THE 8EMLWEEKLY TRIBUNE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
GAVE UP HOPE
Often Wished For Death to
End Her Misery. Doan's
Effected a Complete and
Lasting Recovery.
"I was helpless with kidney trou
ble," snys Mrs. Ellen Jnnls, 1404 N.
Third St., St. Chnrles, Mo., "nnd be-
gnn to think my enso wus beyond
the rench of medicine. Tho pnlnlnl
my uncle laid me up In bed nnd It
seemed ns If my back
had been crushed. I
couldn't sleep and
was so nervous I
was nlmost frantic.
"Flashes of lire
cn.no before my eyes
nnd the pains In my
head were terrible.
My sight was affected nin.jani
nnd there were large, puffy spots
beneath my eyes.
"How I suffered when passing the
kidney secretions I I screnmed In
agony nnd I often wished I might
die nnd bo out of misery. I hnd
night sweats nnd mornings on get
ting up I was so weak and numb
I could hardly stnnd up. I grew
so pale and cmnclated I looked
Uko death. Doan's Kidney Pills
cured mo completely and I have
been ns well and healthy since as
any woman of my nge."
Get Dou'i at Any Store, 60c a Box
DOAN'S KPTLNxfsY
FOSTER-MILBURN CO- BUFFALO, N. Y.
A Wise Orang-Outang.
Prof. William T. Homndny, tho
noted animal preceptor, cites this In
stance of npe sagacity:
"I once became quite chummy with
nn untrained, caged, mcnngerlo orang
outang by the nnmo of Dohong. lie
was n son of the Jungle nnd Intensely
concerned In matters that cumo Into
ids narrow life. All thnt ho learned
outside of bis Inherited Instincts he
learned himself. His cage contained
a number of horizontal bars attached
f to brackets on which he took consid
erable solemn exercise. One day he
concluded that the bars ought to come
down. Bracing his feet against the
solid wall of the cage, he pulled every
bar from Its fastening and flung It on
the lloor. Larger bars were substi
tuted, which the npe vnlnly tried to
remove. After straining his back In
this futile effort, he walked up nnd
down In his cage nnd was apparently
Intently studying the sltuntlon. Event
ually ho procured the crossbur of his
trapeze and using It for n lever, ho
not only pried every horizontal bar
from Its brackets, but he likewise
pried tho Iron bars of his cage npnrt
so thnt he could stick his head
through the opening nnd satisfy his
curiosity regarding his neighbor in the
adjoining cnga."
Compliments of the Day.
Soldiers have to do their own mend
Ing, when it is done at all, and It ap
pears although few persons would
have guessed it that tho thoughtful
war oillce supplies them with outfits
for thnt purpose. Otherwise, this Joke
would be Impossible.
Everything was ready for kit in
spection; the recruits stood lined up
ready for tho oliiccr, nnd the olllcer
had his hnd temper all complete. He
marched up and down tho line, grimly
eyeing each mnn's bundle of needles
and soft sonp, nnd then he singled out
Private MncTootlo as the man who
was to receive his attentions.
"Toothbrush?" ho roared.
"Yes, sir."
"Razor?"
"Yes, sir."
"Hold-all?"
"Yes, sir."
"Huh I You're nil right, apparently,
jjrowled the ofilcer. Then he barked,
"Housewife?"
"O, very well, thank you," said the
recruit, amiably; "linw's yours?"
Journal of the American Medical As
soclntlon.
Enemy Precautions.
"What did Bill do when you told him
yon wanted hlin to dance at the ger
man?"
"Ho took French leave."
A uoot Cause.
The man wlio would rather be pop
ular than right usunlly winds up by
being neither.
POSTUM
has been
adopted as
the table
beverage
in many a
home be
cause of
its pleasing
flavor and
healthful
nature
THE
KITCHEN
CABINET
It's everybody's business,
In this old world of ours.
To root up all tho weeds ho finds,
And make room for tho flowers.
So that evciy little garden
No matter where It lies.
May look Uko that which God once
mado,
And called It Paradise.
CANNING AND PICKLING.
Tomntoes nnd corn nre two- of our
fnll vegetnhles thnt we never seem to
have too much of
to put Into the cel
lars. Drying corn
Is one of the easi
est ways of pre
serving It, and Is
more general ly
liked when dried
quickly tlinn even
well canned corn.
Pull tho ears, husk and silk nnd drop i
Into boiling water for Ave minutes, re- j
move from the boiling water and dip
Into cold water, drain nnd pull from
the cob nnd place In the drying pans,
or plnce in Jars, adding salt brine,
using a teaspoonful of salt to a pint of
boiling water, to 1111 the Jars to over
flowing. Senl tho Jurs tight, thou turn
back half an Inch, plnce on a rack in u
boiler or other receptacle, cover to tho
depth of nn Inch over the top of the
tullest Jnr nnd cook three hours for n
quart, three hours nnd n half for u
two-quart Jar. Seal on being taken
from tho boiler.
Can or dry nil vegetables or fruits as
quickly as possible after picking. The
slogan today is "An hour from the gar
den to the can." If prime foods are
thus cared for they will be superior
when opened In the winter.
Tomato Canning. Select firm, ripe,
uniformly red tomatoes for canning, of
small size to slip whole into the Jar.
Cover with boiling water until the
skins crack, dip quickly into cold wa
ter, drain and peel, using care to re
move the hard green steiii end and not
to break Into tho seed sacks and lose
the Juice. Pack into sterilized jars
nnd 1111 with, tomato Juice, without n
drop of wnterl ndd n little salt, half a
teaspoonful to each quart, and seal as
for other vegetables. Cover in the
holler with boiling water and cook a
half-hour. Bemove nnd senl tightly at
once. Good rubbers, If the Jnrs are not
sealed too tight, will pass through the
three hours' cooking of corn with
out stretching or looping out from un
der the cover. If this should occur, re
move the rubber, replace with another,
dipped In hot water, and put back to
boll again for a few minutes to be sure
the vegetable has been well sterilized.
We nro asked not to allow anything
to go to waste; If wo do not need It,
It may be placed In reserve for those
who do, ns there surely will be many
As plants convert tho minerals Into
food for animals, so each man converts
some raw material In nuture to human
use. Emerson. '
DISHES WITH CONDENSED MILK.
Condensed milk Is a great conveni
ence nnd n supply may be kept for nny
emergency.
Banana Ice Cream.
Tnke two pint cans of
condensed milk, one
qunrt of wnter, one nnd
one-hnlf cupfuls of
sugar, six bonnnns and
the strained Juice of hnlf
a lemon. Peel nnd wash
the banauns, add the
sugar and lemon julco
and bent to a smooth
paste. Dilute the milk with the wnter
and combine with the other Ingredi
ents. Freeze as usual.
Lemon Sherbet. Strain the Juice of
three large lemons, ndd one nnd one
hnlf cupfuls of sugar, one enn of con
densed milk diluted with water, stir
until the sugar is dissolved and fold
In the benten whites of two eggs.
Freeze.
Spoon Bread. Tnke four tnblespoon
fuls of condensed milk, one cupful of
boiling wnter, one cupful of cornmenl,
two tnblespoonfuls of butter, one tabic
spoonful of sugar and one tablespoon
ful of Hour, three tenspoonfuls of bak
ing powder, n half teaspoonful of salt
and two eggs. Mix the common!, flour,
salt and baking powder together, sift
ing well. Dilute tho milk with tho
wnter nnd ndd the melted butter. Bent
the eggs, separating the yolks and
whites. Add the yolks to the liquid
mixture and combine tho dry Ingredi
ents. Lastly fold In the beaten whites.
Bake In n greased pan 110 minutes.
Creamed Lima Beans. Cook the
beans until tender In salted wnter,
using ns little water us possible. When
tender add two tablespoonfuls of con
densed milk, two tnblespoonfuls of wa
ter, n dnsli of paprika and a tablespoon
ful of butter. Servo hot.
Condensed milk with water may with
various vegetable seasonings bo con
verted Into n cream of anything, soup
In a short while.
There aro some of the condensed
milks which will whip nnd mny thus
he used ns whipped cream for gar
nishes or for pudding snuces. If the
flnvor Is at all objcctlonnbie, It may bo
disguised by adding a strong flavor of
orange or other flavors of strength.
Condensed milk mny bo combined
with vnrious fruit Juices nnd pulps,
making most delicious frozen dishes.
The soups from canned fruit are esjv
rlally nice used with this milk us they
usually have a high ilnvor of their own
which overcomes nnv of the flavor of
the milk.
The world will turn aside to let any
one pass who knows where ho Is Kolng.
David Starr Jordan.
COOLING DRINKS.
These are nlwnys In senson and u
vnrlety to choose from when entertuln
Ing Is nn advantage.
Laureate Mint Punch.
Put Into a punch bowl
two cupfuls of sugar, the
juice of a dozen lemons,
nnd thinly sliced por
tions of six lemons. Set
aside to chill. When
ready to servo add four
cupfuls of chipped Ice
and a cupful of mint
leaves or sprays of mint,
ndd four bottles of ginger ale, stir well
nnd serve.
Chiffonade Tea Punch. Make four
cupfuls of strong tea, let It cool, then
ndd to It the juice uf six lemons nnd
one pineapple cut In fine pieces, one
pound of cherries, cooked, one cupful
of granulated sugnr. Stir until the
sugnr Is dissolved. Add u qunrt of car
bonated water. Pour into n glass pitch
er, put a sprig of fresh mint on the top
nnd pour Into glasses half filled with
chipped Ice. Serve with soft cookies.
Iced Turkish Coffee. Prepnro a
quart of elenr black coffee nnd while
still hot stir In three yolks of eggs
well benten Into two cupfuls of boiling
hot milk. Cook over hot wnter until
thick, using enro not to curdle the egg,
sweeten to tnstc jnd when cold ndd
the stiffly benten whites and one cun-
ful of firmly napped cream. Serve
with straws lj chilled glasses, adding
n teaspoonful of cracked Ice to each,
garnish with a small pyramid of
whipped crensa wlC n cherry on top of
the cream.
Chocolate Sirup. Put six heaping
tnblespoonfuls of graled chocolate Into
a saucepan over the fire, add two ciy
fuls of boiling water; simmer slowly
nnd stir occasionally until the choco
late is dissolved, l!en add four cup
fuls of granulated sugar and stir until
the sugar Is dissolved, then simmer for
five minutes. Strain and ndd two tea
spoonfuls of vnnilla and pour into bot
tles nnd senl. When ready to serve al
low three-quarters of a cupful of cold
milk and two tnblespoonfuls of the
sirup for each glass required. Put
the Ingredients Into a large mason jnr.
well covered, and shake well for threo
minutes, pour Into chilled tumblers and
garnish with whipped cream.
It Is tho best bIbh of a Brent nature
that It opens a foreground, and like
tho breath of morning landscapes. In
vites onward. Emerson.
FROZEN DISHES.
The following nro a few recipes of
Ice crenms which will be a little out
out of the ordinary
Frozen Peaches
Take two quarts
of peaches, one
qunrt of water and
three cupfuls ol
sugnr. Pure, stone
a n d m a s li tli c
peaches. Add sis
broken peach ker
nels to the sugar und water, and boll
live minutes. Strain nnd when coo)
ndd to the peaches nnd freeze.
Plctachlo Cream and Peaches. Cooh
together n pint of milk, one table
spoonful of flour niid-on cupful ol
sugar In a double bolter fifteen
minutes, then add a beaten eg and
cook until it is set. Cool, ndd n pint
of cream, one tnblespoonful of vanilla
and one teaspoonful of almond and
green coloring to that. Freeze und
serve with fresh-chilled sliced peaches
Junket Ice Cream. Take a quart of
luke-warm milk, one cupful of cream
one and n quarter cupfuls of sugar,
one-eighth of a teaspoonful of salt, om
and a half rennet tablets dissolved In
one tnblespoonful of cold water, flavor
with n tubleswoonful of vanilla. Mix
In the order given, pour into u dish and
let stand In a warm plaeo to set,
then freeze in a small freezer, mold
nnd pack In Ice und salt. When serv
ing, garnish with sliced peaches.
Fig Ice Cream. Soak two pounds of
figs over night. Put through n meat
chopper, cover with boiling wafer and
bring to the boiling point. Take a
quart of milk, one pint of cream, one
and u half cupfuls of sugar, boll, add
to tho figs, cool und flavor with any
desired flavoring.
Blackberry Sherbet. Strain the
Juice from u qunrt of preserved bind:
berries, ndd hnlf iih much water ns
Juice, nnd sugnr If not sweet enough.
Add a tnblespoonful of lemon Juice.
Freeze to a mush, then ndd the whites
of two eggs beaten stiff und freeze
hard. Grape Juice, raspberry or any
fruit Julco may be treated in this snmo
way.
So It Seems.
"Women nro not very strong phys
ically." "So they say. Yet a woman con put
tho lid on n Jar of fruit so thut n Her
cules can hardly get It off." kansas
City Journal.
I WHEAT
Honors for Western Canada
Come Year After Year.
At tho recent Soil Products Exposi
tion at Peoria, 111., In a keen contest
for tho coveted first prize for whent,
Western Canada has again carried off
all tho honors. Not only has she won
the first, but also the second nnd third
prizes. These were won by Mr. S. Lnr
combe, of Blrtle, Mnnltohn. In past
yenrs tho Province of Saskatchewan
had the distinguished honor of carry
ing oft the Initial prize.
Harvesting and threshing nre now
completed In Western Canada, nnd
while It Is enrly in the senson to give
exact figures ns to tho nvernge yield
per ncre of whent, outs, barley and
flax it Is safe to assume that tho for
mer will yield about 20 bushels per
ncre. Tho price to tho farmer will bo
about $2.00 per bushel, giving him
$40.00 an ncre of n return. When It Is
considered thnt tho lnnd upon which
this whent Is grown nvernged less than
$30 an ncre, It takes very little figur
ing to arrive ntnn estimate of the
profit there is to the grain grower of
Western Canada. Tho writer knows
where a farmer purchased 100 ncres
of land In tho spring of 1010, broke It
up the snme year, put It In whent In
1017. His crop wns harvested a few
days ago. It yielded 4,800 bushels nnd
ho sold It nt $2.05 per bushel, giving
him $0,840. The lnnd cost him $4,800,
breaking, seeding, seed, cutting nnd
threshing, $1,020. Ills profit wns
$3,120 nfter paying for his land nnd
his costs of improving. He hns now
$3,120 to commence another senson
with n "paid for In full" Improved
farm.
Never has farming offered such prof
itable returns for lnbor as at present
nnd nowhere Is tho largo profit equal
to thnt of the low priced, high yielding
Innds of Western Canada.
There bos been a big rush during
the pnst few weeks of renters and
owners of high priced lands in many
pnrts of tho United States to Investi
gate those 100 proflt reports. No
better senson of tho yenr could bo
selected by anyone desiring to better
their condition and wishing to glvo
Western Cnnada the "once over."
Threshing Is now completed nnd tho
grain being marketed. The weather Ih,
fine nnd will be pleasant for u couple
of months nnd n visit now to person
nlly investigate tho conditions will bo
convincing and profitable. While old
home ties and family associations nre
one of the first considerations In tho
mind of the render, who feels that
the old five or ten per cent return Is
sufllclcnt, It behooves tho modern nnd
progressive fnrmcr ulwnys to be on
the alert to grasp tho opportunities of
the hour. Lnnd In Western Cannda
that Is annually producing n gross re
turn of from $40.00 to $80.00 per acre
Is purchasable at from $15 to $30 per
acre. It can bo seen at a glance that
such values cannot help hut Increase
ns they have done in the older agricul
tural districts of the United States.
The new settler will find himself sur
rounded by same contented nnd pros
perous neighbors. The expense of mak
ing one visit to look Into Western Can
ada's opportunities Is small n special
reduced rate Is available and you owe
yourself a holldny aud a trip mny do
you good. You owo your dependents n
right to better your condition and
Western Cnnnda offers that opportu
nity. Advertisement.
Liquor Control in Bermuda.
Consul Carl U. Loop of Hamilton, re
ports that the Bcrmudn legislature lias
passed a law whereby "during the con
tinuance of the present war tho snlo
or supply of Intoxicating liquor In all
clubs and licensed premises Is prohib
ited between the hours of nine o'clock
at night and nine o'clock on the fol
lowing morning."
How's This?
TVe offer $100.00 for tiny ciiro of catarrh
tliat cannot bo cured by HALL'S CA
VAHItH MISDICINI3. HALL'H CATAIIKH
MI2D1C1NH Ih taken Internally nnd actN
lirotiKli tho lllood on tho Mucoua bur
facoH of tlio SyHtom.
Sclil by drtiKKlstH for over forty years.
Price 7Go. Testimonials freo.
V. J. Chcnoy &, Co Toledo, Ohio.
When to Keep Still.
Nothing in the world adds weight
to n man's words so much as keeping
still when ho has nothing to say.
We meet some people with pleas
ure and part from them with satis
faction. Every woman in Cologne, Ormnny
Is forced to work.
Colorless Or Palf FarfS
n condition which will be greatly
Fi Ciastipatl!i
i Carter's little Liver Pais
( to the ) I Right J
VHealthiesyKr JIYiFlS Ovor Night j
Gsnulnt) - Small Pill
:
I Colnrlefift Or Pall Fa r R H,u"u.y Indicate tho absence of Iron In K
A GUARANTEED REMEDY FOR
roar komit mix wt nitrrxriin bj yonr drnirglit
wlitioiitsnj qnntioii If this retiirdrdoM nntbrnrflt
CTrrrcajnnf A Kill tun, llrnttrlilitl Aattinin. liny
Fever or DlflloiilL llrrnthtntf No muter buff
violent the attack ol obstinate tha caso
ADR. R. SGHIFFMAHII'S V
STHMADOn
In either form (Clnrrlte. l'lpe Milium or rowdtr)
positively glim INSTANT HHMHK In everr cue
and has permanently cured thousands nbo had bren
considered Incurable, after having tried every other
means of relief In vain. 8onrera aro a Honied an
opportunity of availing themselves of this " Money
Mark" guarantee oiler as through parchaslnu from
their own regular Druggist, they are sure their
money will be refunded by him If the remedy falls.
Jou will be the sole Judge as to whether you are
benefited and will set your money back If you are
not, We do not know of any fairer proposition
which weoould make.
R. Schlllmann Co., Proprietors, SI. Paul, Minn.
Bono Surgery Marvels.
A reserve olllcer in tho United
States medical corps who recently re
turned from Great Britain is loud In
his praises of tho work In bone sur
gery being done in British hospitals.
Ho says: "They can take a rib from
n mnn nnd uso It to replace a crushed
bono In his arm. Patients who in
earlier times would have been consid
ered permanently disabled are now
fixed up In n few weeks so that they
can go back to t))0 front. In n single
month, in ono hospital, wo had 1,350
bono cases, and 1,000 of them were
ready nt the end of tho month to go
back and fight again."
Quite Appropriate Motion.
"Thrones aro rocking those dnys."
"Quite right, too. A rocking throne
Is the cradle of liberty."
Need to Be Nagged.
If we were n woman nnd hnd to
live with some men we know we'd nag
them, too.
Ono can't nlwnys Judge a woman's
tnnntc truthfulness ly what sho snys.
Pride Is tho thing a
uses to point with.
political orntor
EATMMFR'Si
In One Pound of
2SMii Itetl E2
Corn Crackers
you get 1 862 calories of food value
in tasty, appetizing and nourishing
form.
Just compare this value with
that of any other ready-to eat food
sold at 1 6c to 1 8r. per lb. You'll
find that you get full moncu's worth
in 1TEN CORN CRACKERS.
Try this splendid new food
now. Your grocer has 1TEN CORN
CRACKERS or can get them for
you quickly.
G-O-O-D EATING
from iirgt to last bite.
Nebraska Directory
otel Castle
632 S. 16th Street
Omaha, Neb.
New, absolutely fireproof.
800 ROOMS
With prtvnto toilet Jl.OOj
with prlrato bath SI.&0.
FREO A. CASTLE, Proprietor
MID-WEST ELECTRIC CO.
1307 Ilarnny St. Omnlin, Neb.
701 Cherry Ht. lies Moines, lu.
ELECTRICAL JOUDCRS
Distributors for Oenoral Klec'rlo 0o. American
lSlectrioC'o.rolpplionis; O. A. Wood i'reserrer Uo.
Vf A good stock of nonoral suppllol, both cities
Amateur Photographers!
wic iiiivr.Loi'i: voun riii.u iMtui!
Print to SMj8M, 3c each; 1frVi to 3MtK,
lo each ; 3).i5!-i ulid punt curdy, So cacti,
s- piioToaiiAPna copied -s
THE ENSIGN FILM CO.
1607 Howard St. Omaha, Nab.
Ldz Feed Grinders
Easy Running SelS Sharpening
Send for circular nnd prices.
Sunderland Machinery & Supply Co.
O in n ha
usually Indlcato the absence of Iron in
tlio blood, -i l t 7 r.i
helped by barter Slm ' ,S
IkawNtV' n Kirajnuuwill
r
r
Nebraska Directory
THE PAXTON
Rooms from tl.00 up single, 78 centii up double.
CAFE, PRICES KEASONAOLB
VAN ARNAM DRESS PLEATIKB
& BUTTON CO.
338.7 Paxton Block Omaha, Neb.
Accordion, knife. Ride, space, box.
HUtiburnt And combination pleat
ing, nemntncninir, picot eiiitinaj,
pi n k I n r, ru ch I n tr.co vert n r but ton a,
all styles and sixes. Price Lht Pres.
REPAIRS
Ploaoo order through your poorest
donlor. Qulokshlpmontsourhobby.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS. OMAHA, NEB.
PLEATING
Done promptly.
BUTTONS
Free price list.
CREAM WANTED
Market vonr cream whom 1 1 will not von tlm most
mnnov The l'lilrnumt Oroamory Company
offers you the benefit of Ita thirty' tour fears nt.
perlenre. llr ahlDDlnff ronrcream to this conrtiiiv
,yon will receWe fall market Taluo In payment;
your check will be sent yon datm you will tare ex
press charges and your cans will bo retained mora
promptly. Tbey guarantee to net yon from too to II. CO
mora per can for your cream than yon can get by
selllnK.lt at home. Hhlptothn nearest Nebraska fac
tory, rstttriss ars Utsltd si Outs, Cral a Onti Irisaa.
GOLD. SILVER and
NICKEL PLATING
lauionnio nuu biivui itkiu ujhuu uvn i ntw
I . i.t.. i i rim, it......
ivaauuauio. un uui wuu imiau .daiui
OMAHA PLATING COMPANY
Established 1888. 70S S. 18th St, Omaha, Nak
Hess & Swoboda
FLORISTS
Special attention to ontstda
orders for floral designs by
mall or oxnress. Quick serrlco
1415 FAUNA SI ST., OMAHA, NEllltABICA
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE
Whan Prints Ar Ordered
Prints 2 WxStt, 3 cents; 2Hx4M, 4 cents
postal card alac, 0 cents, postpaid.
Beaton Photo Supply Co.
1 Btli & Farnam Sts. Omaha. NW
INTEREST PAID
You on all Savings
Wo ul bo loan money on dwellings and business
property. Incorporated In ISU3. Wrltn or call on
us. Under HUpcrvUlon of Btato Uauklnir Dept.
BANKERS' SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
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MONUMENTS
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1210-31 So. 13th Street.
OMAHA, NED.
DOCTORS
MACH & MACH
DENTISTS
3rd Floor PAXTON DLOCK. lClhand ftrnatn
Sts.. OMAHA, llcst ciiulpped Dental tllces
In Omaha, flonnanahlo Prion a. Special
discount to all peoplo living outwldo of Oinaba,
Motel Loyal, Omaha
Take Dodge Street Car From Stations
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
Pnf AoJ$l-00 up without bath.
Ja.ULgo'I gjaso up wm, batn,
Tho Ho tot With a Reputation
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BEST BUYERS"5ELLERS cattix
nors.snEep STOCK YARDS-OMAIlAi
t fy. ITh A Wf and supplies. Largest
&Ur OAKw liouno hi tha nonu All
ti I M I C EJI I H ft Bnstmun Roods. Wo pay re
rilclOlllHU turn poHtnso on nnlslilngr.
THE ROBERT DEMPSTER CO., 1013 Farnam Stroll
Eattman Kodak Co. Omaha, Neb.
: SPORTING GOODS
Athletic Goods, Unsolmll, Tennis, Golf,
Outing Clothing, Cnmpltig Supplies,
Koduks, Flsliink Tnelcle. SEND FOR CATALOG.
THR TOWNSEND GUN CO.
1014 Farnam St. OMAHA. NEB.
FURS J&FkhzSEi
W n H and want font for to supply oor (
Hi . ti na.
fr poblitlitd. It's fr to 1ioiicr.
l'vtirTraillsc ATsulniC., Dvk 18, Usui, A, It,
Auto Electric Service Co. h
formerly Struble A Anderson, Inc.
.1 1 0 S. I Oth St. OMAHA. NED.
Electric Starter Specialists
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OMAHA
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