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THK HKE: OMAHA. ' MOXllwi JANUARY, 1. 1912. . -
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LOOK NOT TOOMCH TO PAST
3entleworaan Sy$ it it Mistake to
Reflect Too Liboriouily.
,UOK RATHER TO THE FUTURE
Woman Has RroaaVard Hrr Oatlooaj
Darlagt tho ,a( Year Mora
' ArUTttles 'open to liar
' Tfcaa Ever Before.
By THE r.E.Tl.K1-O.M!r.
Only a year ago! What loves!
. W hut schemes far Into life!
'.what hi!) rrnilves! Vhst noble alms!
r What generous strife! .
ft la a rolxtnka to reflect too much upon
tba past. It das its lennonn, but thp learn
ing of thm houl?t not'ro'abnorb our at
Untlon a to preclude us from Incoi
poratlng them Into cur dally life, trans
muting tha memory and experience Into
the gold of uacful practicability and
Yady work that yields results.
Introspection la ratting ao - mslstsntly
hsbit of the New Year that are be
ginning to forget It la but tha means
to an end the reflective porch to tha
' large and aialoua chamber of lofty re
aolvs and arrnrnpllshment. We fancy
sometime that a faint suggestion af
maudlin entlment crept Into tha aelf-an
alysls. converting what should have
proved a stepping atone to higher plane
or activity into a mere purgatory of self
abnegation ending In a cul-de-sac. We
want to make our' reflection an avenue
that laadi throuch Datha nf eaniaat
thought to the high table landp nf glorious
endeavor and achievement. The aoul It
arlf roust be utilitarian and not Mti
Itself in unprofitable penance.
What has the year accomplished for
womanhood? Thrra has unquestionably
oen a remarkable renaissance of the
feminine. Women has broadened nor out
look, established her claims to wider re
onltlon of her talents. Impressed public
Ufa with, her rmwrr for goad, and raised
tb phyelcal'and mental scale of tha sex.
Thank God. anions tha general advance
ment there is one thtt Is Inspliicgly re
actionary -a rewralon to the old venera
Hon for the mmctlty of motherhood the
holiest and dlvlnest calling of all, a call
ing Involving great sacrifice. ' areat aor.
'. bat bringing with It, on the other
nd, untold compensating Joys. '
4 t Queen Mary of - England has aet an
ample-ln this dlreotlon which haa sel
dom been ' excelled.
Among tha professions tha Vsr still
loseo Its door to female aspirants to
forensic distinction, but after tha un
remarkable ability displayed In one caae
Where a woman conducted her own d
fensa (and I say Jt. although not lym
pathlxing with the particular phase of
tha cau. aha had to plead), there can
a no longer any doubt about woman's
;nalif!catona for that exclusive pro
fession. . In . the medical profession
woman haa dona well, while In (be hum
bler ranks of nursing our efficient boa
t!tal tell their own eloquent tale of the
labor dona by those who "watoh the
stars out by the bed of hln."
For the large masses of the girlhood
and womanhood the arena of commercial
life haa widened It doors, and evidence
1 aeen on all hands of the efficiency of
tjha new female recruit a to the business
ranks. , Their presence In this great army
df strenuous ehOoavor will tend to purify
.nd strengthen it. and make It worthier
ttran It ruu eyer.been before. The prises
are msnr, . bt - ptnta who do not gain
fhem must not b disheartened. The
tery aiming after them stiffens the
fiber. "Tha -sftbleta matured for tha
Olympian game. gm strength at least
lor Ufa."
While t have dwelt In this short r.
View of woman's progress la ttIO on the
mora expert phases of her career, It
must be pointed out that ability la not
the be-all and the end-all of woman's
insistence. It la tha great levor that
moves things, but another quality It
rauulrad for the settling down.
Oraater than all her accomplishments
U her capacity for shedding around her
wherever she goes the fraffranco of a
weet and beautiful life, and smoothing
out tha ravelled alaev of care. It Is
In the ballet that she Is fully capable
of thla mission that one looks forward
In confidence to tho Immediate future a
future In which the pulse of vibrant life
will throb sympathetically and Intel
lectually to tho ultimate benefit of the
- whole of tha community.
Hera la , remedy that will. curt your
cold. Why wast time and .money
perlmenUn whan you ean get a prepara
tion that ha won a world-wide reputa
tion by It our of thla disease and can
always) be depended upon I It Is known
veiwhi.ie os Cbaniberialn'a Cough Ilsm.
ey, and la a medleln ( real mttrlt.
, lr sale by alt dealers. ,
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. 'Came come,, my friend. . Didn't you
read the notico in lit tievator?"
; "WliaC noticer'
" 'No bouk agent are permitted U go
through this building.' "
''Hut I'm not a Uwk agent"
' "You're not? What are .you carrying
the book around fur?"
"Why, there's a atatemsut In It that I
want you to verify."
". "What's the statoment?"
I "Here l U. Llurn, please. "I( Is too
often true thnt rami who asy be oihir
vtee Intclilurnt tonceel bcucuth a- sri-m-1n
antipathy for boik 41ti a ptUful
Ignorance of all forms of llteratuie.' "
. "Verify -It! riainly notl What's tao
price of your book? lKl.ar 'n haif? Here
ou are. tiooUb) e.'v'lovclunil ilala
Dealf r.
FIGURES ARE
:! STARTLING
Hut 8l-nr .la, (i-ttiiig Cuiihumntlon
j . ' Vnder t'untrul, AU tb
. , riante.
Whan you read that 1S0.OO peraoo
die In this country every year of Con
sumption, don't think that th dtaess
la getting th better of curative meas
ures. Th death-rat from Coneumptlon.
at 1 11 h'rh enouglt, goodness knom . ha
been cut In tuUf la two generations.
; T"dy. w know how to hand! Con-
' auruptlvn.
. With freih air, cleanltnesa, diet and
oinullon. w can get th death-rat
wway down aiul Jieoptt down. . .
Besides forming fat and Improving
tLe condition of th blood, Oson.-ulslon
titrengtbena tb nervous and muscular
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. lia value aa a niadiclnal food entitle
it to a place of honor on th bill of
far, not merely wf ervery conatnnptlv.
but of every on whoa waning energy
and wf sting flesh give warning that
I jtercuiueia is near.. ...
f J' and digestion, wblcu rebel
oat iiUify other fal-furnilog fyoda,
wticoni OtviuulstoaV
Omaha Banker
Hale Today
With a form as straight a an
arrow nd a step as elastic a
that of a boy. one who hsd nn(
known him for years would hardly
believe that Henry W Vates is to
day T$ years old. Mr. Tales attri
butes his perfect health and con
dition to herd work, somntlilng
with Which he lias been on the
most Intimate terms all hi life.
When but !J years of age. In
Washington City, Henry W. Yates
started In the retnli. grncury btifl
nesn. Ho was Just a clerk, but he
made good. Then 'he opened a
country tor snd continued to
sell goods until he was 21. In in,
he started west, stopping st St.
Iuls, but not liking the pla a
very well, moved on to ?t Joseph,
where he remained until pw,
when buying a stock of groceries,
he come to Omaha and become a
partner In th wholesale grocery
bouse of Nave. MrCord Co., now
conducted by McCord, Brsdy Co.
hortly after coming to Omaha,
Mr. Tatea concluded that he
wanted Jo be a banker and got a
position with Kountse Bros., atari-.
, !P'r- Hr1 work ln ,old "0t ""in h was
?fV iiT: mJnJ.nR ,,uch unt" when th ajountxe bank waa merged
a-- .u! National. A few months later, A. K. True.land. a capitalist
nd then general manager of the Burlington saw in Mr. Tatea a real
banker. He. took kltn out of th Flret National and together the two organ,
iseti the Nebraska National, a flnanoial Institution of which almort ever sine
Mr. Yates has been the president.
On April R. of th present year, Mr. Yates and his wife will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary.
Mr. Tate la a man without a hobby, but he denrly loves to ride horeback.
He ha splendid mount and there Is nothing out of which he gets more
pleasure than long ride over some eountrv road
TOO MANY PEOPLE NUISANCES
Thoe Who Wit Our Time Are the
Wont of All.
STARTS EARLY IN MORNING
tla I Made tbat Iloaakn
- ere Haaar Tp Mtte Pattlaa;
Maalt of Visit mi Thrra
' Mlaatee.'
Th person who waetes our time I to
be accounted among th heaviest of hu
man affliction. '
If I unwelcome to our home and Is
literally accursed In business. Ha Is the
cause of more profanity, smothered or
emitted, In a business office than any
other' obstacle In th way of smooth,
effective buelnetta day.
"Are you busyr th llm waster In
variably asks as he prepare to sit down
for th major part of a morning or after,
noon. And having asked It h feel that
hi duty Is done. Hm peys no attention
whatever to th hesitant gnawer: "M-ml
Alwaya glad to see you," In a ton that
plainly hints th opposite feeling. And
he alt and lte, . -
If his victim answer at random he
may say: "I'm afraid I disturb you. - 1
must b going." But hf haa no soon In
tention. Ha stays and stays and stays.
He pour forth ft stream of Irrelevant
anecdotes, gallop hi hobby furiously
and narrates In detail tha story of bl
life. Tha unfortunate man opposite him
twlata In his chair and works hi fingers
taring with a strained expression In a
very agony of nervousness, and his tor
mentor when he ha emptied himself of
his entire fund of talk- and finally de
part tell th next person unfortunate
enough, to encounter him that th man
he hss Just visited hss such' ragged nerve
that ha la likely to lose hi grip.
Th time waster run In In th morn
ing, Just to "sit awhile." Every house,
keeper know that the morning hour
fly twice a fast aa do those of th
afternoon, because .there are so many
duties to bo crowdud Into them. Every
housekeeper knows, too, that th woman
who comes to "alt awhile" la good for
a Whole torturing morning. In a busi
ness office I hare seen In hugo red letter
on a whit background th reminder
Three minutea are a long time for a
visit." A housekeeper might profitably
hang above her kitchen stov on wash
day th motto; "I'm busy. Why aren't
you?"
A trial . might b mad of It, though
kltri waiter are obtuse persons. .They
ura the only human beings who have
four epidermises, and few shafts pierce
heir armor.
JCveri the sickroom I not spared the via.
.tatTons of the lime wasters. They Invade
t privacy, often through soma weak-
Allied rotative. In dtsobedlunc of the phy-
icisn'g orders. And bocauwo human na
ture Is a weak thing that dislikes to an-
,at-r "yes" when a volco inquires "Am
. boring you?" the convalescent haa a
urn for the worse. The time waster, rob
bing htm of the quiet and the relaxed
uxclca and tierces that make for re-
acweil health,, lis all but killed Mm.
A busy woaiaa being aked by a mag-
dno to writ her opinion, of "why women
wreak down," said: "It is Inconnlderate
.rUnds who cause a woman to break
uovrn. It Is th person who Insist on
-ii'l'I'lru somewhere for 'a blto after th
.heater,' who stand for that time u
mr doorstep or come Into th lutll, for
uii extenaUm ut the betwoen-act chat at
(he theater thoe K'rtona who steal that
precious half hour when alia would gather
.icrst'lf tuuethor and collect her force,
who niaKo a woman gj nervously and
.nMi tally to iil-c-e."
That vo-rallcU friend who insists on
dragging ynu out somewhere when you
would rather stay at home and gather
new strenxlh from the suruco and the
nerve relaxing culm ot your own room:
tho person wlin holds yuit for long con
versations on th telephone when there
are tears of weaiine in your voice, and
every muscle ot your body aches to be
stretched upon your bed; the woman who
prolongs her call beyond tha point of
numan endurance and tell yeu bow pale
you are when she takes her leave, are
.Ime wasters and should t answerable
.o th law a any other sort ot a thief,
th parson who reads to you letter ot
nooks In which you are not Interested,
the on who talk to you about himself,
and foires npon ynu hi opinions neither
being ot the least concern to you, the
mere makers of conversation, who love
th sound of their own voices, are pest
from which th law of self preservation
calls upon r'l to rid themselves. If by
polite means, well. If by Impolite means,
ell again.
nratii t reiaa Ulvea I'vluia .
was prevented by Q, W. Cloyd, .Plunk,
Mo., aha healed bis dangeroua wound
with. Uuckleo's Arnica ulv. Ouly 2ta.
For sal by iatea Lrug Co.
Hearty and
at Seventy-Five
HENBT W. TATEfl.
Men Resolve on
New Year's More
Than the Women
II y JEAN INK MARIE AI.COTT.
"N one ever regarded January 1 with
Indifference," said Charles Umh. But
that waa a long time ago. People have
become lex sensitive and' mora Indlf
ferent. Tho beginning of a New Year
seldom Inepirc them with any wild de
sire to alter their mode of living.
niarlea are still sold In large numbers
and people buy them, but they are usually
tiny booklets lurge enough for the Jol
ting down of encasement, not bulky vol
umes In which one could set down one'
hopes and fears, one's triumph and
aspltatlons. ' People ' have no tlm for
such Introepectlon nowadays; they hav
no leisur even to think, in the real sens
of the word.
The worst of New Year Introspection I
that It usually take a gloomy turn. It
I tinged with melancholy. I'eopl "sadly
mus on former Joys that now return no
more." They ponder on death and de
cay. This Is a great mistake. At thla
tlm of the year one should meditate on
life, not on death. Tho thought should
b projeeted hopefully to th future, not
thrown back sadly to the past.-f hia I
tha tlm for resolve, not for repentance
and repining.
Good " resolution are going out Of
fashion. "What'a tha use ot making good
resolutions?" people say. "I am not able
to keep them." But resolves, even If not
carried out, iiav something ot nobility
In them. Th person who make no en
deavor to become stronger or better 1
not likely to advance very far.
Generally speaking, men are more given
to making k--od resolution at New Year
Uian women. Thlk may be because tliclf
sins and shortcomings are usually of a
mor obvlou natur than thoae of
women, or perhaps because they are, in
the majority of canes, mors deeply and
easily touched by the solemn significance
of such an occasion aa the commence-,
ment of a New Year. The average man
haa a deeper vein of sentiment than tho
average woman. One ha only to recall
th dlarlea or depositions of many dis
tinguished men of Gluilhlone, of Dr.
Johnson, ot Nilson to substantiate the
statement that good resolutions are
formed even by men to whom on. would
think they are less necessary than they
are for the majority of manklnu.
It la foolish to procrastinate rn the mak
ing ot good resolution. . "He who puts
off th hour of living right," said
Horace, "la Ilk the clown waii.ng until
th river Tow by; but It glide on aWt
will glide on with rolling water for all
time." Wisdom an happiness a"r the
things to be achieved, and th two are
synonymous- So many peop make the
mistake of desiring a change of. condi
tion rather than change of mind. They
Imagine that with this or that material
possesion they would be happy. Vain
ar all aucta tropes, n Is from th mind
alone that misery or happiness proceeds.
"It la our will
That thus enchains us to permitted 111.
" nusht be otherwise; we might be all
We dream of-bappy, l,Ki,. inajeetlcal.
(iore are th beauty, love and truth w
seek j
Hut in our minds, and Jf We were not
Weak -Should
we be lens In deed than in d
sire?" ,
MBffIrd Knocks.
"Why must yon go, Mr. Hlocum I was
Just beginning to enjoy your call."
"Uow much younger you look. Mr.
hackster. since you'vo begun to dye
your hair."
' ,"'?ml. '0l're poaltlvely handsome to.
night. Mlae Tootle; 1 really didn't know
you at first."
"How cleverly you can disguise your
style at timer. Horue! Thst last story of
yours u,iilte Interested me."
"Sir. Smythe. I like your Indenanilftiw.
even It the cither boarder do iimh at
the way you handle your fork.'- Chicago
Tribune. , . - -t . , .
Tb" fr1"- TwV'S"T Conena.fV.Ma,
Crou r, y h, , i g -0ou U. W r ! h 1 1 1 a. G r 1 1 1
lAiugU, tluajTBcuuaa, m. bolaudsuro.uusa
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More Particulars About the
Bedding and
HIIEETS
Nil.' 3000, 7l83-ln.
formerly 40c
Tuesday ...... IAD''
Ironwear, 72ll-ln.
formerly 69c
Tucday 49
Harvard, olxtO-ln.
formerly "So
Tuesday 59
Hotel, Slx99-inchea,
formerly 76c
Tuesday an
Atlantic, 81x99-lncbe
formerly 86c
Tuesday ......75.
Oceanic, 81x99-1nchea, formerly i. 00,. Tuesday ;,
Pillow CaBfg alio reduced, priced at 10c, 11 He, 13 He, 18c, 1 7c
"Id nn
Importatit A dtaoount of fic A dlscouht of 16c from prlcea on
from prlccg ' en all leading l 8heetg made - under our
brands of Sheeting. famed triangle brand.
a Ata-.,,r,t 1- ' , " A discount of 5c from prlcea on
.f, ?n I 3f ro pr,CC8 00 an P1110 Ca9es bearing same
all Pillow Casing. ticket.
SPECIALS IN EMBROIDERED GOODS
Embroidered edge Pillow Cas-s, initial Pillow Casea
Par pair .39, per pair .. ; ........ 81.20
Embroidered Hemstitched Fl- Embroidered Sets. Sheets and
low Cases, per pair . ...69t Cases, each $3.18
AT our Bc Outing Flannels will be sold at' GH
AH our 12 He Outing Flannel will be sold at 8V
2li-inch Printed Wrapper Flannels, regularly gold at 18c, at 12 Via
27-Inch Printed Wrapper Flannels, regularly sold at 12 He, at 0
THE BIQ BEDDING STOCK INCLUDING COM
FORTS, BLANKETS and ROBES WILL BE OFFERED
IN THIS GREAT JANUARY SALE AT THE LOWEST
PRICES TOUCHED IN YEARS.
We bdught at a very liberal discount the "entire display of tbV
finest blanlteta made In this country, the product of tha-. North Star
Ml.'!" of Minneapolis, Minnesota, as exhibited by them at the recent
SHEEP SHOW HELD IN THE AUDITORIUM
GOODS ALL M1RKKD IX PLAIV FIGURES FROM WHICH
PURCHASERS WILL GET A DISCOUNT OF ONE-FOURTH OR
28 PER CENT. Hero's a chance for AUDITORIUM STOCKHOLD
ERS TO GET THEIR MONEY RACK. Our regular stock of fine
wool ttiangeis, wnites and Plaids In I lots
Lot 1 sold np to 18.00. sale
price 83.05
Lot 3 sold up to $7.50, sale
prlca ..34.OO
Lot sold un to . S 13.00. sale
Peaeon Jacquard Robs, all in
Automobile Robes, sold up to
Indian Htbes. In two lots,' at
ow
You will be possibly looking for a great Piano bargain. . They are to be had if you go to tho proper place.
It has been our custom for the last twenty-two years during the month of January to hold a general clean-up
sale in our piano department, and many are the homes1 in Nebraska that have a piano purchased during
Our Jan
anos remaining on. our floor will be sold at cost. Some of them we
decided not to carry in the year 1912, and will therefore be willing to sell them below
, . . ... 1 . ...
The Piano Buyers9 Harvest
is the month of January, for the reason that we try to start in our new business year which commences
the first of February with a complete line of brand-new pianos. We have placed with the factories our
orders for enough pianos to crowd our floor-room to be delivered February 1st, and therefore must sell every
piano that we now have between' now and the last day of January. The prevailing prices for January will
be so low that you will be able to actually save from twenty-five to sixty-five per cent on your piano pur
chase. The terms will be adjusted so as to make it the most convenient and easiest for you. These prices
and terms are on instruments of the highest grade end well known makes in the world. Investigate.
HA YD EN. B'RO THERS
Blanket lews
J btm r "" "" " i4
dC .ri..- 1 1 !
Pricl 87.75
Cot to i Blankets go also ,4.
prlc here, 79 , 98
ami 81.50
h.rety one a decided bargain.
one lot, rt
111.00, in
2.fW
ne lot. at 87.75
80.75 nd 87.75
Tha
i
s
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Our Christmas trade surpassed
t (
eralily broken. We have taken in exchange on new pianos quite a
of very good high-grade instruments. We will dispose of these used
which we will put in first-class condition, at the price, which will
to the same as the allowance we made on the new instrument. The
A
KIT
DIci Sale Startlnn Tucsdnv
From Our Basement Salesroom
Deautlful, Sanitary, Downy Filled
Cotton Comfortables, the entire
Stork at threa prices-.
, at 82.75 81.05 and 81.60
Wool Killed Comfortables, two
weights, the 3-lb. at 83.05
Take Luncheon With
A Magnetic Welcome Awaits You
' leforo or after luncheon, visit the Women's Underwear and
Hosiery Section. Note a few of the interesting items. You will find
many more
wosmin trsTDEKWzAm
iOc and 75c gTader- cn Tuesday,
each ' ...... 370
$1.00 and 1.25 grades; on Tuesday,
ch 79o
tl R0 arid $1.76 grades; on Tuesday,
rarh ,.$1.15
J3.S9 to M 00 alllc and silk and llaln;
on Tuesday, aarh $1.69
VBI09 atTftTB
$1.00 fine cotton rtbbad;-on ' Tues
day 7Ba
$1.60 and $2.09 wool and wool mixed,
on Tuesday $1.29
$3 00 natural, out alxea; on Tues
day $1.6$
$2.60 and $.09 mercerlMd, wool and
duo fold $3.39
$11.50 and $4.50 all silk and Bilk and
wool; on Tueadsv $$.$8
CatHaDBEaTB
Vest and Iraweta. sold up to 40o,
at io
ests and Drawers and T nlon Rulta
XVLKJN'S UfJDEKWEAR
Heavy Natural Wool Mixed Shirts and Drawers, great bargain, 50
The exaggerators worrid speak of this as a 11.00 garment
Not Our Way.
Egyptian Ribbed, sold by us at '.75c, Tuesday 59
Worsted Rib and Interlock, Dollar Quality, at 7t)6
Six lines ot Shirts and Drawers, ribbed and plain, splendid makes,
Globe duo fold, etc.; regularly sold in best stores at $1.50, on
Tuesday at : 81.20
$r.00 and f 2. BO Vicuna Wool and Wright's-RIb, on Tuesday, 81 59
nmnw aiTmsi
The II. CO kinds at $1.14
The $1.00 quality at ......... .$1.59
$2.(0 grade at $1.95
$8.00 and $3.50 makaa at $3.69
And $3.00 quality at ......... .$3.95
SHUTS
Hero la an opportunity that hun
dreds will welcome. A big assort
ment many neat staple styles f ron.
our $1.00 leader line and others
MEN'S
One big lot of Dressed, Undressed and Cape. Gloves, $1.60 makes,
per pair at......;..., 00
12.00 Automobile Gloves at . 81 1
All f ined Gloves preatly reduced. ,
NECK WEAK MUST 30 Ono Dar Shoulrl Hmp th TWb.
ouc qualities at.
$1.00 fine goods at.....
SMOKING
$5.00 and $6.00,"welt made, each at, .... i. .. '. ..I... .
$5.00 and $6.00, well made, each at "
Please, Take Small Packages. . See' Pages
verr
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Clearing Sale
our expectations. Our lines are
N
K1D
The 4-lb. at S4.05
We have a good assortment ot
Down, Silk and Satin Covered
Comfortables, some strikingly:
scrumptious, 23 Per Cent Off
the Prices JUST U
Us from 10 Till 5
were 50c and One, at 390
Vests and Drawers, fine wool, sold
up to $1.50. at i . .89o
WOMEWS HOSIEXY
Here we believe will te found the
biggest baiiiaiiia ever offered from
seabord to seaboard.
50o imported and fashioned Stock
ings, at 83o
$1.50. ome of the finest lisle lion
lory made; Tuesday, pair 50o
Thread bilks, regular $2.50 grade, at.
pair $1.19
BtXITS BATH BODES
Heavy cotton robes, were $S.50
Tuesday 55.90
Heavy wool Hobes, were $12.00
Tuesday $8.75
Finest wool Robes, were $18.00
Tuesdny $11. SO
All Traveling Hups, Suit Casea
and Va'lses made by best makers;
win bn otrerel at 20 off.
Ona-fifth from all snaxkad nrlosa.
rrom the $1.50 range all at one
price, 85 cents each.
BOOKS
50c grades, black and colors, at on a
price : .S9o
AH Holiday Suspenders and Sets In
one lot at BOo
All Combination Hets pries
duo. Bradley Mufflers at 36o
$2.00 Silk Mufflera at...,, $1.10
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