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Prepared Specially for Thursday
Ssf Mercerized Novelties, 15c Yd.
Come early for first choice of this new, erfect lot of waist
and lress lengths, 'highest grade mercerized novelties as
shown in our 16th street window. Fancy Panama suitings,
woven poplins, novelty diagonal effect?, New English
voiles and fancy foreign weaves in blue, green, brown, red,
pink, lavender, tan shades, also black and while. "Will
make stylish waists and suits for early
spring wear. 25c and 35c would be
placing the value very low Thursday
in basement, at, yard
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Fine Boft, rich, lustrous silk fabrics for fancy waists, evening
and dress wear. Newest light and dark colorings, n beau
tiful line with rich satin figures and dots in same shades,
also light blue, junk, butter, nile, rose and gfi
others. Fabrics worth up to 65c yd., in fT$ (T
26 and 27-inch widths basement, at, yard.
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Priced
27-inch fine French batiste . embroidered flouncings, elegant
baby Irish laces and combination Japanese blind embroid
ered effects twenty new designs to select from many
worth $1.50 yard, while they last, rfiain em- Q C3
broidery dept., at, yard
Hosiery
Women's mercerized lisle finished
and Maco cotton hosiery, double
heels and toes, also children's
ribbed cotton and wool 0.L
school hose, at, pair , , , 1 2
Handkerchiefs
Women's Pure Irish IJnen Hand
kerchiefs to H-lnch hems
many worth 12 V4c each Thurs
day only, on sale at, O 1
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A SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS
Including some of our best makes all late models in plain
coutil and fancy silk broche. This is a clean- flj
up sale. The values are up to $5.00, at V
DAILY NOON MUSIC ALES IN OUR ASSEMBLY
ROOM On Pompeian Room Balcony
All shoppers are cordially invited to attend our
noon recitals. No admission fee is charged, and the
programs are given by various Omaha singers of promi
nence. 'Miss Helen Kerns, the talented blind girl, will
sing at the Musical Thursday noon.
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Suits for Women Are Now
Priced for Quich Disposal
These great "End of the Season" Ladles Winttr Apparel Sales
come right at a time when your every day garments, first begins
to show signs of hard wear. Many of Omaha's best, well dressed
women take advantage of thtse big price reductions, to buy a bran.l
new and "extremely well made suit or coat. Just so their high stand
ard of dress may be maintained until the new spring styles come
to view.
These suits are built full of taste and refinement, In a de
pendable way, of choice fabrics and In styles that make them good
for more than one seacon of course they're the "Fews" but nil
sizes are here.
Any Cloth Coat or Suit, worth to $45.00. now $15.00
Adt Wool or Voile Dress Skirt, now at HALF I'RH'K
Any Pony Fur Coat, a good Investment at OXK-TIUHI) OFF
Here's a "Clean-Cut" Saving, 1 75
Boy's Suits to 54, Thursday &
This sale spells opportunity to every mother of a boy, whose age
is between 6 and 16 years. They are the "Fews" of our regular
lines that sell all year to $4.00. We've taken every garment and
put them in one great group and repriced them for a big, quick
disposal sale.
Choice of our entire lines, worth to $4.00,
Thursday at , .
You'll need to be here early If you wanl a careful selection,
for hundreds of Omaha mothers have been watching for this sale.
Yon can afford an 8 o'clock trip for these Thursday.
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Every pattern Is Just a pretty and dainty as It can be, and there are
hundreds of new patterns to choose from. Our fine Domestics and new
French Ginghams exceeds anything ever offered to our friends before.
The colors are exquisite, hardly a shade that Is not represented, and there
are Mb, medium and little plaids, stripes' of different widths, checks or
varluus kinds and plain colors.
The Glng-hams are offered at such prices as:
97 Inches wide par yard, at ... , 19 He and 154
37 Indies wlda per yard, at ISO and a Bo
99-lnch Qenuln Egyptian Tisanes 95e
THOBBDATB OKI BFXCXAXr- 50 pieces of our best Serpentine Crepe, in
pietty kimono patterns, also good draperle patterns Thursday ia,
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Specials for Thursday
All nur 25c and 35c Varnish Gilt
Paper, In parlor designs, repriced
for Thursday, per roll ISHo
All our 43c Non-fadeabfe Oatmeal
Papers, In figure and striped de
sign; Thursday, per roll. .970
Kitchen Granites and Blocks, 10c
kind, per roll, Thursday ,4
20c Kxclualve Grape Pattern, for
dining room walls; special at,
' per roll ; . ; . . ,10o
All 7 c to 12Hc per- roll Bed
, Room Paper, a large variety of
stripe and floral designs; spe
cial Thursday at .40
See This Wonderful
Collection of Italian
"Original" Paintings
That are now being displayed In
our Art Department, by the well
know. Italian Painting Importer,
Francesco 8. C'apparellt. Noted
Italian artists furnish us with
their original paintings, the most
wonderful collection of Italian
scenes and character studies on
canvas, tapestry and boards ever
shown In tho west. Such color
ings are a rarity.
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up to saoo.oo.
There's only a few In our llth
street window.
. Be the display Second Floor.
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find In every pair we offer to the
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NEW STYLES for
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$4.00 and
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sold only at
SPECIAL SHOEI
314 South 15th St.
We commence eaoh season with a new
fresh stook that's why this la a
"Busy tittle Store In a Big City."
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DAIRY CONDITIONS IN OMAHA
Health Commiiiioner Connell Makes
Public Dairy Report.
MANY DAIRIES ARE IMPROVED
Ma ItaT Beea Hefnaed L, teeners to
DUtrlbat Milk laitll Their
Places Are Cleaned I'p aad
Milk Is Better.
Health Commissioner Connell has made
public the scoring for January which Dairy
Inspector Bossle has made of the dairies
around Omaha which supply milk to this
city. Eighty-eight dairies were scored, of
which seventy-four were retail and four
teen wholesale, and the score cards used
were those of the Department of Agricul
ture of the United States.
In December the dairymen wers notified
that beginning January 1, the Inspector of
dairies would score each dairy supplying
Omaha with milk and were notified that
the result would be published In an effort
to belter the milk supply of Omaha.
; The system of scoring . consists of these
subjects: Health and comfort of cows
location, construction and cleanliness of
stables; location, construction and cleanli
ness of milk house; cleanliness of utensils;
.food of cows and handling of milk,
, 81 x licenses have been refused and the
proprietors of the places will be given until
February t to better the conditions of the
dairies, after which Dr. Connell says he
proposes to b(gin action against the
proprietors to force them to clean up their
Onirics.
' lr. Connell says that many of the dairy
men have Improved the conditions of their
dairies wonderfully since the systematic
crusade as started, and that th report
for next month should show remarkably
Improved conditions.
The certified milk producers charge ll'i
crnts a quart for their milk because of
the extra precautions they take.
trrtirted Milk Pradacrrs.
Kriealand Farm Dairy
ArwooU Dairy
Retail Dalrlra.
Ole Jensen. Pleasant Hill Dairy....,
.M. I'elerxm. Pt-teraon I 'airy .'
Jollies Milkard, Central Dairy
Mweiisun iiios., W eat Pacific Dairy
J. (-nxiiKard :
hiiHt l ClirlsUr.son
James Andertton...,
mis Si.Knai.iii, singard Dairy
J t Ji'i'person. Klgin Dairy...... "...
Martin Jenxeii. Nebraska Dairy. '.
l.urten At I lirMenen ,.
t-i enaon A Aaard. Omaha Dairy
Mm J. A. jnuniton, r.liutvood Park
B. P. Sorenaen, Center Street Dairy,.., 62.5
E. Corneer, Melrse Hill Dairy 61.11
Christ Frost 61.9
H. Ellensen til. 9
I'eter Jensen, Eagle Dairy 61.8
W. Anderson, Excelsior Dairy 61.4
P. Nielsen n.i
Norgard & Co.. Union Sanitary Dairy.. 6U.6
J. Clausen i.6
Marlon Jensen ; 69.9
A. FJellln, FJellln Dairy 59.8
P. N. Hanaen 69.0
N. K. Nelson. Carter Park Dairy 69.0
Oscar Andersoni Lincoln Avenue Dairy 6S
C. D. ChrlBtensen 68.5
Frank Vaad. City Dairy &S.3
Kimborg Hroa.. West Uwn Dairy H.!
A. F,verson, Carter Lake Dairy 6S.0
Christ Peterson 67.9
Fred Qitter, Nebraska Dairy 66 6
C. M. Jacobsen 66.6
Chris Jorgtmsen, Walnut Hill Dairy.... 66.3
Morris l.evich oj.b
Carl F. Hansen G5.R
N. K. Hoist 56.4
N'eldArberg & Darsen Sn.4
Anton Christensen, Sanitary Daily. 65,0
Charles Post 54.8
J. Nelson 64.0
C. Peterson. JerseyvMlle Dairy 54.0
A. M. Larson, River View Park Dairy. 53.9
Irs Nelson.
Haraurl Christensen
Carl H. Jensen. Western Dairy..
II. Knudsen. Knudsen Dairy
C. A. Hansen
Peterson Pros
Chris Darsen, Alma Dairy
Wholesale Dairies.
Alamlto Dairy Farm
C. R. Power.
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52.7
52 5
62.3
61.8
60.7
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John Hechel 6.3
N. Volovitch...
William Damke
J. Klton
Frank Good v....
B. Dandholdt A...
O. C. Murman
Harry Post
Herman Paulsen
Fred Rosacker
H. Rapp
Peter Jensen
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50.3
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( hrist 'hriKtensen
John Christensen
niter a Jensen
Cliarlen Jeimen
.lames Jriieii, t'onaumers' Dairy
4'. H. HowlfV.iWert Hairy
( hiiMtmen 4k Joliunon. l.tkeShlc Dairy 6J.S
J. P. Jfl.nH.in. KprniK Garden Dairy.... 64 O
Mr, t'hilstine Nelson
i: NeKeiio.i. an t ii it iro Dairy...
mlirtv Andirixin. I'uritan Dairy...
,vx,-i Carlxon. Keyaton I'any
Kantnel Koren&en
U. P. Hvnacu
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License Not Taxable,
is Sears' Decision
Liquor Permit Under Slocumb Law
Cannot Be Assessed, Say,
the Judge.
License to sell Intoxieatlng liquor und?r
the Slocumb 'aw are not taxable, according
to a decision rendered by Judge Pear In
district court Wednesday.
Tills decision was rendered In an appeal
taken from the same decision made by
the Board of Equalisation by the Retail
Liquor Dealers association In the care of
the license of David H. Harding, saloon
keeper. The assessor taxed the license.
The saloon keepers gained a favorable
finding from the Hoard ot Equalization and
now seek by a series of appeals througli
the courts to aatabllsh the nontaxable
status of the liquor license beond ques
tion through a series of decisions similar
to that returned by Judge .Stars. For
this purpose of confirmation an appeal
will be taken from the decision of Judge
Sears to tin atate supreme court by C. E.
Fields of tho Liquor Men's league.
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It Will Be Summer Day
After Tomorrow
If you start today for Florida via the new C. & E. I.
train de luxe. Florida the land of cocoanuts
and pineapples, the land of warm salt water and
fragrant night breezes, the land of golf among
the palm trees Where motor records are made.
View that most surprising industry, the ostrich
farm, for Florida is the land where hats grow.
Excursion Fares to Florida
Via Frisco Lines
These reduced round trip fares are now la effect via
Frisco Lines from Kansas City daily, ticket being good to
return at any time up to June l, mil:
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Tampa
Pt. Augustine
Palaika
Ilanrtow
$41. M
so. so
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Sanford $4t.lS
Cicala 44 IS
Miami 44 SO
St. Petersburg S4.10
Delaud 4S.M
Horaesrekera' tickets are also on sale the flrat and third Tues
days of each month at reduced fares.
The Southeastern Limited
leaves Kansas City at 6:15 P. M. daily: one day and two
nights of rapid travel brings you to Jacksonville tbe second mo ru
in The newest electric lighted steam heated drawing room
Pullmans; perfectly equipped oliservatlon-librsry cars Delirious
Kred Harvey meals. Ijei me send you the beautiful Frisco Lines
booklets and tell you about Florida and Cuba.
J. C. L0VRE1N, . Divisiea Patitager Afsat
FRISCO LINES
JeactWa Bailsiaf, Kaatas City, Ma.
Tslepksss
Richer Than Cobalt
or Coenr df Alcnc
are some of the stlver-letad min
ing district along tbe Una of the
Grand Trunk Pacific Transconti
nental railroad.
A am all portion of this terri
tory has produced to date 60.
000,000 In gold.
Let ua send you free of cost
tbe "British Columbia Bulletin
of Information," giving synopsis
of the land, mining, timber and
other laws and up-to-date infor
mation of fortune-making oppor
tunities for investment.
It tells you how you can share
In tbe tremendous development
which li starting along the Una
of three great transcontinental
railways that are opening up 80,
000,000 acres of rich agricultural
and fruit land and 60,000,000
acres of tbe richest timber, coal
and mineral land In British Col
umbia, known aa the Fort Gorge
district. Write today.
Natural Resources
Security Co., Ltd.,
Paid up Capital tlle.OOs
Joint Owners and Sola Agents
Fort Oeorge Townslte,
(543) Bower Building, Vancouver, B. O. '
, District Bales solicitor,
W. O. DAVIDSOW,
358 Hew Omaha national Bank Building,
Omaha, Beb.
Beautiful Tooth
There are but few people who have '
them, (lood Teeth every one might have
If they would go to Dr. Bradbury. Ihsj
Quickest, easiest and least painful are.
the only methods employed by us and
hundreus of our patkeula. both In and
cut of tho city, will gladly tell you about
Ilia good dental work and our np-to-datol
ways of doing things. Crowns and bridge
wcik from $6.00 per tooth. Platea that,
fit from $4.00 to $12.60. Painless extrac- ,
tion of teeth. Nerves of teeth removed ,
wltbout hurting you. Work warrar.ied ,
ten yeara
DR. BRADBURY, THE DENTIST
IT years aasoe location.
isoa rerun Thoum D. 1759
Good Time? j
Laet nlgHt eatiag big dinner ia oftea j
the maker of a BAD TODAY. Why notf ;
Over-eatiag meana extra work for the I
stomach and bowels. You've got ta !
suffer V you dont help nature unload j
with CASCARBTS. "Tkty work wUls i
you slp" you're O. K. In the A. M. J
Tonight'a the nigbt to take car of to
morrow. M
CASCAKSTa-Me bra week's trees.
Bitot. All droit (fists. Bla-Sst seller
ta the woe Id MilUaa heme a aoats
A Horrible Ilralk I
results from decaying lungs, t'ure coughs
and weak lungs with Dr. King's New
Discovery. Wc and tl.vO. iur sale by lie,
toa Drug Co.
SECOND SEMESTER OPENS
AT UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA
Ksrullairul shuns a Large lavrease
(Ittr the Same Period of
Last tear.
The beginning of the second semester at
the t'nlversity of Omaha finds all of last
aemestt-r's students and four new ones en
rolled, this make the total attendance
fifty-eight aa against twjrjty-tme, the total
number at the same time ' last year.-There
are piosjictis lliat before the end of, (He
Hk a fiw more will take up work in the
new institution. A few more studies were
added to the curriculum. The branches
now offf-red ar I.atin, Oreek. Oernian.
French, modern, medlval and sacred his
tory, English literature. Including course
In freshman work, Shakespeare and fiction;
geometry, trigonometry, analytical and de
scriptive geometry, physics, general and
analytical chemistry, biology, geology, do
mestic science, iwychology, economics, oral
expression, sacred literature.
At present the old Redlck home is the
only building uxed fur class rooms and
with nearly aixty students enrolled It Is
rather crowded, but, by utilizing every Inch
of (pace available It will do until the gym
nasium la completed, it Is probable that by
the first of April it may also be used. In
this building there are eight rooms that
eventually will be used bl athletic directors
abich a 111 be temporarily used for class
rooms. After completion the gymnasium
proper will be used as an assembly hall until
another building Is erected.
Rolfablo
Dontiotry
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Taft's Denial Roims
BUILDING PERMITS GAINING!
Janaarr of This Year Shows a Sab
alaallal Iaerease Over 4
Last Vrar.
A Guarantee of Busineas Prosperity
Tbs Bee Advertising Columns.
Permits to the amount of $r2.TO0 were
Issued by Building Inspector Withnel dur
ing Hi month of January. This Is an in
crease of about 12 per cent over the -r-
1 mits issued In January, 1910. One year ago
perndta to the amount of t-T.g'O were is
sued. I.at month's permits were swelled by the
one taken out by the Fairmont Creamery
company for $10u,(i'0 and one by the Parker
company for the erection of apartments at
Eighteenth and Parnam streets to cost
$7 .
Watch far ths
Big Sals of
Fins Shoes
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Embroidery Sale Extraordinary
Thursday wo will hold the neatest bargain sale of high
grade Kmbroiderios ever known in Omaha.
Sample lines of America's greatest importers the fin-"1
est quality high grade Novelty Embroideries complete
matched sets of finest St. Gall and Planner goods, in beauti
ful combinations of Irish crochet and Swiss embroidery on
the Shier batiste cloth. 54-inch Flounoings, 27-inch Flounc
ings, 18-inch Flouncings, 13-inch Demi-Flouncings; 3 to 5
inch Galloons and Hands all to match.
YOU SAVE FULLY 33H
By Making Your Purchases Here Thursday.
40c Bands for 29c
50c Galloons for 35c
$1.00 Demi Flouncings G5
$2.00 Flouncings.... $1.25
$2.50 Flouncings."... $1.50
$3.00 Flouncings $2.00
$4.00 Flouncings $3.25
$5.00 Flounoings $3.75
$fi.00 Flouncings $4.25
$7.00 Flouncings $4.50
Allover Embroideries 49c, 79c, $1.00, $1.50 Regular
values up to $2.50.
Corset Cover Embroideries
and Flouncings, full 18-inch
wide, worth 25c a yard; nt,
ler yard 10o
Fancy Wide Bands Beauti
ful patterns, regular 25c
and 35o a, yard values, at,
per yard :15c
5 and 6 yd. Strips Embroideries, yard, 30, 5c, iy2c and 10c
Odd Sets of Fine Embroideries at Just Half Price.
New Bamboo Shade in Flouncings and Bands
Don't Miss It. - Come Early Thursday.
Tell Your Friends of the Great Opportunity.
Waists
wonn
$3.50
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$1.50
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Waists
Worth
$3.50
to
$7.50
at
$1.50
Astonishing Waist Bargains Thursday
Our buyer secured the entire stock of a well known N. Ti
manufacturer of fine waists, who needed the money, at
a small part of their actual worth and we're going to
give our customers the benefit Thursday. Stock ooiir
sists of fine White and Cream Net Waists, Silk Waists,
all colors and black, colored chiffon
waists, in very desirable shades, etc.;
made to sell at $3.50 to $7.50; all at, choice. . .
Nothing to equal these bargains ever before shown
in Omaha. Qualities in each material the very best. Come
early Thursday get first choice.
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Crowd Bringing Bargains Thursday in iho
Busy Oonsstic Room
Dreu Glnghame
12 Ho quality, good
assortment; on aal
Thuraday, yd., 7J
Irish Linen Oaah
15c quality, all linen,
very heavy, 10 yard
limit, at, yard, 9
AT 10 A. M. One case of genuine Lonsdale Muslin, while it lasta
at, yard 04
No mall orders filled No dealers sold at this sale
Lock wood Sheeting, 72
ins, wide, 10 yd. limit,
Thursday, yd., 20
Unbleached Lockwood
Sheeting, yd....l8
Muslin Underwear
3 Great Specials Thursday;
Gowns, Skirts and Com
bination Suits in fine cam
bric or nainsook, trimmed
with lacea, embroideries
and dainty wash ribbons,
well made, full
cut, values to
$2.00, at
49c
75c Quality lluaslera Sizes 34
to 44, special, at 25
Coutil Coraeta Medium and
long, hip models, great snap at,
choice 49a
Special bargains In Warner, Kabo,
fl.RO KIP GLOVES 25c
Special purchase of ladles' Kid
Mocha and Cape Ulovea in
black, white and colors. Som
slightly soiled, fl and f 1.6
values to close at, choice 25
r. at u., w. a ana lnomson uiotq
Fitting Corsets, Thursday, up from J);
26 TO 60 HKK CENT SAVED BT
TilAlUNO AT HA YUEN'S.
21 Ids. btst OranVilated fcugar. . 11.00
iH lb. sack last Hili i'ateiit flour
at 10
i.?vrv auric euaranleed.
10 Hars Wamond C or Beat 'Km
aii boup
j0 ibs. Heat White or Yellow Corn-
mal
10 His. best Hoi lad Breakfaat Oat
meal
160
16o
260
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Miallon rani Fancy Tabla Hyrup..30c
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H. cans rm " r ifZ
m Kluaoa. ik wJlPr
Hl'TTICIl AND K.'i'iM Alte- ouuu
IXIWN.
Kbih-v No. 1 1'i.unti-y Creamery
Bti.'ter, per lb.... ;',S2
I-ani-v No. 1 Dairy Butter. !er lb..IJo
Kam'y No. 1 Dairy Holl Butter
per pound ilS
tiood Country Butter, per lb . .ldc
The best strictly freh Egs". noth-
Ina; finer for fcOc duien, our price 23c
1. cans Fancy Tabla Syrup. 17 '0
Cairo is. Turulpa or hhallota tor.lne
KreHh Spinach, er peck 200
I. arse Cucumbers, ea Ii 7So
2 Hunt ties Frenh 1'araley ....... . 6o
r I van aiii'nuD, tvr ill. ....... .,lu
Fane Jersey riweet I'otaloea, lb.2o
Fancy lireiin Peppers, o for )0c
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High Grado Wash Qoodo
New Irish Dimities, fine patterns, fast colors 18
New Irish Printed Linne Fine Cloth, entirely Dew, quality soft finish;
couie and examine it 18
New Flouncings, in batiste, very fine patterns, entirely new 25
Foulards, per yard : 1SH. 15S 18 "d 25
Batiste, per yard 10 12' and 15
See our very large variety of French Percales and Percartuers at 10
Read the Eig February Grocer f Opening Sale for Thursday
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Nothing healthier to eat, and cheap
er than apples. A special car for
Thursday.
112 alse, per dozen , 30c
12b iUe, per dozen 260
lf.0-176 slsa, par dozen 2uo
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