THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, TANTTATtY 20, 1901.
Great Sale of
Ladies' and Misses'
Ready-Made Dresses
at $1.50
Great Sale of
Children's Dresses
at 98c and $1.50
mmm MM W Wt 'n nuiji, 1 1 BMP BH WH
Clearing Sale of Cloaks, Suits, Waists, Furs, tc.
50c Petticoats for 10c
1,000 outing flannel pet
ticoats, cqtru Ioiik mid full, with
yoko bands, embroidered scal
loped bottoms, y"y
clearing ealo 1 1T
price I 1 Wj
(on Hocond floor). .
$1.50 Petticoats 39c
800 metal iq no Btrincd
Batcon pcttlooatfi, rudlod and
I)lultod. every one ft $1.60 fklrt,
clean nj; nlo
prlco,
2nd floor . . . .
39c
Jacket Prices Slashed
Jackets that liavo
been selling all
the season for
$5.00 and $6.00.
for ,
Ladies' $10.00
Ladies' fine .Jackets in kerseys, golfs, coverts, etc
lined, storm collars, in all shades, L
all Bizes, $10.00 values clearing salo
price
Automobiles and Newmarkets worth from
$17.50 to $30.00, on Sale for $9.50.
This lot comprises garments
materials, in all colors, some
Our Bpecial price hardly covers the cost of tf)50
$30.00 values all go at
BOARD WALKS FOR FUEL
ImproTident Familial Confiscate Much of
tho Oitj'i Lumber.
AUTHORITIES ARE AROUSED TO ACTION
"Wooilcn WiiIUn font (lie Municipality
1. ii rue Sinn of .Money nml Xvt
'I'lii-y Art Iiiriilmtcirn of
DiiiiitiK Still.
Tlio 200 miles of wooden Eidownlks which
lino tho outlying streets of tho city aro
furnbhlng fuel to mnny families and caus
Idr tho Hoard of Public Works unit tho
city engineer uu endless amount of trouble.
Under tlio present chartor n wooden wnlk Is
tho only sort which enn bo ordered on n
street which bus not been brought to grade.
Tho city engineer Is nnxioua to secure
changes In tho charter which will mako It
possible to order teniDorary sidewalks of
elndcrs, maendum or soino other Inexpensive
material which cannot bo carried awny.
ItriiiilrtTH Art iSim,
"Our repair gaugs aro kept busy all the
tlmo in replacing boards which havo been
htolen from walks. In districts which havo
no police protection :i board walk cannot
bo kept in good condition. Nearly nil tho
damage suits brought ngainst tho city aro
tho result of nn alleged accident on a walk
which has been ruined by thieves." said
AsBUtnnt City Knglneer (leorgo W. Craig.
"Tho council must offer the wooden walks
Homo protection and 1 expect to urgo the
counrilmuu to offer i lnrgo reward for the
nrrest and conviction of persons who make
kindling wood of our wnlks.
''Within tho last few weeks wo havo put
walks In good repair only to bo notitied n
fow days later that boards nro missing and
that somebody hud a fall on tho very walk
Wake Up
Your Liver
Take one of Ayer's Pills
each night for a few nights. v
They will act gently, slowly,
and certainly on the liver.
The brain will clear up, and
that great load of depression
will roll off from your nervous
system.
" I always keep a box of
Ayer's Pills on hand. There
is no pill their equal for a liver
regulator. Longago they cured
me of liver complaint and
chronic constipation." S. L.
Spellman, Columbus, Ohio.
25 cents a box.
If your druggist cannot upply you,
rill mail you a box direct from thin of
we
office
upon receipt of the price, is cents. Ad.
UfCBI, J V" A IBM WU
Ladies' $5 & $6 Jackets, $1.00
Did you ever hear the equal of this
valued Thoso are odd lots and
broken sizes, to be sure, but the re
duction ib far out of the ordinary.
Come and choose from the largo as
sortment of cheviots, bouclo, otc.
$100
Jackets, $2.75
made of all the newest
braided and fur trimmed.
which wo put lu good condition. This is
especially true of tho extreme western por
tion of the city.
"In Ambler place, Monmouth Park, Clif
ton Hill nnd Wnlnut Hill wo havo had con-
KMcrabln trouble. Walks havo been wired
nnd every effort has been made to keep
them In condition, but axes nnd hatchets
mako short work of wlro and pry boards
out of place regardless of bow well they
have been nailed down.
ConIsj IIIk Money.
"Last year $15,000 was expended In re
pairing wooden walks. In spite of this ex
penditure tho walks were in but littlo hot
ter condition nt tho end of tho year. There
is no limit to tho omount of money that
can bo thrown away In trying to keep sub
urban walks In good repair.
"Property owners aro continually object
ing to tho expense of keeping wooden wulks
In condition, nnd contend that their walks
wcro in good repair and needed no atten
tion. They do not understand that much
of tho expenso Is made necessary by wood
thlove3."
GETS PERMIT TO HOLD FIGHT
Mnyor I'lt'lM'limnnii of Clnrlnniitl
(Jlvci OIHi'lnl Sane! Inn Jcffrlrc
Uuhllii Jin tell.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 23. Mayor Julius
FJelsehmann today granted tho Saengerfest
Athletic association n permit to hnvo two
sparring matches at tho Saengerfest build
ing on February 15, ono of ten roundB nnd
ono of twenty. Tho committee today called
on tho mayor and presented Its plea that
tho permit bo Issued nt once. Tho mem
bers stated that In view of tho light being
made against tho proposed contest between
Jeffries and Kuhlln to nld in lifting tho
Saengerfest debt, they did not think that
It was Just to them that the mayor should
withhold his permit until two days beforu
the light was scheduled to como off.
Tho committeemen Informed tho mayor
that If a light were to bo mndo In tho
courts against tho contest It should bo
done at once. They asserted that tho con
tracts for remodeling tho Saengcrfeslt hall
had been let nnd the work was ready to bo
pushed when the permit was grunted. Tho
mayor said that ho had not boforo bad
theso views presented to him. Ho ad
mitted their forco and nt once Issued tho
permit.
THEY'RE MARRIED AFTER ALL
Jinny .1 cm lull ('million Who ThoiiKUt
'I'll emu el vch IHviirrnl llnvc I u
lilenatint A wnkrnliiK.
CHICAGO, Jan. 23. According to testl.
mony given beforo Justice Dooley today by
ft Jewish tailor named Stelnfeld, hundreds
of couples lu Chicago, und especially resi
dents of tho Uhelto, are Uvlng apart In
tho belief that they havo been legally di
vorced. Stelnfeld wns nrrested for wlfo
abandonment after his wife liad discovered
that tho legal-looking document which they
both had signed under tho Impression that
It divorced them was Invalid. Tho docu
ment was Issuctl by a locnl banker, real
estate agent, proprietor of deposit vaults
and an assistant to a Judge of tho circuit
court and bears his notarial seal. Judgo
Dooley refused to recognize tho document
nnd tho case was continued. Complica
tions among tho ahctto residents aro ex
pected to result, as under tho impression
that they were I6gally divorced many aro
raid to havo resumed now family rela
tions. I, out lii ii Mini- for u WocU.
SCUANTON. Pa . Jan. 23.-John .ylan
kits, u young coal miner, who disappeared
last Saturday after working for n wcik In
the Orcen ltldgo slope, this city, wns lound
today crouched among n lot of "gob" nllicl
In one of the headings, chattering and act
ing llko a mad man. The man was "cry
much exhausted from his terrlblo experi
ence and could give no Intelligent account
of how ho became lost In the mine.
., silk
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A7e are clearing out our entire stock of cloaks, suits, waists, furs, etc. Every garment
T 1 must be sold positively no restrictions. We cannot impress upon you too strong
ly the importance of this sale. More statements cannot arouse the enthusiasm that the values
would If you could son them. Wo otnto with emphasis that they arc 'wuy beyond llio ordinary. Some goods tiro marked Less
i'hnit One. Fourth Their Former belling Price. Grasp the slunllleaneo of thoso facts, study carefully the prlco quotations
mid cnnsldor tho conditions of the sn'.o. You'll surely uttond, and to uttend moans to buy, for tho values nro Irresistible.
Ladies' Suits and Costumes, worth
from $5 to $12.50, on Sale Saturday
at 9 o'clock sharp at $1.50.
wool materials,
$17.50 Tailor
Made of very
in all colors,
eluding Eton,
fitting effects, Tlio
aro tnffctu lined, fcltlrta
1 made with new Inverted
plait buck, $13 nml 17.50
values, un Halo for
$1 r'50
1
effects, with now llaro skirts, now L'Aiglon gilt and braid trimmed,
very choice and handsome materials, new colors. These are nearly
all full taffeta silk lined, $27.50
Children's and Misses' Dresses, worth up to
$7.00 each, on Sale Saturday at 9
O'clock at 98c and $1.50.
The greatest
X 1IC
98
Immense lots of Children's Jackets,
Infants' Long Cloaks, Eidsrctown Cloaks,
Clearing Sale Price
AUCTIONS OF REAL ESTATE
Omahfc Exchange to Try a New Method of
Transferring Property.
FIRST SALE TAKES PLACE NEXT WEEK
rian linn I.oiik Hern l'mi'llccd In
Southern Cltlcn nml Hum ApiiriMiil
of IH-iilet-H Who llnvc I ii -ventlKntvil
It.
At the next meeting of tho Heal Kstate
exchange, Wednesday noon, a novel method
of selling property will bo Introduced In
Omuha. It is tho auction plan. While
tho Idea is n now ono In this part of the
country, It has been In voguo for mnny
years in tho southern cities, and Omaha
real estate agents who havo had dealings
Omaha Realty
It Is significant that tho rcncwnl of ac
tivity In tho real estnto market of Omaha
comes with tho opening of tho new century.
It may bo bald that ctery clnss of property
In Omaha Is In a better condition today,
from tho Investor's standpoint, than It has
been since the hard times set In n deeado
ago. Tho Heal Kstato exchange Includes
over sixty members, Including mnny of the
most progressive of Omaha's cltliens. They
aro, moreover, men of high character and
Integrity nnd Omaha may well bo proud
that its property interests aro entrusted to
their eare. Ono agent, speaking not long
ago of present conditions, declared that tho
year 1001 would certainly sco tho beginning
of stablo values. All of the foreclosed prop
erty has been cleared off nnd. except lu a
few scattering rases, sales will bo mado in
future on a sound basis. Prices aro still
low, but every building that goes up whllo
rents uro as high as at present Increases
tha valuo of every remaining lot. There Is
now a largo demand for wholesale, retull,
rcsldcnco and ncrcago property. Many
deeds aro now being talked of and there Is
every probability, according to present Indi
cations, of almost a boom In building dur
ing tho present year.
Iteliullillnu the (lid Oninlin.
Many cottages und small dwelling houses
last year passed through a process of re
construction. Heal cstnto men ray that so
much has been dono In this way since 1 ho
exposition that there Is now littlo prop
erty which Is not In proper ehapo for rent
ing, except In tho most undcslrnblo loca
tions. Kxact figures aro hard to obtain. Permits
wcro issued by tho city for tho Improve
ment of 311! buildings In 1900. This number
Is not so largo as tho number of new ones
erected, but a real estuto man said yes
terday In this connection: "You may safely
assumo that tht number of enses whoro Im
provements have been mndo Is doublo tho
number shown by tho permits. Cottages
and Hats that went up In tho days when
a real estate olllco was a busier place than
It Is now wcro often constructed with but
littlo thought for tho comfort or convenl
enco of tho tenant and many of theso have
been occupied nt a very low rental md
havo been gradually allowed to fall Into de
cay. Tho, Income has been barely suffi
cient Wr pay taxes and the tenants have
been of an undesirable class. The growth
of the city, which has brought about the
erection of a largo number of new houses
during tho last few years, hns Induced many
owners of old properties to renovate and
modernize them,"
In a few cases this ha meant pulling
This immense lot consists of 200
Made Dresses (skirt and waist) many
tailor made and some trimmed with silk
and braid. They come in all sizes, all
plain, chocks and plaids, on sale
Made Suits $0.75
choice materials,
nowesi styles, in
$20 Tailor Made Suits $9.75
Golf or Pedestrian Suits, made
of kersey, gols back all wool
materials, heavy pebble chov
Int l,-.llnn 4nntfnf
single and tight
jackets
675
bllrt handsomely
every garment
tailored. $17.50
values, at
For $27.50 and $30 Tailor Made
lined Tailor Made Suits, now Eton, blouse
and 30 values, at $12.50.
bargain ever offered in
Misses' Dresses. Iheso aro all new styles "0
in plain and colored flannels, fancy fa P I -JvJ
brics, plaids and checks, in all sizes, many M 1
of them worth 7.00 choice USc and $1.50.
In Now Orleans and other southern cities
hnvo been so favorably Impressed with the
method that they have decided to Introduce
It nt home.
Tho plan Is to plnco nil business Into tho
hands of brokers, both tho buying and Bell
ing. When a nleco of land Is listed for
salo nt auction prospective buyors will bo
shown tho property by brokers who nre
members of tho exchange. Tho prlco
agreed upon, tho broker uttonda tho sale
and bids tho nmotint decided upon. The
sales will take place once n week, nt the
conclusion of tho Wednesday luncheon at
tho Commercial dub rooms. For tho Ini
tial salo A. P. Tukcy has offered a lot In
Ilcmls Pnrk. This lot Is without reserve
nnd the lot will go to tho highest bidder.
UcntcTM Kmlorxi I'lnii.
At first only members of tho exchange
will be admitted to the ior of tho mar
ket, but as soon us tho plan is established
Investors will bo invited to attend the
sales. Tho nlan has tho endorsement of
nil real cstnto dealers In tho city nnd Is
oxnected to do away with much of the
down tho old places entirely and rebuild
ing, but where u real estnto agent will
tell of one demolition ho can cite u doen or
more cuscs where, by tho expenditure of a
small sum, tho Income from tho property
has been greatly enhnnced.
For example: Ono of the best known
men in Omaha owns a good bunch of tho
rheapor class of house properties, scat
tered nbout, in different parts of tho city.
Last spring ho decided that It was not
good enough to be gottlng nn nverago of
only about $3.30 n month from ench of his
thirty tenancies, nnd ho authorized his
agent to expend a littlo money so as to
mako his properties accommodate a larger
number nnd a better clnss of tenants. In
six months ho has expended between $700
and $S0O, but whereas his rent books showed'
nn incomo of $174 for tho month of June
last year, tho nmount received from the
very sumo tenancies for December was
$278.05.
Henry 1). Payno, who Is In charge of
theso properties, snys his client will spend
several hundred dollars moro beforo ho Is
through, as bo intends to have them all
In tho best possible condition, putting In
everything In tho way of modern Improve
ments that a tenant can wish for.
Many bouses hao been hard to rent In
the past by reason of their location. Just
now tho housemovers arc as busy as they
havo ever been. II. (5. 'Wallnco Is moving
In seven houses from Central park nnd
Omaha Heights, modernizing and renovating
them, for nn eastern client, nnd he has
found that n Judicious expenditure of $300
or $000 enables him to get a rental of $10
or $12 on North Twenty-fourth street In
placo of $3 or $5.
"If I had a hundred houses that aro not
bringing nnywhero near a fair rental at
present, either by reason of their con
dition or their location," said Mr. Wallnco
n day or two ago, "I could fix them up as
I am doing theso nnd rent them to good
tenants Immediately."
K per I in tnl JiU'llon.
Lot IS, block 2, In tho replat of Ilemls
park, as shown In the advertising columns
of last Sunday's Bee, Is to bo nuctloned
nt tho weekly meeting of tho Ileal Estnto
exchango next Wednesday noon.
Only members of the exchango will bo
permitted to bid and tho lot will go to
tho highest bidder. Members may bid on
behalf of clients, and In any caso will bo
entitled to a regular agent's commission.
This auction will bo an experiment. Tho
plan has been talked of for some tlrao past
and there Is much Interest among the mem
ladies' and misses' Ready
na misses jk.
$15
O
at
Btllched, fh"7F5
perfectly
nml $20
Suits - Ladies' silk
and stylish tailored
Children's and
Long Cloaks,
$1.50.
"scalping" which has been practiced In
tho past. As soon as tho plan has proven
Its merit tho rules of tho exchange will be
amended to cover tho case, making It a
cause for expulsion from tho club for n
member to mnko a bid tho terms of which
ho cannot fulll'l, or making n bid not bona
lido.
Under tho new plan there will bo no In
crease In the commissions of tho dealers,
tho broker who represents tho buyer re
ceiving no remuneration aside from what
ho may receive from tho broker represent
ing tho person selling tho land. Where
tho owner fixes a prlco below which ho will
not sell this fact is mentioned at the tlmo
of tho auction nnd no bid below that figure
is considered. Whoro property Is Bold with
out reserve and more than three bids nro
received from bona fldo purchasers tho
land will bo sold to the highost bidder.
Constipation leads to liver troublo, and
torpid liver to Ilrlght's disease. Prickly
Ash nittcrs Is n certain cure nt nny stags
of the disorder.
Renewal of Activity and
General Development.
bers of tho exchango as to tho outcome
In many of tho largo cities of the country
It Is customary for sheriffs' sales to be
conducted at tho regular meeting of tho
Heal Kstato exchango and in such cusea
also tho public are, of course, also ad
mitted to tho bidding. If tho experiment
next week Is successful It Is Intended to
havo regular weekly auctions, and on fu
turo occasions tho public will not bo ex
cluded. Tho lot tn bo sold next week Is on grndo
In front, sloping off u littlo In tho rear.
,It Btnnds high nlmoHt as high as any In
Ilemls park, faces west on Thlrty-llfth
tetrcot, between Hamilton street anil La
fayette avouuo. It measures 40x100 feet. If
tho Harney street car lino Is extenedCd
along Thirty-third street, as Is proposed, It
will bo ensy of access.
linin'ovlnt; I.nuiT lliumln Street,
Lower Douglas streot Is likely to undergo
ronslderablo improvement during tho next
year or two. "Tho lino of respectability,"
said an old Omnha resident recently, "has
been gradually pushed further west on this
street, nnd It Is tlmo something wero done
to put a check to the present tendency."
Within a year nn Importont step In this
direction will be taken. Tho old two-story
brick structure at tbo southwest corner of
Fourteenth nnd Deuglas will bo pulled
down, nnd a four-story building of moro
modern design will take Its place. Tho new
building will front onto Douglas street nnd
In the rear will bo two or perhaps threo
small stores facing Fourteenth street. Tho
Douglas street front will bo occupied by
ono of the railroad companies, nnd this
will at onco raise tho tone of tho neighbor
hood. Tho second and third stories of tho
building will bo used for offices, nnd It Is
Intended thnt tho top Moor shall contain
two good halls.
Frank H. Kcnnard, who owns the rnrner.
has been Intending to rebuild for some tlmo
pnst, as tho old structure has outlived lit
usefulness. Ho Is now waiting only until
the present tcnncles expire, which will be
about tho end of tho year.
Wiint 0 111 nil n WfirriuitM,
An Inquiry wns received In Omnha yes
terday from a Wall street firm for $3,000
of Omaha's general fund warrants. Theso
warrants bear 7 per cent Interest, and tho
New York buyors will tnko them at a pre
mium of 1 per rent, so that they will net
nbout C per cent on tho purchaso price II
they run for tho full year- In tho event
thnt tho warrants aro called In beforo tho
year Is up the loss will fall on the purchasers.
6.98 Silk Waists for
100 Taffeta Silk Waists, corded,
hemstitched, embroidered, all of them
this season's goods, light and dark
colorings, every one guaran (L- err
teed a s?0..)8 waist, clear k I xjy
ilig sale price
$1.00 Flannel Waists for 25c.
In order to close out all of our
f?l. 00 Flannel Waists, black and colors,
wo ofler you the choice
for
Second Floor.
Furs at
$25.00 and' $27.50 Fur
Jackets for $10.00
Astrakhan and Electric Seal
Jackets, made of fine selected
skins, lined with guaranteed satin
lining. These garments are 2t
inches long, guaranteed this sea
son's at j lo. newest shapes, an un
usual opportunity to secure a
high grade gar
ment at a nom
inal figure,
25.00 and 27.50
values, for
10
$7.50 Fur Collarettes for $2.50
Fine Fur Collarettes Made of Kleclric Seal,
Astrakhan, Moutllon, Near Marten, etc., plain and com
binations, lined with heavy
trimmed with tails, they
to 7. 50, your
Saturday for.
$7.50 Plush
These Capes aro made
Plush, 30 inches long, full
Jur, very good quality lining, extra Oft
linniTi, .indCiml., C'T fin .,.,1.,,.. U... 1 - O
iiuaiiu nu iu tut;.
Saturday's Snaps
Durlug this great ten-day salo wo havo galh-red together n largo lot of
desirable furniture pieces, a few of which we describe and prlco herewith es
pcilally low for Saturday.
Cost price on some, Icbs than cost on others, but they are given to mako
now acquaintances for this storo. Wo want to Veep on growing wo would
value your trade.
$30.00 all brass bed, mude with heavy posts and tilling, ten bowl construc
tion, has full bow extended foot, doublo rod lop and bottom very rich, pretty
design for Saturday $1'S.00.
$15.00 Labrary Reference Table, very substantially mado of solect figured
onk, highly hand polished, construction of tho best. Has oval shapo top, two
door cabinet underneath, also shelf special Saturday $8.73.
$21.00 .Mahogany Library Table has ono large drawer and under shelf very
pretty fluted and turned legs Special Saturday at $13.75.
$12.00 India Hush Heceptlon Hull Chair. This very pretty chair comts In
a very popular shndo of green rush. Is made very rich design and Is a suit
able 'chair for hall or parlor. Spoclal for Saturday, $7.25.
$3.75 Onyx and Hrass Stand very protty figured onyx top, Itocro deBlgn,
brnbs top and shelf all llnlshed In tho new gold lncqtier that does not tar
nish. Special for Saturday, $3.00.
$42.00 China Closet, heavy rolonlal design, has ciibluet top, with mirror
back nnd lattice work doors. The entire china closet Is mndo of select figured
quarter sawed oak, highly finished. Has full swell ends special at $29.00.
$18.00 Dining Tnble, round top, CO Inches In dlanieter, made of solect figured
quarter sawed oak, 10 ft. extension, very t-peeinl bargain nt $13.75.
$3.50 Hox Scat Dining Chair hand cane, has French shapo legs, very rich
design, shaped back nnd seat, highly hand polished, special nt, each, $2.00.
90 cent Solid Oak Cnno Seat Dining Chairs, C5 cents.
$1.00 Dining Chairs, solid oak, cane sent, nt R5 cents.
$1.25 Dining Chairs, solid oak, cane seat, nt $1.00.
"Walk in and Look Around."
Store open Saturday evening till 9 o'clock.
Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co.
1414-1416-1418 Douglas Street.
MANHOOD RESTOaEDSK.
tli Vlwlltrr. ttieprrif rlinlon of a'iuiioiii French pliBirlnn, will quIcKIcur you ot tJI
lii'MOuncir iil"ui-f tbe cwirrnllva orcnus, audi na !. Jtunlinoil, In.uiunl.
IiIm In Hit- IJnrh, h.-uilnul Eiullii. Hrrinni Mobility, llmlfia
llallliir.a to Jlui rj, i:suuuallnff Ilrnlna, Varlcorlr nml t'onallpnlloo.
1 1 tu,ii kll liiuita tiy iU or night, f rrvanta qulcknmnut Ulacbart;. which II not Cham m!
ItR'la In HnprniBlnrrhtna and nil thn hnrrnr nf lmiuilni. a'lll.t liKVilplnualh.
llVHr. IhA LliiiiJ.t'.Afi(l tliaurliiurvnrck,.. t all Imnnrltlf.. f'llot.ivui'.i
knd mtoi ei. small wmu oignn.
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OUI'JIH.Mfi '.Ii only kuonii rernwly tu rare without n oicmUcti. KU) ipatMirmta.li. A wrlllan
EuarantaaKlTco aurt monrr ratornfM If iNiitailiiajool effect a perumueal curt. hox.IJor ikta.
mall, hm.t or niMU circular and laattwuslala.
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IMPERIAL CHEMICAL MfO. CO.. 22 W. ZW St.. tiew Yarfc.
Sold by nil druKslstH nnd lmlrdrcsers.
KAY ' S
JlENOVATOIt Invigorates nnd renovates tho
NVHtom. purities and enriches the hlood, cures
the worst dybjurpslu, coiiktlputlon, headache
liver und kidney. onnd$l atdruirglsts, Frio
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,,nP8r'al Hair Regenerator
ttia cli-aneit and moHlaattni; Hair Col.
rXeyA harmlMi aiirl ONK Al'Pl.K'ATION
25c
Half Price
satin, some have tab fronts
" "w j cmiii, iMjiiu; uiivu iiiu iruilip
tails, they range in value up Ji
choice of tho entire lot
Capes for $3.98
of Plain and Crushed Silk
sweep, edged with Thibot
".Man wants hut
Utile here below"
Said u morbiU poet
lonn years lino,
I'm prone to doubt
that ancle nt aae
When I look at The
lice's uveal "Want
Ad" puifo.
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women;
1 FEVP.LE BEANS
(Jrrat monthly
rmulaiorforwo
I m..,i .nnl ,.nM fill 1.
. ul tiibhorn rain relieved In few itaMt tl
at rlhrrman A MrOinnem. Kiitin A Co. anil oilier
dru.'Klnii ur nulled by Llun Uruit cu. liudilo, K Y
