THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 29, 1908.
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I10IEI LOYAL . BLOCK OPEN
Bright and New from Top to Bottom
i in and Oat
I EVERY STORE SPICK A5D SPAH
rnn Capitol Anm ana Davnpcrt
Street Rlateentk ( Fine
; Bllilii Cbu1i Id
View.
Bright and now In every respect, "spick
And span" from top to bottom, shining with
light even Into the brightness of a new
almighty dollar, the Hotel Loyal. Sixteenth,
street from Capitol avenue to Davenport,
! la a thing of beauty and Joy forever. The
! building la new and many of the business
i firm recently housed !n It are new, but
I what la more fitting, all the fixtures of ah
i the stores and other business firms are
new. many of them having been, made e
tpecially to order.
I Ten places of business, eight stores, a
barber shop and a saloon, aside from a
cafe which will be a part of the hotel, are
accommodated in the new Hotel Loyal. The
frorits of . the several business places
uniform, the lettsrlnrr on the Blgns Is the
same, and the arrangement of the llluml
' rated elans presents a similarity, making
one of the beat-looking blocks In the city,
With the strict adherence to uniformity
, throughout on the fronts, even to awnings,
.' there Is no clash In color effects and noth-
in to' Jar upon the sensibilities of even
the, most artistic Verson.
The store-room on the aouthwpst comer,
! Is occupied by the Gustafson & Hendrlck
' Sojt Jewelry store, successors to P. E.
' Flodman & Co. This store moved from
1114 Cspltol avenue, and aside from having
; new fixtures has an entire new stock of
! goods which Is valued at $2B,000. Diamonds
are shown In profusion, a large line of
watches and cut glass In' addition to the
regular Jewelry line being carried. 8. V,
. Gustaison and John Hendrlckson are the
', proprietors. . . '
t.'oodrear Rain Coat and Howell Uraar,
The Goodyear Raincoat company occupies
tha store room at the northwest corner,
the store being a branch of the Goodyear
Manufacturing company and the first and
only one of Its kind In the city. The store
' carries an exclusive line - of water-proof
; overcoat garments, cravenettes and similar
trarment for men and rubberized silk
' evening, opera and automobile coats for
,' women. The store opened three weeks ago
'. and the manager says . the opening day
, was as big as the opening day of the store
' in Chicago when one was established In
that city a short time ago.
.The Howell Drug company occupies the
.only' double store room In the block, being
' near the center of the building. 8. PI
, Howell Is the manager and has been In
' business In Omaha since 1889. His first
store was, at Park avenue and Leaven
worth street, later moving to the Masonic
temple,' directly across the street from the
present location. ' Aside from the regular
' line of drugs and druggists' sundries, Mr.
! Howell has fitted up an attractive Ice
cream parlor with an up-to-date soda water
1 fountain. A larger stock of cigars Is also
! carried. ' .
, One of the new stores In the new block
is the Chabot Shoe company, A. H. Chabot,
manager. Mr. Chabot was on the road
jfor ten years, but decided to try business
for himself and opened his new store with
' an entire new stock two months ago. ad
'vertlslng "Loyal shoes In the Loyal hotel."
'On certain days he gives away a small
j statue of the Venus of Mllo to every pur
' chaser of a pair of Mllo shoes. The Chabot
company carries what Is known as a gen
eral line of shoes, footwear for men, women
, and. children.
Place the Women Like.
, Another one of, the new stores In the
building, and which holds especial attraction
for the women folk, is the millinery estab
lishment of Mrs. A. Huster, next to the
north corner of the building. Saturday
was opening day, but the stray enow flakes
which drifted through tha air faaed not
the mltation flokers on the pretty hats In
the windows or the cut flowers and potted
lilies In the store. The store Is surely
millinery, but the flowers which are used
In decoration ato so numerous that the
store looks as much Ilka a florist's as a
millinery store.
Next to this store Is the establishment
of the Hersog Tailoring company, a branch
of the main house In Lincoln. D. H. Beck
Is the manage rand the branch has been
established In Omaha since 1900, tha former
location being at 1415 Douglas street. The
especially made cablneta keep the goods
entirely out of the dust and the daylight
workshop Is said to be the largest In the
city.
Stephens It Smith moved their men's fur
nishing and hat store from 109 North Six
teenth street to the Hotel Loyal building,
but left behind all their old goods and fix
tures, moving nothing but the firm name.
Places for Mrs,
The Hotel Loyal barber shop, "a high
grade shop In a high grade hotel In a high
grade city," Is In the basement of the block.
at the southwest corner. J. D. Ramsay Is
the proprietor and enjoys the distinction
of having tha only barber shop In Omaha
with rocking chairs for the comfort of wait
ing customers The shop Is a new enter
prise and everything contained In it is like
wise new.
Andy Nelson Is the proprietor of the bar
In the saloon, having sold his old saloon.
The new bar Is not open As yet, delay hav-
Jng been experienced In the Installing of
the fixtures, which cost $10,000.
me care win te fitted up In gorgeous
style, but It will not be opened until the
hotel is opened to the public A.prtl 1 being
the date set for the opeslng.
Omaha's
Pure
v Food pv
Centr
Order by
Thone.
Order by
none.
17th and
Douglas
Streets,
Omaha
Regnlar baying at Courtney's means a constant saving to the family purse. The thous--ands
of housewives -who supply their tables each day from Courtney's know this store offers h
them the season's best at all times. '
.Prices are not any higher here, although goods are ofttimes better A perfectly equip
ped and sanitarily conducted store, that sella everything good for the table.
A DIG STORE CONDUCTING BUSINESS ON A DIG SCALE
In our Meat department, which every careful housewife knows is the best and most de
pendable in Omaha, we can always save you money. We buy in .large quantities. We get
the best selections. We get the lowest prices. Meats have advanced 25, but you don't
have to pay as much as 25 more here. We save money for you every day.
HONEY BREAD
Courtney's Honey Bread Is Just the
nicest, whitest, sweetest loaf of bread
made In Omaha. Have you tried It?
It Is only 6c a loaf.
VELVET SWEET CORN
So tender, so Juicy, so full of thHt
Sweet flavor that Is only known In
the corn that comes from Maine.
Per can 13Ho
Per dozen "1.85
MURDER IN CHINESE QUARTER
Ins Mow, Leader of New York Tons;,
Slain jr Members of
Rival Band.
NEW YORK, March 28. A street murder
which is believed to have been an outgrowth
of the recent trials of Chinamen for murder I
In Boston and Philadelphia, threw tha local
Chinese quarter Into Intense excitement this
afternoon. The victim was Ing Mow,- who
In the troublous times of two years ago was
known as a lUutenant of Mock Duck, leader
of one of the tongs and who since the re
tirement of Mock Duck has been looked
upon by many Chinamen as the real leader
of his faction. Ever sliye the successful
prosecution of the Chinese murder trails
In Boston and Philadelphia there have been
rumors around Chinatown that some mem
ber' of the New Tork colony had inspired
the evidence which resulted in the convic
tions. When the shooting occurred . today
became noised about that Mow was xne
of the men who had been under suspicion
in this connection.
Mow was walking down Mott street, when
three Chinamen coming In the other direc
tion blocked his way. There was a sharp.
short argument, the flash and report of 1
shot and as Mow collapsed and fell dead to
the sidewalk the three assailants fled. Two
of them whirled around Into Pell street.
wnne me intra carted into a passageway
and was swallowed up In the hive-like tene
ment houses which cover the block.
in me meantime umnaiown was In a
panto of excitement and it became neces
sary to call out axblg detail of extra police
before anything like order could be restored.
A Una of police was stretched aroung the
entire district and a house to house search
for tha murderers was made. As a result
of this search Moy Don Tuk and Wan Ton,
both of whom live la Mott street, were
taken into custody.
REAL ANKOLA COFFEE
When Courtney's say Real Ankola Coffee
you may know that their statement is abso
lutely correct and truthful. If you don't be
lieve us try a pound of this wonderful Coffee
at 35c a pound, or get a Free sample at oiir
Tea and Coffee department, then you will
agree with us that it is the best three pounds
for $1.00 coffee'sold in the world, r
Ihono Douglas 647
Private Exchange Connects all Dents.
MANZANILLA OLIVES
Quart 25c
Gallon
.SHOGO LITHIA WATER
75c
An absolutely pure, healthful, del icious tast-
ing Lithia Water. It clears the brain. Court
ney is sole agent in Omaha for this best of
all table waters. You need it every day.
5-gallon demijohn of Still Water, net. ...$1.00
50 quarts Carbonated Water, net $4.00 y
100 pints Carbonated Water, net ...... . $6.00 g
17th and Dong-las BHs Omaha. Ls
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SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO.
Cor. 10th and Dodge Sts.
Charles It. Sherman, : : Manager.
OWL DRUG CO.
Cor. 16th and Harney Sts.
A. B. McConnvlI, :: Manager:
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.The King
of Shoedom
The Ladies' Footwear
Maker. Preeminent
Recognized styles, makes and
footwear of the highest guaranteed
quality only find a place on our
shelves. We want to repeat that
we sell as we buy, on quality, style,
fit, 'and with' a guarantee. Today
we would mention particularly-
The Foster
Women's Shoes
Absolutely perfect In build; the
lasts are enigmas of style, every
pair adding style and grace to the
feet upon which they are fitted.
The golden browns we are showing-
right now are the toppleat,
niftiest and most dainty Oxfords
shown iu the west. They sell
themselves on sight. We have your
slse and a corps of expert fitters
to assist you In selection.
- .Prices range
$4 5 $5.50 and
Our two superbly equipped Drug Stores at the above locations provide
most convenient places for buying the Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and
Perfumery and In fact everything required In the drug line by any member of
the family. For many years we have made a specialty of
FAMILY TRADE t
and to this end our Drug Stores are stocked with every article that could
possibly be classed as belonging in a Drug Store.
TELEPHONE SERVICE We have five telephones, both Bell and Inde-
pendent, and any orders given us by 'Phone are promptly delivered by motor
cycle.
SOME CUT PRICES Buy Goods At Either Store
Bromo Seltzer .
100, B3o, o, 89o
26c Silver Salt (cleans silver), tor.
40 kinds Matt Extract, 2 for
Red Cedar Flakes for moths, 1 lb ... .
26a Mention's Talcum, (always)
tl.00 Wine Cardul. for
26c Pn'sllne (cleans waU paper)....
Ragle Condensed Milk
11.60 euman s syrup, uypopnos-
phates. for
25c Ir. Graves Tooth Powder, for..
76c Rubber Gloves. Monday
$1.00 Plnkham's Compound.
i . lOo
. .850
. .12o
. ,16c
. .890
. .130
. .160
11.34
. .130
. .390
PROBLEMS OF IMMIGRATION!
New York Finds Porelcmers Leave
with Money and Come Back
Penniless.
ALBANY, N. T., March 28. Information
concerning Immigration Into the state for
the last few years has been given out from
the state department of agriculture. In con
nection with a bill introduced in the as
sembly yesterday proposing a state depart'
ment for the collection of such Information,
both industrial and agricultural, as would
be of benefit to the Immigrants.
According to the statement. Immigrants to
the number of 1,076.463 took up their resi
dence in New York state, for the time being
at least, during the last three years. A
large portion of them rame from southern
Europe, where Illiteracy Is prevalent It
Is claimed that during 1907 they sent to their
native homes savings estimated at 1300,000,
000, which, had they been Informed of con
ditions of this country, would have remained
and been Invested here. Through this
traffic, the statement says, about 2,000
Illegal banks are being operated in greater
New York, a large proportion of them in
direct violation of the state banking laws.
"These banks stimulate such, transactions
of money through false pretenses, largely,"
continues the statement. "They are not
subject to any national or state regulation."
It Is claimed In the statement that 66,000
former immigrants were induced to emi
grate from this country during the last
few months, carrying with them sums varl
ously estimated at from $160,000,000 to 1260,-
000,000. It is contended that many of them
are now returning to this country penniless,
to become public charges.
Madam Yale's Remedies at cut price.
Burriham -Toilet Articles full line.
MONDAY SOAP SALE
boxes (6 cakes) 25c box soap for.... 35c
26o Packer's Tar Soap, for 16o
26e Woodbury s Facial soap, ror 170
60c Societe Hyglenlque Soap, for B9o
Rexall Blemish Soap for pimples. . ,. .83c
1-lh. bar Castile HoaD. ror iiuo
Big bar Castile P.Jap, for 50o
25a Kirk Juvenile Soap, Monday 80
Cucumber Castile Soap, cake, Sc; doz..36o
Cashmere Bouquet Soap 16o and 850
600 kinds of
ported. Ask us.
10c.
Soap, American and lm-
cMag1c Skin Soap 60
PERFUMES and POWDERS MONDAY
$1.00 Allan's Janice Perfume, ox 39o
11 n n IHnnr,'. 11 a ,1 m rl a l.'.trat. n- A
$1.00 Roger & Gazlet's Quadruple fcx-
tracts, or., Monday eso
75c Lubln's Extracts, imported. Monday.
ounce 49o
Above prices for Monday only.
25c Klder Down Powder. Monday 80
10c Mistletoe Cream, for So
Colgate's Kxtracts, ok., Monday BSo
75c M. & L.. Florida Water, Monday.. 49o
$1.00 Plnaud's Lilao Vegetale, Monday,
for 4o
60a Pozzoni's Powder, Monday 88
25o Gravo's Tooth Powder Monday,. 12o
BIG CIGAR SALE MONDAY
K. H. Gato, 15c size, 10c straight.
E. H. Gato, 10c size, 3 for 2oo, $4.00
box.
20 brands standard 10c cigars, at 6c
each.
16c brands clear Havana and Key West
cigars, at l- H'ss than regular prices.
If you buy cigars by the box, see us.
rlHWIIHtiiHinffnWTBsWLHI iTJT
Just a Word
j Madam
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Co.
Corner 16th and Dodge Streets
Owl Drilg CO., Cor. 16th and Harney Sts.
NOTICE OF MAT ELECTION
Publication by Clerk Ordered by
County Board at Once.
VOTE ON COURT HOUSE BONDS
Irvlnston People Want Military Read
Paved on Farther West Instead
of DoJge Street
Hirer.
to
and the morning was taken up with this
proposition. I
City Treasurer Furay filed a request
with tha commissioners to be permitted to
rearrange his pay roll by changing the
item two clerks at $90 each a month to
one scavenger clerk at $100 a month and
ono clerk at $n6 a month; increasing the
salary of bond cleric from $126 a month
to $137.50.
No report was made on - the Detention
home matter because the committee desires
to taJce more time and withhold Its report
until after the trip to Chicago.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
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Drexel Shoe Co.
HIS Fariara SL
THE IM)
WHO-
IAD A FIT
At our location can have a
better 'one at our new store
in the Loyal Hotel building.
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TAILOnillG CO.
D. ll. BECK, Manager.
,219 North 16th St.
Chi.H MEETING A GREAT SUCCESS
Xhlrfl District Federation Concludes
Belem mt Nellah.
tfl:L'OH. Neb., March 28. (Special Tele
s', im.) The fifth annual session of the
Woman's Federated Clubs of the Third
ci'.ifjw lonl district closed ' Its session
who. uy before noon yesterday. The morning
f'Hi'ian, which btgan at t o'clock, was al
newt exclusively (Jovoted to business. Miss
Bess Vangaasbeck. of this city was elected
secretary for the ensuing year. ,
In attendance, enthusiasm, social Inter
course and all that goes to make a gather
ing of this character prominent the lata
session was pronounced by the officers,
delegates and guests fully equal. If not
surpassing, any former annual meeting.
Resolutions were passed conveying to the
local lodge of Od Fellows the thanks and
appreciation Of the federation for their
courtesy In extending the use of the lodge.
reception and banquet rooms and for many
other favors. The customary thanks were
also extended to tha local clubs for their
warmhearted hospitality.
immediately following the adjournment a
lunch was served the delegates and guest
who were about to take the train for their
homes. The local clib members were highly
flattered by the expressions beurd upon all
sides from the visitors, who mere enthusi
astic over their kindly reception and the
excellent management of details, but more
specially for the banquet given them on
Thursday evening, which was characterized
by excellent service of a most elaborste
menu. The club members here feel grate
ful te those who took part In the program,
to the cltisens who furnished carriages and
opened their hospitable homes, to Charles
H. Kelsey for cut flowers and to Wolfe
Bros, for many favors and to the Odd Fel
lows, who did so much to make the district
meeting a genuine success. The utmost
harmony prevailed upon all occasions.
Oermsn-Aiuerlcan Coffee oorapany'a stock,
U shares at $. Address E 13. Uec.
The county board yesterday authorized
the county clerk to begin the publication
at once of the notice of the election May
$, when the court house bond proposition
will be submitted. The publication of the
notioe will be in the official paper of the
county, though later the .board may de
cide also to advertise the election in some
of the other papers.
The resolution providing for the commis
sioners to take a trip to Chicago, Kansas
City and. Gary, Ind., for the purpose of
laaklng Into the matter of concrete paving
and tar covering for macadam set out that
the board would have to spend for paving
between, $175,000 and $u0,O0O and the trip
Is for tle purpose of acquainting the mem
ber) with the best kinds of paving.
The county surveyor was auinunzru in
figure the cost of grading a numner oi
roads and the approximate coat of paving
the same with concrete and also with
macadam, the paving to be sixteen feet
wide. The roads upon which tue estimates
are wanted are as follows:
MrlRgs road. 1 miles.
Forei Lawn cemetery road, of a mile.
Krug park rd, miles.
Irvingtuu lower road, miles.
Military road from lrvlngton bridge to
top of hill at Irviiigton, alao d!atancj,of J
Crelghton road, 3 miles and also through
to Klkhorn. ISeb., 12 miles.
Dodge street road from end of pavement
to Klkhorn, a miles.
Center street road from end of pavement
to Millard. Neb., miles.
Q street road from end of pavement to
Millard. Neb., 6 miles.
Httuman's road from Q street to Sarpy
cuiiuiy line, m vi nine v
Ulf lord s road from Center streeii 10 w
street road, z miles.
Irvlagton Wants l'aved Itoad.
The commtssioriors lUtened to a 'dele-
gallon from the Irvington neighborhood
tor . the extension of the Military
road from Irvington west Instead of the
proposed psving of Dodge street t the
river. Spokesmen of the delegation In
sisted they had not had their share of the
paving; that the Military road la the road
to Fremont and should be this part of a
paved road through the state; that the
paving of this road would benefit more peo
ple thau would the further extension of the
Dodge or Center street roads.
Among the speakers were John McArdle,
J. W. BUoemaker, O. A. Wolcott. John
K linker and George Drexel. The delegation
was composed of about seventy-five men
In Prosperous Middle West Men
Out 'After Twenty Years'
Labor.
Go
We're sure that you'll soon be
looking for something new In
(Spring Footwear. If the betft
that money can buy will Interest
you. we're at your service.
Some women have learned the
excellence and superiority of our
shoes by testing them; others are
learning by hearsay.
A 1. 1. WOMEN ARB X,Z?AX1T
XNO THAT TBESE'B HO
STOKE LIU THIS FOB
WOMEN'S BKOES I 1 1 I I
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00
FRY SHOE CO.
Ill IIOHI
16th and Douglas Streets
These Fine
Spring Days
make us think of a new Spring
suit If you can't spring, a new
one, send us your old one and we
will put a fresh Spring look on It
for $1.60. Spring overcoats, same
price. Call up Douglas 963 or
A3 163, and a wagon will call for
your work.
The PanTorium
"(rood Cli
li
J 'Phonss :
Cleaners and Dyers."
1513 Jones St.
Dons'. 963. InL A3168
Closing business established for over
twenty yearn, the Matthews Piano com
pany, 1513 and ISIS Harney street, will re
tire from the piano trade April 1. This
reputable piano firm was established by
K. It. Matthews, who is compelled to close
out his business on account of ill health.
He has acquired large ranch lands In Al
berta province, Canada, and will go there
to make his permanent residence as soon
as his business affairs can be closed up.
In addition to a high class retail trade,
the Matthews Piano company has main
tained many branch wholesale agencies
throughout Nebraska, western Iowa end
other western states.
Many of the moat superior and popular
unakes o piano are carried by the Mat
thews Piano company. Included In Its stock
here are such well known pianos as the
MehlUi, Weber, I.lndemann, Gabler, Foster,
Ludwlg. Winter, Marshall-Wendell and the
Ceclliaa piano player.
Before retiring from business over $40,000
worth of pianos. Including 100 high grade
Instruments, will be' sold here. All of
these plunos are' brand new, having been
received within the last three weeks, and
many of them are unique, classic sample
models. ' -
In order to dispose of this large stock of
pianos and enable the speedy -retirement
oi nr, Maunews, toe company will hold a
sale, beginning April 1. at Its Omaha sales
rooms, 1515 Harney street.
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I represent all reliable ocean lines.
Can give you rata, sailing lints, ai.
rams of steamers, in fact, all Information.
If you contemplate a trip do not delay
securing accommodations before choice
locations are aligned. Webeafe City
Tlckat Office, 16t mnt Taraam.
Or adtireaa Harry H. Moores, li A P. D..
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CLARK'S 40 TOURS TO EUROPE
liua) comprvhn,l. od illnrtln ,r .tiaras.
Klr. 4rrtur April u. fc Sari. t7t.
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"BREAD
is the
Siaff of
because It contains
properties necessary to the
nouriahnient ot the human
system, and they are better
distributed than In any other
food.
"Butler Net Bread'
Is baked by the best and
most sanitary methods extant
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QUALITY is the WATCHWORD
...IN OUR...
Boy's Clothing Dept.
i
The best of quality, supplemented by
assortment of style and patterns, second
to none shown in the west, and at prices
which, quality considered, mean a splen
did saving to the purchaser.
THE RELIABLE STSRS
ML M V
fir
snappiest spring
The best only, is good enough at tho
price. You'll find it here in our showing
of spring styles.
BOYS' KNEE PANT SUITS Built For
service as well as style, per suit, at,
from '
$1.95, $2.95, $3.95
, to $7.50
YOUTHS' LONG PANT SUITS The
styles you'll find in Omaha, the nobbiest. patterns and col
orings seen on the market, at $5-00, $7.50, $10.00,
12.50, up to $18.00
You'll find them so fa superior to the ordinary readj'-to-wear
youths' suits at the price that comparison is out of
the question.
THE NEW VARSITY STYLES, in the Hart, Schaffner &
Marx line of men's suits are causing more favorable com-
ment and making . more . friends for. our clothing depart
. ment than any line we ever offered, the most clever mod
els of the season, $15.00, $18.00 $20.00 to $30.00
Let us show you the best clothes value in Omaha.
Try HAYDEN'S rusi
EKAWEL FILLINGS Just Like the TOOTH ,
durable substitute for gold or silver that does;
not show. j If your teeth are missing we
space without piatea or bridge-work by our AiTtelsj,
Ufrntumt of Dentistry. Loese teeth made solid.
fimin onBanon. mxthxt wtu. j
DR. BRADBURY, DentisVJSI
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Train leaves Omaha Union Station at 6:00 P; M.
and 7:15 A. M. .
Union Depot connections in Chicago for points east
and south. '
Kates, Bleeping car reservations and detailed in
formation at "City Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St.,
Omaha, Neb.
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DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCK
Corner lOtb and Farnum Streets.
Best equipped Dental of tie In the middle west.
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Prlcesi
Porcelain linings. Just like tfte toote.
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Call Us
by 'Phone
Whenever you want some-
tning. call 'Phone Douglas
t2H and make It known
tbrougU a Ue Want Ad.
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NEED ANY?
SEE THAT THEY COME FROM
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO,
City Salesroom ISIS Howard M. OMAHA NFR
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CaliforniaOregon and
Washington
EVERY DAY
To April 30th, 100Ow
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points in aboe states. C )
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