TITE OMAITA DAILY DEE: RI7NDAY, REFTEMBEIt" 20. 1903.
20
AS EQ1ITABI.F. BUQtlT.
Csaelave o Uioranrt Men from All
Otrr the Stat Amfmhl.
Oage E. Tarbell, second vice president ot
the Equitable Life Insurance company of
New York, who has been making a tour
of the United States, arrived from the
nt In Ma private car Thursday night.
This visit of Mr. Tarbell had bpen U.oked
forward to with happy anticipations for
many weeks. . Nothing had been neglected
to make It a delightful and profitable oc
casion. All the Equitable agents of the
State were Invited the local board of
medical examiner 'was well represents!,
In all, thirty guest aat down to a sump
tuous feast.
Mr. Tarbell devoted his time during the
day Friday to the Interests of tho Ne
braska agency of hl company, pers many
meeting and advising the member! of the
agency force. The most important event
"connected with hi visit was the banquet
at; the Her Grand hotel In the evening,
given by H. D. Neely In Mr. Tarbells
honor. The banquet Itself was ono of the
finest ever given In Omnha, and the In
tellectual treat In Mr. Tarbell's after
dinner speech waa a fitting conclusion to
the splendid occasion. Full of fire-, crisp
and clear-cut In every rentence, eloquent
and strong, the matchless Tarbeil held
rapt attention for over an hour. It was
a great speech on life insurance. The con
viction of all was that they were In the
presence of a remarkable man, one who
could only be eminent among his fellows
In his calling.
Mr. H. D. Neely, the well known and
affable manager for the company In Ne
braska, presided, and In hsi unique and j
happy style, Introduced Mr. Tarbell and
several other speakers who followed with
short addresses. A notable feature In Mr.
Tarbell's address and of the others was
the expression of the highest respect and
deepest regard for Mr. Neely, who was
certainly In the midst of his friends. Mr.
William Henry Brown, local cashier, who
has been In the cashier's office of the com
pany for twenty-three years at various
points In the United State?, was an equal
recipient In tributes of friendship ant es
teem from his closest business associates.
It was an Inspiring occasion ,for the Ne
braska agency. Every man present vai
convinced that his was the greatest busi
ness In the world, that his success was
simply his capacity for hard and honest
work, which alone make great achieve
ments possible. Mr. Tarbell is one of the
most conspicuous examples In the United
8tates of the possibilities for a self-made,
self-confident, untiring, determined man,
Mr, Tarbell was accompanied by his
wife and children, Miss Louise and Mr.
Swift Tarbell; Miss Anna L. Amendt, C. A.
Currah and Edward Schmidt. The ladles
of the party were entertained for dinner
In the evening by Mrs. H. D. Neely, at
the palatial new residence of the Neclys,
in Walnut Hill. After the banquet the
entire party repaired to their car at the
Union station whence they left at 7 o'clock
on Saturday morning for Des Moines.
OJIB PARE! FOB TUB HOI AD TRIP.
Chicago Centennial,
Chicago, 111., Sept. 2G-October 1, 1903.
The Chicago Great Western railway will
on September 26. 27 and 28, sell tickets to
Chicago and return at the above rate. These
tickets are good returning until October 6,
Inclusive. For further particulars inquire
of George F. Thomas, General agent,
Omaha National bank building.
AK-SAR-BEN IX.
Jlost Pirasant and Qraclous of Kings
Ruler of ths Seven Cities
of Cibola.
, OMAHA'S PATRON SATRAP
He of the MUMjr Ha41e-nd Wide
reaching; Fatroltlsm Here fop
Coronation,
The first ten days of brown October will
be bright with electricity and pagaent.
The great Ak-Sar-Ben IX will make Ma
triumphal entry and receive his crown.
No more gracious monarch ever graced a
throne or cut a cornstalk. No patron
nalnt of the Mediterranean brought more
benefit-lent gifts to a city. Serene and se
cure, he wl!l sit on his throne and his peo
ple will rejoice as they never rejoiced be
fore. He of the Mighty Hustle has driven
lethargy. In attention, sordid selfishness
and want of public spirit from the midst
of the people. In their stead he has In
stituted the Order of Welcome, the
FELLOWSHIP OK THE! GLAD HASD
and the Independent Order of Workers for
the Common Good. Unity, aggressive co
operation and fealty to the Interests of
tho city and state have, driven pessimism,
selfishness and Indifference Into hiding. Of
the 1.52S active Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben,
three-fourths are of Insurable age. One
half are married men. All are business
hustlers. Many of them are absolutely
without life Insurance. Others are carry
ing on!y temporary indemnity. It Is hardly
necessary to advise these wide awake peo
ple that life insurance la quite as essential
as fire Insurance as an element of business
econom;'.
THE II ANKERS RESERVE LIFE
Is an Omaha institution. It Is two years
younger than Ak-Sar-Ben. It has nearly
twice as many members. It continues In
business throughout the round year, al
ways pushing, growing, extending. Every
dollar of surplus and all its reserves are
concentrated In Omaha, where Is Its home
ofjlce. The day is not distant when this
aggressive young Omaha organization will
have more money within its custody and
control than the largest of -our national
banks. Within ten years from this year
of our Lord the Bankers' Reserve Life
company will be a $30,000,000 Llfo company
and wll! be enjoying a premium Income of
over $1,000,000 per annum.
d. it. nonisox, president
of the Bankers' Reserve Life company is
a loyal Knight of Ak-Sar-Ben, as he has
for twenty years been a loyal citizen of
Omaha. He Invites Individual Knights to
reflect upon the value of a great Life com
pany to Omaha. A brief consideration of
the subject will show that no other single
enterprise In Omaha can be so useful to
the city. Mr. Roblson thinks the Knights
of Ak-Sar-Ben who require additional in
surance should take It in the Bankers" Re
serve Life, if upon investigation they find.
as they must find, that this Omaha insti
tution is up-to-date, aggressive, safe and
liberal.
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HUM sJUX.Hf
..SOEVER BEFOiR!
A. O. U. W., Attention!
.AH members of the Omaha lodges are re
quested to be at Twentr-fourth and J
treets, South Omaha, at 7:45 p. m., Monday,
September 21, to escort supreme and grand
lodge offlcers to A. O. U. W. temple and
participate In dedication services.
C. W. MILLER, Pres.
In a letter received yesterday by the An-deraen-MUlard
company' from Mr. Clarke
Powell, who started last Monday with tho
Cadillac auto for Neltgh, Neb., to attend
the Nellgh carnival, which Is being held this
week, he states that after a hard trip
through mud and water he nnally reached
Nellgh on Wednesday and waa received
with a hearty welcome by the throngs of
people who are in attendance at the carni
val.
Mr. Powell says that the Cadillac is creat
ing quite a sensation at Nellgh and that
prospects for sales In that part ot the coun
try are very flattering.
Medical Collea-e Onenlnar.
The Omaha Medical college, medical de
partment of the university of Nebraska,
will open its twenty-first session on Tues
day evening September 22, at ths college
building, Twelfth and Pacific streets. Prof.
Henry B. Ward of the university and dean
of the College of Medicine Will be present,
and Prof. Donald Macrae. 1r.. of Pound!
Bluffs, will deliver the opening address to
me students. Regular lectures will com
mence Wednesday morning, the 23d.
jfTITO'''alw''l',M-'iWTi'!ii'-'fw
Homo Visitors' Excursions ,
To Indiana, western Ohio and Louisville.
Ky., via the Missouri Pacific railway at
greatly reduced rates. Tickets on sale Oc
tober 6, good for return within 80 days from
date of sale. For further Information call
or address Thomas F. Godfrey, Passenger
and Ticket agent, S. K. corner Fourteenth
and Douglas streets, Omaha. Neb., or H. C.
Townsend. G. P. & T. A. St. Louis, Md.
Single tickets for the services st Tempi
Israel, Twenty-fourth and tllarney streets,
for ths holidays, September 21 and 22 and
October I and 2, can be obtained at Mandel.
pera s. nixieenin ana r irnum: Moritm u
fr's cigar store and at Sachs Bros., 228
guth Fourteenth street.
"Strongest in the World," the Equitable
Life Assurance society. Its nollcies are
tight drafts at maturity. 8e H. D. Neely,
manager. Merchants National Bank Bid.
Omaha, Neb.
'Latest Myles In Ladles' Suits. Cloaks,
Skirts WJiia. Bilk Petticoats. Wrappers,
Bain Coats. Millinery, etc. Cash or credit.
People's Store, 16th and Farnam.
Douglas Printing Co., lu Howard. Tsl
Chicago Laundry Rest work. Tel. 205.
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A shapely foot can easily be turned
Into deformity by 111 fitting shoes, but
buy shoes that are worth' of the name
hoes that are built by skill and
rain shoes that combine form, style,
durability and comfort.
Onimod On-a-f.lan
gives satisfaction..
Always
$3.50 3$2.50
Regent Shoo Go.
209 So. 15th St.
No Other Place
On Earth
Can you save (4c as easy as you can
here. Our men's $3.00 shoes are
really $3.60 values, as values go
around Omaha, i
Box calf, with single or double
soles.
Vlcl kid, with heavy single solo.
Three different lasts the medium,
full round and wide toe.
We will be as willing to give you
your money back as we are to take
It if you find these shoes unsatisfac
tory, i
Why should you go elsewhere and
pay 13.60 when you can get it here
for $3.1)0?
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
14 W Farnam Street.
Omaha's Up-to-Dat Shoe House,
isseseseseesbe
Paint Brush Sale
Closes Monday
Our Paint Brush sale at 16th and Dodge
will close MONDAY. After that any
brushes left may be seen at our ware
house, rear of 1514 Dodge,
REMEMBER these brushra were pur
chaaed from the MIDLAND PAINT &
GLASS CO. at one-fourth their wholesala
value and are being sold by us at curre
spondlngly low prices.
They are the very best brands made
JOHN ' wiunisu ana 1iU.nui 3
KLK1NLE ft CO.
Painters will do well to lay In a year
nr two's supply, as this Is the chance of a
IH'etlrae. '
$1.60 4V In. black bristle wall brush.... 75c
40c 3-in. common paint brush fur 25c
yc 2u.-ln. Hines' Delight for ..lie
Tie Painters' dusters for 3So
11.00 Dictator varnish brush, for 50c
tl. 60 Long, white bristle stucco brush.. 75c
11.75 Long, white bristle stucco brush.. 85c
65c Window brushes for &c
t-gross lot, round paint brushes, worth
10c, 16o and 20c. for.. 6c
10-gross lie lH-tnch black paint
brushes for 8c
6-gross 15c 2S-lnch black paint
brushes for sc
60c 3Vi-tnoh Jew! I paint brush for 35c
MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Subject to
. stock on hand.
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Hare we been able to offer such big
values at such low prices. Carloads of
standard, honestly made stoves and
ranges bought direct from factories at
discount figures, enables us to put our
prices where high-grade goods cost
you no more than the ordinary.
GENUINE
SIIIm Round Oaks, Garlands and
tiauiani nomc iiase uurnurs
and Soft Goal Heaters
SPECIAL 8ALE PRICES NOW ON
STEKL RANGES Heavy
f Of 1 cold rolled steel, asbestos Un-nrt fir
h h lng. dupkx state, pouch feed, J I 'L
OAK STOVES-Flrst-class
soft coal beaters made
from heavy steel nickel
trimmed, up from
Oil Heaters $3 75 up Mr Tights $2-45 up
EVERYTHING IN HARD WARE. MECHANICS' TOOLS. MANTEL8,
GRATES, TILE, FIRE PLACE FIXTURES.
STOVES AND RANGES SOLD ON PAYT1ENTS.
Milton Rogers & Sons Go.
I4TH AND HARNEY STREETS.
aatsii
22
Estjb'Ubed
far years.
RELIABLE
0 DENTISTRY
KO
RELIABLE DENTISTRY
SAVES PAIN AND
MONEY.
"llV OLD RELIABLE, ACCl'BATK, PAINLESS, EXPERT DENTISTS.
STUDENTS. SKILLED SPECIALISTS IN EACH DEPARTMENT.
Beware of Jealous, Idle, sorehead dentists and dental Soc's, who have lost their
business and have tried to run ours. They tried to bluff us out. passed around and
took up a collection, and with all their working, blowing, lying and bluffing we
beat them We have stood the test. Our record Is acknowledged to be the cleanest
md greatest in the west-10.000 PATIENTS IN THE LAST TWENTY MONTHS.
Jo Hava Got tha Business and Here to Stay Its a Com-
oleta Victory for the Union.
UNTIL OCT. 10-
j CROWNS, from . .52.85
.f OF TEETH, pair .....-....$2.00
dJMINUM, from.. .. -$8,00
fiLLIHSS, from 25c
TEETH EXTRACTED FREE.
WORK GUARANTEED TEN YEARS. Incorporated under state law. Consult the
professors free. Graduate dentists will be admitted to our fall course. Our methods
make the crowning, filling and extracting of teeth a pleasure.
We make loose teeth tight, stop bleeding ruaa and treat all dlaea.es of
the month.
If you have heavy plates or plates that don't fit, get one of our non-breakable, dou
ble suction, patented non-Irritant plates. Call early and avoid the rush. We are al
ways crowded. The people are for the Union and against combine or trust den
tists, Bs sure you are In the right place.
The Celebrated DR. WORSTER,
TERROR TO THE DENTISTS, IS HERE.
nion Dental College
OF PAINIESS DENTISTRY.
OPEN DAILY TILL . SUNADV TO 4.
1522 Douslaa
Rubber Goods
Good weather for thoni but our sale all
this week beats the weather, even. Talk
about SPECIAL SALES. CLEARING
SALES, SACRIFICE SALES. CHAL
LENGE SALES, BANKRUPT SALES, etc.,
etc.; they are not in it with this one. No
such prices were ever mado before any
where us we are now making on
SYRINGES, WATER BOTTLES, FOUN
TAIN SYRINGES eic THESE PRICES
ARE LESS THAN MANY DEALERS ARE
PAYING AT WHOLESALE. ADD lBo TO
THESE PRICES FOR POSTAGE IF
WANTED BY MAIL THIS WEEK
ONLY.
2-qt. White water bottle S3o
Srqt. White water bottle 45c
2- qt. Diamond fountain syringe- 40o
3- qt. Diamond fountain syringe 48o
4- qt. Diamond fountain syringe 64c
2- qt. Imperial fountain syringe 45c
3- qt. Imperial fountain vyringo 55c
2- qt. Impel ial syringe and water bottle.. 75o
3- qt. Imperial syringo and water oottle..85o
4- qt. Imperial syringe and water ottle..9oc
Think of It a combination syringe und
water bottle, 75c.
J-qt. heavy, slate color water bottle. ...60o
5- qt. heavy, slate color water bottle 70c
4- qt. heavy, slate color water bottle 0c
2-qt, slate fountain syringe, "Pearl" 7"o
5- qt. slate fountain syringe, "Pearl".... 85c
4-qt. slate fountain syringe, "Pearl".... 95c
2- qt. siate combination, "Harvard". ...$1.00
3- qt slate combination, "Harvard".... 1.25
4- qt. slate combination, ' Harvard"... i 1.40
2- qt. extra rapid flow fountain, "Hos
pital" 75o
3- qt. extra rapid flow fountain, "Hos
pital" 86o
4- qt. extra rapid flow fountain, "Hos-
. pltal" 95o
11.00 "Venetian" rapid flow, red rubber,
extra fanry, holds 3 quarts, for 11.50
COc Yale bulb syringe 25o
lut atomizer full sise and gunranteed SSo
THESE PRICKS ARK RIGHT SO ARKS
THE GOODH. THIS WFTCK REMEMBER.
MAIL ORDEFS FILLED.
ALWAYS OPEN.
SCEMEFER'S SKqb
r-wn Phones T47 and 79T.
lOlla atad Clilcniro Streets. Omaha.
REPAIRS
in stock for all makes of
Furnnce, Steam and Hot
- Water Heaters,
STOVES AND RANGES,
' REPAIRS .
Water Founts
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS
Tel. 960.
1207 Douglas St
Herman l mm
DO GO
Agents for Sherwin-Williams Paints,
Cor. 16th and Dodge, Omaha, Neb.
Deputy State Veterinarian.
Food Inspector.
l. ii. nmccioni, D. V. s.
CITT VETERINARIAN.
Office and Infirmary. Zath and Mason St.
Omaha. Neb. Teleshone 131
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Best AarlellnrI Weekly.
N M
ilndian Beadsg
ma jj, ,'j SP'tfTTifli-iffiT'l
I BENNETT COflf
Thq Leading Piano House
of the West.
Grand Fall Opening
SALE of PIANOS
See them and the low prices to
them. Get our terms and we will
sell a piano to yon.
Fall Opening Chances
Four high grade beautiful Mahogany
Pianos easily worth J(60 HLOfSi
each Fall OpenlnK price... PtliJ
Five high frrade tine Walnut Finnos
enslly worth 1(30 each Clfifl
Fall Openln price qJAUVi
Six hlaii srnde prftty Oak Plnnow
running in values up to 1150 '?J.ei
each Fall Opening price... Vt'-
Three high grade French Mottled
Walnut pretty instruments worth
easily &1M) each Fall Open- OHII
lng price qJAVJU
We have three or four real fine
Sample Pianos In U(Teront woods
oak, walnut, mahogany the factory
couldn't turn them out under Jd'i
avenue apiece Fall Open- tile
ing price $ttJ
Sold on Easy, Payments
Your Own Terms.
Here Are Great Bargains
A nice $350 Mahogany Piano C 1 1 a
slightly used for IOO
A pretty, up-to-date $300 Oak
Piano slightly used
A lovely fine-toned $350 Wal
nut Piano slightly used
$158
$168
Sold on Easy Payments
Your Own Terms
Organs Organs
On easy payments-85, $75, G6, 1f
$50 down to f 1U
We have two expert tuners at work
all the time we guarantee their
work. Ring up 137 Music Depart
mentand you'll get Immediate atten
tion. , .
THE BENNETT COMPANY
Horner Sts., Omaha.
10th
and
tin
THE RbLIAllLH STOHfc:.
TUB ILK LIAS LB STORE.
I
Vg Are Headquarters for the Famous
Hart, Schaffnor & Marx Clothing
What's Your Style?
Do you like n regular sack suit
for busiuess? Or the double
breasted? Or tho 'Varsity?
All suitable nud if you say
"Hart, Sehaffner & Marx," all
good and satisfactory to you.
We show here the regular II.
6. & M. double-breastjd sack
differs a little frome the double-
t
breasted 'Varsity both very;
stylish suits.
The best thiug about Hart,
Sehaffner & Marx clothes is you
pay a little more for 'em than
for some clothes; but you'll get
a good deal more thanvyou pay.
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These suits come in cassimeres, cheviots, unfinished wor
steds and fancy worsteds are made with hair cloth fronts, hand
padded shoulders and are hand tailored throughout.
PHICES $22.50, $18.00, f 15.00, If) flfl
$12.50 and IU.UU
Big Furniture Clearing Sale.
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SHOE
ARISTOCRACY
i The aristocrats of the shoe
world for men are found In our
new fall lines of
$5,00 and $6.00 Shoes
made by
JOHNSON & MURPHY.
J. S. TURNER CO,
BOYDEN SHOE CO.
These lines are selected from
the best styles of the best mak
ers of men's shoes In the world.
They are. In fact, the shoe
aristocrats, and superior to all
others In style, quality, finish
and fit.
If you must have the latest and
bent, see our new fall styles.
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Beauty
of teeth have many virtues. Have your
teeth attended where you are sure to get
reliable work.
fet of Tretli S-"i.O; op
licat Set H.OO
Taft's Dental Rooms
1517 Dousrla St.
Tho Fad of the Day ts
We carry the largest line of col- g
ors In HEADS of any Louse. Send M
us your mall orders of any color JJ
potsIble; we cau fill your wants, si
Iooms to weave beudwork, put-u
. . . Ad
. . . i . . . . p
pertaining to me nit..u wur.
Also the largist and most complete
varn department In the west. We
WUOLKSALH OK HKTA1L nod
can All your wants for any quau-H
lity. . , u
JOSEPH P. BILZ
J21 5. 16th Street.
OMAHA. - NtbltASKA.
tcsmtiuEsaaiMSiuiuKiiiki
The Latest Thing
in Cloth
Is alwnys to be found at this tailoring;
t.atabltshment. If you haven't a good
tailor nd are looking for one. try us.
' VJal vi7 tinvlP'-e vnu that you
nrtu) cf bef:r tl-,ctlon for the
ja awuuf U.atn wtc will give you.
ttELGREN & GRADMANN,
TAILORS
309. aoutb Sixteenth St
Irorm
For Menstrual Suppression i
Mortpo-rf-i pei-TAN-GOT
It tox ; I bout . Sold Is 0h br l'
H.Cvua.U Llius to. tUU lri sflwe
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FAVORITE
MG&r If 1
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Only nine days more of this September
sale. You cannot afford to miss It. Every
piece of furniture is guaranteed to glv
perfect satisfaction.
About 3,iW0 pieces of parlor, library, din
lngroom, bedroom and kitchen furniture
at from one-third to one-half off reaulsx
values. Note prices and examine roods.
Sanitary couches at $4.95.
Velour couches at 14.00 and upwards.
Bedroom suited at $22.50, $19.50, $16.00 and
$11.50.
6-piece parlor suites at $19.00.
5-plece -parlor suites at $25.00.
B-plece parlor suites-at $30.00.
8-plece solid mahogany suites at $31.00.
Corner chairs worth $4.50, at $1.95.
Center tables at $2, $1.26, R5o and 89c.
BxtenHlon tables, 6-ft., at $660, $5.60,
$4 60. and $3.50. ....
Sideboards, solid oak, at $22, $18, $15, $13,
and $9.85.
Iron beds at $5, $3. $2.60 and $1.75.
Pining chairs at $1.25, $1, 95c, 7c and 65a
Cane seat rockers at $4, $3, $1.25, and 950.
Wood and veneer seat chairs and rock
em at one-third off regular prices.'
Kitchen furniture nt from one-third to
one-half off regular prices.
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A Talk About Watches
The reason that I sell more watches th an any other Jeweler In Omaha Is becau
I sell onlv watches that I can guarantee t p keep perfect time. I carry al grades.
f 7 , 24-1"wol-rl. all sizes, all styles. When you buy a watch of me you 11 have
r.n ! n tlnekponer. Any movement any style cne that suits you. If your
watch falls to keep time bring It to us for repair. We ll do it right.
- JO JN RUDD, Jeweler,
115 South Sixteenth Street.
Watch Inspector C. St. P. M. & O; C. & N. W. Ry.
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THE ROYAL. ACORN.
The leading base burner of the century.
The stove that gives the most heat and
uses the least fuel. The stove that la so
easily regulated and controled. The stove
with the powerful hot air circulation and
doub'.e heating system. The stove that
does not crack and on which the nickel
does not tartiltth with the heat. We have
over 2.01ft written testimonials from your
neighbors.
Acorn Base Burners, $25 upward.
THE MODERN ACORN.
The up-to-the-mlnute, reaily-to-baka
steel range. The range with a thP:
ter In tho oven door. W hen we show yoi
" construction of the Modern Acorn you
will wonder how we can sell It for less
than others ask for ranges not so good.
Fact Is we buy them In large numbers for
snot cash and price them at a very low
margin of profit In order to sell the quaa-
gain.
JOHN I1USSIE HARDWARE GO.
"IF YOU BUY IT OF HUSSIE IT'S RICHT."
2407-2409 CUMlfIG STREET
A Clean. Well Kept Set of Teeth
Indicates a refined person, and has much to do with the Impression you maks
BAILEY, Tho Dentist,
Lidj Attendant. Telephona I0S5. 3rd Flo)r Pntoi Blost.
GOLD CROWNS FROM $2.00
TO IN'TROIiLTE W'R NBW METHODS, WE WIIX GIVK ETXTRA Cl'T
T.VlIi- v-r i7 8IPTEMBEH 10. DON'T bBAY, YOU MAT KB TOO LATE
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BRIDQB
Work from
nnr easy Duvment plan may In
terest you. Work guaranteed 15
years. Graduate dentists. New
management.
New York Dental Co.
Kstab'lshed narly 10 year here. Opposite Hayden's and Boston C tores,
115 Houth 16ih street
