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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 191-
KERCURY IN THE WEST RISES
Jump -from Zero to - Fifty-Four
, Above in lest Than Day.
SNOW SAFISLT DISAPPEARS
IM lkklr Tm and Wm
seetlesM'stassrrteae Re-
nrtaMc Chana la
Trss per tare.
A change in temperature from cold to
arm. ami aaid to a to moat radical
la tna history of the central WMt, has
taken place in Wyoming, western Ne
braska ami the Black -fl llta atction of
(South pakota during the last thirty
hours, according to reports received at
Northwestern headquarters In this city.
the raporta having been aant in by tha
agents In tha territory mentlooed.
In tna am referred to Monday mora'
ins temperature ranging around nan
prevailed. Thfk asornlng reporte bowed
thermometer readings of from 8 to M
a bar sere. Tna Black Hiila bad tha
distlnctlea of being tha wannest spot.
It being M abort at Dead stood and Lead
Oty. while on the plalna north tf tna
Hllla and around Bella Fourche It waa
K above. ' From Cupar through to Lan
der at to 5t degress abov aero waa re
ported, while in Nebraska from - Long
Mm west temperaturea ranged from a
to and rapidly growing warmer. East
ef Lone Pin, aa far down aa Valentine,
report Indicated from to M above,
practically tha came temperaturea main
taming Into South Dakota aa far M
gVlnaer. ' .
Alone the northern portion of tha Bur
lington system the weather at the hour
of fltlag l fee reports for tha Omaha head-
quarters waa much warmer than Mon
day, the temperaturea - running from 30
to ii degree above.
On the Union Pacific through western
N break a tha temperaturea war from U
to above, walla from Cheyenne west
Ike range waa from II to eS.
- Through Wyoming tha snow Is rapidly
disappearing, the stream and gulnel be
coming rivers, while the low places have
suddenly become lakes.
The marked change In temperature la
aid to hare atartadlats Monday night,
when tha wind veered around Into the
west and began to blow a gal. Within
an hour this wind warmed up and a few
hour later It became a regular Chinook.
D. A. R. DELEGATES TO THE
t , , CONVENTION ARE. CHOSEN
t Tha Omaha representatives to the
twenty-first continental concrete of the
Daughter of the American Revolution, to
be held m Washington, D. C, next April,
were alerted Monday at tha home of
Mrs. Edward Porter Pack as folia ws:
Mrs. J. I. Stubbs, regent es -officio; Mrs.
A. L. Fsrnald, dele ate; Mrs. Oeorge B.
Darr. regent's alternate; Mia Mary Sum
ner, delegate's alternate: Mr. Charles M
tvilbelm. regent's alternate's alternate;
Mr. C. H. Ault, delegate's alternate's al
ternate. The Interest of Monday' meeting cen
tered an tha talk of Mr. J. 8. Barn of
Kearney oa her "Personal Recollections
ef -Lincoln." Mrs. C. M. Wllhelm Presided
It tha program, which Included vocal solos
by Mrs. J. H. ghary. accompanied by Mr.
Kdllh Wagoner and a reading of "A Man
Without a Country" by Mlas Ann Hob
trie. '
The assisting hostessea for tha afternoon
w Mrs. aV l. Barkalow, Mr. J. w.
Orlflftn. Mr. William H. Heller, Mrs. J.
I. Btubbs and Mrs. Walter Williams,
FIGURE OF YESTERYEAR .
J .WALKS OMAHA STREETS
' tome rubbed their ayes, others gesed
In rapt wonder, and still others hurried
(rant to inquire who thla man waa, Ba
lore.them stood a ooloalal figure, a man
af tha time of Oeorge Washington, lie
a-aa . prettily and choicely garbed in
sletbe of tha colonial period. Ha was a
man of our forefathers' times. - He was
en the 'streets of Omaha Monday and ke
rat may be asen walking about, for he Is
s renreseatatlv of tha Dundee) Woolen
Mills, which firm I located at tha north
west comer of Fifteenth and Harney
streets. He la so well dressed and looks
as murk like a man of the stirring days
at yesteryear that on. looks upon him
tor several mlnufs. Hi clothes were
made by the Dundee Woolen Mill, a firm
that fashions men' clothing oflb pres
ent day to suit tna moat exacting taste.
DAHLMAN TO SUB FOR
, . RINE AT CONVENTION
John A.' Bine) democratic delegate to
(he state eentnl committee meeting at
Columbus Thursday, will probably not at
tend aed Mayor Dshlmaa will "sab" for
tlm. C. K. Fanning will be la attsndanca
It tb .convention.
HOUSE IS RANSACKED
, WHILEJAMILY SLEEPS
' The ' home of Mrs. Ida ' Lyons, let;
Howard street, was entered by burglars
Monday night and after remarking tha
oka re K In cash waa tak-o- While the
burglars worked the family stent.
: DIABETES MELUTUS
Patient Joseph Allen. Manufacturer,
LeMinaswooo, see reey.
. Case Diabetes Mellltue.
ItagnosM by four phrstctan. Said the
patient could not recover.
Condition extreme, w-isM reduced
from Ke to Id lb. Could hardly think,
sleep or talk. Could not attend .to busi
ness. The phvsMane were string opium
to keep patient ootnfortabie until tha end
came.
The reco.err of a w-althv ledr in Ptill-
adeUMila who waa also in the lest stag
f the disease caused the treatment to
.e enangeo.
A fine recovery resulted. This waa all
five veers ago. As showing the perman-
eaee ef the results obtained Allen is at til
well and attending to his manufacturing
business at this writing (''III.'
The agent employed In both case waa
Fulton's Diabetic Compound.
Laabste is now a cure We diss la
Ir4e of middle age and over who have
recapereUv power.
The Compound can be had In your city
at Sherman McConnetl Drag .'., for.
!h end Dodge. Cor. lh and Hirer v.
(V. Pith and FSmasa. JW- No. let a Bt,
Loral Hotel -
We will wall literature from this office
and deatr to advise with every rase not
jleldlng. Ktart letters with the aee.
John J. Faltva Co.. Hi Lattery St.. Ban
Ft inctsco.
were f J ""i
ON SPECIAL SALE WEDNESDAY
Two Immense Lots of
Women s Skirts
A Manufacturer's, Entire
Spring Sample Lines of
Skirts. Also Fall and
Winter Skirts
. From Our Own Stock.
Actually Worth Up to $7.53,
at $2.98.
Hundreds of pretty, practical,
up-to-date walking skirt to se
lect from every on a good, de
Irable atyki many are the new
est, cleverest iprlng model;
cloth are fine voiles, chiffon
Panamas, novel r cloths, corduroys,
etc,
ACTUALLY
WORTH UP.
TO $7.50
On Sale on Our
Second Floor at
I It I
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. . Jnst Recivfld rrom Our Nw York Buyer
FIFTY NEW PLUSH COATS ,
, These are all new styles and made of nigh quality plush.
We will gall them at special prices.
.The 125.00 Plush Coats will go for $15.00
The flt.oo plush Coats will go for 812.50"
New Lots of Women's LINGERIE and SILK WAISTS
Bought from the Shirtwaist Factory Purchase.
Several hundred fresh, new waists of tailored lawns and dainty
2?.T?. HTT. .59c and $1.0. .
New groups of spring styles In women's illk waists for ti AQ
dress wear or tailored euits at. ,,,.,,,,,.,, leer 5
IW Ends of Mercerized .Table Dtmask
On Sale Wednesday in Linen Dept., Basement.
Remnants of' beautiful heavy gfade 'imported mercer-':
- ued damaftk, in lenjrths of 1V2 to 5 yards a
big bargain for Wednesday only at, yard. .
25c
Expert Watch and
Jewelry Repairing
Doaa la This Store,
Watches Cleaned 50
Mainspring for 50c
Special for FEBRUARY ONLV.
VALENTINES
Thousand of the Prettiest Val- "
entlne and Valentin Pnet
Carls at price from..... la V9
Also a large variety of Valen
tin Noveltlee and J-'avora lur
parties.
Next Saturday Will Be Our Great
Special Sale of WOMEN'S KID GLOVES
8ee our great window display of thousand of pairs of Glove
all importer's samples of French lambskin and rest kid
made to sell at 11.16 to 3.00 a pairi Saturday they .
go on bargain squares t ,llr , ltC
BRANDEIS STORES M
mm
t he Spring Quarterly Style hook of the
L'adiet' Home Journal Patterns is now
on tale. With a ISc pattern only 20c
s This . February Clearance of ours
embraces so many lines of merchandise and such
reliable qualities that it is bard to select any certain items
for secia! consideration. During the month every one of
our 55 departments will present something" jou
need at a price that will greatly enlarge the
possibilities of your purse. Your greatest op
portunities are at this store. ' Don't miss a
single announcement.
TKm Annual Ftkraary Optning ana Sal a WMUt Walk Coade is SM
in mnfTmm grass t esmefy mf ktamtifal Mrict, eaa of mtock enr
Fdal mnc as aeeesr casiay it mrmtmmfd for ymr pyseecrien,
ooon thoogk you ate mot mom wUk to mmrckm.
AUo tht SaU of Hot and HoUom SOonum aoeeees isiany saarfcMsss
targabii for tko toon of hoaatifut thinf tor tha tabJ: hojootigotZ
2 Corset
Specials
Lot Xo. One is com
posed of eitra long skirt
ed model corsets, well
boned and supplied
with, good, strong hose
supporters. A favorite
corset apeclally priced
for ' Wednesday only at
7Sa
Lot No, Two is made up
of corsets of medium
weight coutll with either
a low bust or girdle top.
Wednesday's special price
50c
Complete line of brassiere-
at 60c, 75c, $1.00
nd 11.16.
f .XtaW aW A
Clearing
Fur Sets
. ' These sell a re. made,
of a very superior qual
ity black coney fur,-
well lined and finished.'
The prices are for Wed-'
nesday't selling only.
$7.50 Muff s,S3.50
$10 Muff, $5.00
Large collarette, to
match tha above muffs are
reduced to ' (5.00 'or
your choice. , At these
prices It wlU be money
earned to purchase now and
save them for neit winter's
use-although there Is
much cold weather to come
this season In which you
will need just such sets as
these. .
Pure Food Specials for Wednesday
Tea- alftlne-a -and 1
stamps, pound is
Blsmerk preserve and
Iftatampe. Jar .....see
e-ls. ran Jersey Vatter.
le re eoo
Bennett's Excelsior flour
per sack Sl.so
full cream cheeae and 10
stamps, pound s
t pound ran Bennett's
Breakfast coffee and
40 etajnpa for ....gee
IT lee. gr as slated ngar
U.00
Assorted teas and
stan pa, lb. ee
Brncknort grated pine-
aiiple-siie. lei offer of
three cane for ...as
I lbs 1r. Jan rice f or . . .
(laniard's olive oil and to stsmps, bot
tle for 4se
I larse r.tna ' Cottage milk and t.
atatnps for gso
t cans extra whole tomatoes and 14
Btanipa lor SSe
CMASfMY auTTsm raotaii
BaVeral hundred pounda of freshly
made Kearney rreamery hutter In
pound urti-ke of guaranteed full weight
-on sale Wednesday at Is the pound.
Wednesday Meat Bargains
10-lb. pkg. Leaf Lard, $1.00
Hamburger, 3 pounds ..25c
Pot Eoast :..8lac
Shoulder Steak,. 2 lbs. 15c
Ht-lb. aquar ran Hap-,
py vaia green aspara
.gua worth lea the ran.
Wed nee-lay for . ...Saoi
0-le. aa Ameer Diip
Trap aseelally priced
at TS .
I cans Bennett's rapltol
Evergreen corn. end IV,
foe so
neiYEQETAm.r.t
euicy cooking apples,
peck ..30a
1 bunches of hot-house rad
ishes for 5(
Fancy hot house rhubarb,
bunch 5g
Fancy cabbages, lb 3
Fancy yellow onions, the
' P 40
Fancy cauliflower; lb. g)s
Our famous Rrdlsnds or
finges, per dozen 15 20
25 30 n -35
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QRRINE CURES WHISKEY
AND BEER HABIT
ORR1NR t the standard remedy and la everywhere recosnlsed the most
successful and reliable home treatment for the ' Drink Habit." It I highly
praised hv thousands of women, because It baa featured their loved onee to live
of sobriety and usefulness, and the weekly asses which at one tlm were apent
for "Drink- are now used to purchaee tha necessaries and many comforts for
heme Any wlf or mother who wants to save her husband or eon from "Drink"
will he glad to know that she ran purt hae OK1UNR at our store, and If no
benefit la i btalned after a trial tha money will . r.rin.iea k. .m
einstly. ,
uk,(im; i prepared In two form: S 1, secret treatment, a powder, ab
solutely tasteless and odorless, given secretly In food or drink; ORR1NK Ho. 3.
In pill form. Is for thoaa who desire to tske voluntary treatment.
ei.ee per sua. ash ror iree ooosiet Ulllng ail about ORRJNK.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Co.. Cor. 16th and DocLre. Cor.
16th and Harney, Cor. 24th and Farnam. 207-9 No. 16th St..
Loyal HoteL
5. etf.t (wf (itW. CfeA.
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1 OMAHA'S PlUE FOOD CENTER 1 ! i
W Wednesday's SPECIALS A
Plans Complete for ,
Sir Baden-Powell
Plana are complete for the visit to
Omaha on February a of Oeneral Sir
Baaea-rowMi, originator or in Boy
scout movement and James B. West, bead
of the boy scout la America.
They will apeak at a luncheon at ta
Commercial club at aosa. will addre a
meeting of ' boys at tha Toung Men's
Christian association hi tna afternoon.
wlU attend a dinner In their honor at the
Rom at , and will address the general
public In the Auditorium it I, All w-
rarigemeat are In charge of the Omaha
Boy Sceut council, of which (Uv. at. o.
Mcbsughlln Is cnalnataa.
s. . ,,
lis, e-easssa-assssjssssssssM
OLD MAN IS FINED FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT
' "You're a Har! You're a liar shrieked
Ferdinand Altman. a Raaetan. K years
old. m Julge 'WIHIs O. Sears' court yes
terday, when Charles r. Redmond
I'nlted states naturattxatlon examiner tor
Iowa and Nebraska, waa In tha middle of
aa argument te the court In eppoelrtoe
t tha appUcsrJoa ef ftolomoa Lsvck for
adnrisstoa te dttseaship.
Judge tteau fined AHmsn H and ea-
tenord him te one day la the county Jail
after adjudging him guilty of contempt
ef ewart.
Jack Johnson Will
Spend Week in Omaha
Jack Johnson, champion heavyweight
pugilist of tha world, will com to Oman
February It te begin a week engage
ment at the Krag theater. The fighter
will glv a twenty or thlrty-mlnut ex
hibition at each performance, using the
training partner who will work with him
In his preparatory work for tha battle
with Fireman" Flynn.
cans beat Imported Sardines Me
S largs cans 'Volumblne" Milk SSe
1 pkss. l orn Flakes U
1 kl. ran stapes and Can Molaa-
aee '. .Tee
4 lbs. UScI Jap Rice ..Mo
4 cakes "Magic Washer" Soap tea
I5c tin W hile Aeparasus ... .SO
Unr Kdam cneeee. eacn . ..
epicea t news,
isc, sec, so
Cheese, per lb. S&c
New i ark Cream I heese. lb. See
I i cottage Cheese, per pkg. 10
Oil Mince Meat, per Jar, IS, SSe. 60a
Vt Bulk, per lb. .10
-3-e4 Our own make Peanut Butter,
I per jar 0s, SSe, MM
g Melon Mangoes, per doaen ... .So
H runs nvm, tstajhxs
Bellevue Celery Sta and so
rtj g plain lsttluc 10
lrge Kdam Cheese,
fig Pearse's Fancy rSplos
3 per Jsr
15 Domestic Swiss Chee
II
Sweef Potatoes, per lb Be
'avl O ranees, doc. 10c SOe, so '
FVeah Heachea, Pineapples. Htraw-
K?rnes. Head Lettuce. X'ucum- ,
be re. Mushroom, etc
' iu svn oomi bpt. 7 '
Irfitue-Ankola" Coffea full, rich
uouy ujieuueieu navor, lb., so
"I.ot us'' Japan Teas are guarao-
ee iree rrom ail coloring
l'-r lb. 11c per lb.
LIQVOM '
"Iiua Kentucky Whiskey I
eara old: full quart ai.oo1
Nw,ram Whiskey, full qt ..TS
Utraint Whiskey, full qt ...0
nerry Win, pt bottle. Me, See
liwy Wine, qiierts so
Won Tokay, pint Sec; qts...soe
Port Wine; pints too, as
I' jrt W ine, quarts Ms(
(wfk (eiw tvivsv. Crii'Wk (wfvv.
1STULA-Pi, Wbea CURED
Alt Kacuu Uissauee cam without a sarncal
operatioo. Ma Chlorotorm, Etber or other gea-
erai aavaastmttic ased. CURE GUARANTEED
to last a UFB-TIM B. sjaTaxAMiMATioa pica.
wmn pok book on piles and rectal diseases with testimonials
DB. g. R. TAJMrr. 124 Rea RuOeSag. Oi
FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE
OF SEASONABLE APPAREL
Th women of Omaha will long re
member the great clean-up sale put on
Isst year by th Orkla Douglas street
store, as live valu were such a had
never before been offered In this city.
In another part of this Issue of The Bee
sa announcement Is mad at a final and
greater sale of women's sad misses'
tailored suite at a price which should,
smt no doubt will, pack this store with
eager buyers. Everybody ehould read
the story told In this sdvertlsement and
tnea take ventags af th opportunity It
reaent Is v money.
BOSSIE HAS NEW MILK
. . TESTER HE IS USING
. sfErui e "F. mm i w jeu.a . ' iievwwr novate lias tOUSMS a new
protesting- Ha said be never had aeea Inland successful metlml for determining
JbN ta his sUty-fW years. . i iOie amount of sediment la milk. The
eo1r- has been tried I Ma month with
good results, lie has used K to test milk
n several sallies m the city. The
teeter win hold one pint of mint and by
straining through a prepared cloth the
eedim-et la separated from tha milk. "Too
can tel." aaid Mr. Beast, "exactly how
much dirt M hi milk.- He will use R in
Inspecting creamery stock sod testing
milk cold by the dairymen.
' I thmk there la something wrong with
the asaa, aaid Examiner Red mood. 1
doubt if he Is responsible and I will ask
the court to remit his fine."
Piles
ka.ll
0
Coal is Now Being v
Rushed to Omaha
With warmer weather general through
out th central west th railroads operat
ing la and ,out of Omaha hare again
gotten their trains bark on schedule.
At th Union depot trains are practically
oa time and all line are reported clear
of th drtrta that tied them up Sunday
and Monday.
Oa ail of the lines freight le again mov
ing and dWayed eoal Is arriving la largs
quantities, preventing all caslblllty of a
famine In this commodity.
Rabies Threatened
by croup., cougt s or sold are soon re
lieved by toe Bee ef Or. King's New tU
coverr. ie cents and tl OX For sale by
Beaton lrug Co. a
REV. ALEXANDER CORKEY
HELPS PAY FOR ORGAN
Dr. Alexander Corker, th noted author
of Nebraska, will deliver aa address at
tha Teung Men's Christian assoctstloa
Ion "The Truth About the Irtoh" Thurs
i dsy evening. February S. under th
ausptdea of the First German Presby
terian church. .Aa admission fee of JS
casta will be charged.
The money obtained by giving this' en
tertainment will go to th church to pay
fur th Installing of a pip ergs a. A
philanthropist has offered at Install an
organ If the church ceo tributes p the
remaining amount to be paid by him.
which will be about thorn, Rev. Schwarx
la hopeful . that . enough - ssoeey will be
obtained from the lecture to complete the
organ fund. -
Person trouiiica wita partial aaralysia
are often very much benefited by mas
saging th effected part thoroughly
when applying Chamberlain' Unlment
This liniment also relieves rheumatic
palne. For as I by all druggists.
Have Ton Tried This?
txeple Preeerlptiea Bald Te Work
w sate ere lor
Delightful Savings in February Sales
Men's Shoes,
Values npi to
J4J0O, atl
Tremendous
Bargain
Every
' Department"
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. 1 : ' . - ' e '. ' .
- Manufaclurers' Stock of Dress Skirts
AS SHOWN U SIXTEENTH STREET WINDOW ;
Voiles, PanaiHii;, Serges, Fanis, in aTl the latest mod.- 1
els, big ass'prtjment for j'fjur selection; special' purchase :
' ..J c i : 7-s"vv i. -
' ments'made to siell'ct $7'.(K) npAo $12.00; all in two bijj; 1
( lots; Wednesdajyour choic, v 95$3 95
'Your Unrestricted Ctioics of
. Our Entire Stock of
Men's Fancy Suits
and Overcoats
Values up to (35.00, at
515.00--$9.50
Every wiuter weight
suit and overcoat must
-go .to- male xoomJ'ur.lli'
npw spring stocks. Sale
will continue till all are sold.
Men's Winter Weight Trousers
$5.00-$6.00 $4.00-$4.50 ' $3.0O-$3.S0
values at values at values at -$3.85
'" $2.85 1 ?1.85
All $2.00-$-J.50.values, choice $1.35 .
Our Entire Stock of Winter Weights for Selection.
ALL WOOL FRENCH SERGES AND BATISTES 5D
to 75c a yard values 25 different shades for selection;
just the right weight for spring dress, 100 pieces ; 40 a,!
in the lot; at, yard. .... TvC,
Now Spring White Goods
Specials Wodnosday
Sheer Lingerie Cloth, w.orth 20c a yard, at . .'.,12H:0
Sheer Lingerie Cloth, worth 35c a yard, at -18o
Wjde Wales Bedford Cord, worth'55c a yard . -39c
Pure Linen Automobile Cloth, worth 59c a yard.. 39c
Pure Linen Automobile Cloths-worth 75c a yard".. 45()
:.v..'jUft
Sheer Flaxons, worth 25c a yard
Sheer Flaxons, worth 50c a vard
25c
PURE SILK IMPERIAL DRESS MESS ALINES Yarn
dyed fabrics of beautiful texture, 3(J inches wide a beau
tiful line of colors, a silk that always looks well
and wears well; $1.23 a yard values, at
THOUSANDS ARE SAVING FULLY 25 BY BUYING
GROCERIES AT HAYDEN'S
Tea eaa to the seats. Compere
tbeee prtoee with the offered fcy
thr. If th gaalitj oaasts. tee.
IT lea. Bast trraanlatsd garsr (10
48-lb. sa.h bet high grade Olajnond
II Famfr rlour, nothing Ilk It
per iark, gl.l
a lha. net White or Yellow Corn
meal for It
la bars Heat 'Km All or Diamond C
Soap for ,....aa
f lha. go,4 Japan Rice. ........ . tee
I I he. besCRolletl Breakfast Oatmeal
for i a
Jrllrron or Jell-O, pkg.- Tkve
Gallon ra ta Guldsn Table Svriip. M
The best Tea Sifting lb..- 11.0
Th beat Jolden Han toe Coffee, lb. ate
Bstias nvm' rom aavee, ran
igfi oiin.
Csllfornla Muscatel Cooking Raisins,
per lb, 10
California Muscat.! SeedJeas Raisins,
per lb. 10
California Cooking Figs, lb te
Cleaned ..'urrants. lb lae
The beet l,emon. Orange or Citron
Feel, per lb. toe
I pkga uest Condensed Mlnv Meat
.for .. .' at
aunt - atTTraa m rax wt
. . . ' kUTTBsvrjlB.
Cheaper and belter than lots of
butter.
t lbs. Good Butierine .-.Boa
Iba. Oood Table Butterln;...
')
.tte
! lbs. Fancy Table Butterlne.
The Very Beet. 1 Iba for....
The Best Creamery Butter, lb....
(n namiu KXBZsrt or
- - OkAsML - - -
S bunches fresh Beets. Carrots, Tur-
- -nlpat'ShsUor or Radishes for., .JOe
Fancy Cauliflower, lb te
2 bunrhea fresh Parsley le
Fancy Cabbage, lb ,.ae
Large Cu'-umbera. each Ite, 10
1 head fresh Leaf Lettuce te
$8.00 Felt Mattresses tt.Jtr;c
Wednesday (an opportunity seldom equstlrTd -.' v
Try HAYDEN'S; First
WHY NOT LOOK TEN YEARSYQUNGER? '
The MminsrllA. ehnars h.l MnlT
bs ar.-ompllshad lathe res'iorlng . '.'
of th features 1 properly con- -',' - VTj
structed srtlfarul'teM, 1 .have f I 1: 3U
made a study - of ..tlus'.claea of -eork.
Call and. e ni. H fees ..., : "
are reasonable and If you ilnoi V,VV .
aetlsriMl I chsree vAtt uihl.. , -e J
-flr.,J.W.Mto
. - . sTnsnTssaMsrt tea . t
v" PLATE WORK
tvift;..., , JVa , M Braadela Wd(, ,
eC; fclfe l
Aniilcuu TeHS VSMsoel
Kest.rstlee et Pestsras
Fneae
1 Beog. geat (a AFPOiatmeat '
a ' . e
! My ttsMor4 fltM
' Tht ban bw wH known t th tmrt :
Iociots lor reu a th quick and
meat rrllevivt car olMmiiu.bt for rhu !
fMOfttn and barit-ct)L it haa bm
pnhtlrM hTw for ev?ni vlntra aivl
huiMir4i oi ttt wyr9t no rurrd hj- t
ta a- ahort. lima. "Fram irow rirasjEwt i
ax ona oanti of Tartu compound n .
rtirti-tai Je?d patrkar? and on wirv f
"e vjiwav twi i Tsaasaar 1 1 iel inTnpwrrj.
Taka thtrn two Inf rtMiyiist botuo ami
put O-tm Into-a kaif pint of rood am
kr. is ha he hm bottle and tmka a tmh
apnonful iMforo aarto meal and at bed
time" ' Raoulta aMn th drat day if
voor dracintn doa aot bava Tario Com
pound la atork b aill u it a few
houra froai him who hoi. Ivn t
ba taifltianrotl to tako- anmo pateHit nid
Hm Itwtead af this, tnatot oa hartna;
ortjrtnai, oa oudc. snlrd.
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