THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1912.
RELIGIOUS WORKERS COMING
; xpected that Twelve Hundred Per-
sons Will Attend Meeting.
.Concert in Which One Tboiund
Z Voices Will Be Heard and Other
Entertainment Featorea
' Being- Arranged.
Arrangements are being completed for
the annual convention of the Nebraska
Sunday School Teachers' association
which meets Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week In Omaha.
k Letters have begun to come to Man
ager Parrtsh of the publicity bureau of
the Commercial club announcing dele
gates who will represent various towns
in the state. A letter from Aurora this
morning said at least sixteen delegates
" would represent that county. Another
" from Hlldreth announced a good repre
sentation. Mammoth Chorna Sings.
I As features . of the convention thero
will be a concert In which 1,000 voices
"will participate at the Auditorium Mon-
day night and a specially prepared array
of exhibits installed in First Methodist
Z. church where the session , will be held.
"There will be eight exhibits demonstr&t-
ing the various branches of Sunday
? school work.
. It Is expected that more than 1,300 Sun-
day school workers will be in Omaha to
7 attend the sessions. Arrangements are
"now being made for their entertainment.
" The Toung Men's Christian association
"will Install a rooming bureau at which
those who cannot find quarters In hotels
-will be sent to good homes.
:More Oil is Struck
2 in Wyoming Fields
y
A new oil field has been opened In
Wyoming within the last ten days and
; already about fifteen rigs ar at work
grilling that number of wells. The new
field Is twelve miles. north of Waltman,
J between Casper and Shoshoni. In this
locality there are a number of deep val.
"leys and canons. In some of them the
IVand -bearing rock Is exposed and the con
stant dripping of oil has convinced capi
talists and prospectors that it overlies a
;rieh oil field.
The Natrona Pipe Una and Refinery
"rompany of Casper, operating in the
-Shannon and Salt Creek fields, is pushing
work harder than ever before. At this
-time It has twenty-seven producing wells
jn the Shannon and twenty In the Salt
"Creek field. The Shannon oil Is being
iped to Casper, the Una having been
Rested out without a break or leak. Tho
vell of this company are each producing
from twenty to 10J barrels daily. ,
.
OMAHA TRADE MARK ON
THE SPRINKLER WAGONS
, ma vyuiana iraue-iuttrn will soon De
;een on the sides of the wagons that
sprinkle Omaha streets.
-4 A. L. Dick, manager of the street
sprinkling system, made the offer of his
.wagons to the Manufacturers' associa
tion for advertising use. The offer was
Immediately accepted and the thanks of
4h association was enthusiastically ac
corded Mr. Dick. " y .
" A committee was appointed by the as
; soclatlon to plan a suitable advertisement
to be placed on the wagons to go with
jthe big Omaha trade-mark.
The association also voted to give a
; big dinner to the retail dealers who
. gave the use of their windows for ad
" vertising purposes during last week. A
committee was appointed to arrange for
..this entertainment.
Novel Program is
Given by the Beals
Graduating Class
Several hundred parents and frUnds
of the Beals school gathered at ';e
school Wednesday to listen to a program
that excited much enthusiasm ami praise.
A class prophecy, read by Walter Camp
bell, following songs by a chorus of sixty
voices, reviewed the work of the stu
dents during the year and humorously
predicted the records they would make
In the approaching years.
Superintendent E. U. Graff delivered
an address, naming what he believed
were the three requisites of success:
Utilizing opportunities, self-dependence
and moral foundation.
Quotations and scenes from Shakes
peare were a feature of the program.
The three witches scene, Ophelia, Lady
Macbeth and the ghost scene In "Hamlet"
were produced, the students appearing
in appropriate costumes.
Edward Gross read the clas will In
which he bequeathed to the incoming
class all the honors and good will won
by tbe graduates. The program cloitd
with "The Skylark Song." The chorus
sang "Massa's In De Cold, Cold Ground,"
"Evsnlng Song," ".TuanlU," "Cradle
Song" and others. , Louis Armstrong
sang a vocal solo. '
One of the pretty parts of the program
was the Danish dance, done to the music
of a song sung by the dancers. 01 her
dances and folk games given were:
Swedish weaving game, Bohemian stra
sak and the Norwegian mountain march.
A class of fourteen graduates. TI.ey
are: Gladys Ambler, Louis Armstrong,
Walter -Campbell, Ruth Craig, Minnie
Evans, Frank Frahm, Everett Gantz, Ed
ward Gross, Anna McDermott, Henry
Mlelke, Enid Nichols, Pearl Spann,
George Traber, Hiram West.
TTTTTTTTi
Chicago's
t Most
Beauti
ful Work-
Girl
Here
Friday.
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D DVA I S ty tssri
J I I 1 B r . Beauti-
T i -i mi i i nnuffltsi liiifiiiiini T
Dlsa-racefol Conduct -
of liver and bowels, in refusing to act, Is
quickly remedied with Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Easy, safe, sure. 25c. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
NOTED ORGANIST PLAYS
I IN OMAHA NEXT MONTH
' Omaha Is to hear something rare in
- organ solos In July when Gatty Sellara,
-the solo organist of the Queen's hall and
the Crystal Palace Musical festivals of
London, gives two free will recitals In
coronation music, "accompanied by a set
of cathedral chimes. He will play on
-July IS and 18 at the First Methodist
-church.
,' , raonxsi
Tyler 1300,
Auto., A-aaa.
Wa pay express
on way on out
of town ' ship
man ts of $3 or
OTar.
Toggery
Vhiteners
That's what WE are; ho
limit to our powers in this
direction either. Your
white gowns; white suits;
white waists; white coats;
white slippers; white
belts; and white gloves
will be restored to their
ORIGINAL whiteness if
WE do the cleaning. Will
we do YOURS?
Dresher Bros.
Dry Cleaners,
2211-2213 Farnam Street
Branch Agenolssi romps lan Boom,
Brandeis Stores aad Dresner, the
Tailors, 1518 Tarnam It.
AiMUSEMEXTS.
BEAUTIFUL
LAKE flANAWA
Dancing In tho Grand Ball Room,
-'.. Music by Arthur E. Smith's
, Orchestra,
Bathing, Boating, Free Moving
Pictures Every Evening, First
Class Restaurant
MAXY OTHER ATTRACTIONS
jgfayUf SUMMER SHOW
:lhwDAYLICHTS?J.5
YAVDSYZUiB lnoludea Braham'a Phan-
ftographs; Bert Bright, Anglo-American
Boy; The Leroy Olrls, Comediennes; Gen.
"Richard. Baritone Burton. Pictures
Changed dally. New Vaudeville Thurs'
lay. Hours l to M ft) V SEAT
'8; 7 to 11 p. m. , rMllTlXsl
. COKX AST TIKE; STAT TMB MXIT.
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SPECIAL
4TII OF JULY
OFFER
ve free of
full quarts
wlU glv
rre with 4
Prima Rye at W.10,
Wa
Charge wl
of Prima
charges prepaid
5. Premiums
.of a fine hand painted
bread and butter
china plate, a bot
Ue of Am port
wipe, a gold etoh
ed whisky glass.
a. pookat cork
aoraw and a bar
of perfumed, pure
soap.
This whisky i
bottled exjpreaal;
for our trad am
Is sold dtraot ta
vern. Wa ur-
miu this wniaky
t be better than
othar high grade
tU y that sellb
at double the
cries
Orders weat ot
th Heckles iusi.
ccJl for U quaru
prepaid. . ,
nur rfrenca 1 Omaha national eann.
Mall your arders to
MEYER KLFIN LIQUOR CO.
622 Xo. 16TH ST., ,0UHA, NEB.
8 '
AMtSKMK.NTS.
CLUNES THEATER
26th; and Farnam V
Have installed a 'new, Mirroid Picture Screen
and are showing the greatest motion pictures
in Omaha.; ; -
1 Summer Wash Dress Fabrics
ON MAIN FLOOR AT ABOUT PRICE FOB
Remnant Day
Thousands of yards of domestic and foreign wash j
fabrics underpriced.
40-inch French and English Voiles, at, yard ...... .25c
27-inch Durbar Suiting (imitation rajah) 25c
27-inch Silk Faconne stripe Chiffon Voile 39c
All our 35c to 50c Imported Zephyr Ginghams .25c
All our fine Tissues, Flaxon, etc., at .25c
All'our Swiss and embroidered Batiste, formerly selling
up to $1.50, at, yard 50c
aunr flook sii.r tsli.
TONIGHT
addition to regular program, Trans-Mississippi
Exposition? held in Omaha in 1898.
Don t miss it Something wonderful.
- 26th and Farnam
I 4
I DON'T
75c AND 85c SILKS AT 39c YARD
Foulards, messalines, printed warps, taffetas, Persian
messalines, dress poplins, habutai silks, washable 90a
I china and Japanese silk, on bargain square, yard. . wwi
3,000 YARDS PLAIN AND FANCY SILK REMNANTS
Many dress lengths. They come in 2 to 12 yard lengths
and consist of nearly every known weave and a good as
sortment of patterns and colorings, bar-t)FA A
iv tftx,
gain square, at, yard
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
50 to 54 ins. wide, diagon
als,, whipcords, Scotch ef
fects, costume and French
serges, light weight novel
ties, etc., yd. 79c and $1
38-inch to 50-inch dress
goods in broken checks,
stripes, melange, mixed
suitings, batistes, serges,
etc, at, yard . . . 50c
FRENCH and GERMAN VAL LACES & INSERTIONS
Fine cluny laces,, torchon laces, platt vals, black
chantilly, etc., worth up to 10c a yard, on two big bar
gain squares; at, yard . i 2V2C and 5c
REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS ALL OVER LACES
Also edges, insertions, medallions, festoons, etc., bargain
square, at, each 15c
27-IN. SWISS AND EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS
Also 18 inch flouncings and corset coverings, 24-inch all
overs, endless variety of pretty, new designs, worth up
to 75c a yard, at. 39c
Medium and Wide Embroidery Edging and Insertings
All kinds in neat eyelet, blind and floral patterns, worth
15c a yard, bargain square, at, yard 10c
I 3 BIG BASEMENT BARGAINS IN
OYS' SUITS
BOYS' SUITS made of good, service
able fabrics in various shapes and
patterns, have been selling Qf AO
at $4, special Friday, at .. . .VlwO
ALL WOOL SUITS in serges and
handsome mixtures, smart, snappy
styles, splendidly tailored, tfQ IT
worth $5.00, go on sale at .
LONG PANTS SUITS made of cheviots
and tweeds, new colors and patterns Am a a
In the most popular styles, $7.50 III T
and 18.50 values, special, at VWaVV T
Boys' Washable Suits with
military or sailor collar
new colors and patterns,
$1.00 values at 59c
Boy's Waists with open cutt
sleeves, various materials;
60c values at 25j
mm
i ?
$1,00 Boys' Knickerbocker
Pants, peg tops, at . .49c
40o Boys' Overalls, at 29c
50c Washable Pantsat 25c
75c Men's Overalls at 50c
25c Boys' Rompers at 45c
FRIDAY SHOE SPECIALS
IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
Boy's Tennis Shoes made of
serviceable brown duck
with rubber soles, first
class in every way all
sizes, at, pair 50c
Women's J uliet S t r a p
House Slippers, patent
tips and rubber heels, on
. sale Friday, at, pair 98c
Boys' and Girls' Barefoot
Sandals with elkskin soles,
protected toes, all sizes,
at, per pair 49c
Children's Shoes, soft kid
skin stock, button and
blucher lace styles, all
sizes up to 8, at, pair 98c
Women's Fancy Slippers, odds and ends, values up to t
$3.50, special, at, per pair . , 81.98
Women's Serge House Slip
pers, at, per pair.'... .49c
Japanese Bath Slippers,
special, at, a pair . . . . .5c
NEXT SATURDAY-A GREAT SPECIAL SALE
MEN'S GENUINE PANAMA HATS
We bought the entire sample line of Men's Genuine
Ecuadorian Panama Hats from a New York Importer at f
less than half their actual market price. They come in the : :
neVest shapes and are worth to $8.50, thev go on sale Sat- : :
urday at , .... . ... . .:. ...... . $2.98 and $3.50 I
BRANDEIS STORES
Hli'i"fr'fr
You may miss something
if you don't read
the want ads TODAYc
TWENTY-FIFTH
PNIVERSARYrME
M ft V I 1 1" 111 ft
THE RELIABLE STORE H
EV1ISS BARGAIN FRIDAY I
I A day the most thrifty housewives reserve for their shopping.
This Friday will be specially prolific in saving opportunities in every S
I department. Join the crowds here.
$2.50 ALLOVER EMBROIDERIES, 93c
The greatest embroidery bargains ever of
fered; all high class goods; all perfect; all
new paterns; are regular $1.50 to $2.50
yard values Friday in one big lot at,
yard ; 98C
, s
BIG SPECIAL LAUii ULJUAajmuju
All the broken sets, odd lots and remnants,
Including Vals., Torchons, Cluny, Venice and
Linen Laces, Bands, Edges and fine Allovers, In
eight big lots; greatly underpriced Friday, yard,
2',c 3tf 54 7 104 254 494 984
Tremendous Underpricing Friday in Our Silk Department
Remnants of Plain and Fancy
Silks Values up to 75c a yard,
In lengths from 3 up to 15
yards; all at one price Friday,
yard ..-184
73c and $1.00 Washable Silks
27 and 36 Inches wide, in checks
and stripes; big line at. . .454
85c and $1.00 All-Silk Foulards
Water proof quality, 24 and S6
incheB wide, at 684
Yard Wide Black Silks 8 5 c Chif
fon Taffetas 584
$1.00 Messalines and Satin Duch
ess at 784
$1.25 Coating Taffetas ...-884
Friday's Specials Wash Goods Department
69c Drawn Work Bordered Voiles, 46 Inches wide,
la all colors at, yard 504
Imported French Ratine, white aad natural, 40
lnchea wide, regular price $1.75 yard; on sale
at 81.00
Plain Colored Wash Silks, 27 Inches wide; on sale
at 254 and 394
Irish Liaotte, nice line of patterns; at, yard 15
French Organdies, nice and sheer, in pretty floral
designs, worth 25o yard; at 184
dress Ginghams, at 124 154 and 254
Shirting Madras and Fine French Percales on
e&lg at ......154. 184. 254 ftnd 354
Friday's Specials Linens
Full size Hemmed Huck Towels, colored bor
ders, worth 15c; each 104
Full size Pure Linen Hemmed or Hemstitched
Huck Towels, worth 45c; each 254
Barnsley Crashes, full width, warranted pure
flax, worth 25c; yard 154
Plau Hemmed Bed Spreads, full size, crochet
designs, worth $2.25; each S1.50
Unhemmed Pattern Table Cloths, mercerized,
size 8x10, worth $1.75; each. . . ... . .$1.00
Colored Dress Linens, yard wide, pure flax, as
sorted, worth 75c; yard 394
Anniversary Specials
TJool Dress
Goods
92.25 All Wool Diagonals,
Serges and Whipcords, all 54
to 56 inches wide, Ideal fab
rics for tailored skirts; at, a
yard 81.50
Bergen, Panama, Mohairs, In
summer "weights; in croam,
tans and navy, over 100 pieces
in the lot; Friday at, per
yard 484 and 684
To $1.25 a yard values.
Handsome Tailored Skirts
Made to A 7C
Measure y.ly
We guarantee perfect fit
and workmanship. Have a
summer skirt made from
some of those beautiful
cream suitings. Inquire at
dress goods department.
Friday Specials
In
Drapery Dept.
Third Floor
Curtains worth to $2.50 pair,
plain and colored Scrims, also
Brusselette and Cable Nets,
choice, at pair ..... .$1.45
Curtains worth to $2.00 pair,
heavy, plain Nets, with col
ored borders, also a fine line
of Nottinghams, at,' pr. 90c
65c Filet Nets Either white or
ecru; at, yard 404
25c Colored Curtain Madras 3 2 lus.
wide; Friday, yard 154
13 He Silkolines Big variety of col
ors and patterns; at, yard 94
30c Fish Net Ecru or white; on
sale at, yard 124
$4.50 Rope Portieres All colors,
tapestry bands $3.25
$1.85 Couch Covers at 984
Drapery Remnants, worth to 50c a
yard Swisses, Nets, Scrims, Cre
tonnes, Burlap; at, yard 5
Drugs, Toilet Goods
and Drug Sundries
You can't afford to miss this
sale Friday and Saturday.
SI. 00 size Pure H'ydrogen Perox
ide, extra size, for 25c
50c bottle of Hind's Honey and
Almond Cream for 30c
10c Williams' or Colgate's Shav
ing Soap for. So
10c Jap Rose or Palmollve Soap
at two bars for ISo
16c a bar No. 4711 White Rose
Glycerine Soap at, per cakcioc
Four bars of Ivory Soap for.. 16c
16c package of 20 Mule Team
Borax for -So
One big lot of 10c a bar Toilet
Soaps, last sale, go at, cake, SVie
Large size Pompeian Massage
Cream for 49o
$1.60 bottle of Oriental Cream 98c
26c Sanitol or Dr. Graves' Tooth
Powder or Paste for .120
36c can of finest quality Talcum
powder for 19o
26c can of Mennen's or Colgate's
Talcum Powder for 15c
60c Java Rice or Fozzonl's Face
Powder for . . . 25c
S5c size Wool Powder Puffs or
Chamois for ISo
26c Pond's Extract, Sanitol or
Peroxide Face Cream for. . 120
$1.00 box of LaTrefle or Azurea
Face Powder for 75c
$1.00 size Pinaud'a or Rivers' La
Trefle or Azurea Toilet Water
for 7So
$1.60 In ported Hand Mirrors go
at 98o
One hundred Dr. Hinkle's Cas-
cara Tablets, sealed bottle... 25c
$2.00 Red Rubber Rapid Flow
Fountain Syringe for $1.00
$1.60 No. 1 Hot Water Bottles
go at 75o
$2.60 No. 3 Combination Syringe
and Bottle for $1.50
Visit Oiir Big Busy Domestic Room Friday
Wash Goods Specials in the Domestic Room
REMNANT SftClALS
Wash Goods of All Kinds To 25c
a yard values; at, yd 104
JUe Dress Lawns 29 Inches
wtda with fancy borders; excep
tional bargains at 74
7fio Unbleached Sheets, size 81x90,
heavy quality muslin, unhem
med, at 504
7 Me Bleached Muslin 36 inches
wide; on sale at, yard. . ... 54
THc Apron Check Gingham
indigo bluea only, at 54
IBe White Piques 27 Inches
wide: Friday at, yard . ..154
8e Luxe Organdies, 18c a yard
values, ail colore, at, yard, 104
9ge Bres Poplins, in fine assort
ment of colors, yard 154
18c Plisse Cloth for underwear-
on sale at 12 Vz 4
6c Anthracite Blue Prints. - 34
18c Ratine Cloths, good colors:
on sale at, yard 104
18c Imported Dress Ginghams
Qood assortment of patterns; on
sale at 104
18c White Curtain Scrims 36-in.
wide; on sale 104
White Goods of All Kinds Val
ues to 15c a yard; choice. 74
Notion Bargains
IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM
Non-rustable Hooks and Eyes, per
card
Hair Pins, large pkg 14
Cotton Tapes, per roll 14
200 yards Sewing Threadr.24
Best Safety Pins, card ...24
15c Ocean Pearl Buttons; Friday
at,, per dozen , . .5
26c Dress Buttons, at, doz. . . . 5
25c Corset Cover Embroideries
on sale at, yard 124
Val. Laces Odd lengths, to close
Friday at, yard l
Furnishing Goods Bargains
ffMXUY X SOKBSTXO BOOK,
geyi 909 AmotkMff Bblrts, with collars attached,
8t ,,,, ,,,, 85c
Stys BOe ireffUffM Bhirts, with or without collars,
perfect goods no
SflfS' tOo Salbrifsrsa Vndivslilvts or Drawers, all
Miftfi! on sale Kridty, garment I80
Chrtdisa'S X, Waist TXaloa Bolts, regular 60c values,
.aso
mUm Mnsiia BMrts, downs aad Combination Baits,
very epeaial bargains eso and 490
Ladies' o aa ate Oaoss Terts, all. size: on sale
at.. i. "Ho and So
Adie' fiOe aa4 7Bo Valoa Baits, regular and extra
siges, at 3 Be and aso
' B1-00 4 91M Union Baits, all sizes; on sale
at.. 8o and 49c
KS'I i.00 a4 ll.0O Vidsbits ox Drawers, bal
Pfifgan or lisle; manufacturers' samples; on sale
st 1 . 38o and a 60
Sfta'a I1.00 Kanadom Bawts 49o
J
In the Domestic Room
Women's Wash Dresses Lawns, chambrays and
percales, good colors and styles, values to $2.25;
sale price $1.25
Silk Foulard and Messaline Dresses Made to sell
to $10.00; great snaps at $3.95
Black Panama Dress Skirts $2.50 values, well
made, nicely trimmed; choice $1.50
$1.00 Percale House Dresses 69c All sizes, big as
sortment. 85c Petticoats; both black and colors; on sale 504
50c Dressing Sacques All sizes and colors; on sale
at 394
Children's 75c Wash Dresses All sizes 6 to 14
years, good styles and colors, at 494
Children's 50c Rompers at .254
Hsydcii'o Grocery Prices Keep Down the Cost of Living 25 to 50
Aiea. size. eacn.-Bc; per aoz vao
Good size, each, 7Ho; per doz 8So
TES BVTTEB AVD CESSSS K1X-
W a net belona to any association
er trust combination to hold up
price! our aim ha always been the
peoelt. not the trust , :
18 lti. best OraaaUted 8ofr. .$1.00
10 bars Beat 'Em All, Diamond C or
Lenox Soap .So
Jellycon or Jell-O, pkg ..7V4o
4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice ....a5o
I cans oil or Mustard Sardines.. 85c
T lbs. best bulk Laundry Starch.. 85c
Grape-Nuts,pkg-. 10c
E. C. Corn Flakes, pkg 6ie
Large bottles Worcester, Pickles or
Pure Tomato Catsup, per hot 8H
I lbs. McLaren's Peanut Butter... 8So
Peters' Breakfast Cocoa, per lb. 86c
llb. cans Condensed Milk 8Uo
Toast Foam, pk 3o
lOo pkg. Pearline........
I cans Lu Lu Scouring Soap 85o
pkga, Corn Starch 85o
TT OT TOTTB PXirSAf7XSB AJTD
0&BXXfl KOW.
OXBBST BALE TBXDAT.
8-lb. Grape Baskets Cherries 30o
rooBiDA purairm special.
JTo riaer lralt Grown for Preserving.
Large size. each. 18Ho; per doz. 11.40
Med. large size, ea., lOo; per doz. $1.10
SET 0? OXAHi.
The best Creamery Butter, In carton
or bulk, per lb 87e
The best No. 1 Creamery Butter,
per lb... 5o
The best No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb...33o
The best No. 1 Eggs, nothing purer,
per dozen 19o
The best Young America Cheese, lb.
at 18c
Full Cream Brick or. Limburger
Cheese, lb 90o
The FBEBB VEGETABLE KABKET
07 OHAEA
Fresh Spinach, pk So
bunches fresh Leaf Lettuce ...,6c
8 bunches Fresh Radishes So
ft bunches Fresh Onions , Bo
Fresh Cauliflower, per lb. Bo
4 bunches fresh Beets Bo
4 bunches fresh Carrots SVfco
New Potatoes, lb So
New Cabbage, lb. Be
Fancy Hothouse Cucumbers, eaeli,
at THO, flo, 3o
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb. loo
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb. 7H
8 bunches Kohll Rabbi Be
See the Big
Special Demonstration
Sewing Machines
Mr. P. J. Bullies, the Nebraska
state representative of the New
Home Machine, is here this week
and will show all visitors just why
the New Home is best; what work
It will do and how well it will do
It. Just take a few moments and
let him demonstrate to you this
best of all good machines.
Douglas Street Entrance.
TGtY MAYDEN'S FIRST
BOYS' CLOTHING IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM
Bprague Base Ball Suits $1.50 values, come in all sizes, on sale $1.00
Boyi' Indian Suits Regular $1.25 values, iD all sizes, on sale at 75c
Boys' Military Scout Suits In all sizes, $1.25 values, at 55c
7TZ Z 77
women's suit section
Adults 10c.
Children 5c.