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THE BEE: OMAHA. TITURSDAT, JULY 20, 1911.
MANY CONVENTIONS COMING
Omaha to Be Kept Buiy the Rett of
the Tear Entertaining.
SET. OF NATIONAL CHARACTER
TkMMiti Arc Kzprted Tlalt TkU
Clr Darlas tk Hemt riT
Meatfcs at tfce Varlaaa
Gaiherlnas.
That Omaha li catting a fair share of
the state nd national conventions of the
different organizations la shown by a re
vised lint of the meeting! to be held In
this city from August 7 until the and of
the present year.
According to the list In tha next five
months there will be fourteen conventions
held In Omaha, sis of which will bring del
egates from all orer the United States,
The remainder of the conventions for this
year are the gatherings of Nebraska or
ganisation., or aesoolatlons from this sec
tion of the country.
The national conventions will each bring
hundreds and, perhaps, thousands of visit
ors to Omaha, all of whom will put a fair
amount of new coin Into circulation here
and thereby add to tha rapidly Increasing
wealth of this city.
List Cetaveatloas.
Tha list of conventions, with the secre
taries. Is as follows:
State Sheriffs' association, August 7.
National Sheriffs' association, August 7,
t. . William A. Oerber, St. Paul, Minn.
National Sheet Metal Workers associa
tion, August 7-11, Edwin F. Seabrook, sec
retary, 4 South Fourth street. Philadel
phia, Pa, . ,
National Association of Postmasters, Sep
tember 12, li, 14, Miss Addis Webster,
NashvUa, Tenn. .
German Veterans. September 1-, A. F.
Mortens, South Omaha.
National Grain Dealers association, Oc
tober 9-U. John F. Courcler, Toledo, O.
Natioaal Association of Grain Inspectors,
October HI, Alfred Anderson, Chamber of
Commerce building, Buffalo, N. T.
American Prison association, October 14-
18, Joseph P. Byers, Box IB. Station A,
New lork.
Omaha; Land show, October 16-2S, W. O.
Paisley, .Bee building, Omaha.
Western Development association, about
October 20, WIU A. Campbell, Bt, Paul.
Nebraska Stat Teachers' association,
November S. and 10, W. T. Stockdala,
Madison, Neb. . ,
Nebraska Photographers' association,
September -. R, R. Rosell. Beatrice,
Neb.
Nebraska Blacksmiths Wheelwrights'
and Horaeehoera association, October 18,
19, F. W. Miner, Davenport, Neb.
Nebraska-Iowa Implement Dealers, M. L.
Gooseman, Vesta, Neb.
Nebraska Bar association, Alfred G.
El lick, Brandela building, Omaha.
More
Clone
5 P.M.
Dally.
Except
Bator
day at
p.m.
d I r
Rtorea
Crone
b r. m.
rnr.
Except
Batur
day at
0 I. M.
A Special Sale Thursday
YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE
Hammock
Any Hammock A
rVCv) - entire stock. J
1 al ls.il A
That has been sell
ing up to $2.00
goes at
M.OO
Women' Odd
Long Coats
Practical coats of medium or
light weight linens, pongees,
rubberized silks, mohairs and
cravenettes worth
up to $lJeacb, at. .
Women' Midsummer Waist Two
splendid groups, at 60 "d 98
Women's Linen Wash Hkirt The
most practical skirts for summer-
at '-'91.08 and $2.98
Women's Wash Summer Di-esses
Styles that are new and' pretty
dainty colorings
t -82.95 nd $3.98
$5
Stamped Voile Waists
Good quality voile, sufficient to
complete the waist and three
skeins of floss for working
Art Department qq
main floor, at. OUC
'V if P
i ilk. ! I
Handkerchief Sale
Pine Swiss and pure linen, plain, em
broidered or shire hemstitched
, some hand embroidered, others
lace edged
worth regularly
up to 35c each.
10c-15c
Stockholders Liable
for Company's Debts
Judje Troup Makes Important Euling
in Case of Defunct Railway
Company.
Stockholders of the Nebraska Central
Railway company, now in the hands of the
receiver, are liable for the par valua of
their holdings, should It be necessary, al
though tha stock was sold them as fully
paid up and nonassessable. This ruling
was made by Judge Troup In district court
Tuesday. The ruling was in an action
brought against the stockholders of the
company by Judge C. T. Dickinson, the re
ceiver, which has been In litigation for
the last eight months.
Although It decides a mooted point,
which has taken a long time for trial, the
amount of the claims which the stock
holders will have to pay approximates only
about fC.000.
Thle amount la about 20 per cent of the
, - . v. .nu iit Vfna r, f th
par vaiuw V 1 Bfcwv ..
. ....... 1. . aknllt K K.tltB HII I
StOCK VU UtJU 11 !. WMVMl. Ml
the dollar,
Judge Troup held that although the
contract with the company that the stock
was fully paid up held good as far as the
company went, that It did not extend to
the creditors of the company.
Women's 40c and 50c SILK BOOT HOSIERY at. . . sr
Wide lisle tops, double. lisle heels and toes; in MVVt Jji
black and tan; also mercerized lisle and cotton hose Trj
wide hem tops. E
EMBROIDERY EDGINGS and INSERTIONS-
All kinds worth 10c and 12V2c a yard : at, yd. O C 6h
BRANDEIS STORES M
.1
IVHRYT SATf'TOnA V July
22
WE WILL HOLD THE GREATEST
Sale of Waists 1
Ever Known in Omaha
FAREWELL RECEPTION TO
BE GIVEN MISS D0RSEY
X
Uiai Nine of the . Vlaltla N arses Is
t Lea Saadar far St.
. .Joseph. .
',. . ,
Miss Nan, Dorsey, who has been head
nurse of tha Visiting Nurse association for
seven and one-half years and who will
leave Sunday for St. Joseph, Mo., to take
charge of th district nursing recently es
tablished, by the Anti-Tuberculosis society
there, was given a note of appreciation
Wednesday morning at the monthly meet
ing of Aha board of directors of the asso
ciation. It was agreed that It would be almost
Impossible .to fill Miss Dorsey's place on
account of her rare combination of execu
tive ability nd, sympathy with her pa
Uonta. Mrs. Adams will continue In charge
as superintendent of the work of the asso
ciation and Miss Sweeney and Miss Kelly
will be the regular nurses.
The directors of the association will give
a plcalo Saturday afternoon In honor of
Mlsa Dorsey at the babies' camp on Sev
enth and pancroft streets, which sha was
Instrumental, to establishing.
PLAN MANUFACTURERS' PARADE
mMpsamB
Bla- Meetlna- Will Be Held Friday
Nvva, at Which Time Matter
' Will Be Dtaeasaed.
At a'meetlrg of the manufacturers' com
mute )t the Commercial club Wednesday
noon, a call was lasued for a meeting of
the, Omaha Manufacturers' asoclatlou. to
be held.lu the Commercial club rooms Fri
day noon ot this week. In order to ascer
tain ths Intentions ot ths members of th
issociatlon In regard to a manufacturers'
parad Ak-ar-Ben week. Th meeting will
lie presided over by th officers of th
Manufacturers' association, but all manu
facture! are Invited to attend, regardless
of whether or not they are me moors of th
aakoclatlon.
4 BRANDEIS STORES
0ST
111
remodels furs
Special summer prices expert work.
Corner 20th and Farnam. Telephone Doug. 3040.
Short Weight Case
Dismissed by Judge
People's Ice Company Gms Inf orma-
ton that Off ending Driver Has
Been Fired.'
The PeoDle's Ic and Coal company ef
fected a neat getaway in the short-weight
case brought against it in police court, oy
having J. Davis, the accused driver, iorteu
his bonds of 110 and giving It out that he
had been discharged from their employ.
Judira Crawford dismissed the case at
one upon Davts' nonappearancs, saying
that hs had ben Informed that the com
pany had discharged Davis.
The thre wltnss to whom the snort
..!() tee had been sold, live In the
Crelghton flata at Fifteenth and Dough's
streets. They were promised free Ic for
a week by th company If they would
fall to prosecute, according to legg.
FALLERS REWARD INCREASED
Wife af Man Believed Hare Been
Murdrrtd Adds Another Hun.
dred Dollars, to Jteward .
Mrs, H. E. Falk-rs has aadej another 1W
to th, reward offered for the finding of
th body of her huabanJ. who believed
to hav been murdered on the Douglas
street bridge. Phe had Drevlously offered
a like amount. The street csr company
offers' M0 reward, making the total $700
DUNDEE ADOPTS REFERENDUM
Light Vet Is Cast fur It at am Ela
tlen Ueld In th V lilac
on Tnesday.
The tnlttattv and referendum for village
matters was adopted by Dundee Tuesday at
a special election la which forty votes were
cast.- Thera was very little interest In the
lection snd the vote. U to 14. Indicated that
that use of the referendum was not a very
burning question with the villagers. The
only objection urged against th law was
that the village was too small to be much
benefited by It. . - '
A COOLING SHAMPOO
FOR SUMMER MONTHS
FOOT COMFORT
BRINGS
PEACE OF r.lllID
There is nothing that brings
the agony of an aching foot.
We are representatives of the
Grover Comfort Shoes
for women that are known .
the world over as the most
comfortable shoe ever put on
the foot. They are so made '
that they fit like a glove
t coming up close to the
arch allowing the foot to
rest on the entire sole. In
lace or button, in oxfords
and high cut styles
n 75 . $,
DREXEL
KHOK COMPANY
1419 Farnam Strest.
A Fttrtanat Teaaa.
S. W. Ooodloe, Dallas, Tex., found a sure
our fur malaria and bllllousnesa In Dr.
King's New Uf PUls. &c For sal by
Beatoa Drug Co
"Because of piofua perspiration and
sxcessiv olllnes of th scalp lu Sum
inert ime, writes Mrs. Ma Martyn. in
th New York Herald, "many women find
th hair difficult to manage.' Ordinarily
shampoo mixtures fall to remov all dust
and oil, and Invariably leave th hair
stringy and matted.
"The simplest and best thing with
which to cleans both scalp and hair Is
plain canthrox. A teaipoonful of canth
rox dissolved in a cup of hot water Is
enough for a good shampoo and a little
at s time poured on the head and rabbet
briskly creates a white, thick lather, won
(in : jily coulinif add soothing. . Rinsing
leavas th acalp and hair delightfully
clean and the hair dries quickly, taking
on a beautiful brilliancy and aoftnaaa.'
Adv.
hy" mifnr. imr'fiir tT - : -
staw m.mumwmwmxmm i sunnn HMmuiima
is
Wheie to find The Bes ia
New York City, II. Y,
Arthur Hotallng. Grand Central Depot
News Stand, Astor House
Harry J. Scaultx. OranJ Central
blatlon. 3
Tyson Co's. New Knn.U. incluillug
Haul Kstckeibecfcar. Hatrraas Houm.
Haul MsnhtlUB. UolluS HouL
ImiiarUl HoUL Hoc.l Balnoat.
Marrsj Hotel. . WsKarf-Ajtwla.
OrasS Caloa HoUL
MUIiJU
B a 1 l
This Store Closes Evenings at 5
O'clock-Saturdays at 9 O'clock.
Thursday Is Shirt Day In the
; Men's Store
and we quote some prices that will be specially
advantagtous to the man with a season's supply
to purchase.
Plain and plaited
coat shirts of finest
quality madras and
percales, in u wmo rancre of the latest
and most wanted patterns, all sizes,
Thursday-
Regular $2.00 values at $1.15
Regular $1.50 values at 89c
$2.00 and 92.50 Soft Cuff Shirts of
silk and . linen mixtures, in solid
colors and fancy patterns; Thurs
day only $1.30
Another Lot of Soft Cuff Shirts, with
collars to match, made of flannels
or fine silk mixtures, Is specially
priced for Thursday's selling at ..$1.15
Shirta of best materials and Standard Makes,
with soft collars, extra values, at, each $1,
The sale of our entire stock of Men's
Suits at Half Price continues Thursday.
1 VUOVVVA VVUbO Ua4
$2.85
A Suit Bargain for the Boy
About 250 Suits, worth $4.00 or more, specially
priced for Thursday at $2.85
All are made of guaranteed all wool fabrics in this year's
colorings and patterns, and hand tailored throughout-none
resralarlv sell at less than $4.00. Double breasted coats and
knickerbocker trousers to fit boys from
eight to sixten years of age,
Thursday, at .
Choice of every boys' Wash Suit in the store,
worth up to $4.00 the Suit, Thursday, $1.98
Odd Knickerbocker Pants in a great variety of fabrics and
patterns, worth up to $1.00 the pair, Thursday, 79c.
Children's Summer Footwear on Sale Thursday
Stocks are steadily dwindling down under the ruthless price cutting
of our July Clearance and many mothers are saving considerable money
on, their children's footwear by taking advantage-of such bargains as
, these we present for Thursday's special selling.
The assortments consist of large girls', misses' and children's one
and two-strap Pumps, button instep strap Pumps and cross strap
Pumps of patent colt and dull leathers, with either welt or
turned soles. Heres bow
they are priced:
$3.00 values at $2.45
S2.7R vftJnea at $2.25
$2.50 values, Thursday only, at $1.95
$2.00 values, Thursday only, at $1.55
$1.75 values, Thursday only, at $1.35
$1.50 values, Thursday only, at $1.20
Something to Meet Every Summer Want
' in Ready-to-Wear, Thursday
$10.00 Reserves You a New Fur Coat
and after the first payment is made the remainder can be taken care of
in small weekly installments so that you will never miss the money.
And besides the easy-to-pay plan, you have the added pleasure of
knowing that your coat will not cost you Its actual value for the sale
we began last Monday continues all week-providing the stock lasts
that long.
All are new, 1911-12, full length models of Russian pony, Saltex
fur and Sealette plush. Make it a point to investigate this matchless
offer Thursday.
$5.00 White Lawn Dresses at $1.95 . .
Made of sheer white lawns with pink, blue or black figures; in
square yoke styles trimmed with lace insertion. AH sizes from 34 to 4 2.
$22.50 Linen Coat Dresses at $15.00
We have made one lot of all our natural linen coat dresses, now so
much in favor, worth up to $22.60, and marked them for Thursday
only, at $16.00. They have sailor collars of fine embroidery.
Women's White Dress Skirts at $3.95
These are the new tight fitting models which button at the side and
have double panel at the back. All sizes in the lot. An' extra value
at $3.96.
$3.00 Waists at. $1.50
One lot of lingerie and marquis
ette waists, with colored border
sailor collars, on sale Thursday
at $1.60. These are the remainder
of our $2.60 and $3.00 lines.
$2.00 House Dresses, $1.25
Made of Sea Island percales in
dainty light checks and ring pat
terns of black, pink or light blue
shades. Low cut square necks
and elbow length sleeves. All
sizes from 34 to 44.
Muslin Underwear at 59c
One lot of muslin underwear
consisting of corset covers, draw
ers and short skirts broken sizes
priced for Thursday, at, your
our fhoice, 69c. They are taken
from our regular S5c and $1 lines.
3,000 Picture Frames in
a Special Sale Sat
; orday
These frames are manufactur
er's mill ends constructed to our
person 1 order and if you were to
buy them In ths regular way they
would coat you up' to 13.60 each.
Saturday, we will be able to sel
them to you at, choice, -
5c to 60c
EACH
There are all slr.es from post
card to 18x40 inches.
Look up your pictures now and
bring tnem with you Saturday. We
will fit them with backing ami
glass for a .very small extra
charge. - .
Some of these frames are now
on display in our Kith street win
dows. Walt for thelhlg event!
"If "1
Don't Torget
We Close r
at 5 P. M.
Every. Day
But Sat.
lL$..:;.h, at 9 0'
Saturday
Night "
Close
'clock.
SCORES OF BARGAIN SALES FOR
THURSDAY IN OUR CLOAK DEPT.
- Our Cloak and Suit buyer ia now In
New York, and every express train brings
us special lots of Ladies' Seasonable Ready-to-Wear
Apparel that he has bought at
practically his own price from the best and
largest manufacturing houses wanting to
close out Mid-Summer stocks quickly. It
will pay you to grasp the bargain oppor
tunities we will offer from day to day.
LADIKS' AND MISSES WASH PRESSES
A big lot to select from In lingeries,
lawns, ginghams and piques, all the latest
modes, all good eolors and all sizes sold
regularly up to $7.60, Thursday, 82.93
LADIES' AXD MISSES' PRESSES An
other lot of fine white allover embroid
ery, marquisette and lingerie dresses,
made to sell up to $20.00, your choice
Thursday, at . .$6.05
BOO LAMES' HIGH CLASS SUITS in
white serges, pongees and fine. Imported
wool fabrics, suits that havo sold tip to
$45.00, Thursday, your choice, $10. OO
LADIES' WHITE SE1MJE AXD IO.VJEE
SILK COATS The finest and most de
sirable 'nifty" styles of the season,
Thursday, at . . . '. . .OX'E-HALE 1MHCK
ELEGANT SILK KIMONOS The kind ev
ery lady admires and longs for, they will
be placed within tho price reach of all.
Thursday, at Just Half. See them.
MISSES' FINE MIDDY UM)ISE WAISTS
The kinds sold everywhere up to $1.50,
Thursday, at (JJ)?
INFANTS' AND SMALL CHILDREN'S
WHITE DRESSES That sold to $ f.iio,
Thursday, ot 80rv
LADIES' liONO SERPENTINE ' CHWE
KIMONOS Pretty patterns that soli to
$4.00, Thursday, at SI 95
LADIES COLORED PRINCESS KM PS
Worth $3.00, Thursday 1 Jf)
LINGERIE AXD MARQUISETTE WAISTS
Immense assortment, worth to $4.00,
low and high necks, Thursday, $1.45
a tbm?'
25 CENT EMBROIDERY FOR 10 CENTS
Full 18-inch Corset Cover Embroidery beautiful ten and
fifteen-inch demi-flouncing, and also very fine' Swiss edges
and insertions, worth up to 25c per yard, on sale Thursday,
at, per yard 10c
CORSET SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY
$1,50 Corsets in new long hip models, standard makes, splendid flttins
garments. Come in coutll, batiste and netting, all have hose support
ers attached, and draw tapes, go in two lots, your choice, 75 - 49
Broken Lots of High Grade Corsets, worth up to $5.00, in this sale,
at ., 9S nl SJ 98
76c Embroidery Trimmed Brassieres, at .25
LADIES' UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY SPECIALS
Ladies' 50e Swiss Ribbed, Lace Trimmed, Union Suits, in extra and
regular siies, at . . . .' Sot-
Ladies' $1.25 Lisle Union Suits, all kinds and sizes, at 49c
Ladles' Gauze Vests, regular 25c quality, at 12 lt
Ladles'. 50c Silk Lisle Gauze Vests, U each 19- 3 for r
Ladies' $1.00 Silk Stockings, at 3 pair for T .......... .$1 0()
WEDNESDAY'S SPECIALS IN OUR DOMESTIC ROOM
db-incn unbleached Muslin 8 He values, at ,
Satisfaction 36-inch Bleached Muslin, 10c value, at
Lawns and Batistes, 10c value, at
32-inch Ginghams, for shirtings, 12c value, at
36-lnch Percales In black and white stripes, 12 He value, at
Whit Goods, Lawns and Batistes, values to 12 He. at
15c Lawns and Batistes, all good colors and patterns, choice
60
10
10
THROW THE OLD STRAW. AWAY
Get a new one at one-half price and less. , A large lot of soft and stiff
straws, all shapes and kinds of straw, worth up to $2.50, at .... 85
All our regular Btock of straws at H price. A real sale of fine hats-
!i-2.ftrW" ' 82.00 I W OO Straws at ...... ..81.50
$2.80 Straws, at $1.25 I a.OO Straw, at ., . . .jlloQ
BIG TRUNK SALE SATURDAY WATCH THE PAPERS.
YOUR MONEY WILL EARN 25 PER CENT TO 60 PER
CENT BY TRADING AT HAYDEN'S FOR GROCERIES
We buy nd sell for cash and save the
cent on their houHekeepln expenuea
I lbs. best Granulated Sugar tl.OO
48 lb. sack bent High Grade Family
Diamond H Flour, for (1.15
10 bars Beat 'Km All, or Diamond C
Soap, for . , 25c
10 lbs. iest .Whit or Yellow Corn
meal, for 1 5c
lba. food Japan Rice, 7 He quality,
for . . . - 25o
4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice, lOo quality,
for 25o
Potted-Meats, can 4 Vic
Larue bottles Worcester Sauce,
Pickle, or Pure Tomato Catsup, at,
per bottle 8,o
Orupe-Nuts. pankaKe 10c
Corn Flakaa, paekatte tuo
Tall carta Alnskn tialmon 12tyc
011 or Mustard Sardines, can 4c-
BVTTX AKO OXZBSB PBIOKB
TUT ABU VOT COITTBOZ.X.XD
BT TXB OMAHA TBUIT
The beit Creamery Hutter, In carton
. . . S5c
.......ISO
i . .t0o
150
to
or bulk, per pound
No. 1 Country Butter, lb.
No. 1 Dairy Butter, pound
The best No. 1 selected
dosen
Full Cream Cheese, per lb.
Neufohatel Cheese, each
SOT WBATXXB, SOBS WOT XT
TBOT SAYDiri TBOIITaBU
rBXCBB. Tb Talk of Omaha.
4 bunches fresh Carrots, or Turnips.
r 6o
3 bunches fresh Beets So
Large heads fresh Cabbage ..,.;k5c,
8 bunches fresh Radishes ,5c
6 bunches fresh Onions. ,., 5c
Wai or Green Beans, lb. , l',c
Good Coukins; Apples, jer peck.'. .20c
New Potatoes, per peck ,40o
Fancy Klpe Tomatoei, lb fio
Large. Juicy Lemons, dnien 20c
California Plums or Peaches, at, pr
banket , hoc
Don't Forget, TRY IIAYDEH'S FIRST, It Pays
ILiSiinidl Boieao
Leara Wbere It's Best to Farm
Tainting about buying laad? Waal kaow u
oil and climate best salted for certaU farming?
'; Our Land Burea glva fre latormatioa about
soil, climate, conditions lb ail part ot the country.
Wi have gathered data and caa UU y wbai
you desire to leara.
i
Writ the Land laformatloa Eoreaa. T
Twentieth Century Fanner. Omaba. Neb., today
and your auestlons will get . prompt attention
Ft3e Iniormation
Thoroughly
Good Lunches
i '.'You'll be well satisfied with
our. " noondsy Junches our
prompt service our prize
winning coffee, appetizing
Hot Roast Beef-snd Chick
en Sandwiches and fine Pastry,
and many other quickly served
dishes.'
Pure rtesln" Water from City
: National Hunk Building nerved
it .ah .our luner rooms.
The Vacation Contest
-ontlnues in- Interest. The win
ners' names will soon be made
tnown. "Ate whenever you puy
your check
The Boston Lunch
orzir AX.& bxokt.
1012 Farnam
1408 Farnam
1106 Douglas
Beautiful Teeth
Lut few peoples who
them. Good teelh
There are
have
everyone might nave
If they would gu to Ui Braaoury. me
quickest, eaaiest - and leaat pulnrul lire
the only ' fiith..la mplued by ui anl
hundreds of our patients, both In and
out of the city v. Ill gladly tell you about
the good denial work and our up-to-date
per tooth. PUtea that
112.(0. Pain lens eitrac-
or teem removed
Work warranted
in it
work .from 15.00
fit from 14.00 to
tion- of teeth.; Nerves
without burling you.
ten yera.
DR. BRADBURY, THE DENTIST
ir Tears Baaae X.ocatloa
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THl'RHDAVS SPKC1ALS
Bolarlne Metal Polish. For
Uold, Silver and Brass, yer 'V
can ......15c, 25c and 50c gF
25c Can Ripe Olives ...... I5c N
20c Hot. Maraschino Cherries
at 10c "
20c Can Potted or Dertled Tur- fl)
...10c W
s Figs Q
. . .15c
key
25c Can Imperial Skinless
at
20c Can Fresh Scotch Herring
-j ...2Hc
Vf Strictly Fresh Eg gs, per doz.
tl t ; . . 25c
Our Best Country Butter (lu
Sanitary Jars) per lb. ..28c O , I
O Imported Roquefort Cheese, per n 1 1
pound too i) I
)l. Jar Celery Relish 80c ?v I j
1 Stalks Fresh Celery , ,100 5 fiS. I J?
$ 12 Bunches New Onions lOo i f tZ,
If 2t. Strlitly Fruit Peanuts So ft 'VY I
V Iced Fancy Watermeloim, h f j
at 40o to eon B I
CtwVJJk
Reliable
is... A . ir
UP TalPs Dental Bonds'