THE
omaha daily urx;-. natukday, march 21. 1003. ,
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Mail orders filled fan
on an items ex'
cepx in ca s c
hour sales
Another Great Glove Sale
Nothing shown elsewhere to com
pare with Saturday's values.
12-button French Lambskin Gloves
All newest spring shades, regular
$3.00 values at $1.98
Ladies' Lambskin Gloves, 16-button
length, $4.00 values, in all colors, at,
pair ,. ., $2.39
Ladies' Short Kid Gloves, 2-button
length, $1.00 and $1.50 values, on sale
while they last, pair 59c
OOO Dozen Short GIovm Included
In this lot. Imported Lillet and
Silks worth up to 60c pair, at,
choice 15
Grand Book Sale
Continue with unabated Interest. Splendid price savings here on all
Ewttr Cards, up from 1
Easter Chicks, up from l
Box Stationery, up from.....4
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Ladle' lumz Silk and Silk Lis!
. Gloves Elbow length, worth to
$1.00 pair, from 8: SO till 0:30
A. M. per pair 50J
Unit two pairs to a enatomar.
Itnew of Standard Hook.
All l.fiO Copyright Books, In our
great sale at 98c
All $1.00 Iteprlnt Copyright Book
your cholca 43C
Unparalleled Shoe Bargains
from the Great Bankrupt Slock of
Richardson Shoe Co.,
Elmlra, N. Y.
Values surpassing any previously offered by this or any other Omaha con
cern. All good styles, serviceable, dependable' qualities.
Second big shipment jusf received sots on Sale Saturday w
Little gent s satin and kangaroo calf blucher,
a regular f 1.60 C
value . v. . . i . . . . I J C
Boys' kangaroo calf bluchers, box calf and lace,
and youths' kangaroo and satin calf blueherp,
worth up to $2.00 a pair, at $1.19
mm
THB RELIABLE BTBRB
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Women's chocolate vlcl kid oxfords, also
women's kid oxfords, all sizes, worth, QC
up to 13.15. a pair JJC
Men's $2.50 box calf bluchers $1.59
Men's box calf leather or drill lined. Men's vici
kid or gun metal bluchers, not f 75 4mj 158
a pair worth less than $3.00. . 1
Women's vici kid patent colt and gun metal
blucher and chocolate vici kid lace shoes, not
a pair worth less than $3.00 1 75 an(j 153
and some $3.50, at '
Men's or women's carpet slippers, the 40c kind,
for 25c
Misses and childs' $1.50 and $1.75 vici kid bluch
ers, any size,cr half size up to 2 ........ . .95c
Watch Sunday
papers for very
special bargain
offerings Monday
limbed Furnishing Goods Bargains
Saturday's sales offers values never rarc
equaled elsewhere. Seldom are such bar- GuSSh
gains offered even at Haydens.
SI and ft. SO GRIFFON BRAND SHIRTS 59
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 vici kid, patent colt, gun
metal and box calf shoes, all sizes $2.45
"Women's vici kid bluchers with Cuban or mil
itary heels, all sizes; also women's common
sense shoes, worth up to $2.25 a pair, tjg
Misses' and child's kangaroo calf and bluchers,
worth $1.50 and $1.75; childs' $1.25
dongola bluchers
75c
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About BOO doen In the lot, all clean new stock, j
best pnlterns and materials, the bargain op-l
portunlty or a lifetime, at, sale price
Men's Silk Ties Four-ln-Hands, Clubs, Teck,l
Etc., regular 60c values, latest coiora ana pat
terns, choice 25c
M.-a's Sample Iloee Values up to 50c. blacks,
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tans, enioroiaereu ana iancies. in mo ion, 1
at lOt nd 12 !icH
Men's Medium Weight I nderwear Just the
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Men's Heavy Work Shirt All alxes'. regular EOc
values, at
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39 and 25C Utl h ir.,UttJ
20c Tooth Brushes, 10c
secured the rleartnaup stock of the largest Tooth Brush
factory in Japan, for cash, AT COc ON TUB BOLLAR.
Brushes In the lot that would sell regularly at 36c, none worth less
than 20c; great assortment for selection Saturday; at, choice... 10
(Six Brushes for 55c
? 35c Ribbons, yard 12k
A fine line of wide Heavy Taf
feta Ribbons, all staple colors
and superior quality, the great
est bargains of the
year, Saturday, 'yd i &2
$1.25 Ladies' Belts, c
The finest line of the Popular
Silk Elastic Belts shown this
season, have the new Cameo
buckle, are on sale
Saturday,' at......,..;....,
f Wciv Ruchihgs, yard 12c
Includes all colors and styles,
worth regularly 20c
and 25 'c yd., ' Saturday & 2
Glorious Bargain Opportunities for the Suit Buyer Saturday
Another
last week,
for spring,
.
great shipment of handsome new Tailor Suits, fully equaling if not surpassing tne magmuceni Dargaxn ouermgs ui
Voiles, Panamas, Silks, fancy Mixed Fabrics, in ail tne most cnarming new siyiea ana cuiwius ; JS'V
, the popular Butterfly and Eva Tanguay styles, included; values up to $30.00, in two lots at .f d I
A display of spring garment styles imrpaesliig In Its completeness any every attempted In Omaha, emphaslilng more strongly than ever onr prestige as Omalia
style center,
NEW SPRING JACKETS
S5 00 S7-00 $10- 812 o
n-tonn .in n SOK ut
An Elesrant Assortment of Crown Jewel Suits Most delightful values ever shown in Omaha at $J5.00
NEW SPRING SUITS
815-00 820o 825-00 $30
NEW SPRING WAISTS
$2o 9300 84-00 $5.00
NEW SPRING SKIRTS
S2-0S S3o S5-oo S7-50
SlO-oo 812-So up to S30-0O
4.00 Jan Silk Waists
: . On Sale Saturday.
FROM 8 TILL A. M
'42.00 Moire UndersklrtB
JHusfii Undergarnienfs
ON SALE AT ABOUT HALF
The flaraass of natartala, tks flatnty laea and rloh mbrotdtrr
trimming-, til bantr and Tfcrtty of daalfa, ooaatitatea tkia th most
dsUgatful 1st f Mtuijia Vndarwaar barvuaa w h.r shown this -aoa.
Ton slieuld taaka svolJl praparaUoss to ba hra aarly Monday.
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riJ?E STOCK Dl VIDEO INTO 4 CHEAT 10TS
LOT I Sample Skirts, worth
up to $.50; on sale at,
choice 82.08
LOT 8 Gown, Skirls and
Chemises, Tegular values up to
12.00, at OS
SEVERAL ROUSING HOUR SALES
LOT 8 Gown, C h e in I sea.
Drawers and Corset Covers,
regular $1.00 values. . . .49?
LOT 4 Handsome Skirts, elab
orately, trimmed and worth
regularly $3.00, at... 81.50
From 8:30 Till 10:80 A. M. -Gowns,
worth regularly up to
$1.60; choice . 40C
From 10:80 Till 11:30 A. M
Corst-t Covers, owns. Skirts
and Drawers, $1.00 values,
at 20c
From a TIU 3 P. M. Corsets,
long hip, high bust models,
worth to $1.60, at 40c
From 3 Till 4 I. M. Ladles,
Hose, worth to 60c, nearly all
styles and colors, Importers'
samples at, pair 10c
FREECARNATIONS FREE
IfiO Baaattfol Caraatloaa to ka (Ivan away ta oar Candy dapartmant,
Laaofc room, or at taa Boda Tountain. Sah lady pazokaaa la aatltlad to
OIiVrT thin aaw and frosa la oat I BaUolons Snndaaa and Xoa Oraam
bis- Oaady dwartmant. I Bodaa at taa roantala.
Aalaty buaoliaoa and Xot Ceftao karvad ta X.uaea. rarlor.
Special h Our Can J Dtp artment
Afta Blaaa Ovaam Vattlas All f lav-
on, 0o lb. Quality, apaolal ISO
BaLlcLons TThlppad Oraam Obooolataa,
regular 0o kind, apacial Saturday,
, , , .
lb.
mil Homa Mado Taffy Ftva (Ut-
ors, rrsular lie lb., apeeuu Sa
Oaautna Tankaa Paanat .Brlttla
l'reah and erlap, special at, lb o
AU atindard brand o( OXBVr(
ouic a pkr (or ......oo
70
20 Discount Saturday on All Punhnses in
Our Infants' Department.
FROM 0 TILL 10 A. M.
91.RO Percale Wrappers 08
85.00 Jap and Net Waists on Sale, at 82.98
FROM 9:30 A. M. TILL 11 A. 51.
$ 2.00 Long Kimonos , , . 899
Perfection in Corset Style
Is certainly shown in the various new W. B.
NewforteCand Reduso models built on scientific
and hygienic principles; they not only conform
'to nature's lines, but
shape the form accord
ing to fashion's dictates.
A properly adjusted W.
B. Newforra or Reduso
corset insures perfect
set to the new gown.
All the New Models ,
Shown A style for
every figure, perfect
' satisfaction assured, at
91.00, $1.50, $2.00
Expert fitter always
in attendance.
MOW
Special Hosiery Bargains
Values in standard
goods never surpassed,
seldom equaled.
Ladies' embroidered,
allover lace and lace
boot lisle; also the cel
ebrated Wayne Knit
hose, plain black or
white sole, all regular
and out sizes at, per.
pair 35c
Three pairs for $1.00
Ladies' 35o lace lisle Hose, allover or lace boot
style, all colors, Saturday at, pair 25c
Ladies' 19c fancy embroidered and lace Hose, all
colors and sizes, pair 12VaC
Children's School Hose, fine medium and heavy
ribbed, double knee and high spliced heel, 19c
values for 12V&C
Si
Rugs and Carpets
Many rousing bargains Saturday, the op
portunity for selection from the most complete
assortments shown in Omaha. With the priv-,
ilege of payment to suit your convenience. ,.- -$22.00
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, seamloss, ,10
wire, 9x12 size; sale price $16.50
$16.00 Tapestry Rugs, heavy quality, 9x12
size; splendid bargain at. $12.50
$1.75 Velvet Rugs, 27x54 size; sale price, Sat
urday $1.2.ri
$1.25 Brussels Rugs, 27x54 size; salo prie,
Saturday 7Vq
$1.50 Smyrna Rugs, 30x63 size; sale price,
Saturday . . .89c
$3.00 Wool Ingrain Art Squares, 9x12 size;
choice -. $5.49 I
t 1: i t. i-i ?
w oui nigrum tcirpeis, eA.ua nejivy quality,
at, yard .59c
Cotton Ingrain Carpets, extra heavy, at, per
yard : 25c
Rug Samples, Velvet and Axminster, worth
to $2.00; choice 89c
7-ft. Window Shades, best water , colors, 25c
Groceries, Fresh Vegetables, Crackers, Cheese and Butter Saturday
a pounds best Pure Cane Granulated
Bugar for ,.....$1.00
10 bar beat brand Laundry Boap for 2G
10 pound sacks beat Granulated White
or Yellow Cornmeal for ltc
10 pound Racks beat Graham or Buck
wheat Flour for .-35c
4 pounda best Pearl Tapioca or Sago.. 2 5c
1 pound cans Royal or Price' a Baking
Powder for 35c
1-pound package Macaroni for 80
4 cans best fancy Sweet Sugar Corn 2 Bo
l-poand can Solid Packed Tomatoes
for 8Ho
1-pound can assorted Soups for THc
011 or Mustard Sardines, per can ...,le
Quaker Oata Company Toasted Wheat
Flakaa, per package Ic
The Best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb. o
The best crlap Pretaels, pr pound ....So
The beat crlap Ginger Snaps, par lb... 8c
Cholca California Prunes, par pound 4 Ho
Fancy Cleaned Currants, per pound Hc
Fancy Muscatel Kalalna, per pound 8c
The beat Tea Slf tings, per pound ....15c
The best Fancy Santos Coffee, per lb. lEc
The beet Maracalbo Blend Coffee, lb. IT Ho
The beet Porto Rico Blend Coffee, lb. 20c
The beat Ankola Blend Coffee, 4H
pounds for $1.00
BTTTTES CHXISB AMD SOCK
Choice Dairy Butter, per pound 21o
Fancy Dairy Butter, per pound ....J 3c
Sap 8ago Cheese, each 7 Ho
Fancy Creanery Butter, per pound . .250
Fancy Full Cream N. T. White Cheese,
per pound ...15o
Neuf chattel Cheese, each 3o
r&K8H YXOrBTASXiXB TOM SATURDAY
1 heads fresh Tiothouee Lettuce for Eo
2 bunches fresh Radishes for to
8 bunches fresh Bhalot Onions for ..10c
Large Cauliflower, each ' lOo
Freeh Beets, Carrots, or Turnips, t
bunches' for lOo
Fresh Plo Plant, per bunch THo
Fresh Spinach, per peck 20o
2 bunches fresh Parsley for So
Cape Cod Cranberries, per quart ......So
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, per pound 20c
Large hothouse Cucumbers, each ....loo
Green Peppers, 8 for 6c
New Honey, per rack lie
Beets, Carrots, Onions, Parsnlpa, Tur
nips, or Rutubagaa, per pound 2c
Fresh Holland Seed Cabbage, per pound lc
Freeh Roasted Peanuts, per quart ....8c
Blf Highland Xfaral Orange Bala Saturday
Oranges are advancing, we will still
continue to sell thorn for this sale, per
doxen 10c, lie, 15o, 17 Ho, 80o
Zf yon Bead Harness bay now, aa yoa
may aarer have aa opportunity again Ilka
Bay
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Mil
Saturday, the' third Day of the Greatest
Bargain Sale of
Crockery Fine China
Ever Held In This City
Entire stock of a big eastern department store closed
out for spot cash at 25 BELOW MANUFACTUR
ER'S COST. Only a few of the thousands of great bar
gains can b here mentionecl
Fiae English Porcelain, 200
open stock patterns, covered
dishes, platters, dinner plates,
sugars, creamers, butter
dishes, etc., go on sale at,
each, 2S 3HS 5S 7HS
8Ht and 10.
Japanese (Tups and Haticers,
Bon Bon Pluhes, Spoon Trars,
Olive Dishes, formerly sold up
to 60c, sale price 10
Sugars and Creamers, Tea Pots,
Hair Receivers, Powder Boxes, I $35, choice
Parlor Iiainps, Cuspidors. Jardi
nieres, Hanging Iiamps, and thousands
of other articles at correspondingly
low prices. ' ' I
A SAIF MNfi Tfi RF V
REMEMBERED. : : :
etc., regular values to 98
cTiolce now 15
Unparalleled Dinner Set Bar
gains in This Sale.
You can afford an extra set
at these prices. See them.
flOO Dinner Sets, 100 pieces
each, worth wholesale f 10.00,
will be closed at. Bet . .4.73
300 Dinner Sets fine Austrian
and German China, worth
wholesale $15, choice.. 9.50
Handsome Haviland China Din
ner Sets, worth wholesale to
$19.50
yoor
The Big Hardware Department
Tomorrow ws will sail something- aaw. yon ouiht ta ham ana i
r shirt wadst sleeves avery one naaa thai. " tooa
Steel Roller Skates A" siZ8S' 100
a Bo Padded Sleeve Boards, Satur
day luo
c Bread Fokee, extra fancy 3 60
50-pound Flour Catia, worth Sl.00.6So
Oak Tan tlio 8la, each lOo
(Bo Shoe NikiU Freo with every pall )
S5c Parlor HrAomK, lrt In Omaha. 19o
$1.60 Nickel Plated .Hr!irl Copper Tea
Kettle, befit kettle made B60
Enameled Tea Kettle, worth il.ii,
only 49e
'olliler'a Outfits, worth $1.00, at 6S0
Large No. i Tubs, wortb ll.uO
Saturday ', 6B0
Large No. S Tuba, worth Sic
. Saturday , , BSo
No. 1 Tuba, worth TSc Saturday. 4o
10-qt. Galvanised Pall, worth 26c.. ISo
16c Duat Pans Saturday..!...... So
The famoua O. K. Washing Mu-
rhlne ... i" M.9V
Nickel Pinter Combination Pliers
Worth 6U0 Saturday ae
Pavld Muydole tiainmers, only,..S9o
Yankee Itatcliet Berew Driver.
only ;.. ..9a
htnnley Nickel Plated itatvhet
llraee, B. B. heada L
Buck Broa., Wade Batcher and
Ilartnu'a Chiaela, GoutrM, etc., worth
up to 4.00. at.....i5, la 4,nd Ulo
received. The only n Tf M I- f 4-i....J-.. IJ!ff.jf ttf t . i
mahayoucan buy roller skates IWyUlGT &l .DV UcllUZS JcilUI Ud VJllU IHeV LaSt, ViiC
CAS-ELLCTRtC MOTOR CAR
Rival ( Vaiav Paalllf Matora Vader
ala Teala la New Yarlt
State.
A new ma-electric oar which. It Is prophe--1.
v, railroad men. will revolutionise
rairroadlna on ahort llnea. ta beina carefully
tested out at Schenectady. N. Y. Tha ear
was deslfned and produced ay the General
KIctrio company aad la belns thoroughly
trated on all trades and curvee. Its per
formance so far. under aU conditions, has
bea aatUfactory In every way, showing a
speed of thirty miles an hour over heavy
grades an over sixty miles an hour under
IBnra favorabla conditions. ,
This new type of taa-electrlo car takes
tha placa of steam engines sd trains on
ahort Uaa work. It coiubluee In one the
j.weT hotiae, tranamlitaloB lines, aubalatlon
ai.d alt the boceflts of ftectrte traclon with
anit tha eootly and eumberaoino featurea of
th trllty. A powerful gas engine In tha
forward comr.aiiment drives an electric
generator. The eutreat obtainad la thia
way euppliea power to tla motors whlch
drive the car. The gas angina, which con
sumes gasoline, runs very smoothly and
U electrical equipment assures perfect con
trol of apeed, even acceleration and as
comfortable riding aa Is enjoyed In the
modern Interurbaa electric
This car represents tha htgheat degree In
railroad engineering practice. v It combines
the maximum power and safety with tha
rtlntmuin weight. The gas engine Is the
most powerful of Ita kind ever built.
Tha rar la of the combination type and
comprtaea one ordinary paaaanger compart
ment, a-amoklng room, a baggage room, an
engine room, a toilet and aa obaarvatlon
compel tment. The dlmenalona are as fol
lows 1 Length over all SO feet; length of
angina room t feet Inches; length of bag
gaga room S feet Inches; length of smoker
7 feet 11 Inches; length of paaaenger 00m
pattment IS feet lncbea; width over all
S feet t Inches; Height over all 13 feet 10H
Inches; seating rapacity 44; total weight of
car IX tone.
The shape of the enda of the ear is para
bolio la order to reduce the sir reslatanca
to a minimum wties traveling at alga speed.
J Th exterior Is of Keel pUle and th In
terior Is finished with selected Mexican
mahogany. No wood la used In tha engine
room. The seats are upholstered In green
leather. The interior H lighted with In
dividual electric lights and th car la
equipped with aa electric headlight. Storage
batteries keep th light burning when the
nglna la not running.
Th mnln feature of the car 1 Ita power
equipment. The eight-cylinder gas engine
develops U0 horse-power and la coupled to
a 120 horse-power direct current generator.
Th two motors which drive the csr are
each rated at (0 horse-power. It is signifi
cant that this power Is developed-ethat the
engine Is operated and the car controlled
by one man In a spac Sxt feet
Chaalaar m Fortaae,
Having earned $3,000 for his wife aad
children by walking around the world
within a apeclfled time, Frana Emanuel
Klvlkaa. a little Flnlander, aged 62, la now
on another chaae around the glob over
anotiier route for $15.0)0. Aa the roault of
a wager between two wealthy Flnlander,
Klvlkaa atarted from San FrancUco la Oc
tober, 1'JiU, to circle the glob afoot with
out a cent of money, ita turned tiia trik
In three yeara eeven a.id a half mucin.,
and woa the pur.
SCIENCE AND SAUER KRAUT
"Tama Jliu'a" Dcautaeat bided for
Neglect lag- a Toothsome
Dtak.
Since Its establishment the department
of agriculture has coat Untie Bam more
than $jo0,000,0ij0. It has given employment
at different times to S,50o0 separata and
distinct experts, professors aud rauck
rakera, and has issued 17,673 publications,
varying In also from elegant three-volume,
half-levant, hand-tooWd treatises on the
boll weevil to puny alx-page pamphlets on
aheep ticks, barbed wire and horseradish.
And yet In all these busy years and with
all this lavish expenditure. It lias done
nothing whatever to Inveatlgate or Im
prove that queen regnant of delicatessen
sauerkraut. In all Its multitude of publi
cations. Indeed, there appears but one lone
some reference to the gentle herb, and
that conalats of an obaure footnote, couched
la tha foiling language, towlt: "Sauerkraut
made of purple cabbag la said to b good
for th eomplexloei."
Inasmuch aa sauerkraut la th cullnr
malnatay from November to April of fully
40 per cent of the American people, this
groa neglect seems utterly Inexcusabl.
Under tha tutelage of tha department the
cultivation of alfalfa has became an exact
science, and th agriculturists who produce
It know moro about chemistry than Dr.
Krtnsen and more about germs than John
Kiger. la the aant way thousand of dol
lars have been apent In the effort to eradi
cate the peach chinch, the apple rust, the
wheat llsard and tha mountain lion. Tha
JimBon weed has been brought to such a
high state of eultur that It Is now used
la th manufacture of perfumery. Hena
have been taught to lay two egga a day.
Farm hands have been taught to think. Th
despised cottonseed has made tha south
rich. And all tlie ' "e aauerkraut baa
been overlooked r "'?ted.
As U Is growr .uuerkraut Is the
moat toothsome , grasses, but there
Is good reason to L.iUve that scientific at
tention would maa 11 even more delicious,
actenc has mad th rose sweeter, aad In
creased th d!amtr of th ealla Illy. Why
shouldn't It amplify aad rfln th grace,
flavor, resiliency and symetry of sauer
kraut? Why shouldn't It be possible, by
Judicious crossing and careful nurturing,
to work a veritable apotheosis of th fruit T
Tho sauerkraut of commerce lacks stamina
and vigor. Llka apaghettl, It Is prone to
break upon one's knlfo midway between the
plate and mouth. The result is disappoint
ment, swearing and sorrow In the home.
Let It be crossed with some hardy wild
variety, that It may acquire from the latter
some measure of stability. And let there
be a permanent corps of experts resident
abroad to study th leading Europeaa
stralna and acquire wisdom from th must
celebrated contlnuental breeders.
Nothing Is more exasperating than break
able kraut. It reaches, the fare in the form
of debris, or driftwood, and the delicious
aensatlons which aria out of the paasage
of lung strand down the esophagus are
lost. Th broken pieces, entering th sys
tem belter-akeltrr, cause irritation and an
noysnc. Kmlnent pathologists assert that
they may produce hay fever and tonsllitla.
snd even If this I not true, the mental
anguish la certainly wortb considering.
Lu diligence oa tha part of th depart
ment of a,ruliur? might rid the human
race of all this suffering. It ahould be pos
sible within a fw years ta perfect sn ut
terly unbreakable strain of kraut-a, kraut
as tenacious as a pair of suspenders and at
the same time aa delicious sa so much angel
cake. Pebsimlsts may call the prophecy a
fantastlo dream, but we hold It to be ut
terly1 safe and sane. Let Mr. Wilson snd
his assistants get ou th Job at once. It
to high tim that something were done. The
public haa auffered long enough.-Baltl-mure
Sun.
Juke l ablsgta Her Jaw.
With her mouth stretched wIiIm open Vfra
Kt la Holmes. 37 yeara old wa admitted to
the Cooper hospital. Camden, N. J j,-or
some lime It wu linpumiilil to learn what
troubled tha woman, but after a tlioroimii
examination It waa found that her Jaws
were dislocated.
After they had been put buck Into place
by the physician sim said that aha was
talking with friend at her home, when dim
of them mado a funny romaik. It was
while enjoying a hearty laugh that her
Jaw audileiily beramt rlgkl open. Then
tiie trip to the hospital waa made. Mrs.
Holme said sh had a similar expurii-ncH
about a year ago, and now ahe declares
mIih will b taietul hvw gi leufti In tho
fuluer.
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