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THE 0f AITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. JANUARY C, 1904.
SALE JIQ1IS)
r- FIKE
THIRTY-TWO HORSES KILLED
Pinna io Fiticti that Lioi Ui Dillraooa
Livery Etablei.
ANOTHER ANIMAL SHOT FOR BAD INJURIES
Im Women Beea Kara pins from
BilMla Hht Complete Destroe
. tlon la Attrlbated to la
readier? tenses.
Fire, relieved to be from incendiary orl
tln, destroyed the Bt. Mary's avenue liv
ery stables, of which Nathan E. Dtllrance
waa proprietor, between i and t o'clock
Monday morning. Thirty-two horses wera
burned to a crisp and another waa ao badly
burned that It had to be shot.
The total loan la estimated at $3,000, the
ater part of which waa sustained by
Cr. Dlllrance, aa the building:, a frame
Structure, owned by William Krug of the
Xrug- Brewing company, waa estimated to
be worth not to exceed $1,000. Mr. plllrance
carried $1,000 Insurance. There waa no In
surance on the building. It waa an old
one and had been condemned by the build
ing Inspector.
HI muu Oppenhelmer, 704 South Eighteenth
street, a cook at the Schllta cafe, waa
going from lila home to hU work about 4
o'clock a. m. and says that aa he
passed the Dlllrance stables he saw two
women come from the ronr of the building
and disappear In the darkness. Almost
simultaneously with their appearance the
notae of an explosion waa heard and flames
flashed up from the building. Within a Very
abort space of time the Are department
had reached the scene and waa playing
Upon the fire, which rapidly gained head
Way. Mr. Oppenhelmer waa simply paasing
and of course had no way of identifying
the women, aa they were lost from view
WltMu a few seconds. ' '
Fire Spreads Rapidly.
The fire originated in the northwest end1
Of the barn, in a small buggy shed, and
rapidly spread to the main atructure.
Mounting to the hayloft, the fiamea were
aoon burning for the entire length of the
long loft and rapidly the supports were
burned away, letting large quantities of
burning hay fall down upon the helpless
; and frsntlc horses tied In the stalls below.
An heroic effort waa made by the firemen
to get the animals out, but proved futile,
only one being saved and that with much
difficulty. This horse waa taken to the
Hen net t stable, across the street. It waa
' ordered shot to prevent its suffering longer.
Mr. Dlllrance is of the opinion that the
Are was of incendiary origin, but aays he
does not know whom to suspect.
"We are at a loss to say just how the
Ore started," he said. "We simply don't
know. There was nothing In the buggy
had of ati Inflammable character and I
cannot understand how a Are could start
there unless someone set It. Seventeen of
the horsos belonged to me and the other
fourteen to people for whom I boarded
' them. We got out some of the rigs, a few
being slightly scorched."
Charles White, the stable man, was
sleep lr. the office when the firemen ar
rived and was carried out bodily. Me said
be had no Idea how the Are started.
Large Crowds View Fire.
' Despite the Intense cold and the early
hour a large crowd of people flocked to
tha fire. The firemen' fought under great
difficulties, the extreme cold making It
necessary to be very careful In handling
the hose .lines to keep them from freeslng
up. A residence just north of the
barh and occupied by a Ma. Anderson and
family was In danger of being Ignited
for a few momenta and tha bouaehold goods
were partly removed. The realdence waa
saved by prompt attention from the fire
men. Officer William T. Dstetwoso. who was In
tha Vicinity of the Bra when the) alarm
was turned In, claims to- have heard a
sound as If an explosion bad occurred Just
before the alarm sounded. Tha officer
states he heard the sound distinctly and
that it came from the direction of the
. barn. Chief Btlter said: I would not be
surprised If It finally develops that the
barn was set on fire."
Practically nothing of the superstructure
Is left. The charred and crisp carcasses
of the horses are lying where they fell fas
their stalls. The bolldlng was old and sea
soned and burned like so much tinder.
Albert Krug was seen by a reporter tor
Tha Bee and stated that his brother car
Mad no insurance on the building.
"He had been several times notified to
tear the building down, and I believe la
tended having It removed as soon aa the
weather would permit Ha Intends erect
ing a new building on the lot, but for
what purpose ha did not advise me."
Cares Colds tha World Over
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. To get tha
genuine, call for the full name. tS cents.
Robert Cuacaden'a concert tonight. First
Congregational church.
0 Mnsonle.
Nebraska lodge No. 1, A. F. A. M.. will
hold apeclal meeting Tuesday evening, Jan
uary 28. for work In M. M. degree. Breth
ren Invited. GEO. A. DAT, W. M.
W. C. M'LEAN, Beo'y.
Wachee and dlumonds. Your credit la
good. A. Mandelberg, jeweler, 1623 Farnam.
DR. MANN DENIES"b"0AST1NG
Disclaim a Amy Iateatloa of Mors
Tha Modestly Stating Bis
Claims.
OMAHA. Jan. SR. To tha Editor of Tha
Bee: A clipping- from tha Boston Globe In
yesterday's Bee eensures "aa Omaha min
ister" for boasting that ha was tha first
preacher to espousa the doctrine of volu
tion. Tha charge Is based, I suppose, on
The Bee's report of my lecture on "Evolu
tion In Its Religious Beau-lngg" gtven two
Weeks ago and whloh did put ma In some
each light. I despise boasting In a minister
as baartiiy as can tha Boston editor, and
to at me right In this matter I aak you
to print all I did say of a personal nature
In a discourse whloh oooupled nearly aa
' hour, staving occasion to refer to the
tardiness of preachers In coming to the
ftcoeptano of evolution, I Incidentally said:
How reoent was the buglnnlng of this
Euvrment of thought In the churches guy
i Inferred frum the fact that I waa my-
Clf. aa far aa I know, the first niUUuar
i this country, and so probably lu the
world, to avow belief in the doctrine of
evolution, and I an not so very old now,
nor was I by any means a "kid" then.
Tills distortion become rather creditable
toy friend. Ir. Fsvase of New York, enma
years iluce disputed as against every other
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY
Used by paople of refinement
tor over a quarter of a century
PBrPAKLD BY
I If ULalU
LIKENS ULsr&u -
OUR GREAT
Ladies' Winter
-or t
of rii
1
Fur Scarf at $4.98 Single and I Fine Isabella and sable fox scarfs
double fox scarfs, nutria, QQ I worth as high f QO
squirrel lined fox, etc, lit, JO as $12.50 iJO
at I a U
Sale Ladies' Hose Supporters ; 5c 10c
Ladies', misses' and children's side supporters, silk elastic,
in all colors also ladies' "hook on" supporters, handsomely
made with frilled silk elastic, fancy buckles, rubber tipped
clasps, etc, in all pretty
colors, actually worth up
to 25c pair, at,
pair.
GOLD BEADS ot 59c The latest New
York fad Gold beads strung on chains, unbreakable
and warranted to,wo.ir without changing color,
worth II at v...; ,
75c and 85c New Spring Foulard Silks at 29c
All strictly new Bilks for spring 1904 dress ?fcr
foulards,' in naVys, rose, browns, champagne,
gun metal, etc, at, per yard J
SILKS WORTH IP TO $2, AT 59c YD.
Imported glace, Louisenes, Sapho silks, chiffon satins,
armure glace, smavjl seeded shirt waist silks,
Lyons satins for linings, crepe Linette, etc the silks 1sO
that have been shown in the window on bargain a. w W
square, at.
WATCH JCX
Windows LUrJli
U
heavy
well
will
MEN'S
and
latest
minister, with the "possible" exception of
mysulf. Were the Dolnt who tlrst "cut
there" more Important to clfer up, I might
s Impoi
what i
uuuw mm wiimi a. mw vcr wuuiu o&u aua
mark "exhibit A" In the cas. my son. Mr.
Herbert Bpencer Mann, of this olty, born
and nfuned In May, 1H67. However, this Is a
matter of no publlo Interest; the only point
of consequence In this connection la that
the change of sentiment In the church on
this question has come about within forty
years, most of It In the last twenty.
That la the whole of It. and I don't be
lieve even a politician will call it boasting.
Anyhow, I stand by It
NEWTON MANN.
CSEFlli DISCOVERIES
Arej Hot Always Startllaa, Neither Do
They Create the Moat Talk.
It Is not always the greatest, most start
ling discoveries of science that are most
Useful to tha human race.
Comparatively few people were directly
interested In HerscheTs finding of the new
planet Uranus, but many thousands have
beea benefited by yrot. Unns'a experiments,
which proved beyond a question that dan
druff and baldness are the results of the
luroads of a panultlo germ which Invades
the roots of the hair.
Tha discovery of the true cause of bald
ness made Newbro's Harph-lde pwdble,
Ilerplcide effectually kills this germ. De
stroy the cauMe, you remove tha effect.
Sold by leading drugglsla. Hend loo In
stamps for earn pie to The Herplclde Co..
Detroit. Jllch. Slier man 4b McConueU Drug
Oo.. apeclal agents.
GOLUILJI U ATM LIMITED.
A 4Sar Tralw (or "Smart" roele.
la servlcs daily. Iecmbex St to April 11.
Chicago and Kansas City to Los Angelas,
Santa Rarbara and Ban Francisco.
Southern route through a land where
winter Is unknown. No high altitudes.
Finest equipment oa wheels. ShorOBt line
and quickest time between Hlaaourt river
and Southern California.,
Reserve berths NOW.
K. P. RCTHEHrORD,
1S3 Farnam St-, Omaha. Neb.
Will Karat Sew L
The orgiu.iutloa of a "central improve
ment luague" will be oaajuaenialro at the
l aawl ftl
A .'47 f?: ' ' r f,
MENS
yL&roH 2fJZMC
.rv t)U.J Redactions
i
SALE OF
Cloaks at $5
J . .
r-. iiunareas 01 warm winter cio&kr,
made of heavy winter cloths, and
every one a fashionable and
thoroughly reliable coat. They
were made to sell this season at
$15. (18 and 20 (T
all swell styles p
and long and short
effects aa well as new
military shapes
lined throughout and
prettily trimmed a
great bare ai a at
Our $25 and $35 Cloaks at $9.98
These are the very finest fw Oft
cloaks from a recent purchase ''J
all very fashionable winter Jr
weight cloags, choice, at
Fur Scarf at $2 98 Near seal and y Q Q
brook mink scarfs with long- tails, atw0
5-I0c
59c
WATCH
MID
izazne" nun
. wr - w w
8CX3S8S33S&
ECBBESEX
I El EJ39 TaF-w
Men's Overcoat
Sale. -
Here's a chance to buy a warm, snug
overcoat or ulster at very little money.
Winter Is not half over yet and a good
overcoat Is necessary If you would enjoy
any comfort '
MEN'S $8.80 AND $10 WINTER OVER
COATS AND ULSTERS Made of warm
cloths, stylish and
fitting- In every wajr-
last this season and
- ij3 kK!!V
next winter, if neooseary, your
choice, at
$18 AND $20
OVERCOATS 8 w el
handsomely made
u li
overcoats and ulsters I
in very
styles your choice. ,
Your choloe of ail our ,
very finest, swellost
overcoats Including'
all Rogers, Peet A Co. Over
casts worth up to 140, to
morrow, st ,
ber In the city hall this evening This
leuinia la Minronf tmm fh.
! eruilun of Improvement Clubs, and all clti-
s-ns Interested lu the Improvement of the
olty are eligible to membership, and all
such are Invited to be present at this even
ing a meeting to assist in the organization.
31AO I
ta i
New Orleans, La., and return.
.
to
Mobile, Ala., and return
Feb. tth-Hth.
Long limits and stop-overs.
All information at 'Wabash
city office, 1601 Farnam St.,
or address
Harry B. Mooraa, O. A. P. D.,
Omaha, Neb.-
Fast Express Tralas ChleaTO to Xew
York
Run over both routes of Pennsylvania
lines the standard furs Fort Wayne, and
the lower fare Pan-Handle. No. 20, the
Keystone Express, Is a favorite on the
Pun-Handle, traversing the natural gas
blt and the oil fields of Indiana and Ohio.
Leaves Chicago dally 10:0 a. m., arriving
New York I o'clock p. in. No change for
sleeps: car or ooach passengers. Sre C.
Ij. Kimball. Jl. O. P. Agent. No. I Sherman
street, Chicago, for particulars.
Marriage Unri,
Vp to noon Monday the county Judge had
ISHued licenaus to wed to the following
couUles:
Name and Address.
Henry C Murphy, Houth Omaha..
Kathryn OK:fl, South Omaha..
Albert F. Meyer, South Omaha....
Dora Weber. South Omaha
John llrjljmk. South Omaha.
Aiuia Krusac. CQnaha
As-
...
... S
... n
... 43
... n
... 18
Martin J. Kroner.' Omaha IT
Elisabeth Schans. Cincinnati, O S3
ls-K. Wedulna lUas, ahom. Jeweler.
I Can't Go
tr such a terrible headaches" ntA
nerea be said spalo- Dr. all lea1 Anti
Fain Pills quickly cure awl aoamrery
prerent headaahe and all bodily aein. K
opiates, non-laxative, narer sold la hulk.
Guaran'eed. ill Snurrlaia. S doeae B seeiial
Stamps UUsLrnA II llL!iIi20 Stamps
aaBaBaasaBSBBBBBBBBBBBBw TUB RF.UABLB ST RE. , mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
'T'HOUSANDS Are Startinjr Their IrafJirrr Stamp Collections. The
low prices asked for goods and the valuable premiums
offered make this a proposition yon cannot resist if yon will
inreatigate our plan.
Trading Stamps Free With Every Cash Purchase-
2 Extra Trading Stamp Specials Tuesday
Big Linen and Domestic Dept.
TIE LIST WEEK OF OUR J0(lY LINEN AND SHEETIKS SHE.
EXTRA TRADING STAMP SPECIAL
For Tuesday we will place on sale 1TB Tapestry Table Corers two yards A In
squar all the new patterns worth $3.W at s(tJ
And $5 Worth of Trading Stamps Go With Each Cover
6c ready-to-use blenched linen fin- AT if
shed sheets, size 81x90. at rflu
86o ready-to-ipe Pcrperell Bleached TLtr
sheets, else 81x90, go at 3UU
EHc rendy-to-use bleachod Vtlca IC
Mills Pillow Cases, size 46x36, at 13
75c quality silver bleached pure linen 1Q.
Table Damask, at yard 49
Clearing Sale of White Silks Tuesday
About 60 pieces of White and Cream Bilks some pure silk, some half silk both rlsln
and brocaded suitable for wnlst trimming or Unlnir these beautiful silks
have attracted much attention In our window for the past few days they IdC
are worth up to 60o on sale, commencing- at 9 o'clock iWw
Gaps Gaps
Our stock of men's, boys' and
Men's, boys' and children's Caps
worth up to 60c go at
Men's and boys' 60c Caps
at
Men's $1.60 Cups
at
2ic
25c
98c
Do Not
while in the store to visit our Carpet and D rapery Department. Carpets, Rugs, Drap
eries and Curtains, all kinds and descrlpt lone, at prices that will please your pocket-book.
Cold Weather Necessities in Our Flannel Dopt.
75c extra heavy Cotton Blankets AOn
at-palr ."tl
11.26 extra heavy twilled Cotton
89c
Blankets, 11x4 size, at pair...
$1.60 gray Cotton Blankets 12x4
size, at pair ...y....,
98c
Our Loss is Your Gain.
To Every Customer Tuesday We Will Giyc
$10.00 Worth of Trading Stamps
$10.00
Free
Free with 3 pounds of our highest grade Mocha and Java Coffee at
One Dollar.
This coffee is oomposed of the best grade ot Arabian Mocha and Mandeltna; Java
that grows. We buy all our coffee direct from the Importers, in their natural stats,
which we roast and blend ourselves. We are therefore, in a position to give you
better quality and fresher roasted coffee than any other house tn Omaha Regular
pries of this blend 400 per pound
Tuesday only, 3 Pounds for Sl.00
v'HAYDERTBROS.
Only Six Days Left
That you can save 20 per cent on your purchases tn our
store. This means a saving to you of Just one-tlfth and
It's on everything excepting Oorham silver and Water
nan fountain pens you know we always do as we Bay
we will. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, The Jeweler,
161 DouaTlas Strwsrt. Omaha.
Rock Springs CoeJ
S7.15 Per Ton.
Central Coal
Phones 1221-1695.
20 Discount
I Suit
ON ALL
tTratelln?
A
iuasss
Omaha Trunk Factory 1
inaa. a. UK AT rreprietsr
X Terrtiooe I05S 1J0 Faraun Street
A sUn qBscrufy i a fomxm
R.T. FELIX ttOURAUITS 0BIEXTAL
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infra Tu, rtaia
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hub sue Skis !
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tv vlll as. taw. I
kimhU mt all ta. imHm pnVKratiaML Vw ail. kr
all eieavats a4 mtatm gaiai iaks ss ta. UslM4
riutu. t. bopkius.
. W SMBteSM St, JL B.
Save iKe '
TeeiK
Delay means decay and dcay
ineaui pula and inoonvenlaaoe.
Quick autloa removes chscces
of sufferinaV
FUllaw .
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Cvorsraa .
TBs wa
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at!555s
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TAFT'S DENTAL ROOMS,
13X7 Douglas Strsiet. .
I2ic
65
No. 800 Knallsh Lone; Cloth, yard I (lO
wide, regular 15c quality, 12 yards... I II O
$1.00 quRllty extra heavy Scotch (I tie
Table Linen, 72 in. wide, at yard.... Oil f
Gaps Caps
children's Caps must go
Children's Tarn 0"Snanters and Skat- I Q
lnsr Caps, worth up to 76c. go at......lf
Men's H.00 Caps
at
50c
AM broken lines of men's Kats, Cflrt
worth up to lido, at 98c and.....M...OU
Neglect
$3.60 all wool gray Bed Blankets 1 TC
at. pair Ci 10
$4.60 all wool tan and gray Blankets Q Cfl
at, pair Ui3U
$6.60 all wool gray, white and fanoy M Q Q
plaid Blankets at, pair
$10.00
Free
aid Coke Co.,
15th txnd Harney.
16c ready-to-use linen finished
I'illow Caes, size 42x38, go at
9Pe ready-to-usn Utlca Mills
Bleached sheets, size Mx90. at...
TELEPHONE 431
l.fiHoaGsaB'1
111 KAItNAM .ST.
ock
Springs
f 7.15 per ton, delivered
-Prompt delivery.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO.,
1414 Farnam St.
The Nerve of Some Druggists
is astounding! Now what do you think
O.NK OF THEM 1H CLAIMING TO liH
THE OH K JIN AT, CUT I'KICU l)RUi
SToRH OK CXJUNC1L. WL.UFK8i .NOW
18 NOT THAT NEHVK? WUf Dili
THE! WAIT TILL WD CAME!
Other druggists in Council Fluffs are
claiming that our store in that city la only
there for a short time and that Council
Ulurs people, who leave them to trade lth
us alii have to oome vry soon.
Now La answer to this knock Just ask Mr.
Kearney, the owner of the building we
occupy In Council Uluffa) to see the tea (10)
year lease we have signed with biio.
Oh yea, they will out prions la all three
cities, OmaJia, Scuta Ouiaha aad Council
Bluffs, but whyt
JI ST TAKH CVY FltOV THE
PRICK Of ANT PATENT aLKDICINB OK
ANYTHING .la quoted by uy druggist
ia either of these S eitlesv and you hav. our
priua. Take from lit to Ut per otnt off on
prescriptions and rn have our prioe and
and YOU CAN IUVB YOCK OWJI ra-
acnptioa oaca. aa prooi Bee:
SGIIAEFER'S
CUT PB1CH
DRLia TOJU3
E. T. TATES. Prep.
Ififh and Chieage eHa, Omaha. 'PaoMS
lfl and 7Z Ml. mJit ' Bta, aVli OnuM.
'Phou. Ne. L &th Ave. and Mala Bu.
Cunca biuCTs. 'Phase Ne. T vA.ll giMdS
iwtn4 ta attasr ty ahswhitati frsa.
R
Specials in Men's
Caps and Gloves.
Men's Caps worth 45c ....25c
Men's caps worth DOc ' 35c
Men's ca.8 worth Coc 45c
Men's caps worth $1.00 75c
All onr Real and fur caps
40 per cent.
Men's Mittens and Gloves. Sp?Jy
CO dozen men's heavy yarn gloves, double
knit and long wrists, regular 25 and 35c values...... 19c
24 dozen men's extra heavy mitts, with heavy fnr back, with
horsehide palm, knit wrist,
Men's underwear, sell'ig
values selling for 4
Wagons Every Day to
flREEN TRADING STAMPS, the only stamps that
"stick." ,The sticker that earns specially manufac1
tured premiums. Money couldn't buy the premiums that
are offered or Green Trading Stamps. Whole factories aro
kept going turning them out, and there is no merchandise
more critically supervised and manufactured than these
splendid premiums that- go to Green Trading Stamp col
lectors. These articles challenge any competition that ever
come down the "pike." They are exclusive in being spe
cially prepared. Call at the Premium Parlors, second
floor, and see them.
Wednesday is GREEN TRADING STAMP RED LET
TER DAY for January. You get f 1 worth of Green Trad
ing Stamps for nothing (don't even need to make a pur
chase) all you do is to bring your book to Premium Tartar
second floor, and get a dollar's worth of stamps free.
This will be a regular monthly free gift last Wednes
day' every month. Must bring your book, though!
GROCERY! GROCERY!
Busy as we can be all the tints ta the BIO VhMSiKPV OROCERT aeUing
the best goods for the lowest price. It's Bennett's for groceries.
TUESDAY SPECIAL ON CLEANED CUB RANTS.
We have several hundred pound packages of the finest
CLEANED CURRANTS, Tuesday,
only
TUESDAY
Jams, assorted, largo
Jars
Neutritn. with spoon,
package
10c
....
,.8c
Be
Oil Sardines,
can ...............
Castile Boap, 2iC
Breakfast Cocoa, V lb tic
can , w
Pancake Flour, 1 lb 1 Iflc
package
Buckwheat, I lb
package
Navy Beans, per
lb
5c
Table Syrup, S lb IOC
can
California Prunes, per gg
1U
Lemon Extract,
bottle
Cherries for Pies,
8 lb can
Asparagus,
can
TEAS.
Imperial Japan Tea,
per lb
v 5c
Zl5c
..I2ic
25c
Tea Sifting, per
lb
15c
Special Waion Delivery Wednesday to Fort Crook and Bellevue
Five Shoe Specials
A special uie of odd line- that we ar going to close
out ai priors that will make It an object for yon to buy now
tar falxix wear. We have a special reason for selling 1he
shoes at iixm prices and cm give jou our reasons to your
entire satisfaction when yon
Four lines of women's 6hoes, all sizes and
widths, in turns and welts; regular
$i;00 to $5.00 values
Two lines of women's 1-strap slippers for
house wear; narrow toes; regular $1.50 to
$2.50 values
Three lines of boys' and youths coin toe
shoes, narrow widths; most of tliem $3.00
values, some $2.50, at
Two lots misses' shoes in broken sizes; regular
$1.50 to $2.50 values; special
price
Three lots women's sizes in spring heels;
every size and width; regular $2.00 and
$2.50 values
DREXEL SHOE COMPANY
1419 FARNAJY1 STREET
have been reduced in price
regnlar 75c value ..50c
at greatly reduced prices 75c
Benson and Walnut
8c
SPECIALS
COFFEES ROASTED DAH.T.
Santos Co'CTee, par 13c
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, iQr
I lb can OW
Bennett's Gapttol Black Pepper, fin
est Quality, lb 12C
BCTTEBJ FOR. ETEKTBODT,
Reeerveel Daisy frwm the Beat
Dairies.
Fresh Country Butter, tfic
per lb 1WW
Bennett's Capitol Creamery, 2f5C
peg lb.......... ... ...... .... ...
Wisconsin Cream Cheese,
121c
per id
SCOTCH OAT VEAL.
The real thing. Good aa imported.
Makes Ideal, delicious Scotch oat
cakes, and then the "Halesoms par
ritch (porridge) chief o' Scotia's food"
of which Burns sings, can only be
made by this perfect meat- go
per poui-d
see tne sboe.
$1.50
98c
i
50c
75c
$1.50
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