TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, OCTOrtER 21, 1904,
10
FAKE SHOP GOING OVERTIME
Tutting Out Variegated Yarns to Eotioe
"AntU" to Hitchcock.
CONGRESSMAN-EDITOR NEEDS MORE VOTES
RCTott Among Old-Tim nmrti at
lloe-lt-AH Methods of Hitchcock
Is Spread Bad Steadily
Growing: Worse.
Mr. Hitchcock' roorbach fakery Is now
In full operation and will contlnne to
evolve roorbachs and fakes from now until
November S. Its objective point, of course,
la to atlr up atrlfe and discord within the
republican ranka and create a dlveralon
that will cover up democratic defection
and forge excuses for republican bolters
end sell-outs.
A sample brick of the roorbach factory
was molded, dry kilned and flung promls
cuoualy out of the World-Herald mortar
yeaterday. To counteract the effect of
the showing made by The Bee of the ex
poaure of the duplicity, on the part of
Congressman Hitchcock, In dealing with
Dr. Hippie, and the scheme of using R. B.
Howell as 'a monkey to pull democratic
chestnuts out of the fire, the hot air organ
charges Roaewater with "serving of notice
upon the democrats that unlesa they
promptly get into line and endorse Charlee
F. Weller, so as to keep out R. B. Howell
as a candidate for water commissioner by
petition, he (Rosewater) would see to It
that another democratic candidate waa
placed In the field against Dr. A. H. Hippie,
the democratic nominee." To make this
story more plausible Mr. Hitchcock's fake
bakery adds that "the messenger who de
livered the notice was directed to return and
tell Mr. Rosewater that nothing of the kind
would be done by the democrats, and that
ha might consider himself as having a
standing Invitation to crack hla blacksnake
as eoon as he was ready. He was further
Informed by the returning messenger that
the democrats as a body, and Dr. Hippie
in particular, were not at all alarmed
about any swath that could be cut by
any democrat who might want to ad
vertise himself as a Rosewater candidate,
and that he might at least satisfy public
curiosity by trotting out his proposed can
didate." This waa a revelation as well as a sur
prise, to "the Old Man on the Hill." He
had never sent any messenger or any mes
sage to anybody, democrat or republican,
on any mission connected with Dr. Hip
pie's candidacy, and consequently no mes
senger bad any occasion to bring back
word that he might use the blacksnake,
but, per contrary, there Is a well defined
rumor that Hitchcock Is In the dumps from
a revolt In the lower wards, the strong
hold of Omaha democracy, In which such
wheel horses as Gurisaulaa, Harrington and
Ed Rothery, are up In arms because of the
slight put upon them In the organisation
of the election boards and the election ma
chinery, In which they have always taken
a prominent and active part In working
up democratic majorities. They have been
loatled and pushed aside by the Hitchcock
machine, and they are not disposed to
meekly take the insult. The big Indiana
of the First and Third have taken their
old grindstone out of the cellar and are
now engaged In sharpening the edges of
their hunting knives.
Several other "holes In the bottom of the
sea" In Oirmha and South Omaha will
also have to be plugged up, even If the
negotiations with Tommy Toy, ' for repu
Ucan votes In South Omaha, shall be con
summated without friction with the friends
of Dick O'Keeffe. -
The Donkey club, the nonpartisan organi
sation of young bualneas men which meets
very noon formally In a well known cigar
store, comes out with the following en
dorsement of two of Its members: .
Whereas, Dr. Harry A. Foster and Sam
uel C. Barnes, both members of the Donkey
club, have been nominated by the repub
licans of Douglas county for the Important
office as representative to the lower house
In the coming next atate legislature, and
who are strenuous workers for this club
and good government, and
Whereas, We believe them fully compe
tent and able In every way to further the
better Interests of this great state of Ne
braska and Its people, and that thia .club
endorse the candidacy of these two gen
tlemen and members and work like faith
ful Donkeys for their election on Novem-
, PRESCDENT S. A. ROTHWELL,
Democrat.
SECRETARY JOB MARROW,
Republican.
ELBOURN SAVES THE LAW
Itiwaaous City Clerk Wist Race
Agalast Time la Posting; No
tices for Election.
City Clerk El bourn had a spirited race
fcgalnst Jtlme Wednesday night, but
plashed by mud and chilled by the cold
wind, he won out at five minutes to
twelve.
The fight for life was all .about the
mayor's proclamation calling an election
November 8, to put two members of the
water board into office and for the sub
mission of the electric light and other
bond propositions. Owing to the fact that
the sewer bond ordinance had to be re
nacted to correct an error, the proclama
tions were late In being printed and were
not delivered at the city hall until yea
terday. ' The law requires that three of
the pronunclanientoe shall, be' tacked up In
prominent places In every voting district
of the city twenty days before the elec
tion. There are seventy-six voting dis
tricts, meaning 231 Jobs of blllpostlng.
Elbourn and his force were so busy
Wednesday getting out registration sup
plies that they did not have time to do
anything with the proclamations until
evening. Then the clerk waa afraid to trust
the task out of his own hands, so with
two assistants, he climbed into a buggy
and played the role of distributing agent.
The streets were very muddy and the
weather had turned cold but the validity
of the election, was involved and the trio
worked hard. As It drew close to mid
night It looked aa though the law waa
going to get the worst of It, but a few
minutes before the hour struck the last
proclamation waa posted. ,
Salts Aaralaat street Railway.
More business waa provided yesterday for
the legal department of the Omaha A
Council Blurts Street Railway company.
I CESS
CI
fc.
IN BASEMENT EXTRA SPECIAL.
tenant bargains
sateens,
!0c
Fine French comferter and drapery sateens,
dark, medium and light grounds,
yard wide, 25c grade,
at
15c
5c
7c
HALF WOOL FLANNEL
Extra heavy, all shndes of
blue, fur winter skirts
men's shirts, etc, fine
bnrgain, at. yard
DRAPERY BURLAP
36 Inches wide, all bright
flu In colors, worth
5 cents
yard
INDIA LINON
40 Inches wide, sheer qual
ity, worth 25 cents yard,
Friday, at,
yard
EIDERDOWN FLANNEL
27 In. wide, plain red. blue and
Cink, for dressing siiociues,
imonua, etc, &c grade,
at
OUTINQ FLANNEL
Baby and fancy outing flan
nels, nice long lengths,
very best grade, bargain
square, at, yard
OXFORD WAISTINQ
Fleece lined walstinga, In
fall styles, white, figured
and stripe, a 26c cloth,
In remnants, at, va
FALL SUITING:
86-Inch fall suiting, new style fl
in black, white and gray I
and brown mixtures, at, MJ
yard
HEAVY WRAPPER FLANNEL
Fleeced wrarper flannel, inl
fieslrHh styles,
15c grade,
at -
w -
19c
8y2c
ino
6V2C
STRIPED GINGHAMS
Seersucker stripes gingham
basement bargain
square,
at.
yard.
CANTON FLANNEL
Oood heavy Canton flannel,
in long lengths,
at.
yard
CAMBRIC LI MNO
10,000 yards cambric lining,
In all colors,
go, at,
yard
CURTAIN SCRIMS
Plain and fancy curtain
scrims, various lengths,
luc quality, at,
yard
7c
AMS
7c
5c
lc
1 1 ji ...
; , : 1.1 e S3 ' .ujrcex 1 1 YadhWi taaps
3c
Extra heavy mercerized black and col- J C
ored sateens, 40c quality, go at, yard...... -'I'
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS
Thousands of short lengths of very high' grade fall and win
ter goods straight from the mills.
Regularly sell at 1.50 and $2.00 a yard li and 2 yard
lncrths. flvurv imaginable weave and col T' (C
ors, Panama, fine worsteds, shirt waist suitings,' y
brown, black, Davy, and all colors-
are duplicates at.
-many pieces
Remnants that have accumulated from the ov
great bargain sales, lengths up to 7 yards, "p 13
value up to $1.75 a yard, at
25c a yard
t? i...k:..i,i.la,fl rt tni-mef I French flannels al l
.oiflnfT nrin. tirnn from regular ! Thousands of pieces 3 to 10 vard
stock, black and all col- yf f lengths, the best grade
nrs. S to 8 vd lengths.
11.23 values, at, yd...
45c
imported plain and
fancy, a yard
25c
Remnants of High Class Silks
SILK AND
VfcLVET
$1.00 and $1.25 black and
colored silk vetvets
manufacturer's samples,
m to 10 yards a very
fine lot of silk velvets
on barguin squares, a
yard
59c
Remnants. A very fine
lot of black taffetas
and peau de sole (Im
porter's samples), silk
department, at about
half their value.
Short remnants sl'ks and
velvets of all kinds, ac
cording to slse, each
5c 10c
and 19c
Remnants of Dress Trimmings High class drees
trimmings, in a hundred varieties, plain and fancy,
all on big bargain tables, Friday,
4- TT o Tr1 ...... S. J J r
Mill ends fine
hi a oh ed mercer
zed damask: ICr s
'th60o, J L
Remnants 10 cent
IH. ODQril-ri2J. bleached buck
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
ON SECOND DLOOR I S(PRE
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Ladies' Fancy House Slippers
Please
Come
Early
Made to retail for $2.50 and $3.00.
ON SALE TOMORROW AT
Only
400
Pairs
98e
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
All hand sewed plain and fancy fur trim
Died black and colors.
A WONDERFUL. BARGAIN.
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a f w iwi nil III 3 Ul liafl
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
Two suits were filed with the clerk of th;
district court, the damages asked In each
being $5.0W. The first of these Was by
Himan GarflnkaL He charges that on
October 1 he waa riding on a North Twenty-fourth
street car and asked the con
ductor to let him off at Lake street. He
claims he was bruised and severely rup
tured. The second suit Is by Pearl Labo
wlch. It years old, brought by her next
friend. Morris Labowich. This accident
occurred October 4 at Fourteenth and
Dodge streets. The suit of Louis Roli
stouln against the company was dlsminsed
today, pie plaintiff paying the- costs. ,
Exquisite stick pins. Edholm, Jeweler.
f'JO.OO t Chios go.
The Chicago Great Western Railway will
sell special round trp tickets to Chicago
at (20.00. Tickets good for return until Oo
tober SL For further Information apply
to 8. V. F.rkhurst, general agent, l&U
' New line elsctrlo reading tamps. Orchard
ft WUhelra Carpet Co.
Baroque pearl novelties. Edholm, Jeweler.
n
ass
ibbons and Belts
Ribbon in all widths andths nawojt colors; fancy
plaid, stripes, aback., Pspsia is and DsJoni; ribbon
i of tha best quality for bows, millinsry ujoj. drsse and
fanoy work. we balleve you oan fl id here Jut th color
and width yoj want. Wj have jut raoalvei a new
shipment Including new pUlo w rlooo.D ani the large
dotted ribbon j, 4 inches and 3 I ion as wid. Thsse
dotted beauties we are pricing at U3o, 3ta and OOo.
While here look at our fine line or black ell bel s at BOo
- up, and our new line of crush ad velvet belts, in all col-v
ors, exceptionally good value at BOo.
MRS. J. BENSON, 212 South 16th St.
Cord uroy Knco Psnts
Commencing Friday morning, we place
on sale 160 dosen of Boys' Corduroy Knee
Pants, ages from to 13. Sale price,. 2Bc
Not more than two pair to any one custo
mer. (Jen's Suits $13.03
Men's fancy worsted suits, pure all wool,
made up Just as your best tailor would
make them, suits that no other house here
about would think of selling for a penny
less than ttf; our sale price, 110. ' It's a suit
good enough for a millionaire.
The Alfred Benjamin Ueke
of Soifs
Is for sale In Omaha exclusively by us;
no others are as stylish nor as good. We
sell them as cheap. If not cheaper, than
you pay elsewhere for Inferior goods.
Pants Va'ues
Today we place on sale an enormous lot
of men's pants made by the famous house
of Werner, New York. Ha Is the finest
pants taller on earth. We offer this cele
brated make of Trousers at 1. Z SO, tJ.OO
and'JJ.W. The prices are from One Dollar
to One Flf y lees than actual value.
Ken's $2.50 Hats $1.03
Hate that sell everywhere else for 12.10
are here only II 0; they come in all the
new fanry shapes, aa well as Qraeco, Rail
road, Columbia, also Perby, stylea
GUARANTEE
CLOTHIUQ CO.,
ISI3-I5ZI D3USLAS ST.
FRUITS
Fancy Blue Plums OEr
per basket
And ten Little Green
Stickers.
Fancy New Tork Jona
than Apples per lfj
peck w
And Ten Little Green
Stickers.
SWEET POTATOES c
per ppek
And Ten Little Green Stickers.
NEW YORK KEIFER J.Sc
PEARS, per peck -V
And Ten Little Green Stlcktrs.
EVERYTHING IN THE FRUIT
AND VEGETABLE LINE. FANCY
BASKETS FILLED WITH FRU1T3
TO ORDER AND DELIVERED BY
SPECIAL MESSENGEK. IF DESIRED.
GROCERY
Best values ever offered In gro
ceries. Special sales dally.
Five (50c) S. A H. Green
Trading Stamps with
Bfimi BP.c"oaTaCr..tOC
5 feniirniij Twenty (12.00) 8. A H.
)ii lILF'fl Green Trading stumra
'iW-,i! witn nve cans vc-gi ta-''V-''JrJI
blea, peas, corn C(U
or tomatoes vw
Ten ($1.00) S. & H. Green Trading
Stamps with two pounds l2c
Carolina rice 1 w
Ten (11.00) fc. & H. Green Trading
Stamps wlih pound can 24.C
Bennett's Baking Fowuer mm-wr
Terf ($1.00) S. & H. Green Trading
Stamps with dosen boxes l2Hc
parlor matches '""w
Twenty ($2) 8. & H. Green Trading
Stnmns with half round Vc'CXAc
age Bennett's Capitol Tea ... w
Big SaJe of Black Dress Goods Rem
nants txt the Bargain Square Friday.
230 Hemn&nts of imported lilack Dress Goods, in lengths
of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 yards, in Voiles, Crepe, Granite
Cloths, Satin Cloths, Malatazor Cloths, etc. Worth
from 1.50 to $2.50 per yard. All go on our 7 Cp
Big Bargain Square at, per yard. i
The Greatest of All Remnant
Embroidery Sales at Bennett's Friday
1,500 sample lengths of Swiss Nainsook and Hamburg Em
broidery and insertions. The finest qualities of Em
broidery that are worth from 7c to 20c per yard, all go H
' 1 f 1 . 1 . 1 . - M 4 1 3 M ffl
rnaay in sample lengms oi j varus, JL
at, per length IrfC
Big Stamp Event and Sale of Fancy Linens
Friday morning at the 16th street entrance we place
on sale 210 dozen Fancy Linen Table Scarfs, Tray Cloths,
Carving Cloths, Splashers and Table Tops, all good sizes.
Scarfs, 17x52,
Tray Clolhs, 18x27
Carving Cloths, 18x25)
Splashers, 19x36
Table Tops, 2kx2k
Values in thia lot are
75c each.
Friday only
And ten ($1) Little Green
Stickers with each
purchase.
35c
pi
Bargains at the Domestic Dept.
54-ini extjra heavy Tabb Felt, worth 50c yard,
36-in. Brussels Silk and Silkoline, a very pretty lot of new
' patterns for comfort covering, worth 15c and flAJ,
18c per yard, Friday at 4UC
The Great Bed Comfurt Sale Starts Friday.
50 dozen Bed Comforts, all full bed sizes, some extra
heavy, stitched, others knotted and tied, covered with the
finest silkoline, quilted with the best white cotton, prices
from ? 6.50 to $2.00, f 1.75, $ 1.50, 1.25 and $1.00. "We have
comforts as low priced as 59c.
LADIES' THREE-QUARTER CLOAKS.
Special sale high class styles at the factory prices, Friday
, and Saturday, only about 50 Cloaks. All this 1 Cf
season's purchases, worth from $20 to $30, at. . X i JU
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' CLOAKS.
BARGAIN COUNTER SALE OF SAMPLES We have
purchased the sample line of Children's and Misses' Cloaks
of J. & F. Gbld'stone & Co., 836 Broadway, New York. They
Include some of the nobbiest Btyles ever shown in Omaha.
Peter Thompsons, Buster Browns, Havlocks, Military
Capes, Short Capes, Norfolk and Plain Jackets and Box
Coats. All will be dumped on our big Bargain Circle on
Main Floor Saturday morning and sold at about half price.
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Clothing Dept.
Men's all wool underwear, short lots
of $150 grades, at 88c
Boys' 75c fleece lined union suits at 50c
We can give you a ribbed fleeced that
never sold before for less than 75c. 50c
Men's Sweaters, at... 50c to $4.00
Boys' Sweaters.... 50c to $2.00
Keep your neck and chest warm
Way's 75c mufflers, at 50c
PSlOn
Bargain
Square
Men's. Lisle 25c Hose at... 15c
Boy's 35c Knee Trousers
at 15c
Boy's Shirts, stiff bosom, soft,
worth 75c and 50c and twenty-
y five ($2.50) in stamps.
Men's and Boys' soft bosom
Shirts, and collars attached,
worth 75c, at 50c, and Thirty
($3.00) in Little Green Stickers.
Sample line of gloves, dress and work
gloves at wholesale prices- See them.
Bath robes, house coats worth $10, 6.50
worth $850, at 5.00
Young men suits, 10 to 20 years old,
worth $1250, our bargain "7 CHj
Friday price 0 mfV
Fox Scarf
Urjttiit. with six
UHs. exceptional
vafuc at
$3.98
PJ1
Hi!
THE RELUBLB BTORJB.
$5 Rim Mink
Scarf
Three ditttnal
ttylts. t
$1.98
Friday is Remnant Day in Omaha's Greatest
Domestic Room.
-Si m. TARr9 PP WOOL DRESS GOODS IS LENGTHS FROM TWO AND
ONE-HALF TO TEN YARDS.
64, 8 snd BS-inch heavy Melton: M-lnch Tsllor Suitings in noveltlfs. worth 1 M;
Proadcloths worth 1150 to $160. 1.50 Crepe n Chines, 11.50 Eollenne. $1.26 to cn
$1.98 Voiles, and other Roods worth up to $".'S yard OVU
VoHe. Etamtnes, SuUIi.ks, etc.. worth friiiii $1 2o to $2.60 4C
Voiles. Etamlnes, Tailor Suitings,' Zl be lines," 'all' wool' Hen'rloVta's!' worth '"5c Ofln
to $1.25. will go at OV'W
Henilettng. Voiles, all wool Zihelines, all wool Suitings and other goods worth Oil
up to $1.00 96
A large number of half wool and all wool remnants of Dress Goods, worth fCn
from 39c to $1.00 yard IOC
Flannel Remnants
Unbleached Cotton Flannel. 30 Inches
wide, extra good value at. yard
10c Outing Flannel. 29 Inches wide, light
and dark colors, extra heavy ftlr
quality, at yard UJW
15c Dniy Cloth, a very fine, close nap twill
flannel, In plain colors only, very Ql
pretty shndes. at vard tJ3C
$0c W hite Wool Flnnjiel, 27 Inches g.n
wide, a great snao at yard aw
4Jc
Silk Remnants
600 remnants of all kinds of Bilks, In both
bluck and colors, worth up to 1 ("
Buo yard. Frldav vard iJV
$2.00 Velvet remnants. In Paon. Panne, Chif
fon and Mirror, all the newest colors,
lengths from H to 6 yards worth lOr1
un In 12 00 vsrS otvnril Jt
' Just received. 100 boxes of the new Crushed
. Hroadtall Velvets, tn white, pink, blue.
browns, greens, gun metal, f
orange, etc. yard.
Linen Dept. Bargains
6c Wash Cloth jjc
10c Huck Towels Cc
each i ........
40c snow white Table Damask St 17
$4 00 Tattern Tablecloths, bteschsd, all
linen, 2. 26 and 3 yards long they ars
drummers' samples and very fine f 4f
speciak Friday at .'-'
16c English Long Cloth at 6JC
Kemnants of Rleached Muslin and flns
Cambric, worth up to 15c yard Cp
special Friday at yard t
Table Linen remnants of all kinds at half
price.
Bhnms. Scnrfa and foncy Linens at less
thun half price. '
Women's Tourist O Silk Coats
46 Inches long and 27-lnch Tourist
Coats, satin lined throughout, h QQ
worth $S.9u special at "'I'
Japanese Beaver Scsrf
Ti Inches long, with six largs tails
made to sell for $10.00 h Off
special at T.U
Interesting Grocery Items
.$100
....2c
..2c
Fresh new goods at Durse-nleas ni prices
Vegetablos are fine In quality and the crop I 4-lb. v
so abundant that prices are lower than i Pearlii
ever before.
READ THE8E PRICES. THEY'RE
MONET SAVERS.
20 lbs. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar
1-qt. can Syrup
Yeast Foam, jx-r cake
Klln-drled Oats (very fine), per lb....
2-lb. package Quail Oats 6c
X-oello, package 'Vi'
Force, package 7c
tgg-O-Bee. pkg
New Japan Rice, lb
10 bars Laundry Soap (all brands) 5a
kg. Ouiu liusi "
ne. per png
Mnrtml'l HHDOllO DO
3-lb. can New Krout Tjo
8-lb. can new Squash .6c
8-lb. can new Pumpkin bo
3-lb. can Hominy....... o
3-lb. can new packed Tomatoes 6o
2-lb. can new packed Corn..... 6o
-i, -..n no .h. k. it i Ini Hinns So
2-lb. can new packed String Beans. 6o
2-lb can new packed White Wax Beans.. o
v. Vunnnrateri Annies. Per lb 1V1O
7Vkc i New Evaporated Blackberries, lb..
. ?o ivi.ni lirled Marrowfat Peas, per lb .io
leu .vi n i lun mi . .-, . -
New Tapioca, lb 3c 8 boxes (9 cakes) very nne 'lonet ooap...o
New Sago, lb 3c j There will be a great sa e on Syrup Frl-
New Farina, lb 3c I day, October ZL Don't miss It.
AYDEE BROS,
....SHELLEY....
The Style Store Again Launches a Great
Pattern Hat Sale for Friday and Saturday.
Marvels of style elegance from the deft hands of our own workroom
of 40 artists to the most attractive and gorgeous creations of the great
master milliners of Paris. ' .
'One of 200 styles from our Shirt Waist and Skirt Department
WAISTS
Most elaborate
waist 1,0 plainest
elegance.
Latest models
of the season
are here.
Exquisite de
signs and colorings.
This stvle waist Is made of a fine quality crepe de chine, has side pleats
on front, back and sleeves; the entire waist Is trimmed wun siik pouiaone
braid also forming yoke of same, large lace medallions on front and sleeves
fuming the , broad slioulder effect, and finished with silk buttons to matoh.
New full sleeves; lined throughout. ,
Grand Orchestra Concert 2:30 to 5 p. m.
You are cordially Invited to visit Omaha's Fashion Center.
SHELLEV, 1511 DOUGLAS ST
n t-iii
Walking
Skirts
Styles becoming
to every figure.
Charming new
models from
high-class tail
ors. Expert fitters
to make perfect
the slightest
detail.
1
1
HAND PAINTfD CHINA
We are showing a nice line of Plates, Cups and Sau
cers, Vaxes, Peppers and Salts, Perfume Bottles, Ash
Trays, Photo Holders These are high grade goods and
vlth our moderate prices, they sell. Spend a few mlnutos
nd let our saleslady show them to you. Feel perfectly
ree to look them over whether you wish to buy or not.
uok for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St.
SOLM
Strongest double heater made. Will heat
your house upstairs and downstairs. All
we ask for It Is W.OO down and $5.00 per
montU, or the wholesale pries for cash.
A
1 -4 ptr5
Mrs. Ashton, ttlO South Z4th. says: "The
Solar Base Burner that we bought of you
three years ago has given the best of sat
isfaction, and we are recommending it in
the highest terms to our aoo.uulntani;es.
Mrs Cavenaugh, SIT 8outh llth, says:
"We have now uned our stove thre years
v thornnirhlv tried it and comuared
It with others, and caii't say too utuch tn
I La praise."
Tho Sfosfzel StqvoCo.,
I
if
JAM ON D Si
W. nften asked. "HOW can VOU I
afford to make the proposition you do
on diamonds?" We give the following
as reasons: uiamonaa are me uitumi
substance known are practically in
destructible they never show wearl
tnr tli reasons they never become I
I second-hand. Proposition . referred to, ,
Is where we agree to refund In cash i
I nine-tenths of amount raid us for a
diamond If returned wiunn yii jrr
from date of purchase, or allow full ,
price paid in exenanga.
mmm i tas-i
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15-& DODGE.
We Have Not Considered
PROFIT IN MAKING THESE PRICES
Warner's Safe Curs...
Plnkham's Compound ,
B. S. 8
Sulphur Bitters
Pierce's PreeclpMon
Fame's Celery Compound...
Newton's SarsapartlU
Llquoione
Chryatal Tonlo
Milk's Emulsion ,
pear's Unscented Soap
Kublfoam
Herpldde
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