TI7E OMATTA DAILY HEE: FRIDAY, FERRTTAIiY 12. 1004.
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TODAY IS BARGAIN FRIDAY
Extraordinary Remnant Sale
IN THE BASEMENT
Nearly carload of all new. fresh remnants In aale for the first time.
One big table of many grades of fine white f li '
cambric, worth 15c yard, at 3
One table various grades bleached muslin, 2VoC
worth up to 10c yard, go at
One table of all kinds of double fold linings, percales, satins, rustle
linings, etc., worih up to 15c yard, Ael 2C
sro at
The Entire Sirattorv
Bankrupt Stock
OF
Fmcj Silks Worth
up to $1, on Sale
Friday it 58c
mm uiuis
s
TUB nKI.IAIII.U STORE.
25c, 35c and 50c
Silks, cnSali
Friday at 18c
PIANOS
New xa Inch wide T Fine check nslnsoek. 1 Psnty figured mer- f A
a y ft ro e
!S5?S-.0c Ta..,6ic 'gr.81c
w-ss,?"- Ic "JM'SSw 6ic 6ic
worth loc yard. at.. mw at
New Knickerbocker suitings, the 25c kind, 2VoP
mill lengths, go at, yard
Table Linen Remnants
15c
)$th8,
Table Linen Remnants
Pleached, half blenched and colored Table
ramaek, In 14 to 3-yard lengths, at less
than the manufacturers cosi o rasne.
Special lot of one yard pieces,
worth 40c while they last-yard
Remnants of Dress Goods Floor
15c
25c
25c
Was bought by Schmoller &
Mueller, the full amount paid
to F. W. Lohr, the Receiver,
for which we hold receipts.
remarkable In many ways, the large num-
ocr or pianos soio auring a pnon ni
trpme rolrl wenfhpr ham larirelv exceeded
all previous records. The balance have
oeen marked aown too.
Double Cut Price
rrtu... . i. .a i A no
Ii nvy Hro iiminfu in sjimu imnim
taKS, and our famous easy terms make
; litem uuuuiy
Easy to Buy
New Upright Pianos
USED UPRIGHT PIAN05
Chicago makes, parlor sizes In choice of
woods sold ty Biraiton ior .:-a in j..-.
reduced to sell out $122
Van. VnrLr maltH. rAblnet firandi In fancy
genuine mahogany or walnuts, titration a
price IJOO to JiX) iwonn n ioo, nn mm
f'rnce ..5iy to5io.
4n and $rO0 standard makes with names
which are laminar to Aniorrm;
bargains, If you please, with prices pushed
down to
$292 P1Z" $238 dJ0vn $192
On our famous eaay monthly payments
of $4 00 and la.UO a month.
Used Pianos and Organs
..$210
158
188
For All Wool Dress SOc Qoods, in light shades and double width j.100 Davis & Co., nearly
dark culors for street wear-three to eight yard ploces-go at kefing"
15 cents. f reduced to
c. in w.i i.:arh Cloth and Wool Dress Goods or every a e- 4W Kmerson, a aanay
sclptlon and color, regardless of former prices-lengths up to eight .Titei'i, 'targe ' 122
I aim
For All Wool Plftv-Cent Albatross, h3?J:rbe 164
Cashmere, Batiste, etc., and pretty cloths for waists and tm singer,' 'fancy 152
J I naf ...a
party aresses. r--- fAA
' U. ..... M-W-W
132
z:....92
)94, S6, 175,
Bis- offering of fine dress goods in remnants from costume and suit manufacturer
two lots.
Mohairs Melrose, ArmurB Melrose and Cheviots, Unfln- IQr.AQn It
s w vw -
iBhed Worsteds, Tweeds, Kerseys, etc., at, yard
Specials in Hih CIqlss Silks
39c
Boulevard Velvet and Corduroy WnlstlnKS, fine lot, mostly in waist
lengths, light, medium and dark colorings, worth up to $1.50 a .
yard, at yard
mahogany.
$275 Schuman.
oaK
i78 Hale,
And other uprights for $118,
8(uare plunoa and second hand organs at
your own price.
Payment $2 00 to $4.00 a month.
1.500 yards Black Peau de Bole, Taffetas,
etc., mill ends, IVi to 10 yards, at about
one-half value.
Short Pieces Silk and Fancy Velvet, all
.ue.0..1.0. .2c-5c-J0c-J9c
REMNANTS OF LACES A fine assortment of Torchons, Vals and Cluny
Bands, all widths, white, cream and ecru, at, lC2,C"5c
Wash Dress Buttons at,
dozen . .
aSuellER
21c
Pearl Buttons on fancy cards
at, dozen
lie
Odds and ends of women's and
In Basement
Shoe Dept.
1). . ?ranri & pent T &tntti &
children's Slippers basement aJ VyC
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(INCORPORATED)
MANUFACTURE-WHOLESALE-RETAIL
F I M O S
MAIN HOUSC AND OFflCE: 1313 FAWN AM
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TCLCPHONC 1SS3
OMAHA
LINCOLN, NEB
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HIDDEN CITIES IN WANT ADS
Over Eight Hundred Located in The Bee'i
Contest Last Week.
RS. 1 L CHRISTY WINS FIRST PRIZE
t
Early Postmark Oat ! ev Job This
Time, Skill, jCBOwld d
Plllaenc Alone Ieter
ulalnc the Result.
rhs world's record in archaeology was
left In the deepest shade of obsccrUy last
weok by the little army of diligent search
ers of The Bee want ad columns, whose
labors resulted In the discovery of no less
than 800 hidden cities, the majority of
them under the disguise of plain, Unas
Burning, common words of th English
language used In the want ada. The ma
Jorlty of readers would have passed hun
dreds of them by without suspecting their
double character, but words, like other
folks, are apt to lead a double life and
the detective must often be resorted to In
order to expose them.
The honors of the contest belong to Mrs.
J. tS. Christy, 1920 Emmet street, who
found S44 olUes, entitling her to the first
prise, $10 in cash. The second prise was
won by E. L. Hoag of 330 North Thirty
sixth avenue.
Ties were not the fashion In this con
teat; In fact, they were conspicuously ab
sent and the time of postmark was not
even Hooked at by the examiners. Bo the J-
o'clock-ln-the-morning lark this time ran
his legs oft and shivered in the cold in
rain.
The list of winners Is as follows)
FIRBT FIUZE-410.00 CASH.
Mrs. J. E. Christy, 1920 Emmet street,
imiana, km cities.
SBCOND PR1ZE-12.60 CASH.
E. 1.. Hoag. 830 North Thirty-sixth ave
nue, umaua, iJl cities.
THIRD AND FOURTH PRIZE8-$1.25
Ethel A. Iynn, Sill Davenport street
Omaha. cities.
IC. 8. 1'rosaer. 152S North Twenty-third
ireei, uouin umint, km) cities.
FIFTH TO NINTH PKIZK8 ONE TEAR
OF METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE.
Oraee Lillian Owen. 110$ North Fortieth
Street, Omaha, 6iS cities.
P. A. Sharpe, Friend. Neb.. 461 cities.
Mrs. A. Alnsworth. 2411 South Thirteenth
si reel, imnna. 4TO cities.
O. Potter. 121 North Twenty-sixth street,
South Omaha. 378 cities.
II. B. Mann. 17 Commercial National
name, omana, 3S0 cities.
TENTH TO FIFTEENTH PRIZES $125
J. O. Jacobson, !( North Twenty-first
ireei, umnna, iw cities.
Frank B. Warren, 2973 Dorcas street
Omaha, 317 cities.
Fred Hansen, 2211 South Eleventh street,
omana, sis cities.
John F. 8 hul', 204 Tenth avenue, Coun
ell Bluffs la.. 2!xi cltien.
David T. Reed, 42i& Lake street, Omaha
Ziv cities.
II. C. King, Renson, Neb., 24 cities.
charge of bastardy against Johnson. a hear
ing of which charge has been set for the I
same court March 7. The girl Is 17 and
jonnson is a years oi age.
OMAHA MEN WANT A CHANCE
Ballders Exchange Asks for prlTlleae
to Bid oa Tbren State
Jobs.
The members of the Omaha Builders' ex
change wish to make estimates for bids
on three state Jobs, the asylum at Norfolk
and the work at Beatrice and at Mil ford,
but have been unable to rot the plana
sent here for examination. Secretary J.
H. Tate has received two letters, one from
the land commissioner's office directing
him to Inquire of the state architect for
information and the second from James
Tyler, Jr., state architect, saying the plana
are on file with the land commissioner.
"Mr. Tyler was here," said Mr. Tata,
and explained that the maintenance fund I
was not enough for duplicate sets of plans
to be made, but that If we wished to pay
for it we could get additional sets. We
think the Douglas county builders should I
receive some consideration. The exchange I
has a large membership and It would be I
Impossible for them to go to Lincoln to
see the plans. A new set would cost us at
least $50. We only want the plans for a
short time In order to make estimates. It
has been the custom of the federal and
state governments to send us the plana In
this way. The bids must be In by Febru
ary 30 and the amount Involved for the
three buildings will be about $200,000.
Case Goes to Benson.
A statutory offense, preferred by Mamie
" uuarai aguinsi james Julinson, was dls
rnnrgeo. in ponce court lor want of juris
dtcllun, as the girl stated the alleged
trims uciurrva oeiween Florence and Men
son, outside of the Omaha city limits.
The rase has been transferred to Judge
Eastman's court and a hearing set for
March 14. Miss Williams also has filed a
WILL CASH CITY WARRANTS
Hennlngs Isaacs Jlotlce for Redemp
ttoa of Credits Aggregating?
g 100,000.
City Treasurer Hennlngs has Issued no
tice that he will cash city warrants aggre
gating $100,000 on and after February 15,
when they will cease to draw interest.
Money from delinquent tax collections and
that received from the county for property
sold for taxes has placed the large amount
of cash necessary for liquidation of the
script In tb hands of the treasurer.
The warrants called In are numbered as
follows, inclusive: General. 2.068-2.&S5; Judg
ment. 143-153; fire, 1.633-1,748; police, 1,560
1.(79; sewer maintaining, 221-259; park, 396-
571; health, 164-202; street cleaning and
sweeping, 12&3220; curb, guttering and pav
ing, 57668.
New York
Boston and
The East
Six trains a day from Omaha
over the North-Western Line,
the only double-track railway
from the Missouri River to
Chicago.connects at that point
with all lines, for ail points
East. These fast trains on the
North-Western Line
are most conveniently equip
ped for the safety and comfort
of patrons.
Buffet smoking and library cars
Superb a la carte dining car service.
Drawing-room and private compart
ment sleeping cars, free reclining
chair cars and standard day coaches.
Leave Omaha dally for Chicago at
3:40 a. m., 8:00 a. m., 11:30 a m.,
4:23 p.m., 5:50 p.m. and 8:25 p.m.
Tickets and full Information on application
TICKET OFFICES:
14OI-I40J Panum Street, Omaha
Uhwito JLM
in Norfolk, sailor blouse, sailor Norfolk,
double breasted. Rusalan blouse and three
piece styles. In blue serge, black clay
worsteds, cheviots, cas.slmcres, worsteds
and Scotch cheviots. In blues, blacks.
browns and gray mixtures none of these
suits worth less than $5.00 O rn
our special sale Diice AmmJJ
BOYS' REEFERS made with high storm
collars, knee length. In vicunas and chin.
chlllas, blues and oxford grays, a bp
$ to 16 years, worth $3.75 f QC
our closlne eut price afJ
THE rnirv.s mike vnrt vrtinAY artc at.wavs nw.T.Rmnrna ttin
TTtrH FRIDAY IS NO EXCEPTION To THE RULE. HEAD THESE PRICES
THEN COME AND EXAMINE THE GOODS WE KNOW YOU WILL BE SATISFIED.
TRADING BTAMPS FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE.
Great Clearing Sale of Boys' and Chil
dren s Winter Suits.
In order to male room for nnr enormoua atoMr nf anrlnv anf nimi... ninth.
Ing which Is arriving dally, we have cut the price of all the heavy clothing In two.
BOYS' KNEE PANTS StTITS-made up
in unti uounie nreasiea siyie,
in area from 6 to lfi vearn. In mltn
and plain colors, all well made service
able garments Rll
our sale tirlrn LOU
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS-made up
in jvorioiK, onuiile nreaaten anrt tnree
Plece styles, axes mostly 12 to 16 years,
In grays, browns, mixed and plain col
ors, tailored In flrt clnas manner none
of these suits worth less than 4
$4.50 our clearing nrlne i Z?J
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS made up I our closing eut price
RADICAL REDUCTIONS ON MEN'S ODD PANTS.
We have about 650 pairs men's heavy weight odd pants, In chevlotg, rasslmeres.
tinu many mner laonrB, in an snaaes ana colors, stripes, plains, checks,
mixtures and plain colors, made to weir and fit perfectly, tailored In the best pos-
sinie manner any or them worth $4 60 and $5.00 o e a
Our Closing Out Price SS.OU
Half Price Embroidery Sale
The firm of Kauher, Howe A Co.. of Broadway, New York, have recently moved
to their new quarters. Before moving they closed out their entire line of sample
sets and slightly soiled embroideries and lnsertlngs to us for
60 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. THE SALE BEGINS FRIDAY MORNING.
and we must close out every niece of this lot at onrA tn mok rnnm tnr nn nni..
summer line. This firm carried nothing except tho verv finest (roods. No seconds
no riamnged goods nor any low end or cheaply made goods. Only the very best of
materials and finest of work. REMEMBER, this entire lot comes in complete sets,
one and two widths of inserting, and two to six widths of edges.
PRICES ON THESE GOODS FRIDAY.
er yard for goods worth 10c
per yard for aoods worth 20c
124c and 13c yard for goods worth ,...2fic
17c per yard for goods worth 3."o
20o per yard for goods worth 40c
25c per yard for goods worth 5uc
3So per yard for goods worth 75c
60c per yard Inr goods worth $1.00
56c per yardflor goods worth $1.25
Ail over embroideries, worth 600 to 7oc
per yard will be sold during 1Cir
this sale at OVC
Great Special Sale in the Great Do
mestic Room Friday.
The Audrey suitings, the new heavy
Scotch suitings. In all the new spring
colorings, strictly fast colors, full pieces,
worth 20c only tfin
on sale Friday, at. vard IvC
Short lengths of light and dark colored
percales, Amosaeag seersucker ginghams,
black satlne, mercerized linings, and all
our best flannelettes, worth up 71
to 19c on sale Friday, yard s
Short lengths of new, heavy dimity cords,
yard wide madrasses and percales, extra
heavy seersucker ginghams, fancy waist-
ings, r rencn nannelettes and Scotch
plaid ginghams, worth up to
12Hc on sale Fridav. vard
Short lengths of our all wool dress goods,
worth up to $1.98 yard AOc
on sale Fridav. vard
Short lengths of our all wool dress goods,
worth up to 9Sc yard Or
on sale Friday, yard nJ
CO. BLUFFS, IA
602 inOkDW'
TEL. ess .
China Department Specials
Crystal sauce dishes, all fire polished , Crystal water Ditchers. 2-ot alzs. Mh..i
oo uecoratea cuspiuors 9c
Fine French china cups and saucers, as Decorated bowls so
thin as egg shell, each 44o All colors, fancy lace edge shell paper
Crystal Ind. salt cellars lo 10 yards for 24o
The Reliable Grocery Dept
Trading Stamps With Every Purchase.
$2 FREE. $2 FREE. $2 FREE
To every purchaser of one sack of our Dura buckwheat flour, wo will rtv in nn
. . . mn . r.Mi am a , t i d i 1 1 r . tt. - o
wurui in inAuinur o.Ajarn rnca,
READ THESE CUT PRICES,
I 21-lbs pure cane granulated sugar for $1.00
Lrfirge sacK granuiatna cornmeai ufta
6-lbs. navy beans, rice, tapioca, barley,
sago or rarina ior io
Qt. cans fancy golden table syrup lOo
Ot cans fancy Tennessee sorghum ....10c
1 1-lb. pkg Imported macaroni Dc
1-lb. pkg corn stamn ftc
RELf ABLE DRIED FRUIT
Large Italian prunes, it so
Fancy California peaches, lb o
English cleaned currants, lb 8MiO
Fancy Moor Park apricots, lb 12Vso
Fancy Bartlett pears, lb Ho
i-ancy California grapes, lb 7toc
Virginia blackberries, lb 8Ho
ORANGES AND LEMONS
The market la still flooded and prices are
now at tneir lowest take your
choice of either kind, per dosen lOo
TRADING STAMPS FREE.
A BIG BUTTER SPECIAL
We have Just received one of the largest
shipments tnis season, or rancy, rresh,
sweet country roll butter, which we will
place on sale Friday choice, lb 14a
HAYDEM BROS.
If you W8Lit
reliable news
of .he
Charges Lest Than all Others
Chasaberlaln'a Ceagh Remedy
Is a medicine of great worth and merit
Try It when you have a cough or cold and
you are certain to be pleased with the quick
relief which It affords. It Is pleasant to
take and can always be depended upon.
Age.
Z.1
Marriage Licenses.
Up to noon February 11 the following
ooupiea were licensed 10 wea:
Name and Residence.
Charles Pollack. Omaha
Theresa Watchler, Omaha
Alfred M. Sonnelund. Har'an, la...
Josephine Togul, Harlan, la
William E. Moore, Omaha
Lillian K. Viney, Omaha
Leopold J. Dixtelhorst, Omaha
Lisxle Stacy, Omaha
Angelo Carrado, South Omaha
Kate Smith, South Omaha
between Russia,
and Japan
subscribe for
The B
U K. Wedding Rings. Ed holm, jeweler.
MRS. J. BENSON,
NEW ETCHINGS
Among the new tootl. coming la we
are showing a full line of the new
stales in ruchings, fop neckwear ami
, sleeves, white colors ami Persian. ,
We art making snerial cut prices in
EMBEOIDEIUES.
DR. McCREW,
SPECIALIST
rreets all turn, of Diseases
Twenty-eight years experience
tighteen jears In Omati
Th rfnrtor remarkable succass has
never been euualetl. Hla resources aad
facilities for treating this ciaas -A diseases
are unlimited anl every amy unu ukui
flattering reports of the good he is doing.
r the rcllvf be has given.
HOT SPRINGS TREATMENT TOR
Ail Blood PUaous- No "BREAKING OUT'
tn the akin or face and ait eaieraai aigos
ef the disease disappear at unce. A per
manent cure for lit guaraaleed.
1HDirnrFIF Cures guaranteed la
lAKIlUliLLL LESS THAN $ DAY.
VFaD 111 nnflcse- Hydrocl,
IM-AM JUUUU Stricture, Gleet. Nervosa
Debility, Loss of Strength and VilaUlK
and ail forma 01 chronio diseases,
Treatment by mail. Call or suU. Boa
Us. Office 2U Sou La Ut at Osaaha. Nes
For Menstrual Suppression
aaes itault a a. i 1 a -a. l -s - w a
SJ tas: I Sum. M. NUuOwkitrlUmu
MnMasil Or We. SUU t stas Sims, tiae nmW
New York Merald
Cable Service
will be furnished to readers of The
Bee from now on. This will be the
very best news service concerning
the war.
Friday Specials
Ladies and children's furnishing goods, un
derwear, gloves, flannel skirts every
article quoted below has been reduced
in price SO per cent to effect a quick
clearance. Shrewd shoppers will snap
them up quickly. Read every word of
this ad, carefully listen
"i ETft Ladles' fancy, striped and solid colored outing flannel skirts
X kJ W regular 40c value at 15o each.
pf Heavy outing flannel skirts. In fancy snd plain colors, with good
jf quality cambrlo yoke band, with deep rufflo-regular too val
" ue at 25c.
441 Boys' and girls' heavy, Jersey ribbed combination suits. In na
I f tural and' white regular 60c values reduced to 12o a suit a
2 splendid garment for this season's wear.
4 Children's heavy flat and Jersey ribbed, flVece lined underwear
I vjf shirts and drawers In natural, ecru and white all glies, from
3 to 12 worth originally up to 4&o reduced to lc.
Big lot of ladles' black vests snd tights, natural and white
vests and pants children's combination suits, lRdles' comblna
V tlon suits, which regularly sold at 75c, $1 to $1.50 one price, 63c.
f 40 dor.en ladles' fine muslin, long cloth and cambric! corset covers,
J, C. beautiful styles In V, square snd round necks, trimmed In fine
laces nnd embruideiies styles that sold at 35c, 60c and 75c all
go at one price 25c.
-v Ladles' and children's fine Imported golf, mercerized enshmrre
I J and silk gloves and mittens all go at one price many pretty
Stripes and figures also black, tan, gray and white regular Sic,
85c, 60c and 75c values at 19c.
mm
l is r? r
I is) 15 usl
n rn
bl
IT?
How's Your
Stamp Book
Coming?
Have you inspected these peer
less premiums in premium par
lor, second floor? They are easily
the greatest premium values that
modern arts and crafts have yet
devised. They cover every idea
and suggestion for home 'urnishing or adornment. Whole
factories are kept going turning these peerless premiums
out. The GREEN TRADING STAMP SYSTEM has revo
lutionized American merchandising
How is Your Stamp Book Coming?
9c
Friday Will Certainly Be Bargain Day in Our
DRY GOODS DEPT.
Sales With Great Bargains Every Hour
From 8 to 9 a. rn. Mercerized waistings and kimoua
flannels, all wool diallies, pretty lawns, Berkley and
Lonsdale cambrics, plaid dress goods, apron ginghams,
some come in long lengths, some remnants, goods in this
lot worth to 50c per yard, 8 to 9 a. m., ' J?
only. Der yard , J
From 9 to 10 a. m. Children's wool hoie, odd
sizes, worth to 25c per pair, only, per pair
From 10 to 11 a. m. 72-in". extra heavy cream and
bleached table damask, worth to $1.25, Q
only, per yard Uet
From 11 to 12 a. m. 50o dozen fine French Val
laces, put up 1 dozen on a card, worth 35c f Q
a dozen, only, per dozen
From 1 to 2 p. m.lOO dozen Bleached table
nankins, cood 75c doz. aualitv. onlv. Der doz. .ee-IC
X o m. er m.
From 2 to 3 p. m. 500 yards fine embroidery
in narrow edges, worth to 10c yd. only per yd.
From 3 to 4 p. rh. Red comforts, worth C ,
$1,00, only, each, , J7C
From 4 to 5 p. tn. An all iteel filled straight front
gored corset, drabs and whites, actual $1.00 L,ff
values, only, per pair UL
From 5 to 6 p. m. Plain hemstitched handker-
chiefs, worth 5c and 10c, only, each. IC
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Carpet Specials
We will place on
sale Saturday 60
pieces of high grade hJrussels carpets.
Some patterns with B-8 borders to match
in oriental and floral effects, suitable de
signs for carpets or rugs. Carpets f
worth up to 90c yd., all go at yd-"f(
Bring your measurement. VJrV
Best groceries for the low
est prices, that ia the whole
story in a nutshell.
Bennett's for Groceries.
Groceries
a
Fifty cents worth Green Trading Stamps Free with each can O
Beauty Asparagus this offer Friday only -can IOC
ee aesee
Rollod Oats, -pound
package
Wheat. 2-pound
package
Castile Boa p.
take
Cleaned Currant,
rt.T DOUftd .......... ..
Table Syrup, 2H-Punl
can
Pineapple, $-pound
can
Oil Sardines.
can
Balmon, 1 pound
can
linked Heans. 3-pound
can
Iniin Kxtract,
bottle ,
Tiil'le Halt, per
tmi'k
California I'runes,
per pound
10c
10c
2ic
..8c
10c
10c
,.5c
10c
,!0c
..5c
4c
5c
Coffee Roasted Kvery Ur, Heat
Values.
Mararalbo Coffee, ItZr
per pound . . I J t
Hcnnett's ( upltol Coffee, Ofin
per pound Ov
Bennett's Capitol 1'eppcr, strictly Op
pure, k-pound can, pur can .... $w
'lr, Ouly the Ileal Uualltlra
Sold.
25c
15c
Imperial Japan,
per pound ...
Tea Hidings,
per pound ...
Ilullrr ilreelved Kvery Day From
the Ileal llalrlee.
Fresh Country Ii utter, IC
n.r nounri I iJ
Wisconsin Cream Cheeae,
per pound
Candy. Special Offer.
One dollar's worth Oreon Trading
ritampa free with each dinner Sfir
pall tilled with candy s-w
12ic
It's eye Urain; your eye need attention, our eipert optician U the man.
Do your eyes
trouble you?
Have a headache?
Don't believe ii till you see it in The Bee Bee For all the News