lighting bill until next year. Th stringing
of wire Is therefore being pushed, and
Omaha wilt be brilliantly Illuminated with
hundreds of aro and thousands of whit and
colored Incandescent during th carnival.
ChampagnT
If tt'a the taste and sparkle you want, Dl
bring you Cook's Imperial.
Annonnceaaoata of th Theaters.
Ruth Peebles, Trixle Frlganaa and Ida'
tene Cotton aro enough to make a pretty
good show all by themselves, but with the
backing of a cborua of sixty girls, the
show girls and the "Song of the Cities"
sextette, these star of "Th Prince of
Pilsen" company have a splendid setting.
Th engagement begins on Thursday even
ing, opening th season at th Boyd, and
continues until after Saturday, with
matinee on Saturday, The sale of seats
Is now open.
Attention, Klksl
Th funeral of- Brother Marshall W.
Kennard will be held from the Elks' lodge
rooms. Ware block, 16th and Farnam sts.,
Tuesday. Sept. 1 (today) at 3 p. m. All
members ar requested to be present. Vli
Itlng members and the public, ar Invited.
FRANK A. FT RAT,
Secretary.
Attention, A. O. I. W.
Funeral of Brother Carl Lundberg will
be held Wednesday, September I, at t
o'clock p. m., from 1937 South Seventeenth
street. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery.
Members of America lodge No. I9 and his
relatives and friends a re cordially re
quested to attend.
OTTO PETERSON. M. W.
ALFRED JOHNSON, Recorder.
Tho Lake Shore Limited to Plttabargh
A through Pittsburgh sleeper is now In
dally service on th Lake Shore Limited
leaving Chicago at 1:30 p. m., and reach
lug Pittsburgh tb next morning at U,
affording Pittsburgh, travel all the luxuri
ous appointments of this famous train.
M. 8. Ulles. T. P A., Chicago; C. F. Daly,
Chief A. O. P. A., Chicago.
Douglas Printing Co.. lio Howard. Tel.
44.
Dr. r. W. Slabaugh. demist. LUK. T. Ufa
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Tuesday's Special Bargains
Girls' Schools Suits at $5 and $6.98 iS2
Handsomely mnde little tailored Suits for jfirls, swell two-piece Suits la
blouses. Norfolks, reefers and nil the populnr styles that will be worn
this fall. Made in the new novelty cloth and very pretty and serv
iceable for a fall school dress.. sT ptW f T
We have marked these new suits J
at special prices Just precedlui; 1 I J J m XJr
the opening of school, today sr ""
Bonnet Black Silk Sale
This Is the renowned black silk from the firm of C. J. Bonnet St Co.,
Lyons, France. Every piece bears the Bonnet trade-mark and alll Lave
the superb finish. Bonnet Taffetas do not crock nor crack. These
special prices prevail:
21- inch Bonnet Taffeta, worth fl.OO, at 59c
'27-iuch Bonnet Taffeta, worth $1.25, at 75c
30-inch Bonnet Taffeta, worth $1.75, nt 1.25
30-inch Bonnet Teau de Sole, worth $2.00, at 1.39
22- inch Bonnet Teau de Sole, worth $1.30, nt ; 95c
22 inch Bonnet Peau de Uant, worth $1.30, at l95o
22-inch Bonnet Louiaene Brllliante, worth $1.39, at 95c
$1 Colored Taffetas at 59c
Beautiful Italian finished taffetas, 05 different shades, will
be of use in many ways in the new pssf
fall suits, worth fl.OO . Js JJ
a yard today Jr Jr
at
Fashionable Silk Belts at 25c
Our very finest silk peau de soie and taffeta belts that have
been selling during the season at 50c and 75c. These
are the prettiest and most stylish belts that' can be found
and will be highly popular for fall f ""1 '
wear today ! 4"
special y .V a,
at..
Special Sale on Boys' School Suits
Get Your Boy Ready for School.
The swellest little suits
for good, strong wear and showing all the new BtyleJ
11 121.11- J!
lur iuB in, Lie leiiuwi, on uispiay ai special sale in ou
Clothing Department on the third floor.
Watch our
Windows
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UlWIIMMIil-iaiUll'l.l.ltllUlimSIMIIgMJMILlnM.Wl.llRIWJ.IM.S
"yOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
open a bank account with us. We pay &
por cent intorost on pass booh and cer
tificates, and money may be withdrawn at any time
without notice. Deposits made now draw interest
for th entire month.
Checks on all banks cashed.
J. L. Brandeis & Schis
Bankers.
TO KEEP RIVERS IN BANKS
Connollr Proposes to Stralajhtaa Elk-
horn and Pnnio to Prevent
Farther Inundations.
The Elkhorn. the Big" Papio and the east
branch of the latter river may be straight
ened In Doug-las county and the banks so
protected as to prevent Inundations of sur
rounding lands.
County Commissioner Connolly Is urging
that this be done. He says that on trips
through the county last week he found
thousands of dollars damage had been
done to crops by the overflow from the
streams. He talked over the matter of
building works to restrain the rivers and
found the fanners generally In favor of
the Idea. One community In the southern
part of the county was willing to offer
11,000 towards the expense. If the work be
done.
The expense, according to the commis
sioners, will be comparatively small, and
will be saved several times over In a few
years by the protection afforded to farm
property.
He Introduced a resolution at the meet
ing of the board directing-, the county sur
veyor to make "meanders" of the rivers,
and prepare an estimate for straightening
the courses. The move seemed to meet
with the general approval of the other com
missioners and they voted for It. Commis
sioner O'Keeffe said If possible the im
provement should be made.
Bell Boys Released,
Q. Bonehlll, who has been staying at the
Barker, yesterday reported to the police
that he had been robbed of $60. Four bell
boys at the hotel were arrested on suspi
cion J. It. Haraer of Sioux City, Frank
Shavllk. 1708. South Tenth street; John
Christiansen, who lives at the hotel, and
Frank Ross, from Tenth and Kavan streets.
After an examination by Captain Dunn the
four were liberated, aa there was nothing
to show that they had taken the money.
Work svt .Andltorlai
The Auditorium presented a very busy
scene yesterday, and -no further Inter
ruptions or delays In the work are sntlol-
Fated. Brick work was resumed by a large
orce of masons,, which will be Increased
as rspldly as possible by the contractors.
The big trusses anj brackets for the roof
are being delivered on the grounds, where
they will be "assembled" before being
hoisted.
Seventy-Five Accept.
Seventy-five acceptances of Invitations to
the banquet which the Commercial club
will tender President Kilekney of the Chi
cago Great Western have len received,
leaving but fifteen plar.es still to be filled.
Not only will sll of them be taken, but the
committee expects that It will receive ac
ceptances from a score or more members
who eaunot be accommodated with seals.
in all wool fabrics, made
Watch our
Wirfdows
It's Your Fault
1i?T..OURS, lf yu continue to pay full,
old time prices for drugs, prescriptions,
patent medicines, rubber goods, etc
cause we are making this absolutely un
necessary with our system of delivering
any thing we sell to your door at adver
Jlaed Prices. PRESCRIPTIONS ARE
CALLED FOR FILLED AND DELI V
Wgz$!Ui. MONEY THAN T ANY
ncrLiABUB UHUU STORE IN
THE CITY-THIS WE WILL, GUAR AN
TEE. 60c Oxyn Balm ' Cream 40c
50o Charles' Flesh Food 40c
$1.00 Peruna g70
1.00 lT. S. Tobacco Cure guaranteed.. 60c
$1.00 Pierce's Remedies 6X0
61)0 Cutleura Salve 390
60c Doan's Kidney Pills S90
75c Mueller's Cod Liver Oil 64c
25o Hire's Root Beer u0
36o Genuine Castoiia , 24c
Allcock's Plasters- ue
$2.00 Genuine Chester's Pennyroyal Pllla $1
OPEN ALL, NIGHT.
SCIIAEFER'S SBS-SBm
Two 'Phones T4T and TT.
16th nnd Chicago Streets. Ossnha.
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your mall orders of any color possible; M
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M weave bead work. pattern books, M
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M BEAD work. Also the largest and H
ta roust complete yarn department In the M
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Perfteld's
Cut Prio
Piano Co,
Be Bdf Room 7. Telephone 701
Wtaer. Mrs dark LeJwtc IfefcUzr.
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iHb) HK.L.IAULK Bluttfa.
De sure nnd attend our famous 00 minute sales, where we ac
tually give away goods for almost nothing.
riiOM8::0TOD0
We will sell flat lining cambric, regular uc goods, in two colors
only, drab and brown and only ten yards dp
to a customer, at, yard ...Im
9:30 TO 10:30
One big square white goods in 40-inch India linons, 40-inch lawns,
40-inch organdies, dot Swisses, checks and stripe nainsooks,
mercerized stripes, Leuo stripes, etc., not a yard worth less
than 25c, long mill ends, for one hour, from . C(
10 HO to 11:30 at yard
FROM 10:00 TO 11:00
ONE HOUR SALES IN BIO VELVET DEPARTMENT.
To start the season on velvets, will sell 100 boxes imported vel
veteens, in fine selections of colors these goods are worth
' three times the money, but for one hour Tuesday morning from
10 until 11 o'clock, you take your choice, (Rf
no limit as to quantity ...... Iwu
FROM 11:00 TO 12:00
500 dozen ladies' fine lisle thread hose, in plain and fancy colors,
including the sample line of one of the largest hosiery houses
Jn New York This is a great opportunity to buy fine hose at
less than one-half price, worth up to $1.00 f Of
on sale at 39c, 25c, 19c, 15c and lub
FROM 1:30 TO 2:30 T.M.
We will sell short and long remnants of wash goods, prints, per
cales and other coods worth
for 60 minutes only, and only
IN OUR MAIN WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT
FROM 3:30 TO 4:30 TUESDAY.
During this ONE HOUR Ave will have on sale the balance of our
thin colored wash goods, batiste, dimity, Swiss, LV f
mulls, etc., 12Jc to 40c grades at 1 2u
FROM 4:30 TO 530
For 60 minutes we will sell $1.50 wrappers for 59c.
500 ladies' wrappers, ace and insertion trimmed, EftQf
worth up to $1.50 for UUU
Grand September Opening Grocery
Specials,
25 lb. sacks whole wheat flour at 45c
Large sacks white or yellow cornmeal
at 12Hc
10 lb. sacks pure Graham flour 19c
Pearl Tapioca, sago. Farina, Barley,
etc., per pound 3e
The best corn starch, pkR oc
Celluloid elastic or Electric starch, pkff.'c
All brands of laundry soap, bar 2V&C
1-lb. package Imported marcaronl 7Vfcc
t pkgs. home made condensed mince
meat for , 35c
1-lb. can fancy Alaska salmon 9c
6-Ib. pkg Union, Yankee or High Five
Breakfast oatmeal 15a
8 lb. can Golden Pumpkin 5c
SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS
- Our. stock of Silver Is very complete Sugar 8pooni,
$2.00; Berry Spoons, $4.00; $5.00, $6.00; Cream Laddies, $2.00.
$3.00 and $4.00; Tea Spoons, per set, $4.00, $5.00 and $4.00
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sntt nunoreas or other besutirul pieces to select rrom
Spend a few minutes In our store. Look for the name
i S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler;
! 1516 Douglas Street.
Free Drug Catalog
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If you oeed anything In the drug line
write for our Big Catalogue. It contains!
much Interesting information and will
show you where to SAVE MONEY ON
YOUR DRUGS.
$1.00 Wine Cardul we sell for 74c
$1.00 Baker's Barley Malt Whiskey for...7oc i
$1.00 Oaomulslon, we sell ,...80c
Free samples Ozomulslun for those who 1
wish them. I
25o Brown's Bronchial Trochees for 20c
60c Oxzyn Balm (always) for 4c !
$1.00 Hostetter's Bitters, we sell Tile
26o Brandreth'a Fills, we sell Vjc. ;
$3.60 Marvel Whirling Spray, we sell. ..$2.15
$1.00 De Miracle Hair Remover for goc
26o Gargling Oil, we sell ..19c
60o Gargling Oil, we sell ..Stc
$1.00 Gargling OU, we sell 7tto
KngllHh Process Soap, 8c cake, dor Sua
60o Williams' Pink Pills for 39c ,
Colgate's Pansy Blossom Kxtract,
we sell, os 25c
26o Orangelne, we sell VJc
60c Orangelne, we sell 3o
26a Asiatic Insect Powder for 20c
26o Davis' Pain Killer for lc '
60o Davis' Pain Killer for X)c '
$1.00 Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Pills 79c
Good Atomizers 2c
J-qt. Fountain Syringe 5oc
60o Pozzonl's Complexion Powder for....2c
Write lor our 100 page catalogue. This
catalogue la corrected to date and pleasea ,
everybody except our small-bore, would-be ;
competitors WHO DON'T LIKE IT A
BIT. I
25o Mennen's Talcum Powder, we sell llo 1
$1.00 White Ribbon Liquor Cure, we sell.HOo :
(Special prices to dealers on above.) i
$1.00 Listertne (Lambert's, we sell ....74c
26o Putzlne (cleans wall paper) we sell rfm :
26c Putzlne (cleans wall paper), our I
price 12a '
SOo Syrup Figs (genuine), we sell 3:'o
26o Hunyada Lajos water for l?,c
6oo Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for ;c
9 LU'lan Russell Cigars for 2nc
$1.00 Newbro's Herplclde for 7Ho
$1.60 Fellow's Syrup, we sell $1.15
Our big catalogue tells all about our
store. Write for it.
Sherman & McConnal! DrugGo.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Cor. 16th and Dodge, OMAHA, JSEB.
Have them right. No use suffering with
poor teeth when we can fix them and make
your mastication perfect. All work guar
anteed.
Fillings .
Crowns (22k.)
..75c up.
$5.00
TafYs Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
COLLAR
ToascrrBss, PaeMsnphar. U1I Fvua, ul Fxaa.
BTOBSCirasa, fruiter, 1201 Howard, ul. U10. "There
U eslr 8taeecf iar.w tut ae't aoiss twe thiass
sne til aulas beta la tee suie ktg torsos suss
CbTeetli
Tuesday in Omaha's
Greatest Domestic Room
from 7Jc to 19c, yard, 11
10 yds to customer, at ...d
2- lb can Wax or String Beans Gc
Fresh crisp soda, butter or oyster
crackers, per pound Re
All kinrb) potted meats, can 3o
3- lb. can table Peaches, Apricots, Pears ,
or Plums, In honey syrup, per can ,.12Vc
Large juicy Lemons, each lo
Fancy sweet Orannes, each lo
TEA AND COFFEE SPECIALS
Oood Bio Coffee, per lb t l-8c
Fancy Qo!den Bio. per lb ,.10c
Choice Santos Coffee, per lb ..12tyc
H. B. C. Special Blend, per lb ISc
High Grade Mocha and Java, lb 26c
Choice Tea Sittings, lb 15c
Fancy Basket Fired Japan,' Special one
day only, lb 28c
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Misses School
Shoes
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We have a line of aenulne welt
sole shoes made with smooth inner
soles and oak sole leather outer soles
TI10 large trade we hava built up
on these shoes Is proof enough of the
quality we put In them.
Children's sizes. H to 11, $175.
Misses' sizes, HVi to 2, $2.25.
Young women's sizes. 2 "A to S. $3.00.
These last have either the spring or
low heel.
We recommend this shoe for fit,
style, comfort and wear, and give you
your money back If not satlsnea.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam Street.
Omaha's Up-to-Dato Shoe House,
Just
received
$3,000
worth of
Gorham Sterling Sil
ver and Elegant New
Eggerton Cut Glass
For Wedding Presents
A larger variety and more varied
and beautiful designs and shapes than
we have shown any previous season.
222 So. 16th St.
Merchants National Dank
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Boys' School Shoes
Our "Indestnictable" school
shoe for toys aro the great
est tvenr resistors ever put
upon the market.
Sl7.es 13Va to 2
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it
1.50
1.65
Made of genuine veal
with strong: quilted soles.
cnif-
Prepare the Boys for School.
Four special lots of school suits for boys, on
sale all this week.
$1.50. $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS made of fancy cheviot and ens
' simeres, in dark and medium shades, Norfolks, 4 to 12, .
or double breasted style jackets, i ")Oi
8' to 15 years all this week .U-IV'
HOYS' SCHOOL SUITS made of all wool blue cheviots,
fancy cheviots and cassimeres, nil the newest colorings,
Norfolks 4 to 8, double breasted jacket 8 to O f) f)
15 years all this week &JVJ
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS made of all wool high grade,
blue cheviots and thibets, fancy cheviots and cassimeres,
all newest colorings, Norfolk 4 to 12, double E-f)
breasted jacket 8 to 15 all this week i.KjJ
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS made of the highest grade of
blue "Washington Mills cheviots, also fancy cheviots and
cassimeres, absolutely the latest colorings,
. Norfolk and double breasted all this week .-Jv J
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Aloney Saving in
and Picture Dept.
BBBSBstS' IBBBBBBSBbJ
Tuesday a Picture
worth $1.25, for
Set) them In the window.
Pyrography has its headquar
ters 1H OUr Art
We save you money
on your grocery purchases
Jrgo BlutHB, tifrnu. - w-sv-v-,
Inviting. Prices the lowest. Free
postal caras. leiepnone wi.
Corn Starch Special
We plac. on sale several thousand
one pound packages of Corn Starch
3c per package
3c per package
NO DEALERS SUIT-LIED.
Breakfast Cocoa, half pound 20 C
can
Flavored Table Syrup, j
can
TreRerved Blackberries,, per
can
Potted Meats, assorted Qn
can '
Veal and Ham Loaf
can
Apples, 8-pound Qn
. can .
Catsup, bottle - fin
for
Apple Butter, IOC
French Mustard, glass jar and tfrr
spoon w
Gelatine, per package, Iflc
for ,uv
Fruit Butter Jar, lOc
for
Worcester Souce, I fir"
bottle
Parlor Matches, Rn
1,000 In box
Cream Cheese, 124c
per pound
Neufchatel Cheese, An
each
Fresh Roasted Santos Coffee, tOn
fine flavored, per pound aiv
Tea glftlngs, in
per pound scw
Imperial Japan Tea, ORp
per pound iJK
Headquarters for groceries.
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HOME VISITORS' EXCURSIONS
WHOM ALL POINT ON
R3ISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
6REATLY BEDUCED BATES EAST.
INDIANA. WESTE1N OHIO AND LOUISVILLE. IT,
t9mhr K fcfc. 15th u4 Odabtr 6th. Katsra lianit. 39 iij.
DONT MIS
To tsUH Jm eld aaxne and
' aawnstna . iia(
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itc ta vnim
ma a j uuk
To see that your Teeth Receive the Best Deotal Attention. '
BAILEY, Tho Dontlst.
Lady Attendant. - Teleptiom 1085. 3rd Floor Paxtoa Bloc'..
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Boys School Waists
We hare too mnny bora' waists
in hand, more thau v,e usually
hate at this time of year. TYe
want to bring the atoek down to
its normal condltlone-therefcre,
we will sell boys fine percale
md madras wnlsts, worth 75c
S $.u!7 48c
Art
Dept. Lessons Free.
Crockery
English Porcelain Decorated
100-piece Din- r QO
ner Sets 1.00
Large Sewing Lamp, com
plete with mammoth
decorated chim- t iOr
neys, for . .40L
Flemish 4 Gallon Water
Coolers, com
!'..c..m:. ... 85c
plete
Haviland & Co., White Kan
son Breakfast n
Plates .sVUC
Large Rockingham lfr
Dishes ...... ...... 1"C
Bennett's pure white high
grade fruit jar
rubbers, dozen )C
School
Suits
A watch
for nothing
Suits up from ..
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