I. II I
Fund Slmknl !o
Pay for Funeral
of Bov Fighter
-
' i'rrnts I'liiMe to Meet
Iiciic -Iloxrrs Vt'ill Point
Local Bov Counted Out
by Death in Boxing Match
I'rograw.
"Tnrd.lt Tmy O'MiUary" U
tUti nl the icon ur4 of Um.li
it hujlifd in irrt.
But tffitfr than tliii i 0r
row whidi lurdfiu lie lfrl (
"Terrible TmvV fh'r 1 mo
ihfr, Mr. tni Mm. Cliarlft l.
licfk, ciiit lite wbhri be en
len-J the ftit riiic. .
ror thry, living on bitie firm
rm tilt n-.rOt aI !'lntnte. hiiif
no fund ttisli wliiili to py funeral
fapeme ior iiirir on,
Tcmlile Terry' quit nhool two
yttrt iso, tlrtcrniincd 1o ik hit
fortune m t)e ti:e ring lo cirn
mnfy to liflp support In parent.
Wli'n Bud I.oiun law him pr
ring in the Ou""'''"' dub tour
months go, be picked him a$ t fctr
lett fighter of ability. Iukst eger
for the fray, and he took him under
hit wine.
Tutuxe looki Bright
Front then until the ful fall Fri
day night "Terrible Terry'." future
looked bright. He met two oppo.
nents in the ring, nored quick
Inockouti over both of them, and
cut lu$ proceeds to his lather and
mother.
Sympathy for the parents, sorrow
ing over their inability, to meet fu
neral expense for their dead boy.
has moved the spoit fraternity of
Omaha to iiuuKurate a benefit fund.
Donation for burial expenses were
Hatted bv Jolmnv Lreeley. manager
of Morrie ScbUiler, and others
promptly responded as follows:
.lohnny Irwin ;J
Mnrrle fcrhlalfrr r!
I.rnt Melaily J"
art M.rdtl
hnnrum.n riser .tor ?
Arnold Hroar
Plan Benefit Program.
Jiinmie Hauish sports editor of
The t'.vetiing Bee, was appointed
custodian of the fund. '
Baseball headquarters, the P. & B.
cigar stvc ond Tom Dcnnison ves
terdav designated their intentions of
coittiibiiting to the iund.
At the same time plans were being
laid by followers of the boxing game
for a b'g benefit boxing program,
proieeds of which will go to the aid
of Mr. and Mrs. Ilavlicck.
Cowboy Tadgctt promptly prom
ised he would pay his own expenses
from any place in the United States
to come to Omaha to bos for the
benefit program. Eud Logan made
a like promise.
Will Donate Services.- -
Johnny Crcclcy, manager of Mor
rie Schlaifer, declared Morrie would
meet Cowboy Tadgett on the pro
gram, gratis.
Fred Myers said he was sure all
nine fighters under his management
would donate their appearance on
the benefit card. These nine fight
ers include Bud Logan. Harry Boyle,
Happv Malonc, Yankee Sullivan,
Kid Bruno, Gorilla Jones. Jack Tay
lor. Teewce Smith and Joe Kale.
Bert Muth, promoter of the pro
gram Friday night, said the Labor
Temple club would hold the benefit
program uivdcr its auspices.
No date has Jet been chosen.
Charles Havlicek (Terry O'Mallory).
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
Suicide by Bomb.
Toklo, March IS A. mn "
eeolte. (talned entrance to 'h ln,.p
palace ground, at, noon today n9. threw
v I bomb lo tho around, h. P10,;o,n,r,,'m:
N In him. On his nothing was lound a
document criticism the "T'rLmlt
declaring the writer s) Intention to commit
recently arrived from. Manchuria.
Nut a Bath In Tear.
Minnwroll. Minn.. March -cor1f
Zincho. charged with vanrancy In muni
cipal court here today, sa d he had not
had a bath in a yer. Th court sent
him to the wnrkhouae for H da)S and
prescribed a bath for each day.
Orane City Kebatera Win.
tton. la.. March 18. Orance City
Hiili school here last niRlit won the
- rorthwestero debate championship when
Its team defeated Fonda Hlsh achool In
v a, debate on the Philippine Independence
question. Oranse City aupported the
netative.
rope's l.iberlj-.
Rome. March IS. tBy A. P.) Although
a aeml-nfficlal Vatican rote deniei that
Pope riua Intends to leave the aacred
palaces, the way is left open for the
pontlffi orpearanre not only on the hai-
cony of St. Peter, but also on the por
tico which runa the entire length ot the
facade.
f barlea W. I' flea.
Itinn-apolif. Minn., March 18. Charles
W Case, 87, pioneer railroad man and
former general manager of the Great
Northern railn ay, died at his home here
oarly today.
Reduce Margin of Safely.
New York. Macch 18. The arbitration
committee of elgtt anthracite coal min
ers and operators charged with the task
of negotiating a wago agreement m time
to avert ft suspension of the mlnea April
1 todav reduced the "margin ot safety"
to 10 davs by deciding to delay their
first session until next Tuesday.
Boy. 13, Sentenced t Ton.
Harrlsourg. Ark., March IS. Otlie
Cowell. 13. was found guilty of Involuntary
manslaughter by a jury hero yesterday
and was sentneced to two yeara in the
penitentiary for the death of Jainea Grant.
13. who died as a result of a knlfo wound
received In a fight with Cowell, over a
basket ball game, last February.
Educator Knda Life.
TVarrenfburg. Mo., March IS. Miss
Stella Stillwcll, former secretary to the
president of the Missouri State Teachers
college here, ended her life yesterday by
hansing hrself with a bed sheet at the
Nevada State hospital. She was secretary
to the president of the Montana unlvereity
at Missoula, for four yeara. She formerly
, resided in Kansas City, , .
American Sing in Berlin.
Berlin. March IS. The first American
to sing on the German stage since the
war, F.thel Frank, ot Boston, was greeted
with warm applause at the Berlin opera
house, the most exclusive theater In Ger
many. The "new Mary Garden," .who
studied In Italy and aanr under the di
rectton of r.lrhard Strauss In London, ap
peared In The Magic Flute, an opera
nouse succtbs or tnis season.
Death Seals Career of Fighter Just
as His Hopes About to Be Realized
Charlie Havlicek always wanted to
be a prize fighter.
He became one. But his career in
the professional ring lasted less than
two months." Friday night it was
scaled by death. 1
Havlicek lived on a farm four
mile's north of Florence. He used to
walk to the car line in order to reach
the gymnasium where he had been
in regular training since early last
winter.
lie was a fine, clean, ambitious
boy who did not even swear, his
friends say.
His parents, farmers,- did not want
him to be a boxer, his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Joe Havlicek, 5J8 South Twenty-sixth
avenue, said. But they
finally gave their consent.
Works Hard.
Charlie worked hard at his beloved
profession. And finally came the
night of his first professional appear
ance, it was a preliminary ngnt m
the Omaha Auditorium February 2.
The house was packed by 6,000 fan3.
Charlie, the farm boy, was trans
formed into a human fighting ma
chine. He lived up to the name,
Terrible Terry O Mallory." His op
ponent was r rankie Woods, lerrv
knocked him out in the third round.
"Bud" Logan, professional fighter,
had seen the youth working out in
the Queensbury club gymnasium.
' That bov s a comer, lie said. He
offered him the benefit of his expe
rience, took the boy under his wing
and taught him the inside science of
the fight game.
Fighter Weeps.
Under the state law's provisions,
Loean could not be his manager.
but he and several others interested
themselves in the remarkable young
boxer.
Friday night Lozan wept even w hile
he fought "Cowboy" Padgett in the
main bout of the evening. For he
knew that the young fighter was
dvuie in the adtominz room.
So decisive had been Terry O'Mal-
lory i first victory in the squared
circle that he automatically acquired
a descriptive adjective and soon was
know nas Icrrible lerry O -Mallory."
His second fistic battle was with
Harry Janney of Dubuque.- Again
he scored a knockout, this time in
the first round. That was on Feb
ruary 21.
Flushed with this beginning, the
young fighter worked harder than
ever. His manager found it was dif
ficult to get fighters willing to be
matched against "Terrible Terry."
Favorite With Crowd.
When he entered the ring Friday
night, O'Mallory was a 2 to 1 fa
vorite. Ray Carter, who delivered the fatal
blow, also has appeared in Omaha
on two previous occasions. Last
November he knocked out Frankic
Woods in the final round of a four
round fight. And on March 9, in
boxing tournament the latest in the
Auditorium, he was given a knock
out decision over Joe Morocco in the
fifth, round when Morocco was "all
in."
Terry O'Mallory's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Havlicek, were at the fight Friday
night. Mrs. Haviicck had baked a
pumpkin pie for Terry and lie was
to go to their hpmc, 538 South
Twenty-sixth avenue, after the fight
for the treat.
But he did not go.
Immigration Holiday.
New Tork, March 18. Mrs. Alexander
P. Moore (Lillian Russell) returned last
night on the Aquitanla from her "assign
ment" by Secretary of Labor Davis to
study condition In Kurope. She had
returned thoroughly convinced, she said,
that there should be an Immigration holi
day for the next 10 years. The United
States was menaced, she said, by the
hordes waiting at Kuropean ports of de.
parture to gain admittance Into this
ountry.
Boxing Commissio n Is to Blame,
Gene Melady, Promoter, Declares
"The fight should have been
stopped," said Gene Melady, sport
promoter and manager of Earl Cad
dock, WTCstler, speaking of the
O'Mallory-Carter fight.
' "The tragedy was unavoidable,"
said Tom Dcnnison, who. with Billie
Nesselhaus, went on Carter's bond.
"Melady made that remark for
personal reasons. And you know
what I mean."
"Tom Dcnnison knows better
than that," came back Melady.
"I said the fight should have been
stopped, and I still say so. I don't
blame the referee as much as I do
the boxing commission.
"If the commission saw that the
referee didn't know enough to stop
the bout, then they should have
taken a hand in it. The commission
is the 'bunk.' "
Melady said he thought he saw
Boxing Commissioner John Kilniar
tin at the program.
"I've been watching boxing bouts
for 45 years," said Dennison, "and
I saw nothing at that fight to war
rant stopping it. O'Mallory had the
better of it for at least two rounds, I
thought."
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Itullan Drmand on Greece.
Bnme, March 18. (By A. P.) Italy has
sent a new and energetic note to Greece
tiviMHuding rrieuse of the steamship Ab
basia and complete satisfaction for the
recent incidents ot seizure.
Rival Irish Groups Arrive.
New Tork, March 18. Two rival Irish
groups, ore representing the Irish pro
visional government and the other, the
irreconcilable republican' element led by
Kamon Dq Valera. were passengers on the
steamship Aquitania arriving here last
night. All agreed it was an appropriate
day on which to land in America.
Cost of W ife Beating.
San Francisco, March 11. The cost at
wite beating la going to be higher in San
Krancisco from now -on, according to
Superior Judge Thomas F. Graham. After
fining a man Ji yesterday ror applying
a lighted match lo bis wife's srm, lis
announced that biack eyes hereafter
would cost Sr&a each Instead of $150. as
heretofore and that kirks weuld be rsised
from Sisn each t0 ;io and blows from
Set to ilOt. '
CJuradiuiii Stops Pain of
Rheumatism and Neuritis
The Influence of Thi Remarkable Product
of Nature is Entirely Supplanting the Use
of Drugs in Many Cases and With
Marvelous Results.
Except in those esses of extreme pros
tration the use of Nnradium in traatinc
rheumatic and neuritis troubles is meeting
with amating results.
In gout, arthritis, stiff joints, in glandu
lar swellings due to rheumatic infebtion.
in the nerve attacks known as neuritis
and in muscular and sub-acute rheuma
tism the reliet is often utevnding. the
improvement is little short of magical
and it is more than likely then will be
recoveries to amaze the world beyond any
reports haretefcr made for any internal
medication.
Nuraaium is a small ene-grain tablet
of milk augsr in which the infinitely .man
radium rays ere caught. Aa they enter the
circulation their marvelous, concentrated
energy seems to stimulate the processes
of metabolism which means that in rheu
matic affections the impurities, txidy
wastes and irritants are dislodced. "They
are changed into products for easy elimi
nation and are quickly passed out through
the regular channels. Their places are
taken by new and healthy material and
thus pain and disease disappear.
Nuradium can' now be had at $1.59 a
vial, ot leading druggists and should be
given a trial. Their tonic influence in
nervousness, shskiness. tremblings and the
invalidism of old sge is truly remarkable.
Nuradium can be had at most drug
stares and is kept in stock by Beaton
Drug Co.. Green's Phsrmacy. Haines Drug
Ce. and Sherman It McConnelL
mwmp w. ii m hi 1 - a'nww t . - v -. 'Meaensssej i
C c xu
1HK HKt;: OMAHA, fct
IiiYKtigulicm of
Taxes Started
in Cedar County
Fatal Bout Slug Feat, Not Boxing
Contest; Knockdowns Mark Figlit
rrirri 5cck Audit of Offi
cial' Hooks a nil I'ul'Iit a
lion of Af Miif nti lo
ItrilWe Lnic'i.
Tl'f iclil uWth rHt "IVrrihle I A O'Millmy Ijv ph the
Tfity O'MalUH," life 1 riJiv , .iiff ih unl Kui 1,011.
niaht nui a Jning ronteu. It tinkled Iinm lii nf
Ilartiiis'on. Neb,, March 18
(Sfri J.) In ii effort to reduce
liiglt Uvr, fruity JtW fanncri inpl
in tlif iVdar rotn'lv- coiirtlmu-e licrc
lo (iiuiiM t tic rol'lcm mid rrk a
toliiiiiin,
Altai itii.fa ttia rillirea linnr&a eA
diciiion, rriftlutiom were adoiitcd
providing for tit appointment of an
iiHTstigating ami iiiliii? eoinmittcc,
Hliich tliaU tvork with the rounty
bourd in an fflrt lo reduce uf: (or
tlie cnii!o ir.c nt of an expert auditor
bv tle cniiiity bo4rl to iiule a com
plete audit tif the book, ef every
county oflicial fince Jniiry I, 1915.
and providing (or tlte puhliciticti of
the pcrional tax aesiiient of every
taxpayer in the county to brinii about
an equalization of the taxes being
paid.
new road work be started for a year
and that county ofricials eliminate all
extra desks.
Owners' iharci of crops in many
parts of the county will amount to
little mote than enough to pay the
taxes and upkeep cf the buildingr,
together with insurance and such ex
penses. Ditcussion of this quetion
at a recent county convention of the
Farmers' union resulted in the meet
ing in the courthouse.
The resolutions are not to be un
derstood as an intimation that county
officials are to blame, according to
fnl V.. I. Roddewic. who acted a
chairman of the; meeting.
Money could be saved irom me
road fund, according to V. H.
nv.ara nf I aitret- alate renreseilta-
tive from Cedar, by restrictive legis
lation wliieii -woum prevent acsxruc
trucks. Eastern states, according to
fe nT.ara atreartv have found it
necessary to place an annual licence
of ?.',U00 on tliese trucKn in orncr
to keep them off the roads.
Glass Companies Indicted
Under Anti-lrust Act
N'ew York. March 18. The
American Window Hlasi comnanv of
Pittsburgh, tho Johnston Brokerage
company, a Pennsylvania corpora
tion, more than 100 window glass
m-.r,i,rai-inrrr anr! heads, of three la
bor unions in the industry were in
dicted by tlie tederal grand jury lor
violation of the Shcrmau antitrust
law.
Bee Want Ads l'roducc Results. '
a niUEging nuti 11,
llntLdl 4 tiglitrr of the suu'hlng.
toe to loe tie, D'Mallory ripped
11,10 In nppunent. Kay Carter of
Sioun City, oon a the opening
ong It4d sounded
I11 i aner O'Mallory found a will
ing advrrnary, one quite as eager lo
throw trirui'e and caution to the
wind and depend o!ely upon his
ability to inflict r,'",ul punishment.
i;ioi dr4u in tlie hrst
lound and fhnveil freely during the
remainder ot the four-round battle.
Frances Haydcn Back
With Burgcss-Nash Co.
"77"
FOR
COLD
A Cold or the Grip starts
with a Chill : indicating
checked circulation; the use
of "Seventy-seven" at once;
restores the circulation of
the bloQd and stops the Cold.
"40"
INDUCES
SLEEP
No Narcotic. Strictly Homeopathic
Price, SOc. and $1, at Drug Stores or sent
on receipt of price, or C. O. D. Parcel Post.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co., 156
William St., New York. Medical Book Free.
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quickly relieved with
our
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HO RUBBER S5T
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Varicose Veina
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Lacei like a legging.
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REPAIRED
All Work Guaranteed
A. HOSPE CO.
1513 Dsuslas. Tel. Dour. 55SS.
lOTQ
section of the
feP5 R'J aivc'l'sn
'"rracnps KrP"' save
for- all advei"" , '
tisinrf vherfe-
perfect nepro -auction
of-
illustratiors
is essential. -
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Franres . Haydeii has returned
to tlie nurgess-Nasli company as as
sistant to Thomat Regan, buyer of
drugs and toilet article?, lor the
past two years Mrs Hayden lias been
in charge of the toilet goods in one
of the olher local department stores.
(alltat i
lilnfii)
ti body
m red, Carter wa in the 14111
ioitdiiipn, Int UK and body nt
crinuon hue.
.rcul kitftldrtn ' niiiked the
fsliiins, (liue U'Mallory, viili a
cr4liinc blow, ent h' oHnrnt
reelinB to his knee. 'I hrr e tmifa
Carter knnket down O Millorv be
fore the tnul and taUl blow. Once,
jnt the grinn niarkins the mi of
he third round bad sounded, tarter
qrove O'Mallory ihruneh the roie
uith the force of a uuch. O'Mal
lory bad to be carried back into his
corner and there revived lht be
m 1 k 'it ti,ht the found which tot hit
ln'e.
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3. c. CM. ML A JACKSOH STS.
mm
nrJflin RPfllPF
nn uiaw iiuuii l. I
TO DARKEN HAIR!!
Sag Tea and Sulphur Turns j
Cray, Faded Hair Dark j
and Glossy
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly com
pounded, brings back the natural
color and lustre to the hair when
faded, streaked or gray. Years ago
the only way to get this mixture was
to make it at home, which is mussy
and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyctii's Sage and
Sulphur Compound." You will get
a large bottle of this old-time recipe
improved by the addition of other in
gredients, at very little cost. Every
body uses this preparation now, be
cause no one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, as it does it
so naturally and evenly. You dam
pen a sponge or soft, brush with it
and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time;
by morning the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two.
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
thick and glossy and you look years
younger.
Small Payment of $25.00
Places a New .
$388 Player Piano
$1.00 Delivers Any
Purchase up to $50
Only a Few of Hundred of Articles Listed Below
Coming on top of our already low prices, due to our
"Downward Drive" on furniture this event is the
greatest value-giving sale of the year offering any
article of furniture worth up to S30.00 for only $1.00
down. The sale is for a limited time only.
Simmons
Week
Brings Unusual Values
on All Simmons Beds.
For Instance: This Wal
nut Finished Bed Is
In Your Home
We have a limited num
ber of beautiful and fully
guaranteed Player Pianos
which .will be on sale to
morrow only. Come in
early, for these bargains
may not last through the
day. The special price is
a saving of $112.00 to you.
Handsome Dresser Well built
of genuine walnut veneer with
French rlate mirror nnd spa
cious s99 Qt
drawers c . J4iw7J
Tear This Out and Mail at Once.
I Na
Address
I am interested in these
bargains and would like to
know more about: .
I Player Tiano for $383.00.
Upright Piano Bargains '
i
for.
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Reduced from
$500.00 to $388.00
Remarkable Bargains in
Used Upright Pianos
First come gets first choice!'
of these attractively priced in
struments. They look and
sound like new. They are
the best of the used piano
bargains we have had in quite
a long time. '
Geo. Steck $140.00
Story & Clark. . . . $200.00
Steger & Son $220.00
Chickering $250.00
Ivers & Pond.... $275.00
"Royal Easy" Chairs in solid
oak, comfortably upholstered;
push the button nnd back re
clines; price Kfs
only CJJ
If you' live outside, of Omaha and wish to take part
in this sale, fill in the above and mail at once.
Sdlkr&Jlliielkr Piano &
15r4-;5-18-Dod4e SL Omaha
.ADVERTISEMENT.
Alkali in Shampoos
Bad for Washing Hair
ADVERTISEMENT.
Englander Couch Bed Com
plete with neat cretonne cov
ered mattress; gives you a dav
enport by day and a (section
slides out, civinc you a bed
at night
for only . . .
$17.45
Easy Terms
$9.98
HHP
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This rigidly built Bed with 2
inch continuous posts and 1
inch fillers comes in a rich wal
nut finish.
Realizing a third of one's life
is spent in bed and that the
hours of sleep have much to do
with health nnd general appear
ance, we particularly ask your
inspection of our new spring
stock of
Simmons Steel and
Brass Beds This Week
So beautiful are they, so sturdy
their construction and so un-y
usual their finishes you wil
want one particularly at the low
prices and special terms now in
effect.
Simmons Bed
Given Away
Simply Visit the Store-
Purchase Necessary
-No
$1.25 Spmstex Mop Outfit
At this ridiculously low price you get the famous
"Sprustex" triangle oil mop and a large bottle
of fine, furniture polish..
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Moat soaps and prepared sham
poos eontain too much alkali, which
is very injurious, as it dries the
scalp and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsifled
cocoanut oil shampoo, for this Is
puro and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap and beats anything else
all to pieces. You can get Mulsifled
at any drug store, and a few ounces
will last the whole family for
months.
Two or three teaspoonfuls of Mul
sifled in a cup or glass with a little
warm water is all that Is required.
It makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly,
and rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh
looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and
easy to handle. Besides, it loosens
and takes out every particle of dust,
dirt and dandruff. Be sure your
druggist gives you Mulsifled.
PLUMBERS
WANTED
Open Shop
Plenty of Good Johs
$1.02 gc per hour
Higher Wages for
Competent Foremen
Permanent Employmoit
for
Competent Men
Writ.
EMPIRE CONSTRUCTION CO.
218 N. CLARK ST.
CHICAGO
Says Rheumatism
Leaves You Forever
James II. Allen of Conprrcss Avenue
Rochester, N. Y., once a rheumatic crip
ple. v.'ho discovered ALLENRHO and
with it banished every trace o uric acid
and every sign of rheumatism from his
body, says that every druggist guaran
tees a full pint bottle of ALLENRHU to
show the way to complete recovery or
money back.
It relieves at once and immedTately
after you start to take ALLENRHU the
rood work begins. It searches out uric
acid deposits, dissolves - the secretions
and drives rheumatic poison out of the
body through the kidneys and bowels.
Even in cases W'here suffering has been
piteous and painful all traces of this
dread disease disappear in a few days.
Sherman & McConnell Druy Co. 5 stores
can supply you.
ECZEMA
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trratnicnl that will prove it. Stops the
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"Lloyd's"' attractive, sturdily built
loom -woven fiber sulkies with
cloth top; collapses into small
space for street 1 l O Q C
car; this model1. ... V lOVO
"Lloyd" Baby Carriages New
1922 spring models, woven in
One-Piece ara moderately priced
for this selling CQyl CA
at only Ps-t.JU
Handsome Go-Carts, $9.75 Up
Restful Sulkies, $7.95 Up
Hoosier Special
50-Pound Tufted Mattress
-rAll layer felt to insure
a springy softness; has
diuc sateen, 4-row roll
edge;
price
$12.95
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Dr. E. E. Paddock, Specialist, cf
Kansas City, Mo., has distributed
free over 100,000 copies
of a booklet on the cause
and treatment of inflam
mation of the Gall Blad
der and Bile Ducts as as
sociated with Gallstones
jf the liver; Bilious colic.
jaundice, gas, indigestion.
Just send nsme todsy for this Fr Pok
to DR. E. E. PADDOCK, Box OB 101,
Kansas City, Mo.
Monoay, a big time and labor
saving "Hoosier" Kitchen Cabi
net with sliding front doors,
large aluminum top, bread board,
spice cannisters, flour and sugar
bin and all those other exclusive
"Hoosier" 'features, that is a dis
continued factory pattern, will be
placed on sale, at .
$42.50
Roomy Cedar Chests Made
of Tennessee Ked Cedar with
carved front and big bag of
cedar chips;
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$12.75
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Stately Chifforobe Built of
solid golden oak with tall
wardrobe, roomy drawers
and hat com- tf?Q7 ElY
partment; price V tOU
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