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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. 1907.
LADIES' CLOAK' SALE
LADIES' $10 &
CLOAKS AT $5
All good warm cloaks
to-dato styles nove
cloths, plaids. mixtures,
black broadcloths, etc,
leading colors, Q
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Ladles $8.50
Cloaks at $3.50
Our long black and
novelty mixed coats
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BIG BARGAINS IN
Basement Cloak Dept.
Ladles' Wrappers,
worth up to $2, at.OC
Children's Cloaks, QQ.
worth np to 3. at. JOC
. ladles' Tailored Suits, JjjQ
worth up to $10, at..
Children's Wool Dresses
worth up to $2, Cfi
at JVC
Ladies' Far Bcarfs,
worth up to $1. at.
39c
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and S15 Silk and
Lac WAISTS, at..
Daintiest and most
elaborate effects in
white and delicate eve
ning shades, silks, laces
and nets, dress and
evening Waists with
Bhort, three quarter or
long sleeves.
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1 When it Is too bitter cold to shop p.
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K noys fill your order with rare and g
tl Rive you absolute satisfaction on 3
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u Tnin t Ha mire food movement. It H
starts with common sense and ends U
at Courtney's.
MID-WEEK SPECIAL
The following are samples of the kj
Tfw Price that will prevail inrouRii- m
out the store at this sale : K
Fnvder's Pt. Catsup, per bottle. .. .lSe M
Toasted Corn Flakes, per pkg....8oR
ind.t.vA Prnnfifl. lh Ten
Tkn. mnltorv nrnnes are Indeed a K 1
health fnnil uhsollltelv no lvB used In B
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brands of Imported champagnes, qt.
bottle 8a.es
Gordon Oln (rectilar slie) bottle 8So M
GuKenhelmer Rve (full quarts) per fc
bottle f 1.03 B
Kentucky Bourbon, per bottle. .. .6Sc R
Maryland Rve (full quarts) hot. Oo K
Titinnricil ... rnmni Rrandv. Tier D
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Taul .Tones, per hottle 81.00 Ik
MneRrler Cednr Brook, per hot. 81-93 R
Old Atherton Rve (guaranteed 10 vrs. K
old) per hottle 81.00 SK
At this sale with each purchase of
$1.00 or more, of our own bottling
a hottle of port or sherry, worth 60c. E
'Phone Donglaa 647.
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p yard lengths. This lot is the finest we have
P ever received and worth up to 75o yard on
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REALTY MEN ICCR NEW ISSUE
Eiohan Charei Current Ex penis Appro
priation! Ueani of Folitioal Graft.
WILL PROTEST AGAINST ITS PASSAGE
elhjr Says Mmiira Give Mayor mmd
Coaacll Power to Hire. . H
for Eleejloa Purpose.
the Conservative Loan and Building asso
ciation, applied for membership In the ex
change. George r. West of the Northwestern
eave the exchange some views of real es
tate and realty men which were highly
entertaining and instructive.
One provision of the legislative bill on
charter amendment, which proposes to in
crease by $150,000 Omaha's annual appro
priations for various purpose, was at
tacked by the Real Estate exchange at it
meeting Wednesday. It was the provision
for the issue of current expense bonds by
the mayor and city council.
The legislative committee was Instructed
to draw resolutions against this part of the
bill. and send them to each member of the
Douglas county delegation at Lincoln
Aotion was taken after Chairman Selby of
the legislative committee had read a report
on the bill, speaking thus of the provision
In question:
"The bill also authorises the mayor and
city Council to Issue current expense bonds
In case the mayor and council have not
already levied up to the limit. This
provision cannot be construed as anything
but a curative act to legalise a means to
borrow money to replace the shortage of
$uO.0U eut off from the 1907 levy by the
mayor 'under guise of economy.
"As well might a man try to save money
by paying part of his grocery bill and giv
ing Ms . note for the balance. This Is a
stunt in frenxled financiering that we
reoommend be respectfully referred to the
vaudeville committee."
Means of Political Graft.
Mr. Bel by was persuaded to admit that
the recommendation to refer a part of
the bill to the vaudeville committee was
not to be taken literally and Mr. Belby's
committee was then Instructed In the mat
ter of resolutions.
After completing the formal report, Mr.
Btlby went on to explain that the provision
gave the mayor and council power to hire
men for political reasons just prior to elec
tion. E. A, Benson also pointed out the
possibilities for political graft.
" There was some discussion on the pro
posed increase In the police fund. W. T.
Graham remarked that he was opposed to
It if It meant that more policemen were
to be employed to follow administration
Instructions In violation of the law. The
matter will be taken up at the next meet
ing. - Mr. Selby said the bill In question had
been Conceived and begotten In the city
nail and had been outlined by Andrew
Kosewater under suggestions from Mayor
Pahlman and other members of the ad
ministration. As Mr. Hosewater la supposed
to be familiar with the bill and its prob
able manner of working out, he will be
asked to appear before the exchange next
Wedneeday.
'. Oilrnore sV Kuhns, who have formed a
real estate partnership In connection with
VAIN CRY FOR WORE GIRLS
Demand for Help In Glove Factory
Cannot Bo Met and Plant
May Move. '
"Girls wanted" Is the cry of many of the
large manufacturers of Omaha at present.
Omaha is forging to the front as a manu
facturing center, but the makers of goods
are being handicapped by the Inability to
get the help of young women to run the
machines. The Nebraska Cotton Glove com
pany, which has sixty machines, has on an
average of fifteen of these machines Idle
most of the time because girls cannot be
secured to run them, and thla cannot be
explained when It is stated that girls can
make from $12 to $14 a week at this work.
Other large concerns kaep advertisements
la the papers the year around calling for
girls.
The Nebraska Cotton Glove company re
cently was reorganised and Sprague Ab
bott, the champion golfer of Omaha, who
has been engaged In raising chickens north
of Florence for the last few years, was
elected to the presidency. M. A. Hall is
vice president and secretary and M. L.
Ferns is treasurer. This firm makes noth
ing, but cotton flannel gloves and mittens
and is located at 1507-9 Jackson street. The
decision to move to another city was
reached when the directors met and looked
over the books of the coi.cern. It was
found that orders were already In for 150,-
000 dosen mittens, which, at the present
rate of securing help, would take a year to
fill. The concern employs nearly 100 people
and Mr. Abbott says that unless girls can
be secured the plant will bave to be
moved to some other city where help Is
available.
Thla enormous business has been built up
In Omaha in three years.
25 PerCcnt Disconnt
On all women's -lour and gun metal
calf button and .ace shoes. These are
not broken lines, as we have good
sizes and all widths. The fallowing
prices are for cash only:
Kenan's women's gun metal calf shoes.
blucher and button regular price
$5.60 sale Price 84.13
"Foster's women's gun metal calf, In
button only $5.00 go, at.... 83.75
Wright 8i Peter's women's gun metal
calf, in blucher SJid button $5.00
go, at 83.75
Eelffhler Bros.' women's gun metal
calf, In blucher and button $4.00'
go, at 83-00
Armstrong's women's gun metal calf,
blucher and button, $4.00 go
at $3-00
AU Oar 83.50 women's gun metal calf,
blucher and button, at twenty-five
per cent off 89.63
All 83.00 women's gun metal calf
shoes, blucher and button, one-fourth
off 83.85
Ten lines of misses' and children's
box calf, velour and gun metal calf
shoes Included in this sale at 25 per
cent off. '
We positively will not charge any
of these shoes at the discount prloes.
Drexel Shoe Co.
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BAILEY MACH
DENTISTS
Thirst FUr, Paxtorv Block
Highest Grade Dentistry
In
Dp-Graves'
Tooth Powder
yoa have a perfect dentifrice and
antiseptic. It insures mouth purity
-and beauty 'becomes a part of
one's life ia its twice-a-day use.
Just ask your dentist about it. ,
Is aa Bketal eaas e hot ties, Sao.
CraycTthPoivierCos
FIGHT ON ONE CROSS LINE?
Opposition Sprinss l'p to Building
Car Tracks on ' Thirty
Third.
Considerable opposition Is developing In
the West Farnam district to the building of
the Thirty-third street car line from Burt
street to Join the Park avenue line at
Thirty-third and Pacific streets. The street
railway officials say they are looking for
no fight with any section of the city to
force a line where it is not wanted, as
there are plenty of places In Omaha where
the people are clamoring for line. It : Is
understood that some of the people who
live on Thirty-third street, adjacent to th
Farnam line, are protesting against a Una
on that street. They maintain they already
have plenty of street railway facilities from
the Farnam street line.
LINCOLN
SANITARIUM
Specially equipped for most
Thorough Medical and (surgical
Treatment
and care of
Acute and Chronic Diseases
Natural Mineral Water Ba'ths
(Sulpho-Sallne watera possessing curative
properties supplied from our own springs.)
Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver, Heart,
Stomach and Skin Diseases,
J. O. EVERETT, Managing Physician.
LINCOLN, NE11.
Romovoa Signs of Ago
Price BOc-At All Dealers.
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THE BENNETT COMPANY
AJTB ALL BXTAIX. SBUQQIITS.
OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST THURSDAY. Fair.
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BUY CAPITOL COAL
Lump $6.50 Nut $6.25
NONE FINER, NONE MORE POPULAR
CLEANEST, HOTTEST AND BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
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How's Your
Stamp Book Coming
It's a fixed habit with thousands of our customers in
city and out in the state to collect green trading stamps.
It is an accepted tenet in our dealings that no matter how
much we may undersell competitors we give
GREEN TRADING STAMPS IN ALL DE
PARTMENTS WITH ALL PURCHASES
EVERY TIME AND ALL THE TIME.
In the Big Crockery
Before we ran receive the gigantic shipments ordered within the
last ten days by our buyer In the great crockery centers of America,
which are merely supple
mental to the immense
Import orders plnced
months ago for Immedi
ate receipt We have sev
eeral thousand dollars'
worth of broken lines, odd
lots and shattered open
storks which we must
close out.
PLAIN STATEMENT OF BARGAIN FACTS
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FEW HUNDRED
PIECES LEFT
Plates, worth up to 35o
for .lOt?
Sugar Bowls, worth up to
75c ..... .-. 10tf
Covered Butters, worth up to $1,
for 10
Bakers and Scallops, Platters and
Cover Dishes, all at 25
Cups and Saucers, worth 30c. .10
100-PIECE KENT DINNER SET
Eight to close out, $12.00 valuo, on
sale this week at $7.08
For the full 100 pieces.
Price cuts no figure. The
most precious thing under our
roof Is ROOM.
WATCH THESE CROCKERY ADS
DON'T MISS OXE OF THEM
THEY MEAN MUCH TO YOU
Cut Sf
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Vases Mlldi
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Any
Vase In
Stock at
A Bevy of
Splendid
Bargains
Thursday
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THE RELIABLE ST8)RI
More
Attractive
Values
Than
Ever
Before
Final Clearance Women's Garment"
Value offered In this sale will realise your hlgt
expectations. Most of them are odd garments u" v
broken lots, but you'll find many complete lines aoAi
all at REMARKABLE RARGA1N PRICES THURS w
DAY.
Women's Long Coats. In loose fitting styles, that sold
up to $10.00, choice $2.08
Coats, worth up to $18.00 60x52-ln. long. In loos
or form fitting styles, about 175 garments in the
lot. at, choice $4.00
Stylish Coats, In great assortment that sold regularljf
at $20, $2B and up to $30, In this sale at. choice"
for $10.00
$15.00 and $18.00 Tailor Suits, In fine Broadcloths,
cheviots and fancy mixtures, over 200 garments from
whkh to select, at. choice $7.50
Women's $5.00 and $6.00 Walking Skirts, Thursday
for $2.08
Women's $5.00 Silk Underskirts, Thursday. .$2.08
Women's $5.00 Eiderdown Bath Robes, Thursday
for $1.08
Women's Waists that sold to $1.60, choice. .. -40
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From 8 Till 9 a. m. $1.60 Long Kl
mefnos at 40c
From 8:30 Till 9:30 a. m. Children's
DreBses, $1.00 value, at 30
3.V CORSET COVER EMBROIDERIES
AT 19c Yard Thursday morning
we place on sale 500 pieces of extra
width Corset Cover Embroideries, In
big variety of designs, worth 35c yd.,
sale price 10
From 9 Till 10 a. m. Women's Dres
sing Sacques, worth up to $2, at.5Qr
From 9:30 Till 10:30 a. m. Children's
Bonnets, $1.00 values 10
80c SKIRT FLOUXCINGS, per yard,
only 20c The most desirable style
of embroidery this season. Hundreds
of patterns to select .. from, your
choice, Thursday, yard ..207
Thursday Dress Goods Specials
New Spring Novelties,
40-in. wide, three
toned effects, a very
desirable weight for
early spring suits
special, the yard
6342
Shadow Plaid
Batiste
Blue, brown, green,
red, tan, gray and
many other ehades
sold elsewhere at $1
the yard our spe
cial price, the yard
85 c
Extra Special
Thursday Only
LOT 1 English Novelty
Suiting, 56in wide,
our special A C p
price, per yd 4 v V
LOT 2 Nine hundred
yards Brown Mohair
Novelties a great bar
3. ,35c
Grand Lace Sale
The opening sale of the season begins Thursday morning, with laces a$"tV
2V4S 5. 7H and Q yd., that would sell regularly up to 25c yd.
underwear. The greatest value In new laces ever seen In Omaha, Don't mles
them.
We have the sole agency In Omaha for the Famous Zlon City Laces, the
only line of Wash Laces manufactured In this country. Every other piece of
lace you buy you must pay the 60 import duty.
There Is no tariff on Zlon City Laces, so you save the 60 by buying them.
HALL-RROCHERT DRESS FORMS We have the sole agency for these
forms In Nebraska, South Dakota and Western Iowa. Samples on display here.
Special Furnishing Bargains
Hour sales that will prove the greatest bargain surprises ever known la
Omaha.
From 8 Till 9 a. m. Men's Fleece
Lined Jersey Overshlrts and winter
underwear, in all sizes, regular val
ues up to 60c, at, garment. .. .15
From 9 Till 10 a. m. Men's and Boys'
woolen Sweaters, In plain or fancy
colors, values up to $1, choice. 25
From 10 Till 11 a. m. Men's heavy
Canvas Gloves and Mittens, worth up
to 15c pair, at, per pair 5,
From 2 Till 3 p. m. Ladles' Imported
Lisle Vests, worth to 50c, silk taped,
trimmed with lace, come In pink,
blue and white, special, a garment
tor 15
Neckwetxr,
Big lot of Odds and
Ends In Ladles Neck
wear, each worth 25c
12c
BONDED ABSTRACTERS UNITE
Effect Trmporarr Orsaalatlom, Whir a
Will B Parataaaat, for Ma
taal Pratectlsa.
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Ths bonded abatractera of Nebraska met
at Lincoln Tuesday momlnjr and perfected
a temporary organisation, to meet again
April I at ths same place for permanent
orranlsatlon. Twenty wf re la attendance
Tuesday. J. Fred Kerr, from Omaha, at
tended and explained the purpose of or
ganisation was for mutual protection and
to protect the publlo from unbonded ab
stracters. A bill Is to be offered to thi
legislature for the purpose of amending
the preaent law to the extent of making it
Illegal to engage In the abstracting buttneas
without being under bund.
HOTELS.
fWhen in Chicago
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itratiord Hotel
European Plan
Refined, Elegant. Quiet Located cor
ner of city's two Soeet boulevards,
convenient to entire buslaMS ceeier.
Clo.e to be.t theatre and shopping
dintrlct. t-A rooms, 130 private batbsi
luxurious writing and reception room;
woodwork mahogany througnout; brass
bed and aU modern comforts; telephone
in every room; beautilul dining roomer
the beat of everything at moderate prices.
Michlsaa and Jackson Blvds Chlcato ti
PARK HOTEL gK'.XyV:;
Practically Sreproof. Purlng the pa.i
euimnrr entirely relit ted and decorated:
hot and cold runulng water In every rotirn.
American ana Kuropean plan.
J. . bat?. ese ana ltoaafeg.
600
.Yards
Ruching
Good assortment of
patterns, worth 25c
per yard
9c
CO Fancy Colored Chit
fon Ruffs. worth
$2.60. for
98c
Children's Coats and
Dresses Half Price
Children's Coats, ages 2 to
14, all colors. Friezes, plain
cloths, fancy mixtures, bear
skins, crushed velours, etc.
Some sold as high as $6
Thursday, choice ..$1.05
Children's Coats Ages 2 to
14, all colors, plain or
fancy mixed materials
some finished with Peter
Pan silk hoods, silk velours
and bearskins Included,
garments that sold up to
$7.60, Thursday, your
choice $2.05
Children's Coats. 2 to 14
made of kersey, broad
cloths, bullseye bearskin
and velours, all beautifully
made, some of these sold
as high as $12.50, Thurs
day, your choice. . i "s
Children's Novelty Dresses, 1 to 4
years, Thursday for 15
Others, made French style. Thurs
day 28
Children's all wool fancy and tailored
dresses, 4 to 14 years, Thursday at
HALF PRICE. 2d Floor.
From 3 Till 4 p. m. Infants' Jackets, Pinning Blankets, Dresses, Bootees, etc,
worth regularly up to $1.00, in one great lot, on bargain square, each..lO
BE SURE AND ATTEND OUR FAMOUS
Hourly Sales in Our Bargain Room
In no other house in America will you find such values as we offer In these
sales. Ask those who have attended them.
From 8:30 Till 9:30 a. m. We will sell 10c Flannelette. In dark colors, red
colors, polka dots, figures, etc., not over 12 yards to a customer, at, per yard,
3Hj
From 10 Till 11a. m. We will sell 60 dozen Towels, bleached and unbleached
Tt rklsh, bleached and unbleached Huckaback, goods that sell up to 120
each, will go at, each 4
From 11:30 Till 12:30 We will sell 26 bolts of the Celebrated 'Goblin Sllko
llne. always sold for 12 He, not over 12 yards to a customer, at, per yd.2
From 1 Till 2 p. m. We will sell 12 Ho and 15c 40-lnch Lawns, not over 12
yards to a customer, at, per yard 4
From 2:30 Till 3:30 p. m. We will sell 25 dozen of 19c and 25c extra large
and neavy Turkish Towels, bleached and unbleached, not over 3 pair to a
curtcmer, at, each 0
From 4 Til' 5 p. m. We will sell Shirting Prints, the best quality made, all
light colors, worth 6 He and 6 He yard, not over 12 yards to a customer, at,'
per yard 3 "
Tha couriers or this large bargain room will be ruled with Percales, Ging
ham i. Prints, White Goods, Wash Goods, Linens, Towels, Flannels, In fact, a
cor. plele Btore In itself, and every item will be sold for about half of what you
can buy these goods elsewhere. These goods on sale for all day.
Haydens'. the Home of Pure Food Products
Kiffnest Quality, Treihest Goods and
Lowest Prices.
If you are not doing your trading with
us, compare our prices with what ypu are
paying for the same goods elsewhere.
BEAD THESE PBIOEB
21 pounds Best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar 100
10 bars Beet Brands laundry Soap.. 25c
6 lbs. Best Hand Picked Navy Bcans.lBc
10 lbs. Best White or Yellow Corn
meal 12Vo
1-lb. package Baited Wafers 9c
Fig Bar Cookies, per pound 10c
The Best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per
pound --?0
The Best XXXX Olnger Snaps, per lb.o
Fancy California Prunes, per lb......4o
I pndon Layer Raisins, per lb 6 Vic
Sultana Raisins, per pound 8Vio
Cleaned Currants, per pound 6 Ho
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TEOETABLB A WD PKESX T?IT
PRICES
Fancy Imported Crown Figs, pound.. 124a
Oet our prices before buying Fresh Caul
iflowers, PlneapplfS, Celery, Leek Toma
toes, Cucumbers, etc., etc., you will find It
a big saving for you.
Fresh Hplnuch, per pent ...103
Fancy Late Red Cranberries, per quart 74o
t heads Fresh Lettuce Co
1 bunches Freeh Radishes fa
t bunches Shalot Onions fa
Fresh California Turnips or Carrots.
per bunch fa
1 bunc til's Fresh Reets 5o
Irge Heads FrPHh Cahbiige fa
Fancy Illinois Kiln Dried Sweet Pota
toes, per pound fa
Fancy Head Lettuce, each fa
Bents, Parsnips, Turnips, Carrots, Rut
ahagkH or Onion., per pound.... to
Large Orape Fruit, each fa
Fancy Fard Dates, rT pound loo t
Large Juicy Lemona,, per dozen lOo . w
BROS.
Beivnett'sycGrocery
Fresh roasted. One flavored
Coffees. We have them Just
right all the time.
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Bennett's Capital Coffee,
Poand package i 8c
Twenty Green Trading Etamps
Basket Fired Japan Tea. lb..4c
Forty Green Trading Stamps.
English Breakfast Tea.- lb.. 48c
Forty Green Trading Stamps.
Gunpowder Tea, pound 48c
Forty Green Trading Stamps.
Swiss Cheese, dpmestlc, pound. 25c
Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
CAXJTOBaTXA PBUVB SALS
Santa Clara Prunes, finest quality, sixty to sev
enty slse, worth 10c, Thursday, special, per
pound c
Maine Sugar Corn, 80c per dosen; per can... 7c
Bennett's CapUot Oats, package 10c
Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Wheat, package 10c
Ten Green Trading b tamps..
Bennett's CapltoP Mince Meat, three packages. 2Sc
Tweuty Green Trading Stumps.
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, pound can.Z4c
Tweuty ureen traaing etamps.
Bennett's Capitol Oats, parkage
Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Currants, English, cleaned, pound 10c
California Seedless Raisins, pound .........10c
Seeded Ralalns, package 10c
California Prunes. rund Ic
BENNETT'S CANDIES
Pit Pat Candy, pound 1IS4
.10o
Shoes
Warm lined, easy shoes
for elderly women,
plain toes, made on
common sense lasts,
regular $1.75 values,
1.19
Women's . Felt and
Leather Sole warm
lined home slippers,
regular 60c and 75c
values
39c
WARM LINED
OVERSHOES
FOR MEN
WOMEN and
CHILDREN
15;
Do you live
near Hanscom Park?
HANSCOM PARK PHARMACY
1501 SOUTH 29TH AVE
will take your want-ad for The BEE
at the same rates as the main office.
Branch Want-ad Office OMAHA BEE
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