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The - Last Picture in the Great BooMovers'
Contest of The Bee Is Printed in This Issue
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Contest Does Ktat Close Until July
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Come to the business office of The Bee any time this
week and secure all the puzzle pictures and a catalogue for $1.00. You
still have two weeks in which to solve the puzzles (plenty of time) and send in the answers.
fl Do not wait any longer, but come1 to the business office of -The Bee at once and get total supply of pictures.
If you cannot come in person, mail your order and add 5 cents to remittance to cover cost of mailing catalogue.
The prizes are the best ever offered in a western newspaper contest and you stand just as good a chance
to win as any of them by entering the contest this week as those contestants who began with the first picture.
TfoiMcTlhis Over Today ancl Come to The Bee Office Tomorrow
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The famous Apperson "Jack-Rabbit" touring car, one of the best automobiles on the market, and one of
the popular, model four-thirty, five-passenger capacity, will be awarded as first prize. The famous Apperson
hand made cars have been favorably known throughout the country for so many years that a lengthy preface
car would but be added history. . It is enough to say that the record of this make
puts the Apperson at the top with the leading cars of the country. It has road records and speed records that'
challenge attention of buyers. The equipment of the first prize includes top, as in illustration, two acetyline
head lights and generator, three oil lamps, horn, robe:rail, tire carrier, foot rests and set of tools. The car is
now on exhibition at the garage of Apperson Auto Co., 1102 Farnam Street.
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