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TIIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUXE 27, 1915.
Graham Talked Of
as Head of the High
School of Commerce
Indications are there will be another
protracted executive session of the Hoard
of Education within tha next two weeks
over tha proposition of whether Superin
tendent Oraham of tha South Omaha
schools should be retained In tha Greater
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INSECTS ARE HAN'S
GREATESTEHEHIES
rionecn of Future, Will Be Led by
Doctor Engineera Armed
with Chemicfcli.
TEOPICS WILL BE RECLAIMED
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BAN FRANCISCO, June J. Dr.
Woods Hutchinson of New Tork,
President of the American Academy
of Medicine, In his eddresa before the
academy here today, aald the world
would see etlll further remarkable
progresa In the development of the
tropica and that In all colonliatlon
chemea Ihe physician ahould prepare
the way. -"The
Physician ai a Pioneer" waa
his aubject. In line with the general
topic to which all the sessions of thla
ear'a academy meeting are devoted,
namely, "Medicine In Its RelaUon
ahipa to Commerce and Transporta
tion." Dr. Hutchinson aald. In part:
Th rl enemy of the pioneer, th
chief obstacle to th sprad of clvlllsa
I lam la not Indlann. or wolva, or rattle
snakes or even feralne or flood, or win
ter cold or tropic heat, but Insects Moat
tchemei of colonisation that failed
failed not from famine, or the attacks of
tnomle. but through disease. And mora
han half of tham from ona dlase
irelarla. Thla la not merely the out of
man. but the aire of Insects, geologically
toneldered, and the beltl la to tbe ueath
between them for the possess", of the
tarth.
Will nmt Aelet Form.
"In the tropica th Insect get tho whip
hand of man and keep him atupld, s:iort
lled. uncivilised. It waa the plagie of
files, tha bloody tyranny of lnetl that
drove man out of the warm, comfortable,
fertile tropica Into the chilly, raln-awept,
liatf-the-yrar froaen north. Now tiown
to fu!l human atature ha la eomln back
t Invade and reconquer tha tropica and
lul to flight the ancient foea of the race.
in an earlier day the flrat requlalt
of a new colony, or a pioneering expedi
tion, waa a raptaln. a bold and aklllful
fighting man. with muaketa for verr
giown man In the party and plenty of
powder and ball. But now the flrat and
Itoat fundamental requlrementa of a new
colony are a doctor-engineer with rmcro
atore and teat tubes,- apadea and trench
ing machine and plenty of quinine, kero
aene and moaquito netting.
Ifrw ,KId garver Need. .
" "In the near future no colony o- land
company will be permitted to tal:e aet
tlera Into their new homea until a
thorough and complete aurvey ehall have
ben made of the region eanltary, medi
cal, entomological, expert agricultural.
And at leaat a aufflcient area to com
modate In aafety tha flrat group of aet
tlera ahall have been drained and kero
aened and aupplled with good water, ao
aa to be protected agalnat malaria, ty
phoid, hookworm and water and fly
born diarrhoea and dysentery. ,
in the light of our presont knowledge
It ahould be regarded aa little ahort of
manslaughter to permit men. women and
little children who art unfamiliar with
tha country, unseasoned to tha climate,
to enter and faee tho danger of settle
ment In a new country or dlatrlct with
out tills preliminary aurvey and protec
tion, whether In their own land or across
tli sees.' It would coat a few thousand
or hundreds of thouaanda of dollars,
but not very much more than the adver
tising literature, and would aav ten
time It coat In human Ufa and Buffer
ing and failure, besides being tha beat
possible advertisement for tha enter
prise. Xew CwMtrle Iktill Be Model.
"New countries can and ought to be
made ' models of health, efficiency and
comfort. for the older communlttra, and
could easily be made ao at moderate ex
pens.' it the phyelclan-ploneer be given
a free baud In advance, aa florgaa waa
at Panama. Tn fact, wa can pretty
nearly asaur success; If the aoil be good
and the water aufflcient
"It must be remembered In fairness
that bad as Insects are, they do not or
iginate the diseasee they spread, but only
carry - their, from ona Infected human
txlng ta other healthy one. Deprive
them of their source of Infection, and
they beourn comparatively harmless. If
tha new country , Ve uninhabited or
paravly settled. It la sjy to cure or
Isolate such ' easee of malaria, yellow
fever, typhoid, summer diarrhoea or
other dl.'ease carrlable by Inaecta. Then
after a few week or at the outside
months' -waiting the Infected Inaecta will
be ell dead. Generally tpeaklng. how
ever, new settler bring their diseases
with the'm.'and a most effective way of
protecting a new settlement against not
merely itsct-bome, but all other com
municable diseases, would be a thorough
physical examination of all Intending
settler and their families. A few weeks'
Isolatlou . or appropriate treatment with
quinine, aalvarsan. thymol, ate, would be
sufficient In tha vaat majority of cases
to clear up all risk. Such examinations
would be worth twice their cost to tho
Individuals exsmined alone; and. in com
bination with a proper sanitary eur.vey,
wocld turn new countries and new col.
file Into little health-heaven on earth."
Omaha school system aa principal of tha
High School of Commerce.
Mr. Oraham'a South Omaha contract
1 as ona year to run, and there la a legal
question regsrdlng the present vslld'ty of
that contract. An effort to make him
principal of tha Commercial High school
will be met with vigorous opposition
from aome of tha school board members,
It la announced.
Three Mad Dogs
Shot by the Police
After Biting People
Humane offlcera ahot three mad dogs
thla morning at Twelfth atreet and
Capitol avenue. Fourteenth and Pierce
streets and at tha home of 8. Bllllta, TKIt
Walnut atfeet. .
William Leslie of Detroit, IS yeara of
age. was attacked by the Billita dog wtille
passing along tha walk. Leslie's right leg
was badly lacerated. The Bllltts dog wa
shot by Human Officer Nielsen, who pro
nounced the canine mad.
Mad dog acarea prevailed at the other
locations where tha doga were ahot.
Park of Illinois
Central to Alaska
- Accompanied by Mr. Park and her
sister. Vice President W. L. Park of tha
Illinois Central waa In the city thirty
minutes In his special car, en route west
rn a vacation of a month or six weeks,
from here Mr. Park and his party go to
Seattle, where ateamer for Alaska will
be taken Aa to business. Mr. Park aald:
"Everywhere things aeem to be looking
up. The facta are that there haa bee it
an Improvement In not only railroad,
but In all other line of business. Prob
ably thla In a measure due to the splen
did prospects for a big crop. Still, all
over the country there la a better feeling
a feeling that the lowest level haa been
reached and that bualnesa baa turned
for the better."
MANY EASTERNERS ARE
INVESTING IN THE WEST
"While California la getting a great
Influx of tourists and sightseers, western
Nebraska and Colore 1o la not being
overlooked," aald O. W. Martin, general
western agent of the Reck Island, who
la In the city from Denver.
"Thouaanda and thousands of people
are ticketed for California, but a great
many of them are stopping off In Ne
braska and Colorado, and many are mak
ing Inveatmenta. Already I have heard of
a score of more who have farma or city
property In Nebraska and Colorado and
there will be still mora who will stop and
Invest their money when the heavy travel
back from tha Pacltla coast a tarts In."
CUTLER WILL ARRIVE HERE
THURSDAY FOR HIS MATCH
Oen Mela i y. promoter oia Stecher
Cutler match. ' haa received word from
Chicago that Cutler, with Manager
Rochell and all tha Cutler stable of
wrestlers, will arrive In Omaha Thursday
and will' make their headquarters at the
Caatle. where Manager Castle haa aet
aald the convention hall for their
training quarters. Tha headquarters for
Btecher and for the management of the
wrestle la tha Merchants hotel, where
tickets are going fast.' Dan W. Gaines,
proprietor of the Merchant aaya tha
Omaha folka will have to hurry or the
bars from out tn the atata . will aoon
gobble up all tha beat seats which are
now on sal.
MEDALS PRESENTED IN THE
W. C. T. U. CONTEST FOR GIRLS
Haxel Houston won the medal for sing
ing and Paulina Chaloupk tha medal for
an essay In. the contest of the Frances
Wtllard branch of the Women'e Christian
Temperance union, which waa open to
glrla from It to It yeara. The medal
were .presented at the Oak Street Meth.
odtst church Friday evening by Rev. T.
C Webster. .
OMAHA BANK CLEARINGS
SHOW BIG WEEKLY GAIN
Omaha bank clearings, which are gen
erally accepted aa a good business
barometer show a gsla of over M. 900,000
for the week. The clearings for thla week
were l,iM,4.l&., end for the ooe re
sponding week . last . year, I1S.014.7O0.M .
Circles Around the
Sun Only Moisture
' "A rainbow c round the aun" attracted
the- .atlenlUn of many people. The
, "ralnrow" waa really a clrcl extending
completely around the orb of day "and
about thirty" feet in diameter' aa one
n.n expressed It.'
The circle had the color of the rain
low. S'.me folk aald It presaged a blj
storm or was an omen of terrible dis
aster, but Father Rigge of the Crelghton
university aatrrnomy department said It
waa due ir.erely to the presence of mot a
tura In the air.
LICE ARE DAMAGING THE
GARDEN CLUB TOMATOES
Touthful gardenera of the school gar
den club are reporting damage to their
tomato plant by plant lire. Supervisor
Ernest E. Dale says that the pest may
M eradicated by dueling them with aome
of tobacco duat, or by using a sprsy made
by dLhaoivliif quarter pound of whala
oU sap la one or one and a half gallon
of nr. Aa the lie live for the mol
ait on the under aide of the leaves. It
Is rather difficult to control them, he
I.
SEVERE PIP LES
ALLOYER FACE
Would Burn and Itch. Scratched
and Pimples Spread. Disfigured
While They Lasted. Used Cuti-
. cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
Face Clear as Anybody's.
Brunlng, Neb." I had mattery pimple
all over my face ao thick that you could
bardly put the point of a needle oa my fac
without touching one. They
would bura and licit aqd I
would scratch them till they
would bleed. Thaa that
would leave a mark. Scratch
lug caused tb pimple to
spread. They dlaflgured ma
whu Utey lasted.
' I underwent two treat
ment and used different eoape and oiat
menu but they did ao good. The last
a all I used Cuticura Soap aad Ointment,
I used the Soap every aaurning and evening
aad tiie Ointment every evening )ust tytfure
1 went to bad. To-day my fac ta aa clear
a anybody. tblgned) Mlaa Myrtl
Orth. June T. ltlt.
Keep your skla clear, scalp ciru and
free from dandruff, and hair live and gloaay
by using Cuticura Soap aad Ointment.
Sample Each free by Mall
With 32-p. Skla Book a request. Ad-
oat-card Cwttcur. Dee. T, ke
Sold throughout ta wurld.
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MAtXs OlDfM nXXsXD. fSp &
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Colored Wash & White Goods
All th Newest Fabrics, PormUr for
the Summer Be anon.
While "Seed Voile," beautiful qual
ity. 4 0-ln. wide, st, yard....25
White rekay Corduroy Bklrtlng,
36-ln. wide Imported fabric, at,
yrd 4545
White Embroider el 'White on
While" Imported Voile, 40-ln. wide,
11.00 quality, yard G8
White Gabardine, 38-ln. wide, wool
finish, popular skirting;, yard, 45
Seed Voile, printed In the daintiest
floral designs; this fine 60c fab
ric, here, yard 35
Awning Htripe, 40-ln. rrinted Voile,
black, hello, green or pink stripes,
all the new pleating; styles, at
J'"1 25
Dress Linen, the kind that "wrinkles
the least," beautiful fabric, medium
weight, all newest colors, yd., 49
Tissue Voile, in striped (woven col
or), an Ideal fabric for cool tub
dresses, yard 12
rialn. color Chiffon Voile, 40-ln.
wide, all shades, including the pop
ular "apple green or maize," per
yd 254
Burton's "811k Filet," printed dress)
novelties, made to sell at 86c; on
sale at yard 50
Beginning Monday, June 28th, Continuing All Next Week
Your Unrestricted Choice
Any Men's or Young Men's Suit
In bur entire stock (Blues and Blacks excepted) at One Price.
Suits worth $18.00 a rfSuits worth $25.00
t aaiism., , . - fj
lutxx oisxu rmin. o
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Suits worth $20.00
Suits worth $22.50
f i i
Suits worth $30.00
Suits worth $35.00
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and all other high grade
makes included as fine a line of suits as you'll
usually find at the opening of the season for
your selection sizes to fit all builds of men,
patterns and weaves to please all.
( Domestic Room Sales
Monday
Fruit. Lonsdale or Hope Bleached
Muslin. These standard branda
known to every housekeeper as tbe
best 10c grades produced; on sale
Monday only at yard 5t
Limit.. 10 yards to each customer.
No phone or mall orders.
Apron Check Gingham, standard 6c
qualities. Indigo blue and white
checks, yard 3?
Simpson's 'Fame' Brand 6c Cali
coes, all colors, yard 3'
Garner's Best Quality Yard-wide
Percale, the 1214c kind, cut from
full bolts, yard 7
Huck and Bath Towels, "individual
size," 55c dozen, each 5
Novelty Dress Crepe and Voile, cut
from the bolt, made to sell at
12 He on sale, yard... 5
Egyptian Voile. 40 inches wide, la
woven stripes; colors black, green,
hello and blue, made to sell at 36c;
on sale at, yard 17?
Bed Spreads, "crochet kind" full bed
size, splendid $1.36 quality, while
they last, each -05
Gabardine, for Skirts, silk striped, in
colors, made to sell at 36c; on sale
at, yard 10
cuHranceif Laces and Embroideries
Bargains in Beautiful New Embroideries That Will Delight You
lA-tn. Embroideries, 10c
Vard Including a beauti
ful line of dainty Swiss
edges, lnsertlnga and baby
sets, also cambric floury,
lngs, regular 25c and 36c
values at, yard 10
18 and 27-ln. Embroideries,
15c Yard A splendid line
of flounclngs, allovera aau
corset covers, also 4 to 7
ln. Swiss edges, to 86c a
yard values, at, yrd.l5t
27 to 45-ln. Flounclngs, 25e
Vard A star lot of 2? to
46-ln. organdie, Swiss and
voile flounclngs that sell
. regularly at 60c to $1.00
yard, Monday, yard.. 250
15c Loom Stripe. 7H
big line of 6 and 6-yard
strips In edges and lnsert
lnga. 15c Linen Laeee, 5c Yard
A recent Importation of
real linen torchon laces. In
fine narrow patterns; Mon
day's sale price, yard, 5
Beautiful New Lecea We
have Just received a new
line of fine filet edges, in
sert! ngs and allovers, also
17-ln to 45-ln oriental
flounclngs; on sale Mon
day at, yard.30 to 08
Exquisite Rosebud Flounc.
lngs 27 to 42-ln. wide,
two specials Monday at,
yard ...75 md 31. OO
Beautiful Novelty Embroid
eries Specials at yard,
75. 98t. S1.50. up.
.All clean new stock.
A Month-End
Clearance of
S,
ummer
Silks
That should crowd tfie department at an early hour Monday. Every item
an exceptional offering.
100 Pieces of New Tub Silks All silk and half silk, in wide assortment
of up-to-the-rainute styles and colorings, launder on jq nn
perfectly; 59c to $1.00 values. LOC-QoC-UOC
All SUk Orepe de Chines
and Canton Silk Crepes,
$1.75 and $2.00 yard
values, in big assortment
of colors and patterns,
at, yard 08
Black Chiffon Taffeta, fine
Imported fabric that sella
usually at $2.50 yard;
Just the thing for suits
or dresses, yard. SI. 59
Black Chiffon Dress Taf
feta and Messalinea, 36
ln. wide; rich, lustrous
finish, two choice bar
gains at, yard, 88-68
More Than a ,
Score of Splendid
PIANO BARGAINS
In the Month-End
Sales Monday.
Fall WIS Rugs
A $50,000 Stock from World's Best Makers
Don't Miss Monday Specials
$30.00 Wilton Rugs 9x12 size,.8eamless,
choice $24.00
$25.00 Axminster Rugs 9x12 size, beau
tiful patterns $18.00
$10.50 T a pee try Brussels Rugs Seamless, 9x13
size, choice 813.50
910.00 Tapeetry Brussels Rug 6x9 size, seam
less, choice $7.50
Rlgelow Ba&dad WUton Rugs Nothing better
produced, broad asortmeat of beautiful patterua
lz size, choice S42.50
6- 3H0-6 size, choice 837.50
0x12 Body Bmssel Rugs Tha very best pro
duced, at 827.50
27z54 Axminster Rags $2.50 values; Monday
at 81.08
8fl73 Axminster Rugs $5.00 Quality; Monday
t 83.49
7- ft. Water Color Shadee With guaranteed roll-.
ra 35
wfTfwik
I lJ-nefl asV
Summer Curtains and
Draperies
As complete aaaortmenta and most attrac
tive values you'll find In any Omaha store.
Cluny Curtains, pair, from.. 81.75 to 88.00
Mercerized Marquisette Curtains with cluny
edge and 2-ln. hem, pair. . . -83.98 to 80.00
Special Lots of Lace Curtains Big assortment
for selection at 39. 75. 98 d 81.98
Fancy Drapery Cretonea, yard, 12 Vi to 45
"Sunfast" Draperies All colors, 48-ln. wide;
t 75. 85, nd 81.25
40-ln. Voile White and cream, with fancy
colored borders, yard 12 H to 49
Hemstitched Voiles and Marquisettes for cur
tains, big assortment, yard 25 50
Kilkollues Dainty new patterna and coloring;
Monday at, yard 12
Sxl 1'anel Screens, all kinds, choice valuea,
t 81.50 to 87.00
Quick Action Pricings on Several Splen
did Lots of Charming Summer Garments
We want you to examine the quality before you pass judgment
on this.
87 Elegant Tailored Suits In gabardines, poplins, serges and
checks suitings, made to sell at $25.00 to $35.00; most desirable
styles and colorings, at
Porch Swings Complete $2.00
3,and 4-foot slats screwed on seat, tidet
bolted, heavy chains and hooks.
. Couch Hammocks, $3.95
Khaki Canvas, irprong spring supporta.well made.
Other Couch Hammocks; on thla sale at '
?,n,T 84.50
Kaltex -Fiber Reed Porch Furniture Rockers,
Chairs. Settees, etc. -82.50 and up to 87.50
Green or brown.
Large Sanitary Pillows 75o
We have several odd pillows, 6 and 8 of a pat
tern, all new clean feathers; on sale, each, 75
Good clean sanitary chicken feather pillows
'or ..50J
Goose and turkey feather pillows, 81-81.50
One-Motion Collapsible Go-Garts
On this sale $3.96,'$4.60, 15.00 and $6.60 rub
ber tired wheels, hoods and mud guards REED
8ULKIE8; best raada 83.95
Genuine Layer Felt Mattress
On this sale 45-pound fancy art tlck...R5 50
All cotton 45-pound fancy art Uck....tt4fUs
Combination Mattress, roll edge 83 7"C
Odd Bed Springs, 14 patterns, each, 82.50!S2
Regardles of former cost or selling price.
$12. SO..
$8.05 is the price' placed on a splendid line of Palm Beach Suits
which ycer'll find irresistible values Monday; a big assortment of
nobby styles for your selection.
Month End Clearance Specials
Crockery Dept. Fourth Floor ,
95.00 Semi Porcelain Dinner Set 42 pieces,
gold band decoration 83.50
97.00 Dinner Sets 42 pieces, beautiful spray
decoration, at 84.48
925.00 Semi Porcelain Dinner Sets 100 pieces,
In gold band or floral designs, 20 styles for se
lection, to 26c value 815.00
912.00 English Semi Porcelain Dinner Seta
Beautiful patterns, service for 12 people; Mon
dy t gQ
91-00 Covered Dishes Monday 50
7-in. and 8-ln. Platters. 20c values. ...... .q
26c Gravy Boats; Monday. .JKM
18-ln. Meat Platters. $1.25 values at.... 50?
20c 8eml-Porcelain Cups and Saucers, pr. 1Q
Month End Clearance
Men's Furnishings
Men's Summer Shirts $1.00 to
$1.60 qualities ..CO
Madraa, percales, Pongees and
Mercerized Fabrics, in big assort
ment, tn stylish new stripes, val
ues never surpassed.
Ksa'a rtbr BUk Hos Grey, black,
whit and tans; snap Monday at. a
Pair 1SH
Ma'a BatBia gaits To 1.00 val
ues, blue trimmed with atrtpe. else
tl to ii
Furnishings in Domestic Room
Men's Summer Union Suits
To 11.00 values. In mesh, ribbed or
balbrlggan. ail atyles; on sale at 4S
07a' Sport Shirts, and other popu
lar atylra, low collar or bajida. val
ue to i&c; Monday at B&e aa4 4
See the
Vano'
phone
Plays the 10
in. and 52-in.
Disc Records
perfectly.
Hear It.
The music cf
the grea test
artists in your
home-
$10
New Summer Dresses A
broad range of prices and
values at eacb price you'll
find truly matchless.
Thousands of Charming
Dress Styles in crepes, ba
tistes, lingeries, etc., at- -$4.05,
$7.50, $10.00
Elegant Silk Dresses-Designs
for street or club
wenr; choice values at
$10, $15, $19.50, $25
Net and Lace Dresses at
$15, $19 50 $25, $35
$1. House Dresses... .49
New Tub Skirts i A bif
assortment of nobby styles
in most popular fabrics, at
S1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $5
Elegant Silk Dress Skirts
Every imaginable color
ing and style that's right;
four very choice lota at
$5, $7 50, S10, $12 W
Clever New Porch Dresses
Made in simple, yet most
artistic summer styles, all
colors and' sizes; 2 choice
lots'at $1.95 and $2.95
$2.50 $3 Kimonos, $1.45
Take a
Vano
phono with you to
the summer
camp. Strong,
neat, light
and reproduc
es perfe c 1 1 y
all 10-in. and
12-in. records.
Price
$10
Music Dept.
A Saving of 25 to
33i on Trunks
and Suit Cases
"We're closing our entire
stock of Trunks that sold
from $5.00 to $15.00 at prices
from $3.95 to $9.95
Matting and Fibre Cases, 14
inches long, 75c values, for
shopping or lunches . . ,45
Men's Straw Hats to $2.50
values, choice Q5
1 Soft and Stiff Braids in all
the season's best shapes.
Cl.ildren'a Wash Hats All eol
ora and atyles. 60c values,.
16 Lbs. Best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar,, $1.00
4S-1. saok tee kirk rrad Xla
aaoBd H riour aotklag fluer for
ihI, plea or oak. saok.. SI.M
1 bars H-at-'Ein-All, iMamond C
or Lnundiy Quaaa Whit Laun
dry bi.p .,..&
lls. best bulk Vblt or Telluw
Corn meal ..16
4 II.. fancy Japan Rico, loo
quality .t
1 Iba. beat bulk Laundry Starch
for ao
Oil or Mustard FarAtn. ran 9A
5 lha. brat Mlsrd CMk f'a4
Tall raiia Alaaka 8almon . . . . loo.
1-lb. pks. Corn Plarch .......
1 arae bottle Worcvstrr Sauce.
fur Tomato Catap, ri-kls
aaaorted kinds, or i'rrpared Ilus-
tard. bultle S',e
MacLaran's Peanut Butter, per
II lSk,e
W. O. C. or Krumblea for break
fast, pkg , S
E. C. Corn
Th beat
Flakes, pkg Se
LKiiu.atlc Macaroni,
Kraut.
ty. van
Vermicelli or Spaghetti, pkg. TV.
I-lb. can Baked Bean, ftu.r
Uoldeu Pumpkin or Horn-
TV
:-oa. jara Pur FYutt Prerve
for aa
I bar Ivory Soap 1
Yeaat Ktni, pkg. a
The best Tea Sifting. lb...lt4
GoUen Santo Coffee, lb. ...a&a
auTTSB. carBsaa ain boo
(BCAaVUT rOM TO TUOnM
Tb best Oeamry Butter, car
ton, per lb 3o
Th best Creamery Butter, bulk.
per lb BM
Hood Dairy Butter, per lb.... S3
IS lbs. Kew rota toe t tk aek.
lor Sue
4 bunche freah Beet. Carrol a
or Turnip a
bunch fresh Rail la he . ...d
( bunches freah Union a
Freeh Pea, quart, TV. 4 for 6
1 lara Cucumbers Oe
bea-la freah leaf Lettuce... g
I heads freah Head Lettuc..S
4 bunches freah KnubarD ....a
I bunches freah Asparagus. . . .Co
1 larire Grain Hei-ii a 0
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb a
Freeh Snlnach, pck Se
A full line of " Raepberriea,
Oooseberrles. Blackberries. Logan
berrlea. Cherries, etc at less than
wholesale. , .
rvT vr Tovm Ajraucorg
TOW
We will have a car of extra
faacv ' California apricots for
Monday's sale: packed 4 basket
In crate: at. per i,t gl.as
Thla will be the lowest price
for Uil season on fancy fruit.
Drugs & Toilet Goods
tl.60 HorUck' Hospital Malted Mill
for ....aa.7)
$1 09 sis Sal Hepatic
10c jap Bos or Palm Ollv Soap. a
Five 10c rolla Crap Toilet Paper I ft
Pour 10 bar Peroxide goaj) as
e can Tooth Powdr ...le
lso lb. tO-Mul-Team Borax
lie pkg. borax Chip "...Is
t do 4-i r. AatJrln Tablets.. SA
Jir Kiss Face Powder end Puff u
1 it) i llj.lt! Dllil In M-t Pnwil.p eA
t&c Jar Pumpeian Massage Cretin too
0c tub Pebeco Tooth Psste Sfto
1.10 box I-e Trefle Fac Powder a&
0c box Stlllman'a Freckle Cnuii SAa
c Jar Dagaatt and Kajnsdell Oeatu
for ass
io Jar Rice or Potion I Powder 86
soc Jar Perfumed Bea Haiti As
Tr bottle liutiiiut'a Violet Se..fc
Auto Chamois V
Hot Water Bottles tee
bathing C4. from ....to as.
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line Moves, Lheap Mondi
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enume Syracuse oaakets
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Lars sis heavy
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