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TITE Of ATTA DAILY REE! FJUDAY. NOVEMHEH 27, 1903.
DINNERS FOR D1XNERLESS
in;e ijm 7clua!e- and SaWation Array
Fti-ni h M.tn? Tables.
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FOUR HJiDRtO CH,LDR:N AT A FEAST
perlal ArrnntrinrHla for Ihf Comfort
' of ll.r Mlllr Koll.s Made at
the Hall et the
olautrers.
Nearly i children, end newsboy were
WitertHlnrrt with h grand Tlianksgl vlng din
ner at I lie ri'iiiarti of lite Volunteer
of Amerlori et 11:1 Norfh Fifteenth street
from 12 n. to p. m. yesterday. The m-nu
coniriseri ro.:a! turkey, chicken. Iirof.
boiled hum. mutton etrvr, loft pound of
chicken wltn gravy. rlf'f. cranberry sauce
and a hunt of other pood things to make
the hearts of the youngsters glad. The
dinner w;m rnlrd by the soliciting com
mittee of the Volunteers from among the
good people of Cmnha. and waa In ttll 're
spect n litg surrcss.
One of the rooma In the I.ubor Temple
had b"rn donated ns a reception room, and
here the youngsters begun gathering n
early n in nVlork In the morning. 'Juct at
12 o'clock the i Msrcmblctl throng were
marched to the dining room at Volunteer
headoiiurtrrn. where long tables laden with
Thanksgiving eherr greetnd them. The ta
ble were very handsomely arrayed and
prior n the beginning of the feaat pre
sented a moat rharmlng effect. The
youngsters, maintained the beat of order
during the entire faat, and the kindly of
fice and care of the Volunteers and their
sslst.-inta to make everything a pleasant
a possible wna sincerely appreciated.
Nor were those forgotten who from 111
ticalth or other causes were unable to at
tend the formal dlrner. Baskets and pack
ages of Thanksgiving; dainties were sent
out to deserving and needy ones, and many
a, home was made happier by the kind and
timtelflsh attentions of the Volunteers.
Salratlnn Army Contribution.
The Salvation Army did not , furnish a
general dinner, as Is Its usual custom, this
Thanksgiving day, but the day was not
forgotten by them. Collections of food and j
clothing, fuel, etc., had been made, and
these were distributed to many poverty
trlcken homes throughout the ctty, In or-
der that Thanksgiving day should be one i
of thanksgiving Indeed. The distribution
of food, fuel nnd clothing has continued .
all day bit the Salvation Army people.
( T-aKt . evening a special Thanksgiving
ervlce was held at Army headquarters,
comer of Seventeenth and Douglas streets,
at which Brigadier Cousins presided.
Jt the City Jell.
The prisoners at the city jail were re
galed during the afternoon with a genuine
Thanksgiving dinner, provided by the clty
authorities, which good cheer Indicated to
them that even they were not forgotten
though behind the bars. Regular dinner or
lunch with Its proverbial soup was served
at noon, and then about 3 o'clock the main
feast of the day came. The menu com
prised chicken, mashed potatoes, hot slaw,
lioe pudding, mince pie and half a doxen
varieties of cake, with coffee or tea as pre
ferred. The feast was served most appe
tlslngly and the prisoners enjoyed It Im
mensely and were given all they desired.
The viands were furnished through the
' regular contractors for feeding the prison
ers and were warmed up In the Jail kitchen,
Jorty men were fed.
l At Ooanty Hospital. .
About 200 In ma tea of the Douglas Csxinty
hospital were entertained yesterday with a
Thanksgiving- dinner of all the good things
of Thanksgiving time. No special pro
brram was observed, other than to see that
all should enjoy thamselvea according to
' the custom' and traditions of the day, par
ticularly In the dlscuasion of the turkey
feast and its conventional accessories of
Iran berry sauce, mince plea, etc
At the Coanty Jail,
Thanksgiving invaded the county Jail at
noon In the form of a bountiful feast for
the ninety-seven prisoners of roast goose,
cranberry sauce, mine plea, eta, coffee,
milk and sugar and all the accessories to
make the feast enjoyable and appetising.
To these were added elder and cigars.
Three long tables were set In the main
corridors, and one for the "bound over"
prisoners In another apartment. There was
an abundance of Thanksgiving cheer and
Bherlfe Power and his assistants were ra
diant with good humor and did everything
possible to make the unfortunates under
their charge forget their miseries for the
day at least. At 4 o'clock In the afternoon
devotional services were held at the Jail
under the auspices of the Won! en's Chris
tian Temperance union department having
this special work in charge.
The Signal of Distress.
Whites "of eyes and skin yellow show
liver trouble and Jaundice. Dr. King's New
Life Pills cure or nopay. Only So. For
sal by Kuhn at Co.
America's Wonderful Cities.
There . Is one book . not found on the
shelves of current literature: The book of
Travels to the Wonderful Cities of Amer
ica," written In the obaervatlon of every
traveler who views busiest America as
seen from the rar window on the Pennsyl
vania Lines. Pages unfolded In this living
book In trips over the Pennsylvania Route
Include Chicago, 8t. Louis, Louisville, In
dianapolis. Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus,
Pittsburgh, Harriaburg, Washington,' Balti
more, Philadelphia and New Tork. Other
Important stations on the Pennsylvania
JJnee include the seven cities of the Lakes
Chicago, Toledo, Cleveland, Sandusky,
Aah tabula, Erie and Buffalo.
Horse covers mads to fit your horse
Omaha Tsnt and Awning Co., uth and
Harney streets.
R. Patten, dentist. Mccague building.
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We have greatly underpriced thousands of
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS
In order to sell them quickly.
50c AND 75c DRESS GOODS at 15c YD.
Thousands of remnants taken from our (Irons goods depart
ment French flannels, albatrosses, street suitings, all
kinds of pieces, enough to match for skirts,
little dresses and waists, including cream
and dainty colors, at,
a yard
15g
25c YARD for 60c alb
troBses, and
remnants of various lengths
black and all colors, val
ued up 10 ibc a yard.
49C YARD for all t l grade
remnants, ker-
beys, cheviots, etc., for
skirts and dresses, street
costumes, etc.
Fine Dress Goods at 69c yd Etamines, zibelines.
kerseys, tweeds, eilk and wool goods, etc rem- fQr
nants for skirts and dresses, at, a yard Jz7
Sample sets In every conceivable style I $2.no and $3.00 tailor cloths, rasslmeres.
and color, the finest P? I ohevlots. 64 to 60 Inches
goods at S M I v'id for skirts and
Dress Goods in basement at 10c Accum-
ujated ends end short sample lengths of highest class dress
goods, at, each ,
ttc a piece for shorter lengths.
59c
10 c
4T 3fl Vtnn M-lnrh cloths In various lengths, samples f
nl jyt , lAriU In piece, 6 to 6 yds long, heavy cloths and e"lC
1 skirtings In 14 yard lengths included, at .
REMNANTS OF HIGH GRADE SILKS
49c-59c8
Imported Silk Velvets 1000 sample
pieces, all colors, worth 11.60 a yard
at
400 English Velvet Walstlng Patterns for full 1 QQ
waist pattern, each C
Black and Colored Silk, Remnants for trimming and fancy
work at less than one-half price. .
Great Sale of Remnants m Basement
1000 little carpet samples 1 1-4 yards 1 Cp
loner, each kD
Mercerized walstlats one big
table, white, black end
white and colors, worth 85o ,
ynrd, go at, yard.
Plain and dainty atri
outing nannei the 1
kind, at, a yard.
Fancy printed Imitation
' French flannel
a yard
36-Inch wide sllko
line a
yard.... . .. A.
36-Inch Wide fleece track
wrapper flannel
a yard
CharnbrSy gingham the
124o klnd-a
yard
Drapery cretonne and
aateen the 25o kind
at i
athaker flannel and Canton flannel
-worth 8 l-2o
go at, a
yard
36-Inch wide percale one
tablet lOo kind, go at,
a yard
Fancy prints one table
7 l-2o kind, at,
per yard
25c
t - 8V3c
10c
2c
5c
5c
10c
flannel
,2c
5c
3c
8114.75
-TO-
CHICAGO and BACK
Sept. 28, 29 and 30th.
Winter tourist tickets to Florida
points and New Orleans now on
sale dally, good for return until
June 1st, 1004.
Call at City Ticket Office, No.
1402 Farnam Bt, or write, -
W. H. BRILL, D. P. A.
Omaha, Neb.
Goldman Pleating Co.
French
Accordion
Sunburst
Pineapple and
Side Pleating.
Tucking,
Pinking,
Fluting,
Shirring,
Etc
107 South Uth Street
Doaclaa Bloek. leeea Fie
Teleekveae IftW,
:.MRS. J. BENSON...
OUR FUR DF.PARIMENT
Ib full of choice goods an extra good
value for the prices we are selling them.
Boas, scarfs, stoles, fitted neck or cape
effect with long stole fronts, fur or silk
lined, salile fox, Isabella fox, marten, real
and imitation, bear, squirrel, long stole
fronts in btr and marten' scarfs,-lined
with satin, and cord fastenings, $6.73 up.
Handsome sable fox with - long stole
fronts, satin lined, (10.00 up.
Special value in a handsome sable fox
scarf, fur lined, $25.00. .
Jray and white mixed squirrel atole
siarfs, Itugt'h a little below waist line,
prhv, f o.oO.
ChilJivu's sets, (2.00 up.
4sa
. .S9e
...ti.no
....6C
....2o
PERFUMES
and DRUGS.
We are now opening- up our line of HOL
IDAY PERFUMES, which will be the fin
est in every respect ever offered In Omaha,
comprising the goods manufactured by all
leading American and foreign perfumers.
See them In our windows. Ask for them
In our store.
2oc Mennen's Talcum Powder for lie
XIVo Graves' Tooth Powder for....tc.
Bic Paso Pile Ointment for 40c
11.00 IJquomsone we sell for 8to
SOe Ptnaud'e Balk Extracts,
9r os , soe
EOe Colgate's Pansy Blossom ,"Et. for.. 35c
$1.00 Coke's Dandruff Cura, for 69o
7.c Hubert's Mascot Pertains,
per os
11.60 Vln Mariana for
11.00 Pierce's Medicines for
60c SOclelie Hyalenluue Boan for...
tl.OO Wine of Carduf for yr&c
UO.fJl PeraaaPerva Parana. .. ..&e
tl.UO Lltttertne (Jambert's) for 75o
Vie. Sorter's Antiseptic Oil for 30c
YOU GET THKdE DKUO PRICES AT
16th AND DODGE.
6oc ftowsom's Kidney Cure for 40c
60e Neat's Dynpep.ila Cure for 4c
$1 50 RHEUMATIC Cl'RE for J5
HAGUE BRAND CONDENSED MILJClSc
Kki Mellln's Food, we sell for....- 4c
1.25 Imperial Ursssm for Bo
1.V Dr. Bhoop's Medicines for ic
$1.75 8. 8. 8. for $1.14
Dt. Westmal's Senna Pills the pill
wltiwvut a pain, small and easy to
ke 2Eo
Sl.&i) oriental Cream for $1.15
THKriE ARE SHERMAN M'CON
nhli;b PRICES.
$fuo Kirk's Dandruff Cure (warranted
to Pure dandruff In 10 days) for !..75c
l.WO Baker's Barley Malt
Whisky for TBo
60c Mull's Grape Tonic for 4)o
il.w Dr. Charles' Flesh Food 4o
Boda Mint Tablets loo
25o Packer's Tar Boap 15c
ana Emm and Olive Tar Hasp 10e
2So Carter's Utile IJver Pills for :i6o
one Byrup of Figs we sell for 4ie
25c Laxative Bromo Quinine for 16o
fl.OO ftewbro'e Herpldde, we sell
for goo
26c Wrls-ht's Indian Vea Pills for ,..J0c
$1 00 Plnkham's Veg. Compound for......75o
1-lb. box Pure Borax for l4o
100 PURE S-QRAIN QUININB
PIIL8 for ..J5o
$1.00 Swansnn's FIVE Drops for Sno
26o Humphrey's No. 77 for &c
Write for our catalogue MAILED
FREE.
Sfierman & McGonnell Drug Co,
Druggists and Perfumers.
Cor. 16th and Dodge Bts., Omaha.
aa. bh stMs Cash
a. atsTACLU Tsaas. ft
KICHAK08ON DRUO OO.
For Menstrual Suprcjslon7-m.
rr.r en-tan got
V Ms: I toAM. mm is Omaks r IMraM a
i 3 at, tm
19c
lo
39o
io)f?nnrMi
Thanksgiving Aftermath
of Genuine Bargains
Green Trading Stamps with every One of them
NOTE Up to tlm of going to press NOT LESS than 178
stamp collectors had turned in their books and gotten just
the premiums they started out to get How's YOUR book
coming? v '
Rattling Bargains in
Dry Goods.
Friday Hourly Sales.
Our hourly sales coraniPiice nt the rulnute and stop at the minute
.. advM-tlNori. He on hnnd promptly. The values offered during the hour
ly Bales are mnrveloufl. (
BLACK SATIN H PKTTICOAT8, 10 TO 11 A. M.-Second floor.
Anyelennnt 1.2.' petticoat for --890
ROYAL WORCESTKU CORSETS, 11 TO 12 A. M.-Second floor.
All nuiuberg of this celebrated corset at half list prices.
BABY. AND CHILDREN'S BONNETS. 2 TO 3 P. M. In the cloak room
ImruciiRP lot of Mlk and wool bonnets, worth from C5 to fl, at. 45
3 TO ,4 P. M. :!o dozen ladles' fast black cottog hoso, fleece lined,
reKular .'Wc (iiinlity. on sale from ft to 4 r. M., per pair
8 TO A. SI. Cambric handkerchiefs, heuistltchcnl, worth 6c and
10c from 8 to l-at, each. . . . . ,
4 TO 5 P. M. -30 dozen Indies' heary fleece lined, Jersey ribbed
rests and drawers, worth (H)e on sale from 4 to 5 P. M.
' per Kannent '
11 TO 12 A. M. Clean up on belts leather, silk, satin, canras and
crushed leather belts worth up to 75c, on sale from 11 to 12
each "dry goods section" lOo
8 TO 9 A. M. 10c and 15c outing flannel, In short lengths, yard 2o
9 TO 10 A. M. 8c quality good, white cotton batting, only, a roll..4c
10 TO 11 A. M. 15c quality baby and Cinderella flannel, long
lengths, plain and strips, only, per yard 7 J-2c
11 TO 12 A. M. Challles for comforts, worth 8', at 50
12 M. TO 1 r. M. 54-lnch table padding, 50c quality, at 2To
ALL DAY FRIDAY AT THE DOMESTIC COUNTER.
80-inch heavy bleached muslin, worth 10c at, per yard Q J2o
11-4 heavy crochet bed spreads, worth $1.25 at, each 85 O
Extra heavy bed ticking, worth 15c, at per yard lOo
Comforts, calicoes, 1-yd. wide, with border, worth 11c, yard 1 l-2o
$25 for $16.50, What Do You Think ot It?
A WOMAN'S TAILOR-MADE SUIT, made from nobby Imported
West of England tweed, In dark mixtures, trimming plain
black, cloth, silk passmenterie braid and crochet buttons, style
Louis 14th, with blouse effect this Is the $25 suit on sale
Friday and Saturday, at , 16.50
Three Other Suit Bargains
OVER THREE HUNDRED SUITS THAT CjOME IN LATE, ARE
NOW ON SALE AT LITTLE BETTER THAN HALF PRICE.
COME AND SEE THEM, $15, $ 11.00 AND 8.50
FRIDAY CROCKERY BARGAINS
Bee the largest line of Ilaviland & Co. production you
ever looked on. Wa are showing eight new open stock
patterns of latest designs and newest shapes. We have
an aggrgate of several thousand dollars worth of every
knownvarticfe' in fancy pieces.
We are 'the first and, with but one exception, the only
store on which Haviland & Co.'s representative calls in
Omaha, This secures, for us the cream of their produc
tions. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY
Haviland Sc. Co.'a decorated tea plates, breakfast platea and tea gj
cups and saucers,, ach aWJW
Haviland A Co.'s decorated spoon trays, dinner platea and colTes " gj
cups and saucers, each OuC
White china salts and peppers for decorating, m jtv
each ...... ". IUC
J. Ponyata' white china steins, ff
each M. " C
JC T. and K. vttrlfled china dinner plates, sw
per dozen , , f)dC
Csamberettes with cover and SE?
ach. -airfOC
Heavy bell boy jugs, all slies, 4
each ItJC
SHOES! SHOES!
Wc defy competition on Rubbers of
any kind. We have the biggest stocks,
too. Come and see!!
Men's good
arctics. . .
W MS I
Men's army duck
arctics
Men's array duck overshoes for
German socks . . . .
Men's army duck
boots
Men's all wool German
socks
1.00
1.25
1.25
2.50
40c
Something that's unique in the Drug Dept.
Meyer's 'Grease Paints.
Exora Powders,
Rouge. Creams, Etc.
Endorsed by the leading actors and actressos of the day.
f. j' ' PRICES RIGHT.
tfVTtnl I1 i'aSmmmiiWJKJWmmwmm.Mmmiimmmmmmmmm
R00KW00D POTTERY
Vlslt our art rooms and see our beautiful to k. AH
the new shapes and colors.
jrarTSi7tf?jE,Y&! IVrjm Co.i
More Gift3 for Her Ladyship
Articles for the toilet Combs Hair BnJ shes Cloth Brushes Velvet or Hat
Brushes fctounet Brushes Whink Brooms Ring Mirrors Handle Mirrors Single Curl
ers bop Boxes Colon Bottles Tal-um Powder Bottles Oo'.d Cresn Jat Pasta
Jars Glove Stretchers Nsll r'ilrs Kail Br ushes 'all UcImsots Kali Polishers
Cullole Knives.
ALBERT EDHOLM, Jowolcr.
107 NORTH 81X1 kINTH STREET. OPP. POSTOs.FICt
oupon Sale
Coupons with every purchase. The most liberal and valua
ble tickets ever given absolutely free with every purchase.
To still further prove that these coupons axe absolutely free,
note the prices quoted for the following sales. No other hous
east or west can or will offer such values.
(MYDEN'S GREAT DOMESTIC ROOM
Frllay Is the greatest Remnant Tny of
all the season and we must make room
for the Holidays.
19c remnants of ffannelettes, Venetian
waitings, floec lined piques, Srotrh
aephyrs. madrnaos, Bingham, mercer
ised sntlnes, fleece lined and Imported
Percales, Worth up to l!, ID a,
YMay IUC
Kx' remmints of vicuna, eclipse and ien-
eva tleece llneu walHtlngs and wrapper
fabrics, double fold percales, aepnyr
walstlnes. mercerised llnlnas, S6 Inches
wide and Imported percales and maoras.
worm up to ifc,
Friday
Tic
12Vio remnants of S6-lnch wide percajes.
seersuckers, srphyrs and ektch plaid
KlpEh&nis, Pacific walntlna. black and
white and blue and white piques, worth,
up 10 ic, r
Friday 0C
10c 6.000 yards French flawtelettes,
per yard
6V43 6.000 yards llsht and dark
prints, per yard
98c remnants of wool astrakhan, M Inches
wide, all wool slbellne, Scotch mixtures,
plaids and all wool novelties In rirrss
foods, worth up to Wc, QQa
Ylday, per yard .... u9li
5c
3?c
Linen and Domestic Departments
29c
221c
Here Is the chance you'va been longing
for.
SPECIAL PRICKS FOU FRIDAY.
ftoo Table Linen SH.
Extra heavy cream lawn damask,
&0c value, per yard
411c Table I.lnen Xt l-Xv,
Show white union damask, 40c
value, per yard
i.lnen Mapklna nae.
Sliver bleached all linen German napkins,
size. II. So value, f)Q
per doxen OwG
, l.TH Kapklna 1.11.
Full bleached all linen Irish napkins. Iarr
else, $1.76 value. 110
per dozen 1 ll
K t-:o I.lnea Crash ftc.
Brown all linen crash, 81-3c C.
value, at yard 96
8 l-n Mnslln Sc.
Heavy brown Indian Head muslin, l"ti
mill ends, yard wide, R l-3o C.
value ww
lOe Plllowsltpa T l-2.
Blenched pillow altpa 46x36 Inches, the 10c
value, at Tla,
each I 'B
SRa 8heeln 19 l-e.
Full bleached seamless sheeting, 81 Inches
wide, 25o value, 9C
SRC Walstlnes 14fl.
Extra heavy mercerized walstlnsrs, polka
dot and stripes with white background.
25c value.. Ma
per yard.. ......-. ..l"vW
BANKRUPT SALE
Of ladles' and misses' handkerchiefs.
The Penny Wholesale Stork
Of Dnuo-lns street contained a big. fresh,
new line of ladles' and children's
Holiday Handkerchiefs.
These good we reserved for our holiday
opening, hut will place the entire Una on
sale Friday morning.-
if you want to buy holiday handker-
r .1
chiefs at one-half price attend this
6c handkerchiefs, at 2tyc
10c handkerchiefs, at 4Hc
lSO handkerchiefs, at TVsC.
too handkerchiefs, at to.
Sfic handkerchiefs, at 1214c.
Sno handkerchiefs, at lTo.
6"c handkerchiefs, at 26c.
Ko reserve. We have hundreds ?f doz
ens. Tha snap of the season.
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THEJAIUTOH
The Bee Building
la noted for tha pxcellcncA of its tn.A.
tor aerrlce. In fact the beat any other
Omaha office building can claim la that
"it la a a rood as tha service In The Bee
Bulldlnjr." The Bee Building la the
standard of office excellence lu Omaha.
An office there la a continuous source
of satisfaction.
ROOM aOO This office Is Immediately in
front of the elevator and Is seen Immedi
ately on stepping out of tha elevator.
It Is a large, handsome office, faces the
south and Is considered one of the most
desirable offices In the building. A private
oltlce will be partitioned to suit the ten
ant. If desired. This office will be vacated
for occupancy January 1st. Fries ' per
n"h , $37 SO
ROOM SIS Pleasant room with good light
and was recently decorated. This room Is
a very pleasant office both winter and
summer. The rent Includes light, heat,
water and janitor service. Rental price
per month 917. SO
ROOM 306 This la the only large room
In the bnildlng vacant. It faces Farnam
street and la as handaome a room as there
Is In the building. The suite consists of
a waiting room and two private offices
so that It would be admirably suited for
two professional men. It has a large bur-glur-proof
vault and is a most desirable
suite of vfflces In every respect. Rental
piice per month SSO.OO
R. C. PETERS at CO., Rental Agents.
Groan Floor,
The Bee Building.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
We are well prepared to meet the demand for the holiday trade. In jewelry, silver
ware, useful and attractive novelties of every kind and description, muulo boxes,
phntogruph albums, fancy boxes, toilet sets, etc., we have a real tine assortment.
Prices guaranteed as low as anywhere for same quality goods.
P. E. FLODMAN & CO., Jewelers, 1514 TCcup,i574fve "
4
ARE YOU IN DOUBT?
Let us suggest to you a few things for-Christmas Prcs
ents, beautiful box papers, engraved cards, portfolios, pock
et-books, card cases, desk sets, etc.
The Mover. Stationery Co.
220 and 222 So. 1 6th St.
Don't be dlsappolated tt oar
aene operator asks you to
wait lo or IB lulantes when
yost order a aire pot, or set of
lining, for your stoves.' Fasts
are, tse do not have 1M or StS
men setting; In eesaloned cnalrs
waiting; for your orders. Oar
sirs are all out at work and
when yon order work give as a
little time to get around to
yoar koase, and If baby Is not too
slek or your fold Is not too
serious or grandmu's rhru.
snatlani la ot too bad, we ean
asaally et them tomorrow. II
you are worse and must bare It
today we will telepboue sons
well easterner to w-ti another
day and try and ' to your
OMAHA STOVE RKP4IR WORKS,
Telephone IMS I. i;OT Uouglas St.
RELIABILITY
That' ta Bolul to ba
ronaidarsS sbro buying
Jewelry, mtc. W du not
handle anything tout vhtt
UK KNOW gjv. lf
frvt Uifclctlu.
4
Hobnobbing Again.
The manufacturers of the leading paUi.t
medicines, mil the N. A. R. D.. are again
comparing notes and concocting ai ht-nirv
to BLAV THE IjKAGON CUT PKIL'K
LRUUU18T. It we were an artist wo
would draw you a copy of the "MAKTKlt
PIECE," which appeared In one of th-lr
journals, describing thin same Imbkoo
sprawling in the dimt, with the foot of
proverhlul giant on his back, f ir"m-nilior
the CUT FKICE PKL'O Ht'KINEHfl AS
PHl'SHKO HY TUB COaiINU FI'M,
PKICE PLAN. Now it cmcuih to us thai
this scheme has falUd so utterly thut they
had better draw another picture. Just it -versing
the names of tlie dragon anil
giant and also a crowd of Interested )
tutors prosJalmlng the victory of Hchuef
fer's, the Antl-Combltie Drug Htore! Lon'l
you think so? WE AHK THANKFUL. WK
ARK A CUT PRICE DRUGGIST.
CUT PKICE
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