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THE OMAHA StTNDAY BEE: REPrEMBER 14, 1913.
Huge Task Confronts the
President of Lincoln Way
Ilenry B. Joy, pretldent of the Lin
coln lUchway association, has enterwl
Irto the work with characteristic vigor
and enthustam.
In one day, eleven large track load
of posters and display proclamations
were shipped from Mr. Joy executive
offices at tle Packard factory In Detroit.
They are to be used In decorating store
windows and sales rooms on Sunday.
September II, the day fixed for the of
ficial announcement of the transcon
tinental route.
It coat K,000 In stamps to mall the
125.C0O larpe tubes containing the printed
matter The addreralng was done by a
corps of 100 stenographers who worked
at the task exclusive of everything else.
Fully twice as many more were required
te- fill the tubes and preparo them for
mailing.
The posters have been sent to gover
nors, legislators, business houses and
automobile concerns In the thirteen
states to be traversed by the Lincoln
nay, and to publto officials and leading
business men In all of the larger cities
of the country.
The decorating plan has met with hearty
response. Municipal, county and state,
governments have signified their willing
I ess to help. Many of the large automo
bile companies are co-operating with the
Lincoln highway officials.
President Joy expects that the display,
by bringing the project to the attention
of the general public, will facilitate rais
ing the remaining half of the JIO.OCO,
(XX) fund necessary for the completion of
the highway.
SBBBB If! .BBBBBBBBBBsV 1
Henry 3. Joy
ftp Lincoln H'ghwfy Asi'n
ALONG THE KING'S HIGHWAY
Secretary Weaver Lining Up Attrac
tions for the Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival.
GROUNDS LARGER THAN EVER
Finishing Touches Being Added and
Everything to He in Ileadlueas
for Opening Wednesday
Bfornlnsr. .
TIMELY REALESTATE GOSSIP
Vaoant Houses in Omaha Decrease
at Rapid Rate.
MANY RETURN FOR THE WINTER
Considerable Activity la Noted In
Ileal Estate Circle HI sarin a la
to Dnlld Magnificent Home
on Dewey Avenue.
The Ak-Sar-Ben festivities begin
"Wednesday, Beptember 24, and continue
until Saturday, October 4, Inclusive. "Dad"
Weaver says the. carnival grounds thin
year will be 110,000 square feet larger than
last. It has to be, too, for one day last
carnival 22,671 persons were packed Into
one block. As "Dad" aspects a total of
mors than 150,000 attendance against 117,
433 last year, he has made arrangements
to handle the crowds.
The present carnival grounds cover
about four blocks. Beside the main
Sates at the arch at Seventeenth and
Howard streets, there will be two others.
One will bo at Nineteenth and Harney,
the other at Nineteenth street and Bt.
Mary's avenue. This will be a great con
venience to the handling of the crowds
and for the crowds themselves, tha idea
botng to prevent any congestion at the
entrances.
Another feature of the arrangement of
the King's Highway will be the location ot
tha attractions. They will not be bunohed
Jn one comer as before, but scattered
here and there. "Dad" says this will give
the crowds more elbow- room and more
of u. chance to sea how really attractive
Ml big the grounds are.
Arch A bent Completed.
Tha arcU Is almost Completed, and when
the last ot the point U applied "Dad"
says It will be the best entrance to any
carnival ever held In the west. The same
system wilt be applied to the ontlre ar
rangement Inside the icing's Highway.
No expense will be spared to make It as
attractive as possible. And now that the
Ak-Bar-Ben Is In their new location with
more space and better conveniences, thero
Is reason, to believe, everybody will bo
satisfied.
Cheap, flimsy attractions have been
tabooed by "Dad" Weaver, who looks
after the attractions. Only feature acts
of the highest order will be given apace
on the grounds. The attractions run all
the way from the wild west show in the
Auditorium to the Douglas county fair,
the latter given Under the auspices ot the
Douglas County Agricultural society.
There will be & number of attractions,
such as dog and pony shows, the diving
girls, and so on.
The largest attraction on the grounds
wilt be the county fair. It will cover an
entire block. There will be exhibitions
of live stock, poultry, fruits and vege
tables. It is suggested that all exhibits bo
placed on the ground at 8 o'clock of the
second day.
Vacant houses in the city of Omaha
are continually decreasing and at the
present time It is figured by real estato
men that but about 830 houses In Omaha'
are now unoccupied, About three weeks
ago there were at least 400 and these have
been growing less in number as tho days
go by.
Beginning Monday the ftl moving sea
son will be at hand and the moving men
in Omaha say they have work enough to
keep them busy until October 1.
And all the while this moving Is going on
more people will be getting ready to
move back from the lakes and move into
new places. The storage companies say
they have had more space filled with fur
niture this summer than ever before by
people who have stored their property
with the intention of moving into now
homes this fall.
Key to the eituatton 13e Advertising.
Steal estate men say that more small
priced houses have been built this year
than ever before. The majority of future
home owners have erected houses cost
ing from IJ,oeo to W,K and tho majority
are rive and six-room cottages. This
fall, however, say contractors and build
ers, there wilt be more K.0W and W.000
homes built than there have been for
some time.
The Bankers Realty Investment com
pany will plaoe a large tract of land
along Military avenue on the market
within the next few days, according to
representatives of the company. The
land occupies about eighteen acres and
will be out into large sized lots.
Be a Gentleman at
All Times is Advice
of Father Magevney
President li A. Magevney of Crelrh
ton unlyerslty, gave the formal opening
address to the college department on
Saturday morning, in Crelghton audi
torium. After reading the few rules to
be observed by all students in this de
partment, he sold these rules wero
dictated by common sense and the needs
of every organisation it it is to win suc
cess. All of them, he remarked, could
be summed up In the dictum, "lie a
gentleman, be a gentleman always." In
a special way he urged the young man
to be careful ot their environment, and
pointed out the potent effect ot the en
vironment of their college days upon holt
character and future success. At tho con
clusion he announced that there wouldt
b no session in the afternoon.
Preceding the president's address in the
auditorium, the solemn religious opening
of the year was held in Bt. John's
.irb High mass was sung by ltev
Mortify Bronevsest. tuwltd b Rev
jciepfc Wels and Mr. Ignatius Retlly
i'rut. Joseph T- Ltinnon acted as rnniti
of ceremonies. The sermon was preached i
y nev Francis P. CasWHy. former lw
president of St. Xavlw college, Cincin
nati, and at present supervisor of the
law and dental departments ot the university-
Commercial Club to
Help New Concerns
Utilizing the necessity of a fund of
some kind from which to give assistance
to deserving enterprises and also to se
cure new concerns to locate here the
Industrial committer of the Commercial
club has prepared a tentative plan of or
ganisation which will be pretexted at Oie
first regular meeting of tho committee.
During the last weak Archie J . love
traded a brick flat at W7, CCS and III
South Twenty-fifth avenue to J. Kw
bank, for sixty acres of farm land Just
east of Love's present farm, on West
Javenworth street Ileal estate men
say this deal involves several thousands
of dollars and that with the old farm
and the new one, Mr. Love has one ot
the best farms in the vicinity. Ills farms
are located just opposite the Arwood
dairy.
The value of certain property in and
about Omaha will be materially lnoreassd
when the proposed Nlobrara-8loux City
Omaha electrlo railway becomes a
reality. That the road will be built and
constructed in the near future was the
assurance given the passenger traffic
committee of the commercial club, at a
luncheon Thursday noon.
The government has asked D. V. Bholes,
V. D. Wead and C. V. Harrison to an.
praise the army supply depot and other
army property here at Twenty-second
and Poppleton avenue. The property Is
estimated to ue worth about CM, 030, and
is one of the largest appraisements evei
asked In Omaha. Just why the appraise,
ment la being mode no ono knows.
One of the surprises ot the last week
was the announcement of the sale of the
SOO-acre farm of the late Ouy C. Ilarton
to C. J. ITysham of Omaha, for $115,000
The property, known as, Walnut Lodge,
is located nine miles south ot Omaha and
was used by Mr. Barton as a countrj
home. The farm when sold was stockul
with poultry, live stock and about 1,000
pigeons.
Plans are being drawn for the con
strvetfon of a $40,000 -home for Bdgat
A. Hlggtns, at Thirty-ninth and Dewe
avnUA "Mr. TTfririna ( amnlAir.il . , V. .
. , - an... .wjvu ilic
mors Ilrewtng company and lives at Hi
North Forty-first street.
Payne & Blater company announce
some very important changes In connec
tion with the reinforced concrete and fire
proof apartment house, now nearlng com
pletion en the southwest corner of Poug
Ue street and Twenty-fifth avenue, which
was the alto of the late William A. Pas-
ton's hometfead. The owneia of this new
apart-Jitiit house had named It "The
Alice." but alter consideration the name
has been, chunked to "The Angelus."
which is easily ratsembcred. Mr. Payne
spent several weeks Investigating apart-
ment houses In California this summer,
and on his return Induced tho owners of
"The Angelus" to add a number ot new
features to the apartments never before
undertaken in the apartment house con
struction In Omaha, thus making "The
Angelus" one of the most modem and
up-to-date apartment houses in the mid.
die west There will be fifty-two upart
menu of two, three and four rooms,
Those of two rooms have the accoino
datlon ot three rooms; those of thre
rooms the accomodation or rive rooms
and thosvpf four rooms the accomoda'
tlon of six rooms.
rr
New
Embr'deries
A wonderful showing of
tho inoHt beautiful now do
signs, nssortments brood,
enough to satisfy tho most
particular. Three rousing
specials for Monday's selling.
lCc Krnbroldcrios 7 $4 A
big lino of 5 and 6-yard
length loom ond strips;
regular 15o and 20c a
yard values, 7C
10c Embroideries 5c
Edges, bands and Inser
tions, In big assortment ot
pretty doslgns regular
10c, and 120 val- ?
lies'; at, .yard . . . . . iJC
25c Embrolderlos 15c A.
wonderful lot ot flouno
lngs, bands and edges,
mado to sell at 25c a
yard; at,
yard
Dress Trimmings -Two apo
dal counters for Monday,
76o to 1.T5 values, at
15c
49C and 98c
Exquisite New Silk Weaves Attractively Priced
Notwithstanding our reputation for showing broad assortments of tho newest silk fab
rics, our opening display was a very gratifying surprise to nearly all visitors. These olo
gant new silks are now on display and snlo in Silk ftapartmont at surprisingly moderate
pricings. See them Monday.
Imported Ohiffon Velvets and Plushes Both
plain and brocho effects; full lino of rich
now colorings, from 27 to C FA ---
45 inches wide vi9" U
Brocaded Crepe do Chines and Silk Poplins,
all most wanted street and evening shades;
very popular this season,
40-in. Crepe do Chines and Canton
Crepes, In a full line of new col
orings, special
.S1.48-S1.68
40-inch Brocaded Canton Crepes
and Crope do Chines, also silk
Poplins, every OCn-Ct OC
wanted color, at. . .
Plain and NoTclty Bilks Messallnes, Poplins, new
Tub Bilks and Foulard to 5fi AQt fifijs
$1.26 yard values, special dOC-fOC'DOC
Roman Stripe, Scotch nntl French
Flaid Silks in beautiful color
combina
tions . . .
Dress and Salting Corduroys Fine English weaves,
In navy blue, black, brown, taupe, Gftp 78f
myrtle, etc.', to 26c a yard values, yd 301" 1 01
$1.08 lo $1.50
New Fall Millinery Attractively Priced
Tonll find for jou here in Hart,
Deli a f fner fe Man Clothes not only
the general effect of fashionable
style and oorreot fit, but lots of
bther points of superiority whloh
must be sura to he appreciated.
Costs you nothing to look.
Exceptional Linen
Values Monday
Dew ploached Dolfast double Da
mask, full width, 2.00 valuos,
yard S1.50
Heavy woight double Damask
Pattern Cloths, slzo 3x10, $6.00
values, oach S3. 08
Circular Scalloped Table Cloths,
warrantod pure flax, $6.00 val
ues, each S3. 50
Extra largo double twisted thread
Oriental Turkish Towels, 60o
values, oach 39J
Rare White Goods
Values Monday
Imported English MoSro brocaded
white goods, $1.26 values, yard,
at . . ; 85e
Whito or Cream Ratines, now fall
wolghts, strictly now, worth
$1.60 yard $1.00
Embrolderod Swisses, Voiles and
Batistes, extra vaiues, worth up
to $1.08 yard Q8
Sheer round thread Walstlng, all
but linen, 30 Inches wide, 29c
values, yard 20d
New Wash Goods
JacQUards, silk mixtures, new col
ors, yard .... .38 to 1.00
Fall Vollos, plain, striped, f igurod,
etc., jd. from 12tt to 81.25
Morcorlsod Taffeta, yard . . .20i
Scotch Ginghams, 32-in., yd. 15c
Scotch Zephyrs, yard 25
Fall Scotch Waitings, yard
n 254 354 504
Percales, New Flannelettes,
Cropos, New Plissos, etc., at pop
ular prlcos.
Fino Blankets, Comforters, Bath
Robes, Etc.
Wool Blankets, per pair at
rfMm f,; V3-50 t0. 830.00
Cotton Blankets, por pair
Comforters, cotton, oach
at 50 to S5.00
Eiderdown and Silk Comfortables,
ch S7.50 to &12.50
1
' An advantageous
ylu Millinery purchase offers
you exceptional values on
classy shapes for Monday's sale
NEW FLUSH SHAPES $1.49
10 dozen nobby styles for your selection, black and colors; sale price less than wholesalo
cost, at
NEW SATIN SHAPES 98c
&2.00 values, seven styles faced in erect pile
silk velvet, black, navy, brown and grey;
decidedly stylish.
$1.49
18-IN. OSTRICH PLUMES $1.98
7-in. wide, heavy male stock, black, white
and colors, regular $3 values, wonderful
special bargains at sale price.
Children's Trimmed Hats New felt shapes, trimmed with ribbons, 69c values, at 44c
New Laces
Our stock of New Fall
and "Winter Laces and
Dress Trimmings is now
complete the most var
ied and beautiful ever
offered. All fashions
call for laces this sea
son and you should
make it a point to see
our special display of
New Colored Novelty
Laces.
Quaker Shadow Laces
Fully the equal of sim
ilar goods that sell at
35c to 75c a yard; at
20c, 25c, 35c, 49c
Fine Cluny Laces, all now,
yard, 504 754 and SI
Corset Cover Laces special,
yd. 504 604 754 084
New Shadow Flounclngs,
504 754 SI S1.50
and S1.75
Quality Is the Keynote of the
popularity of our Boys' ClothlaffS
they're made right, tailored xiffht,
style is right. Priced rlfbt. roa
can clothe the hoy here at a very
small expense and know he Is well
clothed. It us show you.
Fall Style Beauty Now Reigns Supreme
Offering you assortments of the newest fashion ideas unsurpassed by any other store.
Although the extremes are shown, special attention has been given to the practical ideas
combining absolutely correct style with unsurpassed beauty and quality of design and
workmanship with very moderate pricings. Just such garments as you want at pricings
you'll be pleased to pay.
Sample Tailored Suits 200 Imported Evening Wraps
beauties, distinctive designs, ' U A ciiarming collection ot most
newest colorings and fabrics,
mado to sell at and well
worth $50, choice Mon. $35
Elegant Three-Piece Suits
No two alike, a delightful as
sortment of tho most beauti
ful now oreations from Europe
and America's most renowned
designers and makers, at
$59, $75, $89 to $200
$20.00 Tailored Suits $15.00
Pretty new styles in Di
agonals, Serges and Epon
gecs, broad Variety of col
orings and designs, remark
able bargains at sale price.
Exquisite New Oreations in
Evening Gowns for the com
ing Ak-Sar-Bon Ball; clover
designs, authentic styles; vai
ues that you'll find it'impos
siblo -to duplicate at the mod
erate price $49, $65, $75
to $145
beautiful garments, assort
ments bound to meet tho ap
proval of the most fastidious
buyer. See tho splendid val
ues Monday at $39, $49
up to $85
Special Sale of Dancing
Dresses Pretty Chiffon,
Net and Shadow Lace crea
tions, in all most wanted
evening shades, made to
sell to $25, at $15
Our Great Sale of Sample
Purs Will Continue This Week
By buying now you not only
have unusually large assort
ments for selection, but prices
will mean a saving to you of
fully 20'. Make it a point to
see these splendid offerings
this week.
Rousing Specials
in the Big
Domestic Room
Silkoline, good patterns, 36
inches wide, 15c value, 10c
Gingham for aprons, in blue
and brown, 7c values, 5c
Silk finished Taffeta, stripes
and dots, 25c values, 18c
Jacquards, good colors, 25c
values 15c
Outing Flannels, neat light
stripes, good weights, 10c
values 7VzC
Prints, light and dark colors
perfect goods, 6Yc values,
at 5MiC
Medium slzo Cotton Blankets, 59c
values '454
Large size Saxony "Wool Blankets,
$6.50 values S4.95
Beacon gray Blankets, good slzo
and weight, $3.00 values $2.50
Tan Cotton Blankets, good size
and weight, $1,25 values. .954
Baby Blankets, blue and pink bor
ders, 19c values, each.... 154
Enfeld large size gray Blankets,
good weight, $2.25 values S1.75
Comforters, good size, assorted
patterns, $1.25 values 054
Others from $12.50 to 594
Hope Muslin, 36-inch wide, 10c
values 7'fc 4
Lockwood 9-4 Bleached Sheeting,
28c values 23Vs4
Toilers 9-4 unbleached Sheeting,
23o values - 194
WamBUtta 81x90 fine soamless
Sheets, $1.10 valuos 854
Rub Dry Towels, 39c size,. 254
CO-lnch all linen silver bleached
Table Linen, assorted patterns,
$1.00 values 754
Turkish or Huck Towels, 12V4c
vaiues 104
Wall Paper and Paints
Monday and
Big money saving opportunities for
Tuesday in Wall Papor and Paints
Odd papers with borders; 8c and
lOo values; good bod y
rooms, por roll ,. uC
Oatmoal parlor papers, with
crown bordora; 40c
and GOo valuos uuC
Oatmeal Independents, with lin
ers to match; OOo Qfl
values OlC
Murosoo for wall tinting, 6-lb.
package., 16 tints, Af
pkg UC
Oak Brand Paints, guaranteed
throe years, special rf pg
for Mon. and Tubs., J J. eOO
Free with 1 qt. varnish
stain, 1 2-inch varnish
brush, qt. ........
A large line of papers for bed
rooms, living rooms, dining
rooms, etc., up
from
wood
75c
5c
(Fourth
Joor)
September Clear-
ing Sale ot
Sewing Machines
All our floor samples and a
big line at used machines takon
In trade will be closod at bar
gain prices; all aro In A-l con
dition and will glvo you years
of splendid Service.
Hero's IS Snaps for Monday
Several others equally good shown
Ono 66 Singer 7-drawer drop
head 830.00
Ono 6-drawor drop head rotary
Whlto $35.00
One 4 -drawer drop head rotary
Nhw Homo $88.00
One 4-drawor drop head rotary
New Home 630.00
Ono 5-drawer drop head Amer
ican Machine $21.2a
Ono 4-drawor drop head Na
tional Machtno 820.00
Ouo C-drawor drop head Now
American $10.00
One Singer B Sewing Machine
for $0.00
Ono Domostlo B Singer Sewing
Machlno .$3.00
One New Iloyal Sewing Machine
for $0.00
Ono Wllcox-Olbbs Sewing Ma
chine $ft.00
One White Tailoring- Machine 9
Take New Elevators to 3d Floor.
Telephone Douglas 2(00 and Salei
tnan will calL
Special Sale of
Woodenware in
hardware Dept.
$1.60 "My Wtfe'V folding Iron
ing Boards $1.10
$1.26 IXL Folding Ironing Board
at 08o
Folding Wash Benches, large
enough for two largest slzo tubs
and wringer, at $1.40
4-fU BaEswood Skirt Boards, war
ranted not to warp 8l)c
6-ft. Basswood Skirt Boards, 59c
5 -ft Basswood Skirt Boards, 00c
6-ft extra wido BaBawood Skirt
Boards 8c
Medium she Bread Boards... 30c
Large size Bread Boards 40c
Medium slzo Bread Boards with
rim -10c
Large size Broad Boards, with
rim hoc
Meat Boards, 20c and,; 23c
Meat Blocks, heavy, extra select,
at aoc
Medium size extra select imported
wood rolling pins 15c
A Bargain in CLOTIIES BASKETS
While thoy last, a large size Ra
cine splint Clothes Basket; an
85c value, at 494
No C. O. D. or Telephone Orders
Accepted.
Go-Carts
$3.95
One-motion Collapsible do-Carts,
rubber tires, with folding hoqfl
last sale this year; this cart is
worth $6.50
at
Bowing Tables; whlto maple, fold
ing, with measurements em
bossed on the top, only 854
18x40 French Plate Mirrors, fancy
6-lnch frames; gold burnished;
usual price, $9,50 to $14 each,
In this sale, several patterns to
select from, at S4.50
Folding Card Tables, felt top,
only 32
Reed Nursery Chairs for children,
at 654
Baby Walkers, In this sale, at,
only 82
Full size Davenports, on sale
for 824.50
Several odd Rocking Chairs at,
oach S1.5G
The New Wool Dress Fabrics
Are a revelation in beauty of weaves and richness and
variety of colorings. Your every desire can he gratified
from this splendid showing.
The New Plaids in navy and green, Eponges, Katines,
Peau do Peche, tho newest brocades, and. Mattlasse ef-
- . . , , i j. 1 J fi- OK
iects, etc., snown nero at, up irom yaru. .tpx.u
Brocaded Ratines, 50 in.
wide, in navy,, brown,
tans, grey, taupe, King's
blue and black, $2 values,
yard $1.50
80 to 54-ln. Wool FabrlcaNow
fall weaves; values to $1.60 a
yard, at 4S4 and 984
New Fall Coatings Astrak
Dress and Coating Serges,
54 in. wide, all wool, fine,
firm quality, special, per
yard 98c
Fancy Suitings and Tailor Serges
64-in wide in a full line of
wanted colors, choice values,
at, a yard... 81.25
nans, uaracuis, I'laia oacKs,
Mattelasse, Broches, etc., yard $1.98 to $7.50 J
I5o
Glass Top E-Z and Ball Mason Jars Special for Monday
l-pt. E-Z glass top Jars, doz., Ooe
1- qt. E-Z glass top Jars, doz., 80o
2- qt. E-Z glass top Jars, doz., 91.80
l-pt. Mason Jars, doz, 40c
1-qt. Mason Jars, dos .40c
"AYS
Try HAYDEN'S First
2 Special Cars of Extra Fancy Idaho and Utah Peaches
for Monday.
16-oz. cans condensed milk . ...vho
1-lb. cans assorted soups' 7Mo
Advo Jell, Jell-O or Jellycon. per
txuekago V&o
Mcliren's Peanut Butter, lb. 18J4o
Tall cans Alaska Salmon loo
B. C. Corn Makes, pkjf. 6o
drape Nuts, pkff. ............ .100
g cans oil or mustard sardines 3So
The best domestic macaroni, vermi
celli or spaghetti, per pkg. . .7&o
BProiAi, saxz: or cookies
All reirular 10c cookies, lb. .'.BVJo
All regular 12 He cookies, lb. loo
All regular 15c cookies, lb. ..ISHe
Golden Santos Coffee, lb. 200
The best Tea Slftlnrc, lb 10c
Peters' Breakfast Cocoa, lb SOo
The beat fresh nsr, per dosen S2o
The best creamery butter, lb. 32o
The best dairy table butter, lb. SSo
Full cream Young- America Cheese,
par lb SOo
Full cream Wisconsin Cheese, per
lb. 180
Domestic Swiss Cheese, per b. 33o
Fancy large Queen OUveB, qt 35o
Neufchatel Cheese, each 3a
TZtfi VSOBTA1I&23 AND rStTTT
KAEXET rOB THE PEOrLD
Bweet corn, per dozen ...lOo
New cabbage, per lb , 3o
Deets or carrots, per lb, 3Va0
Fancy rlPe tomatoes, per lb, ,.2Ho
3 heads fresh leaf lettuce So
Large head lettuce, head ....7Ho
Denver cauliflower, per lb. . .13V4o
Beans, wax or green, lb .lfro
2 stalks fresh celery So
Malaga Gropes, per lb ,7Ho
Peaches or pears, basket SOo
These were shipped for us to seU
for tha grower. Sothlng finer
than these this season, lartfe,
ripe, Juicy and freestone. "7 ftp
Monday Special price, caso ' W"
It's Quality Ooods.
Bnshel boxes extra fanoy Bartlstt
Fears, nothing finer for Of
cannlnr. ner crbU . . . . V fc U l
Jelly or Table Orapes,
per basket
Tour basket crates Italian (PI (C
Sine Tlam, per crate.
so pounds best granulated Q f f ft
Bngar for lsUU
10 bars Beat 'Em All, Diamond C
or Lenox soap for SSo
10 lbs. Chick Feed ISo
10 lbs. best whlto or yellow corn
meal for 17Ho
4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice Soo
The best hand picked Navy Beans,
Der lb. ...So
2-qt. Mason Jars, dot . . .
tt-pt. Jelly Glasses, doz.
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