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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE:. MAT 12, 1912.
B
Mail Order
Carefully
Filled
Summer White Goods Specials
Jlna cheer .Alrero Voiles, forty Inches wide, worth II
jv.f , 50
Persian and French lawns for graduation dreuei.
worth 76c yard 3
Beautiful wash chiffons for graduation dresses,
worth $1.00 yard 50
WMte Flqoea, all width welta, worth EOc yd. . -25
Dotted Swisses, all sis dots, worth 68e yd.... 30
Princes nainsooks, soft chamois finished, worth 29c
Tart 15
Eheer Handkerchief Linen pure flax, yard wide,
worth $1.00 yard 59
Band Cloth, warranted pare linen, worth $1.00 yard,
50
linen Department Specials
' Imported Mercerized Satin Damask, assorted
patterns, worth 75c a yard. 39c
linen German Silver Bleached Table Damask,
worth $1X0 a yard, at . . ............ ,59c
Crass Bleached Irish Satin Damask, assorted
designs, worth $1.75 a yard, at ...... $1 .00
Dew Bleached Satin Dnmask, pure flax, as
sorted, worth $2.00 a yard ......... $1.25
Hemstitched nuck " Towels fancy colored
borders, worth 19o"a yard . . . . ... . . .. . . 15c
.Extra large ; Hemmed Bath Towels, heavy
twisted thread, worth 50o each, at. . . .19c
Splendid assortment Barnsley Hnck and
Glass Towelings, worth 15c a yard, at. .10c
Linen Hnck Towels, worth 29c, ea., 15c
Wash Goods Dep'i Specials
About' 1,600 placet of new wash Roods, ratines.
f. -erodes, tissues, tephyrs, batistes, French and domestic
Ssrn-gandtet, French and Manchester percales, Hcotch
pnadras, voiles, Dresden, bordered Toilet, bayadere
toIIss. eta.
ARatlnes, aU colon and white, at yd. 91 and 85
Hwi arauv viuers ass irura si to S4 lur.
..' ; , Voiles
iSlnRla fold, double fold, plain, silk striped, bordered,
drawn work, printed, woven, black1, white, all colors,
Dresden styles, at... 59, 50. 39. 25. 18.
.15 and, 13
Ginghams, Tissues nd Zephyrs
"Wnu Anderson's genuine Scotch sephyrs. ess
Orement Scotch srphyrs, II Inch wide... ..,... It
Tall du nord A. K. A. sua Hxl 8mJi......u..1SH
. Jxwrmins tlasuse and Egyptian tissues ell colors, eherka,
, plaids, stripes. etc eold all over at itc yard, Monday
onlr ............ ..lSe
frish dimities, neat figures ,..,M,.i.i.a..iaa
Domsatio dimities, checks, stripes, els. ............ .!
Specials in Muslin Underwear
.Princess slips trimmed with a deep flounce of lace
and embroidery covers are trimmed with several
rows of lace insertion, embroidery and ribbons
worth to $..00, at 82.98 81.98
, fiklrtt elaborately trimmed with lace and embroidery
lioonce Headed with insertion and ribbon regular
$5.09 values, at f2.98-l.88
owna tn crepa cloth fancy or plain eolora; also
fine nainsook or cambric, la regular or extra sites;
lace trimmed yokes and sleeves, or embroidery
sleeves and yokes, worth to $1.60, at 08
eCombl nation suits trimmed with lace and dainty em-
Draaery m covers are ail embroidery the a raw
er! are circular, made to sell at $1.00, at OH
.Corset Covers, daintily trimmed and worth to toe,
at 10
hlldran 't Muslin Drawers, trimmed with hemstitched
jtucks, worth to J 6c, at ...... .12H
.Ladle Lisle Union Butts any style long or short
sleeves cnee or anus length, low neck, no sleeves,
tight or loose knee, lace trimmed; worth to $1.00,
- 40a
.. iatHes Llile VesU, lace or crochet yokes, In white
or jcoiors, ai , 19
Embroidery Bargains Monday Greatest Ever Offered Omaha
On account of the late season and over buying; by one of New York's best known importers we sectored theii
entire stock for cash at LESS THAN ONE-HALF MANUFACTURER'S COST. The goods are now here and will
be plrced on sale MONDAY MORNING in six big lots at prices far below actual cost of production.
Every possible kind of
Allovers, Bands, Edges,
Flouncings, Insertings
and Beadjngs, Demi
Flouncings, Fine Skirt
ings,"Yaistings and Cor
set Cover Embroideries,
Matched Sets and Loom
Strips, all new, clean
stock, as shown in win
dows. ,
As our Embroidery
stock is already com
plete, we are determined
to close out these goods
quickly, and in ordef to
do so will place them on
sale, beginning Monday,
at bargain prices which
have never been equaled
for goods of such qual
ity. Sale will continue
till all are sold.
First Lot
lftc to 25e Embroideries st
7 He A complete line of
pretty matched sets snd
. corset cover embrolderlts,
worth 15c to 2 So a yard
on sale Monday at Tl
at, yard 2C
Second Lot
$2.50 Dress Flouncing, 45 Inches wide, at $1.89 The finest line of
St. Gall Swiss Embroideries, full 46 inches wide. In a wide range of
the sesson's most beautiful patterns, just the thing for beautiful
graduating gowns or summer dresses; they're $2.50 and $3.00 a
yard values your choice Monday, per yard, jg
COME EARLY MONDAY
Third Lot
33c Embroideries at 17Hc
A big line of lS-inch
skirtings and corset cover
embroideries for selection;
regular 36a a yard values;
on sale Monday 4 iji
at, yard 1 zC
Fourth Lot
25c Fancy Bands at 12 He a Yard A par
ticularly attractive line ot these beautiful
-finished bands, edges and galloons, so
much In demand this season; they're
worth 1 6c and 35c a yard;
your choice, yard
,12ic
Fifth Lot
25c Skirt Flouncing at 125e a Yard
A beautiful Une ot 17-inch skirt flounc
ing! and. corset cover embroideries that
would sell regularly at 2 5c a yard; a line
you never saw matched; at, nl
per yard .; leCC
Sixth Lot
15c Embroideries at 5c a Van A fine
line of dainty patterns In Swiss and Nain
sook edges- and insertlngs to match the
dainty baby sets and the rich edges up
to 20c a yard values; on sale, per P
yard, at OC
Muslins and
Sheetings In
DemestkRoom
Bleached pepper
all Sheeting, -4.
ot best medium
weight made, 18o
value ...22H
Aurora Sheeting,
-4 bleached or
half bleached a
well known and
popular Sheeting
17c value, on
tale at ..21H
Roachdale ' 1-4 . .
a n b leached
sheeting a good
heavy weight 20e
value ...18H
Moonlight casing
a good heavy
weight 41-inch
maelln lOe
value ....7H
Leghorn 36-Inch
Heavy Bleached
Muslin, lOe val
ue ..n7)i
Ready mad'
sheets, site 72x
10 a good 60a
value, special at
only 35
H a t y .brown
crash . toweling, ,
10 In. wide, lOo
value ,..7tto
Diaper Cfoth,
Jurttaa. IS In.
wide, 10 yds. In
bolt, B6e value,
5 '
Large, full else
bed spreads with
heavy fringe as- .
sorted patterns-
rood weight, ti.se
value ... ....gl.lt
else bed spread,
special at ...ate
RUGS
RUGS
The Time, Monday The Place, Hayden's
Two Big Philadelphia Mill Purchases
place us in a position to offer you Monday values
in high dais perfect rugs it's doubtful if we can du
plicate again this season. The choicest values you
were ever offered. .. All new, clean, perfect stock
no seconds or mismatched" goods. ,. .
. Bigelow Bogs, Alexander Smith Rugs, Axminsters, Wiltons,
Tapestries, Velvets, Room Size and Small Rugs PRICES
. REALLY LESS THAN PRODUCERS' COST.
Bigelow's Electric Rugs,
9x12 size, new oriental
patterns,, $32.50 value
sale price . .... ..$22.50
All of Alex. Smith 'g extra
heavy Axminster Rugs
floral and oriental pat
terns, worth $30.00, 9x12
size sale price $19.98
One lot of 9x12 Mitre Vel
vet Rugs, good patterns,
$18.50 value sale
price .. , $11.00
All of 'Alex. Smith's Sax
ony Axminster Rugs
9x12 size, big line of pat
' terns, $27.50 value sale
price , $15.75
All of Alex. Smith's 10
wire Seamless Tapestry
Brussels Rugs, 9x12 size,
worth $20.00-sale
price $12.50
One lot seamless 'WiltonJ
Rugs, 9x12 size, worth
$30 sale price $16.98
Extra heavy seamless 9x12
Velvet Rugs, big line of
patterns, $20.00 value
sale price ......$13.50
One lot 22x54 Axminster
Rugs, $2.50 kind - Bale
price . . ....... ...$1.59
One lot 36x72 Axminster
Rugs, $3.00 value sale
price .. $2.98
Many other specials in
room-size ruga for this
sale.
Extra Salespeople to Walt oa Yon Monday Satisfaction and
Big Savings Certain.
RUGS
RUGS
Wash Goods
In the
DomestlcRoom
Silk striped ging
hams good pat
terns, 2 So values
t 15
8 e e r t ucker or
plisse cloth for
underwear, 18c
value ...12H
New Tissues
good patterns
and colors spe
cial ......15
Lawnt and Ba
tistesgood pat
Jems and colors,
values to 12 He,
t 7W
White Curtain
Scrim, 36 Inches
wide, 15c value,
t io
Hlllsboro Dress
Ginghams, all the
new patterns In
plaids and stripes
15c values, go
at ........10
Percales, 36 In.
wide, light and
dark colors, 15c
value 10
White Goods
stripes and fig
ures values to
15c. at.... 10
Amoskeag Ging
ham, the genuine
7 He value, go
at 5Vi
Mail Order
Carefully
Fdled
Silk Specials Monday
3,000 yards of all silk Foulards, showerproof
and spotproof qualities in a variety of neat
designs, two and three-color combinations
24 to 36 inches wide, only fifteen pieces in
this lot, while they last, Monday 68c
Fine dress silks, 24 to 27 inches wide, in even
wanted spring color; pretty foulards, neat
hairline stripe messalines and chiffon dress
taffettas, Worth up to $1, your choice Mon
day 4Sc 38e
Fine quality silk pongees, 36-ln. wide, guaranteed to
give satisfaction, 75c and 61.25 qualities, on -sale
at, yard 48 nd 78
Bordered Silk Chiffons and Voiles 42 and 36-ln.
printed all tilk chiffons and voiles In a beautiful
line of artistic colorings, worth up to J1.50 yard.
Tour choice Monday 6S
10 pieces of yard wide heavy Coating Feau de Sole,
6 pieces ot yard wide all ailk satin duchess; 6 pieces
of yard wide fine quality satin de luxe. AU good
61.25 values, Monday, one day only ...88
Johnson Brothers' Underglaze
English Porcelain
6,000 pieces of this well known Engllssh porcelain at
the below prices.
Pie plates, sauce dishes, pickle dishes, each 5o
Coffee cup and saucer, tea cup and saucer, dinner plates.
soup coupes, spoon holders, bone dishes, oatmeals, ea. lOo
8alads, bakers, plates, sauce boats, all slie bowls, ea. .ISo
Covered dishes, platters (14-ln.), teapots, large water
pitchers, each lto
Wool Dress Goods
Greilr Unitrprkti
54 and 56-inch "Whipcords in all scarce shades
of tans and greys, in plain and illuminated
effects; $2.00 and $2.50 values at. . . .$1.50
52 and 54-inch Novelty Suitings in fancy mix
tures and stripes medium spring weight,
Pekin and Berlin stripes on cream grounds,
$1.25 and $1.50 values, Monday 98c
52 and 54-inch cream all wool storm and
French serges very fine qualities. $1.25
and $1.50 values; on sale, yd., 88c, $1.10
38 to 52-inch -serges, prunellas, panamas,
granite weaves fancy suitings, etc.; values
up to $1.25, at 68C, 48c
Drapery Department Specials
Lace Curtains In Brussels Net, Filet Net and Cable
with heavy linen lace, one to two pair alike, worth
to $16.00 pair, Monday, pair $8.95
Lace Curtains In 'Brussel Net, Filet Net and Cable
Nets, one to two pair alike, worth to 7.50 pair,
Monday, pair $4.95
Lace Curtains of all kinds, all full size, worth to 66
pair, Monday, pair $2.50 nd $3.50
Lace Curtains, full size, dainty patterns, worth $1.50
pair, Monday, at, pair 08
Large assortment of Rope Portieres, all colors and
styles, worth $5.00 pair, Monday, at, pair $3.05
Sun Fast Madras, plain colors, 60-in. wide, regular
$1.00, Monday, at, yard 85
Figured Madras, all colors, regular 85c yard value,
Monday, at, yard 45
Bungalow Nets in white, ecru and cream, 45-in. wide,
regular 75c yard. Monday, yard 50
New Swiss In dots and small figures, all new pat
terns, worth 30c yd., at, yd.... 10 15 12 H
Reversible Scrim, all colors, worth to 60c yard, Mon
day at, yard 30 25 18 10
New assortment of Shirt Waist and Skirt Boxes,
at $0.05 $4.05 $3.05 $2.50
PiclnreslSLUlHome
Pictures for Gifts
Do you know that Hay.
dan's carry' a larger line of
pictures than all other stores
combined. Better still
sOnr Prices Meaa a Saving of 25
to 50 to Yotk '
As Extra Specials Monday r
Beautiful PastUe Pictures CUt
or mahogany frames, values np
to $ 140, la Sxlt and 10x20
lies, at $1.29
ITiie Band Colored Plctwe
Copies of Old Masterptecea
regular 116.00 to $16.00 values,
st.. ...$9.00 u $7.50
land Colored Ait Stadlee Regn
. lar fl.00 values, over 100 for
giectlcn; choice 49
Big Special Clearance Sale
Sewing Machines
'A good Sewing Machine is a money saver, a time
saver; a real necessity in every home. You can't afford to
be without one in your home.
We have a big line of machines taken in exchange,
which we are going to sacrifice to effect quick clearance.
All these machines are in first-class condition and price
represents but a fraction of their real worth.
One Eldrlge Rotary, drop head
t ..$25.00
One New Home, drop head
$25.00
One Goodrich B, drop head
$20.00
One Burdtch. drop head $12.50
One White, drop bead... $9.00
New Bewing Machines, at $15.00,
$l.0O, gaO.75, 923.50, IU7.0O,
30.00, $4.0O, $35.50, $40.00
and $50.00
One Singer, old style, good shape,
" $5.00
All drop head, guaranteed, with
a complete set of attachments.
Ton can rent any one of them
try them and It they suit the
rent, wlU be applied on the sale.
Sewing Machine Repairs.
Freel Freel
With orders from Bayden
Bros.' Sheet .Music Cata
logue amounting to FIVK
DOLLARS we wlU send en
tirely Free of Charge a fuU
yeart subscription for either
the
ETUDE or MT8ICIAJI.
Ask for it when ordering
and mention which la desired
and at which month you
wish to start. Send at once
for our catalogue.
Our Prices the Lowest.
Our Stock the Largest.
Sheet Moslb Department. -
Here's Our Special Grocery Prices for
Monday
II pays to trade an Hayden's; you save from 25 f 50
11 lbs. best granulated sugar . .tl-00
10 bars genuine Beat 'Em All or Dia
mond C soap tse
Gallon cans apples, for ' pies and
saucs ........ sse
14 -ox. pkg. best don.Mtio macaroni
at He
14-os. cans condensed milk ....ao
t 1-lb. cans Booth baked beans ..10o
1-lb. cans fancy sweet sugar corn
at THe
7 lbs best bulk laundry starch ..tSs
I cakes Silica scouring soap t5s
Lu Lu scouring powder. It beats the
Dutch, per can ...So
011 or mustard sardines, can . .Ie
B. C corn flakes, pkg. t4
Orapa Nuts, pkg. 10s
Peter's breakfast coeoa, lb. sss
McLaren's peanut butter, lb. ...lie
1 lbs. best mixed chick feed ....Ms
Try HaYOEN'S First
The best teat stfinss. lb U4e
Solderi tiantos coffee, lb. ts
1 lbs. boxes beat select soria
crackers 0a
Fancy assorted cookies, ISo values.
lb. 10s
umrn, CMEBs ajtb boo) irn-
OIAXB.
The best creamery butter, carton or
bulk. lb. Me
The best No. 1 creamery, from the
country 30o
The beat No. 1 dairy butter tee
The beet fresh eata. dosen ISo
Tae Market of Omaha for Freeh Veg
etables) ts to 60 per east saves.
fresh spinach, per peck ISo
i bunches fresh asparagus
I bunches fresh onions 6e
bunches fresh radishes fro
t bunches fresh pieplant So
t heads fresh leaf lettuce, fresh
beets, carrots, turnips, bunch . . o
t bunches fresh parsley fro
Fresh mushrooms, lb. .90a
New cabbage, lb ......e
New potatoes. Hi. . . . fro
Fancy ripe tomatoeea. lb. 10s
I large soup bunches lOe
Fancy green peas, quart .........lis
Wall Paper Sale
This is the plan, now Is the time.
We are placing on sale a lot of
our best pspers at prices below
manufacturers' cost, AU are in
plain eight, and marked la plain
figures; pick ont your pattern
now.
We still have the BEST
and cheapest wall paper in
the city.
Good paper at per roll. ..... .Sc
White Blanks, up from Sc
Parlor Gilts, 40c and 0c values,
at 10c
Plain Oatmeals 23c
Gilt Oatmeals 25c and 20c
Motre Ceilings i..:.8c
Enamelet Varnish Wood Stain,
qts., BSc; pta., 80c; H Pta., 20c;
Vl Pta. ..10c
Wall Paper and Paint Dep't.
Fourth Floor.
School-Boy Suicides in Germany
By FREDERICK W. WILE.
Eastertlds la Germany was marked
jsgaia by the art er-recm ring epJdemte
nf schoolboy suicides. The feast ot the
leauil action Is the period when the most
jlxaportant promotions Into higher forms
are road, sad It Is among pupils who
have tailed at the Xaeter examinations
' that self -destruction is commonest.
A dossa fataUues were reported from
various sections of the' country this year.
MoA seany mors boys are still "mlssine;"
sorns of them are mere runaways and
.will corns back. Ot the deaths of the
' .rest, basu-tbrokea parents await certain
tidlttga sooner or later. The dreaded
report never falls to reveal the
a i a mi aids at GemMa educational effl-
etency, and csiis.e the aatioa to reooa-
aider whether the forced draught srs
Itecn is worth the toil of mlaery sad
death It as reJentlessly ertorta.
- Betwolbor asSddee are bo sew manlfee
tatlcms ta Germany. They have I etui red
In riatng sad falling degree for decades.
Ilaes 1M statistics have been kept and
a oopiews literature en the evil hae arisen
Relnhardthas area staged the theme In
Wedeklnd s tmeemna child tracedy, "The
Awakening of Spring." Experts like
Prot Kulenburg snd Berhardt who spe
cialise oa the subject, trace a steadily
Incraaamg tendency te suicide among the
schoolboys since the dawn of the present
twenty-eight. Including figures from sll
those ef Prussia up to the year IMS.
which registered a hlsbwater mark of
twenty-eight. Including flfurea from sll
Quarters It Is probable that self-deetrue-tloa
among German arhool children In
IMS reached a total of forty-eight or
fifty. That Is believed to be about the
dime-talons the annual death hat now
adays attains.
Professional protagonists of the Otr
maa system, which, ef course, has much
In Its favor, always takes the field at
this sesaontte protest against the theory
that ssressivs schooling Is responsible
for the suicide mania. They essay to
shew that It la ordinarily degeneracy,
heredity, unrequited lore, criminal uv
istlnct. or other causes which Impel school
I boys to kill themselves. With slmast
! suspicious seal It Is sseerverated that
school troubles are' to blame la only ex
ceptional and Isolated cases. The mothers
of Germany tell a different story. Ask
any one of them. I have Interrogated a
dosea this week and they will assure
you that Kmll and liana are overworked
in the holy cause ot German thorough
ness to the point of abject cruelty. Ask
the bnys themselves, and you get re
luctant, but conclusive confirmation.
When yoa hear what Is demanded of a
German srhoo boy you crass to wonder
that suicides are numerous. Too marvel
they are so rare.
KdncaUon for children in Germany la
compulsory from their sixth rear. Thoa
of the middle and better classes sre sent
to so-called higher schools or gymnasia.
For three years of. roundly, forty-three
weeks, t. j and t-year-olds must struggls
six days a week from three to four hours
S day with the alementarlea ef amnmar.
reading, writing, mathematics, geography.
natural science and history. Nominally
at the ags of , the sexta form, the
schoolboy's troubles may be ssid to be
gin. He Is Introduced to the mysteries
of French. Latin, soolosy snd botany.
along with advanced work tn the studies
he has already pursued In nana, octava
and septlma. At a, too. ha commences to
probe the depths ef Lutheran religion.
In lees ambitious countries a lad ot t
storing up knowledge at this strenuous
pace from a. m. to 1 p. m. would be rw
garded as doing his full duty to himself
and ts his fatherland. Not so In the land
of unlimited efficiency. When a German
boy has done five hours st school his dsy
is la reality only partly ever. As the
German system provides only tor per
formance In the class room, written or
verbal. . outside preparation becomes
necessary, so that little Michel's school
time Is actually spun out to seven, some
times even eight or nine, hours by the
piodding required st home. He Is given
time, to eat and. the opportunity to aleep
if he ran. but pttably little time tor play.
Along with thirty hours of work a week
at school only two hours ars provided
for so-called "sport," much of which Is
gymnastics. Intended to famiUarbte boys
wita mlhtary drilL
All through the ether forms quints and
auamt WlU mas
tartis with. Greek or English besides, snd
the succeeding; decisions of secunda and
prima the forced draft system continues
relentlessly. Otto is now weU In his
teens. .His already disciplined mind,
thanks to ths Initiative-killing methods
of his drill-sergeant ot a teacher. Is
thoroughly obessed with the Idea that a
superabundance of learning Is the highest
form of patriotism. His head Is full of
Cicero sad Homer sad Luther. His lit
erary heroes are Schopenhauer, Tolstoi.
Ktetiache. Ibsen. Zola, Darwin. Haeckel
and Maupassant. He has little thought
snd less time tor foot ball Just banned
from the schools by the Bavarian gov
ernment "on grounds of health" because
his enthusiasm la absorbed with more
surely scientific hobbies. Perhaps he Is
producing aa essay oa "Europe's Su
periority Over the Rest ot the Earth and
the Cause." or a thesis oa "Judged by
the Position of Their Leas In ths Statue
la ths Avenues of Victory. What Were
ths Dominant Characteristics of the
Hohensollernsr two actual themes
whoss titles were typical of some ef the
wetrd composition subjects assigned to
Get man school boys. ,
At any rate, before M snd B-year-eld
Germans, the bogey ot bogeys now begins
to loom ths fateful one-year eertificata,
the "Dipieaaa at Setsntllie islfflostisa
I for the One-Tear Military Service.- to
give Its name In all its terrifying entirety.
Non-Germans cannot comprehend ths sll
determlnlng Importance of the Elnjah-rlgen-Scbeln.
It not only Insures a boy
the right to serve but a sirurle year In
the army, but practically defines his so
cial and economic future. A German un
possessed of the certificate is 7not only
condemned to serve two years with the
colors in ths common herd, but Is marked
a second class citisea for Hfe.
It Is usually the lad whose chances for
the one-year certificate crumble In suc
eeaslvs failures for promotion, who Is
haunted with the suicide delirium. He
has twice missed passing Into a higher
form. He has had a siege of despised
"Prease." s school where dullards sre
"s.vad up" tor the sole purpose of tak
ing aN. examination hurdle- He has suf
fered tdvres untold at home, corporal
often enoughs wen ss mental. Father
and mother vend older b .'other have
hounded him wtfh reproaches of the Ir
reparable ignominy he has brought npoa
the family escutcheon. It Is from all
this travail that ttlsVesry brain, long
since sttuned to the VnMrsBty of sui
cide" sad the "uselessnesaot existence"
by his favorite authors, turs automat
ically to poison Or pistoL ant presently
another sacrifice Is offered f p ea the
?pi
P
altar of national efficiency.
Writing in a Berlin newananee ih
other day a defender of the faith set
rortn that ours Is essentially the sge ot
ruthless competition, snd that the Ger
man system, with Its "elimination"
Of thS unfit. Is a demand nt .-i.i.
of ths times. For myself snd my boy, I
prefer benighted JSngland and America,
viaiora siroses and Yale quarter
backs Sre enshrfnerf In vAK..t i
to the exclusion of ail-work-snd-no-ptav
Germany and the race of intellectual
giants she Is so determinedly breeding.
Pelateg Paragraphs.
Marriage makes floorwalkers of some
Den.
N'A laniwtrv .WiM .k. .
. j ......... .i.i ,r mix prices
for unstarched work.
I Perhaps many a wife thinks she is
chained to the misMng link
P, men . r. . .
good Wu sYt brforTpay Say.
T. means well that may be the
only creditable thing about him
Tns ta vsmpa mm ( ,
candidate the day before an election
u . """"" "rv" nas so many aprons
,ht h foesn t need at least one mor.
I hre .mrtr-fatrusav I. s..- ..a - .
for a woman to open hr bustMnd if
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