i he Omaha Sunday Bee
PART II.
For all th Nw
TJH n OMAHA DEE
EDITORIAL SECTION
Best
t'hn. West
PACES 1 TO e.
VOF,. XXXVII No.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY HI, 1007.
SI.Ydl.K COPY FlYK (MINTS.
OUR
and
BUYERS'
Tft Tf!F PIIRI If Every c,crk ln our cmP,oy eDls oncc a week, a hall-
iiiaj i uuuavy. day holiday. This has been in force since July 1st and
will be continued during July and August. Each clerk appreciates this, more than five
o'clock closing, and it is a plan that involves no inconvenience to our customers. We arc
sure the shopping public will agree with us that this is irdinitely the belter plan.
Trtfc; BfcNF.TT COMPANY.
BUYER
IMAGERS' SALE
' SALE
Begins
Monday
Morning
Closes
Saturday
Evening
7
SECOND
OUR
km
SECOND
MANAGERS
" 11 ' 1 . . .
riMr
A. L. SCHANTZ
1 ft '
A. M. HALIHUOC.E
(Ladies' Kcudy-to-weur)
H. G METZGEK
(Ribbon, Etc.)
1. ! V!
L
F. A. CllAMKU
(Silks and Dress Goods)
-.Vi,.? Vie
M. J. MALOXE
(Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchiefs)
4
Hi.
- -. V 4-1
mi
J. J. MilMlSoi'GH
(Linens and Wasli Goods)
H. C. KKMMS
(Men's Furnishings)
II. A. KMTTI.K
( Kill III In re)
4 Jmjm
C .... ift I
s -. .fs J -.-." . :
This, our second buyers' and manaanrs' sale,
will be eon ducted as the first vras conducted
strictly by the managers of tho departments
themselves. Every man Is put on his mettle; his
success, progress and reputation Is bound np in
his abl'lty t.o lnorease sales, to rcduco stocks red
make room for new fall goods. The management
o' this great house steps aside and puts tne mer
ohan(".Ir.lng absolutely in the control of the heads
of departments. Unquestioned price cutting is
their privliB'e a privilege they'll certainly maice
use of. Do buyer in tur employ would be wort!
his salt if he depended solely cn tuppllrs throrrh
the "irainmer." He must go riyht to market, bay
at first hand. Many of them have this to do sev
eral times in a season. Our greatest need Is
floor and store room space for fall goods, h?nce
this great bargain sale by our buyers and man
agers. A. Xi. ECHANTZ.
MILLINERY
Have arrHiin'I to pluce on ttalc for this
Muiiui;'iV Salo, tlie most ilcshalilo stork of
trimmed millinery jn Omnha. , rii-.tty
frfli triiiimrd hats no Irft overs -vrry liat
new and iiji-to-datr.
Table Ho. 1 consists of
liKlit, dainty lialH In
pink, Miiu and cream
ami tusraii HhailfM
your choice tzf
for pn)J
Nonu inn i ked in btock
less than $5.00.
Table No. 2. Huts in
lluht ami dark col
ors with flowers and
ami ribbon trimmings,
f.incy buck- c" rrr.
h-w, etc
Table Kc. 3. A lino of
very fine chip, hemp
and hair hats ln uol-
A. V. IIAXO.
ors. trimmed and im
ported flowers and
KraHSes. none worth
under J 18. all tlie.se
fleant hats CJO Kfi
for only..
Table lio. 4. All sailors
In burnt black and
natural only, all pri
ces up to $5
Table Wo. 6. The big
gest snap of all la w
duck hats, tanis and
sailors and lots of
other good
things . . . .
09c
FROM THE LAMES' READY-TO-WEAR BUYER rK
fliso that must ! m Ii! Ik I'oic I Iimvc for maikct. ot
rhandisc in one week Is a stupt nl:tt
rs mill .llanaiiffs Sale in lteuly-to Mear
I ;ieat iiiiiiorlatice to you. I have fully
OO Morth of ue . el iso, summer meivliau-
a K:ii-tiieut aot tills season's, aiii! not a uaniient reserved in this sale. In move this nier-
tasli mid piiee alone will do it. Watt li my ntls .l.iy hy day mid yui II be ronvineed. A. M. r..M)KllGi:.
Silk, Linen and Lingerie
Dresses ai Half Price
All f.'iney :-iik
ored linen si:its.
Hnyeis' iiiul Man
am
t wn-'iie
a ml
nil
ii:. is
rs
(ii'ine'
lib lintel
i If price.
style.
dl' sse
all
tnil-uur
J10.no tailor
and law n
for
waist
linen suits rr
iress, s
1 J r, 0 silk shit
suits fur . . . .
$1J.50 tailored
ami liiiKefi
Jl.'i.OII sillt
suits for
l.i. nil tailored linen and
Kerli
linen
fur
jumper
tailored linen
prlncesa diesse
5.00
s -25
.50
Jll'.jli silk dresses, linnerie and
laibirt-il lua n suits t I ;
J e
WAISTS
$:'.n0. $.'..'i0 and $.1.00 Lingerie Vnisis.
Monday, luiyei-.s' hii.I man
i allRels' .Sale Jv
J:'..:'.".. $t.an and $ no Lingerie Waists.
Monday, buyers' and inana- ! J SJ
Sets' sale p. lO
f.
uxl
4 ii
12.50
17.50
KIMONAS
50e law n kiiuonas and camht ic Jackets,
t'.ivi rs' tmd nianam-rs' sale -t
l.rb... J. e '
prlei
Jl.on oik laun Klmonas
and lile'la; ! s' s lie price
I.otik lawn kiniomis. worth nil
all at one pi-ice, lti,irs' und
inaiiatrers' sale
buyers' 43.
to $ .Ml,
98o
4
lin-
7.50
$-.7. in ; i 1 1 k ' ' 1'
suk pi liic .is d;'i ?
:)H iiriKiiie and
sl'k in 'ncess drei ses
$:t!.5o ltnerie and JO iy?r
silk priiict'ss uresse -i-f
$t;i .". i lingerie and O f
silk nrllieess dress I
$.M. Mi linserie and
silk princess ctiX'sses
.4 O
29.75
Under muslins
fiOc luawers utid t'orset Covers
for
19c
$1.00 downs. Skirts, Corset Covers and Prawers, F'.uyers' JCo
and Mnapers Sale price
FROM VM CLOTHING BUYER
Have heeu to market threw
weeks, (lot hark Friday morn
ing too late to have my picture taken. I IxiuKht very heavily of I all styles.
I must net the spine and (lie only way to j"t snare is to sell the goods I liuve.
As 1 liiire it, ii-uies like tile undei noted will turn the trick.
V. V.. HAKKKK, Buyer.
Men's $LT..OO and $J:'.00 Summer C
Suits
C-t IT i Hoys' $.1.00 Short I'ants Cr Q
Suits iJJO
Men's $18.00 und $15.00 summer CO rrir Hoys' $7.75 ami $3.75 Wash
Suits
Suits
$1-48
FROM TilE SHOE BUYER Z
rtnrnr! from I lost on Thursday mominj?. I
mrfit -pry keavily for Fall, und mj only alarm
is that I may not K't room for receipt of new stock. I must move the &ond.H. Anybody look-inft-
for sound, solid bargains in footwear bus no other aJtcrnat ie than coiniu to i-iy detiart-
C. W. F.MUK'H.
Children's white canvas oxfords, sizes up JC
to 8, 76e value
Men's (tray canvas shoes und oxfords, Q- f
regular $1.75 vuluc "
Men's $5.00 patent colt oxfords, hand
sewed,- best shoe made at that price. V-0
Men's Russian calf oxfords and hlKh DO
shoes, best value ever offered at $3. 4 O
ment.
Women's patent kid and vlcl kid ox
fords, values up to $3.00
Women's turned sole white canvas
Cibson ties, $1.50 kind
Misses' and children's white canvas ox
fords, $1.00 values
Nurses' rubber heeled patent tip shoes
$3.00 kind
Hoys' oxfords, patent leather, gun metal
and vici kid, values up to $2.50
$1.48
98c
G9c-
$2.19
' $1.39
FROM THE LINEN BUYER
I don't hope to make money in the liny.
er' Sale, hut 1 would like to see a crowded
aisle in my department, and if the shopping
I" appreciates real liaigain, 1 will have
J. J. Mcl()X()l(iH.
ItAIKMIXS
32 inch Madras, sult-
the
ciowds.
LIXKX
72 inch cream table
damask, heavy, dur
able" and koiiiI de
signs, scrts for .Mie
yard. In the OQ,i
sale
21 Inch bleached da
mask panklns. our
reRular $1.50
quality
98c
able lor men's shirts
and ladles' waists
and dresses, also
29 inch mercerized
walstliiKS, 20o ami
25c valu 9(
From the Silk and Press Goods Beyer
Hnboken, X. V July 8th, 9:45 A. M. I am aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm Ier Jrosse. She is like tin
Hcnnctt store, a winner. 15y the time you jump into the buyers' sale I'll be in Chemnitz Ciermuny.
Uoiu' some isn't it'.' 1 hope the sale will be a roaring success. Cut prices in my department and win out.
KKAXZ A. CHA.MKK.
SILKS
$1.00 and $1.50 fancy Hajuh silks, 69c black Jap
Bilk (spot-proof), 51)c white Jap silks with
colored figures and dots, 85c Italian taffetas,
all colors, 60c wash cords (checks and stripes)
all colors, $1.00 shepnrd check taffetas and loui
Henes, $1.00 fancy silks of all desurip- "Of
tlons, Monday, per yard
DBESS GOODS
75c black voile, all wool, 85c black brllliantines,
54 Inches wide; 6c black nun's veiling, 75c;
$1.25 fancy checked suitings, 54 Inches wide,
$1.00 fancy wool batiste; $1.25 plaid sult
tnrrs. 52 inches wide; $1.25 novelty panania;
$1.25 checked and plaid serges tQr
Monday, per yard OcH-"
WASH GOODS
86 Inch chambric ginghams, checked batistes,
polka dot lawns, fancy Swisses, Bilk mulls, fig
ured dimities, black and white lawns and all
the ends of this season's goods will be found
ln this great lot, worth up to 25c
yard, Monday, yard
. 5c
DOMESTICS
85c bleached seamless sheets, NIx:iO, best
quality of in uk 1 1 ii . Monday, at, each....
3Dc i)x4 bleached sheeting, extra heavy,
Monday, ut, per yurd
15c percales. 36 Inches wide, light stripe and
figures, fine for men's shirts and ladies' waists
ami dresses, Monduy, at,
per yard
59c
27c
5C
hosiery
The iorcioji markets are. still
cranky und bhovv u disposition
to advance, for that reason
many buyers would not bo over
anxious to seriously reduce
their stock, i am under orders,
however, to reduce all lines to
a certain point. It will cost
miyhty price cutting to do it,
but 1 am onto my job and there
)ou are.
M. J. MALOXE
GZ.OVES
allover lace and lace boot
26c value 15C
:5c
lisle Hose,
$1.00
Ladles'
nose,
at . .
Ladles' Imported lisle hose ami
lace embroidered, 3:c (C
value, at
Ladies' Imported silk
60c value, 3 pairs
for
Ladies' imported lisle Hose, hand
embroldeied all-over lace Q-
boot, 50c value, 3 prs V
Ladies' imported silk plaited hose,
pu;r .:h:u:- 49c
Children's Imported fast black
lisle hose, 25c -f OVj,,
value Xrf
KNIT UVEESWEAB
Ladies' low neck sleeveless Vests,
tape arm ajid neck, loo Ky
value, each
Ladles' h neck sleeveless lisle
tape arm and "t','dt
25c value -M-ad -Kj
Imported lisle fancy
trimmed 60c value QQ
wide new lace trimmed
25c value 12' "C
wide knee lace trimmed
pants, S6c value '
at
GLOVES
It-button lisle Gloves,
'Kayeers," f"!
veals,
neck.
Ladles'
Ladies'
pants,
at . . .
Ladles'
Ladies'
some
$1.00 value.
Laities' 16 and 12 button heavy
siik gloves, double pipped fln
sers. olack and white, - iy
2.uu value V A '
Ladies' 16 button colul-d silk
gloves, $2.26 und Sii l4
$2.60 value. . V A 4tJ
HAMDKXBOXISrS
Ladles pure linen Initial handker
chiefs, 12VtC value, ClC
at
Ladies pure linen cross bar hand
kerchiefs, 15c value 9C
Ladies' pure linen embroidered
handkerchiefs, 35c f
value
Ijtdh's' pure linen embroidered
handkerchiefs, 60c Q" ff
value 3 for 1
Men's pure linen large sine hand
kerchiefs, 15c Cl'n
value O.it
mm mi mrs mumim buyer
I find after inventory a great many
items that I must clean out. In my
line, st vies urp ttn mit tfi chimin, tlmr
carrying goods over is a very risky proposition. Uesides it's against the rule of the house. I have considerable pride
in my departments they contain only Kpular, uiMo-datc goods at the right prices. S. C. KD.VDiS.
MEITS STBAW HATS
$3,00 Straw Hats,
on sale
$2.50 Straw Hats,
on sale
$2.00 straw Hats,
on sale
$1.50 Straw Hats
on sale
75c Straw Hats
on sale
50c Straw Hats,
on sale
....$1.50
. . , $1.25
. $1.00
... 75c
37c
25c
USBIBWIAS
Men's Ealbrlggan Underwear, shirt O"! .
m -a- v
In
and drawers, 35c value
Men's BalbriifKan Underwear
blue and ecru 75c value
Men's White Lisle Underwear,
$1.00 value for
MEN'S SKIBT
Men's high Krade Negligee Shirts all the
latest patterns, mostly cut coat CO,,
style, values up to $1.50 OxJKj
50c
69c
13c
Men's Negligee Shirts, values
up to 75c for
Men's Negligee Shirts, latest patterns
and fabrics, values up to -, 1 A
$2.00 for ipi.XU
Men's high grade Negligee Shirts, swell
patterns, values up to $3.00 rt- on
and $3.50 for pX.OJ
MEN'S NECKWEAR
150 dozen men's Neckties in four-in-hands,
strings, hatwings, etc., values "?Qf
up to 75c for 0Jv
FROM THE JEWELRY BUYER
Before this la in print I will be on my way to
New York, Providence, Attleboro and Boston. I
want to hare a clean stock room when I come
bnck. Extraordinary bargains Is the watchword
of this said while I am gone. G. H. WILLIAMS.
Combs, worth up to
$1.50 flf.
choice tJJV-
Combs, worth rT.
to 5oc, choice. . J
All other combs, val
ues up to $lj.D'J one
haif price.
Wash Hells, values up
to $1.50,
choice
Silk and PmiIht Helta,
wortii uOc, 5T,
choice . . .
25C
Klastic and steel stud
ded elastic belts at
about pilce nf importa
tion, ranging in
price from Zfif
each $10 down avM
Head Necklaces, all col
ors at 2.".c, 50e and
$l.it0 .vorth double.
Tear i'oIUi-s t.nd Helt
Huckbs at
up from . . . ,
fhese prices are has
than one-half value.
25c
PICTURE
SECTION
For my first big bar
gain Monduy, I of
fer (ienuine Carbons
(reproductions of the
masterpieces, fram
ed, size 8x10.) 50c
Is our sain price
value. Mondav Hov
ers' sale nr.,
price JmHiKj
Twenty per cent off
on i'ii lure framing
and framed pictures
in galleries. Five
times green trading
stamps on all unad
vertlsed purclif.Ki'S.
BABBIT CHAIM.
FROM TilE CROCKERY DEPT.
I have a great quantity of fine china and
glass ware that should have been yours by this
tiaie. The crockery market is so prolific, broken
lots are what can't be avoided between seasons.
I must get rid of these goods because importations
from Japan, Germany, Trance, Austria and the
British Isles are under shipping Instructions.
WALTER B. ELMS.
All day Monday, 10 per
cent oif on Sinnerware.
Sixty patterns, all new,
up-to-date goods. The
finest wares ii.&Ae,
Sets from $6. a8 up to
9&00.00.
Japanese China Sugars,
red .-in Hum. i ili eol a
tion, $l.oj value in
this sale rXO
pair tit I
Pretty, neatly decorated
Table Tumblers, three
or four styles to se
lect from, on sale
Monday, 4?CI
i lor.. Ot-
Pine German China
Prtiit Saucers, pretty
decoration, 10c val
ues in this lf
sule, t acli "..'
From
the
RIBBON; sc
.it . i ;
UrJt
:T'rH-""rT -
. . . .. , . a
1
ii:o SCHXKIDKK
i Piutt )
FROM THE HARDWARE BUYER
To make this sale a hummer I'll
Ifive li3 per cent discount on every
piece of enamelware in stock. To re
dure stock and close out a bunch of
things you need real bad in July and
August, I'll take anything in shape of
money.
I. If. A KEY.
20c italvHiilzcd Ma
ter pulls, -i rzt,
special . . . A J
25c ri ilvanizrd ua
t. r ..ails. - rt.
special . . -4y
:;ee gal vh.iIZ'm) wa
ter ua.l.i. Oft,,
spec Id . . v
$' 0 J l.iKli vrade
lawn 62 r OPT
mowers V""--'
Screen jS"
door . . . OiM
Screen wire eloih,
per square -t
f.it . . . . -- 2
SPOBT1NG GOODS
Close Out Sale on Hammocks. Any
Color Wantad
Any $2.75 "I i0 Any $:.&o
will go tor--t."- win y,, fo,
ltegular D.ic croquet sets 4Jo
8 Inch rice root,
Tampico or I'al
metto scrub r . ,
brusn for . . 4 y
60 foot cotton
Clothes line, n tu
Ur liir, (t,
spuoial . . .
25c c.irptt heaters,
sp-rl.il - r-t.
Fxtra (rood
tee pick" .
Sere, n door hinges
complete w i t h
10c
1.78
BOOKS ,A!VD STATIONERY
lu this sale I the two bargains
each the greatest of its kind, to my
kuowledge, ever offered in Omaha.
L. A. Kl'SSELL.
Books 49o to $1.08 "lO..
values for XJC
larse. handsome library editions, some
bound In half leather and clotli. Had a
retail value of $2. no. N
Thousands of bond iu. r mid 25
copyright fiction
that retailed as
high hs $l.0t. pub
lished at $1 r.'j, all
In original Idnd
inss, hde -t.,
they last., itlt
Engraved Station
ery (60o value 19c
1 mIi. ."Whit
ing's" French Or
gandie, woven lin
en or oraandie
envelopes to match
all the latest
shapes and colors.
Tins is tiii hialiebt
class of paper
made.
Your Initial stamp
ed Willi script or
old Kiih'M.-.h die,
free of charge,
making positively
a S"o value, i Cl
for litl,
K:" Furniture o Carpet Duyer
I leave for Grand Bapids tonight. I've
left orders that all brokan lines must be
disposed of btfore I return. Any old
thing ln the shape of money will satisfy
me. Out with the stuff.
B. B. KNITTLE. Mgr.
Beautiful, all oak. , Swisses and Sllko-
llilee piece porch
bet, coin. - - .
lines, worth loc,
Monday, Ut
at yard ....
l.ace Curtains and
Portieres are mark
ed at 'j. their regu
lar price.
CARPETS. 4:,eL-iii(le
SBAPEBIEii, Fine of Floor Oil Cloth,
imported silks and 51 indies wide, ev
inadias, worth 75c, I ery yard is perfect,
Sue and $1.25, Mon- full roll pieces. Mon-
". i itl.,luy, at 8(i. 0
plete
1'retty
Sn lug,
with
chains
cozy 1'orch
complete
$6.25
yard
yard
23c
FROM OUR DRUG BUYER
Stakcnable goods, needed reliefs from
summer anuoances, are what I expect
to hum a run on during tlie salu. At
same time if you're any aches or pains
remember I've goods at the right prices.
GilO. BCKjtILEK.
tix I'oison
ft-per, 5
shut'ts, for ..
Fiy
5c
Tanglefoot Fly
Paper, 3 double
sheets K4.
for C
Iialsy Fly
Killer
Sulphur Cand- Ktt
die
Persian Insect Pow
der, lb.
for yl
Pet. -r man's Ii;uid
1 dscovery
at
15c
25c
From the Meat Buyer
Ours is in only market in Omaha that
does business out in the state, for that
reason tbis market is under Government
Inspection all the time.
Ka customer can need a greater guaran
tee and our market is the only one in
town that has it to give.
J. XULAKOraXY.
7,600 lbs. of Morton,
Gregson Co.'s Hebr.
City sulected Sugar
cured regular pig
bams. Their best
brand, average 6 to
8 lbs., svery one
Kwlft'a
l.ard. 3
pall ..
Swift's
Lard, 5 lb
pall
Swifts fciilver Leaf
Lrd
lb. pail
hl'.ver Leaf
lb... 35c
Silver Leaf
55c
1.10
FROM toe GROCERY MAN
Bennett's Uijj (irocery has been in
existence lor nearly Ihrity years.
Kuyiux direct in car lots enables us
to save our customers money, be
side k I vino; them fresh new goods at
all times. Coffees roasted every day
riht in department. ISulter and t'Wfs
received daily from the farm. Our
delivery system given you the best
service obtainable.
S. KKYNMs.
!.!'? '"""0 "'""anulat.-d Simar $1.00
Iteiin. tt s Hreakfast Coftee, a !b. can 48o
t. 11 ., 'T'''" ''ading stamps.
Tetley h iellow luaiid Tea, lb. tin. . 60 o
Ami ia ureeii trading stamps.
B. C. J'uie 1'epper lb. ean 10o
And III green trading .stamps.
Lemon Extract, bottle So
Corn Starch, lb. package ' ' ' 60
Anderson's Soups, c.in ' ' ' 60
(.lid i.ust, 7 pa. Kaif.8 :::::;.-850
Uerniett s Cupltol Kxtracts, Vanilla
Lemon, Hone, Hanaiui, Kaspbeny'
1 1 Iniiainon, peiuli, l'lm apple, hot
tie ...................... 180
And to green trading stamps!
"Best We Have" Baked Beans. iau0
Anil ID ur lrli.
Bennett s Baigain Soap, ten bars
J'lireo Star Corn, li cans
Ami Ma
irr in syrup, large can.
ii" 11". K. " """'"' stamps
... m nmr fiiniiiaKii. 2 cans..
.11111 .,11 green trading stamps
f.B8-0-M"C t Jiki 'KHgeS
rnriiiMi ,-areiy . , lelus. b.z boxes 60
Bayles Cldi r Vliii'Kar, pt. bolt le . . . . 10o
An. 1 in green IradiiiK stamj.s.
Heinz Vlriegur, ,iinrt bottle J50
And 01 pru-n trading stamps.
Worcester Table Salt. 2 S41 ks 10o
And la green trailing stamps.
Corn, can 50
Peas. cn '..'.'.to
Potted Meats, can 40
Oil Sardines, can 30
Life Hoiiv Soap, 6 iMUes 1 ! ! 35o
And 10 green trading stamps.
Olive Speelal. gold medal olives, in
oz. boitle 3o0
And 30 preen trading stamps
Ktllffdl Olives, G LI bottle UO
And In areeu trading stamps.
I'needa Biseulis. 4 ackaaes 160
And 10 green tuidiiig stamps.
Be.nnett s Capitol Flour, sack $1.40
And 100 green trading stamps.
green trading stamps.
85c
6O0
.150
30o
35o
I have had a most successful
season, and before 1 po east 1
must clean out a lot of broken
lines. I don't mind a loss I
can stand it. I can't remember
of such values before, don't
think you can either. If you
wish to see some extraordinary
bargain doings around my de
partment, it's now they're on.
11. V. METZdiElt.
BtBBOB DEPARTMENT
5 inch lancy all silk wurp print
Taffeta Kibbons, worth "01.
35c yard, at ' 2
WOTION BEFABTMEBT
Black spool silk, worth -f figt
bile per doz A-VFI
Light weight nainsook dress
shields, all sizes Kf,
worth 12C, per pair
Women's pad front belt hose sup
porters, In white, llfiht blue,
pink, red and black, -f fig
worth 25c
Shell hair pins, In plain and crimp
ed amber and shell colirs,
worth 25c dozen
ABT BEEDLEWOBK DEPT.
500 dozen -lnch einhroldered doll
ies, worth up to 10c, o,
each
I,ace scarfs, 45 Inch long, 18
Inches wide, worth 5c, -1 Klt
each AOC
IS Inch corset cover embroidery
in Knglish eyelet and Japanese
effects, worth up to 35c, - trg,
yard, at XOl
Swiss and nainsook embroidery
bands, edging and flouuclngs In
all tlie new designs, worth "irW.
up to 5 Oc AvMj
Val. lace edgings and Insertions to
match, all tiie season's patterns,
win tli up to 1 0c, T
yard
KECKWEAB
Won-' n's laundred embroidered
collars, twenty assorted styles In
all sizes, worth
25c for
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and lace ..onibiin d 1 111'f lln- in
plain white and dainty t ,1 1 1 It 1 1 1 h -tions,
suitable for shirt, waist
fronts, collars and cufft. I A,,
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