GAS FUMES KILL BABY GIRL
Entire Family Overcome When Pipe
is Broken by Workmen.
V
OTHERS IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Mnrr Benin, Only Knar Month Old,
Conld Not Krcover StreiiRth
After llelnn; Ncnrlr As
phyxiated. As the result of partial asphyxiation by
lllunilnutlng gas, Mary Scats, 4-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Deals, 4320 Corby street, died Tuesday.
,anu win be burled this afternoon
lrom the residence to Bcllevuo cemetery.
A short time ago a house adjoining the
above number, at which Mr. and Mrs.
Dcats live with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Ilartc, was moved from the prop
erty, and In the operation a gas pipe was
"broken In such a manner as to flood the
lla;te residence with gas. Also living at
the Harte homo Is Mrs. Blanche Holinan
and her 8-year-old bby, George, and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Munkrles and their child
llcrnlce. The night after the removal of
tho adjoining house the family was
uroused by the little boy, who complained
of being 111. The entire family started
to assist In caring for the, little fellow,
when one at a time, with the exception
of Mr. llarte, they dropped in a faint.
On the verge of collapse, ho threw open
the door and several of the windows, and
with tho Inrush of the fresh air detected
tho odor of the gas.
Dr. A. S. rinto and Dr. S. K. Spauldlng
were summoned and .the family was
finally Revived.
The fact that they kept moving while
trying to aid' the little boy was tho only
thing that saved their lives. Had one of
ihe family happened to strlko a match
the house might havo been blown asun
der. Since the accident every member
of the household has been under tho
care of physicians. Tho children arc
(till In a critical condition, owing to thq
fact that they slept directly above the
point where the gaa entered and were
thoroughly poisoned by the fumca. Mr.
llarte Is employed as assistant sidewalk
inspector by the city.
Rate of Taxation in
Omaha is Below the
Average of Others
The rate of axatlon In Omaha for
county, city and state taxes, Is not is
bad as it might be, according to a re
port mado at noon to tho Omaha Real
Estate exchange by Harry A. Tukey,
chairman of the water committee of tho
exchange. Tukey found that Omaha's
rate Is 1.63. cents on tho dollar, full valu
ation, whereas the average of thirty
eight cities from which ho received re
plies was 1.8 cents on the dollar, full
valuation. Tho rato In Fort Wayne,
Ind., was shown to be tho largest In the
list of thirty-eight representative cities.
Tho rate uf Fort Wayne was shown to
be 2.03 cents. "Superior, Wis., was given
as S.3S cents and Sioux City as 2.12 cwnts.
The. cities from. which tho cable, 'wns
made up are those from which the Teal
estate exchttngea havo :hus far replied
to Mr. Tukcy'tf-'request for information
on taxes. Tho list Includes cities both
larger nnd smaller than Onjaha aiW "con
tains pearly a doren Nebraska towns.
Iowa Potato Traill
to 'Bo'ost Farming
Concluding that farmers along Its lines
can make good money In raising potatoes,
the Milwaukee railroad announces that
next week It will run a. potato special
through Iowa. Tho train will start Mon
day morning and make all of tho towns
between Mason City and the Sioux river.
Tbtjn It will come down over tho Manila
lino and work east as far as Perry, reach
ing there Saturday night. In the six
days forty-eight stops will bo made and
lectures will be delivered at all of the
places visited. y
The Milwaukee' potato special Is in
chargo of C, U Fitch of the agricultural
extension .department of the Iowa State
Agricultural collego at Ames. "With him
ho has a battery of lecturers and potato
growing experts. They will give the
farmers tho benefit of their experience
in growing better potatoes and more to
the 'acre.
Fines Keepers of
Disorderly Houses
Several keeiers of disorderly housos
were fined and costs in police court,
among whom wero Christ Nielsen, 1738
South .Thirteenth street; Otto Kahler,
Sixteenth and Webster, and Sam Ei
etein, 1103 North Sixteenth street. Ep
stein's saloon Is connected with a post
ltall owned by F. E. Silver at 1104 "by
means of a butler's pantry. Silver, whj
was tried on a like charge, was discharge !
when he -agreed to abandon his pool nail.
Several Inmates were fined $5 and oosts.
Parney ' Campbell, colored, Ml South
Fourtenth street, was sentenced to sixty
days for keeping a disorderly house, ani
Frank Gcrupa of "Tho Big Four" saloon,
Ml South Nintn, was fined $25 and costs.
POLICE AND FIREMEN
MAY ATTEND CHURCH
City policemen and firemen and em
ployes of the street railway company
have beeen solicited to Join In the "go-to-church"
movement, so far as they are
able, , Those who will be off duty, so
that they may attend church services,
have been Invited to do so. The central
committee ot tho campaign has sent out
letters expressing appreciation of the part
the policemen, firemen and carmen take
in helping others to go to church.
Hlaorrternl Klduejra Cause Much
Misery,
With pain and mlaery by day, sleep
disturbing bladder weakness at night,
tired, nemus run-down men, and women
everywhere are glad to know that .Foley
Kidney Pills restorer health and strength,
and the regular action of kidneys and
bldtider. -Mrs. Sula Barnes, Uowdon. Ga.,
It, 1, says: "I suffered with terrlbU
headache, backacho and bearing down
pains, sa bad I was hardly able to get
Around. 1 took three bottles of Foley
Pills and since then I have been entirely
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Burgess Goes East
for New Fixtures
for the Big Store
Ward M. Durgess, president of the
Burgess-Nash company, left for the cast
Tuesday night to complcto arrangements
for the purchase of the new fixtures
which' aro to be installed In the Burgess-
Nash ' store. Mr. Burgess will complete
all of the deals and the fixtures will bo
delivered in Omaha as soon as possible
so that the store may be rearranged In
tho very near jture.
Leaving Tuesday night at the samo time
as Mr. Burgess were A. It. Whltehousc,
manager of tho suit, department, and
Frank Uobblns, manager of tho millinery
department. Mr. Whltchouso nnd Mr.
Robbtns are on a buying trip and will
purchase the latest designs and models
for their respective departments.
Shriners to Hold
Initiation Friday
' A grand ceremonial session of Tanglir
Templo of the Ancient Order of Nobles
of tho Mystic Shrine will bo held Friday
evening at tho Auditorium, when a Inrgo
class of Nebraska nnd Iowa candidates
will be initiated.
Tho Installation of a Sahara desert
and" other paraphernalia of a big Shrin
ers ceremony Is now going on In prep
aration for the event. After tho lnltl'i
tlon a program of entertainment wilt bo
given for tho visiting lodgo men, who
will corn from many towns of tho two
states.- ThcyfwiJI rneet for preliminary
Instructions , at tho Masonic templo. at 2
o'clock .Friday .afternoon. '
Omaha Out Strong
After the Retailers
Omaha jobbers: and manufacturers havo
a new "stunt" to attract retSll mer
chants to the Omaha market.
It is "Merchants' Sprlrigi Market Week."
The Jobbers and manufacturers of Omaha
have combined In special preparation for
the trade wants and entertainments ot
visitors during next week, March 23 to 28.
The merchants are requested to bring
their wives. There will bo evenings of
entertainment March 24 and 25 at the
Omaha Commercial club music, vaude
ville, dancing, ' refreshments.
Chronic Conatlvntlon
makes life miserable. Dr. King's New
Life Pills regulates your bowels and re
lieve the engorged liver. 25c. All drug
gists. Advertisement.
Advertise, and. let the fellow
doesn't take all the chances.
who
SUFFRAGE HAS PLACE
ON A LODGE PROGRAM
Suffrage will 'be on tho program of the
meeting of tho Royal Neighbors of
America this morning at 10 o'clock
at the Henshaw hotel. Mrs. Magdalen B.
Munson of Kansas and Mr. Johji J,, Ken
nedy will be the speakers. Omaha suf
fragists will present daffodils, emblem
of the suffrage movement, to the visiting
delegates.
warn
' O'l aaafii C" " P'M ' Health. Wy all mtans i
fAy&fc W VWLl 'f..' I r-ur r.t on lU "Road to i
TILE BEE;
BUTLER STARTS BIG RUMPUS
Other
Commissioners Take Excep
tion to His Methods.
GRANDSTAND CHARGE IS MADE
r- .
lire Snyaj .Ills Dnlly tlnlnnce
la
Smiall anil Little SutIiid; Would
Be Made to City on Ilnt
ler'aj Deposit Scheme.
City Commissioner Dan B. Butler ot
tho department ot tlnancos and accounts
Is In bad with Street Commissioner J, J.
Kyder and Flro Commissioner C. K,
Wlthncll, and tho other commissioners
are Interesting themselves In Butler's
case.
"Wc can't get any money from down
there without a row," said Wlthnell.
"Kvery llttlo requisition raises a
rumpus.'
From Ryder's office. Indirectly, comes
a graVor charge. Butler some time since
roso up against tho loan sharks and with
the other commissioners chased them to
cover. He pronounced ngalnst their
methods and ordered tho "sharking" ot
warrants stopped.
During tho' big snow storm Commis
sioner Ryder hired tovcral extra men.
These men, their work finished, de
manded pay, but under tho rutesjof the
council theyj could not get It until a week
later. They protested, some pt them
being hungry.
Butler telephoned John Lund ot Ryder's
office and told him t6 allow a loan shark
whom he named to take up tho warrant
for 23 cents each. Lund refused until ho
had seen Ryder and Ryder being out ot
tho city tho situation became acute, But
ler Insisting that tho loan shark bo al
lowed to take up tho warrants.
Finally two ot the employes ot Ryder's
office drew on their private funds for
$168 and paid the force1 In full and the
matter was settled.
This matter has Incensed two or three
of the commissioners who heard about it
several days after It happened.
And now Butter is charged with a bit
of grand standing in regard to the meas
ure he has asked the commission to pass
demanding mOro Interest on money In tho
bank to the city's credit Ho said approxi
mately $1,000,000 was so deposited.
"My dally balanco ehowa J127.000," said
City Treasurer W. G. Uro, and after fig
uring up what the city would save, etc.,
It was found that the difference to tho
city would be but a tew dollars.
Grace Cameron Wed
to a California Man;
News to Friends Here
Omaha friends of Draco Cameron, tho
stago celebrity who started her muslesl
career here, have Just learned of her
marriage by which her name. In privato
Hfo has become Mrs. Lon Connor. This
latest matrimonial venture ot tho sprightly
singer was consummated a few weeks
ago out on the Pacific coast, and Mr
Connor has a connection with the Pan
ama exposition.
Miss Cameron was originally Miss Grace
Kerr of Falls City, Neb., and camo to
live In Omaha as the wife of James A.
Cameron, then with the Robert Demp
ster photographic supply house, blnco
going on the stage she always has beon
a local favorite.
Porter Shoots His
Wife in the Neck
V
Mrs. Belle Foust, colored, 1151 North
Eighteenth, was shut through tho neck'
by her husband. Jack Foust, who tcld
conflicting stories cf the affair at police
headquarters. Ho at first .said the re
volver was discharged accidentally as ha
was preparing to pack It In his trunk
.before starting on his trip as Pullman
porter to Memphis, Tenn. Later he said
they had quarreled and ho ,had shot to
frighten her. A similar account was
given tho police by tho woman, who la
paralyzed from the waist down as the'
result of tho wound and is In a danger
bus condition at St. Joseph's hospital.
An. 11-ycar-old boy was attending school
at tho jtlme. Foust Is being held on a
charge of shooting with Intent to kill.
Oldys to Lecture
on Bird Protection
To deliver a free lecture on bird pro
tection and bird music, Henry W. Oldys,
head of tho United States biological sur
vey at Washington, will come to Omaha
on April 1 under the auspices of the Ne
braska Audubon society and the Omaha
Board of Education. v
He Is the author of the wild bird plum
age laws lately incorporated In the new
tariff by congress, and. Is widely known
as a prominent exponent ot bird protec
tion and study. The lecture wilt be given
In the auditorium of the Central High
schoo) on the afternoon of Wednesday,
April 1.
OMAHA, THURSDAY, MABC1I 19, 19J4.
Degrees Conferred
in Scottish Rite
Branch of Masons
The Scottish Rite reunion continues at
the Masonic Temple, with sessions, nt
which the degrees In St. Andrew's pre
ceptory were conferred upon a class of
eighty candidates from all parts ot Ne
braska, The attendance at the reunion
la now said to approach. 600. Todays
sessions wtll closo tho reunion. At that
lime tho final degrees up to and Includ
ing tha thirty-second will bo conferred
and the visitors will Join In 'ft banquet at
6:30 o'clock boforo scattering to their
homes.
Edgar N. Bowles, K. C. C. U., ot
Omaha, Is commander of the St. Andrew's
preceptory, which has charge of the do
greo work. Two of tho high officers ot
the order left Omaha to make an official
visit at the Hastings lodgo. They nrc
Henry C. Alverson, thirty-third degree,
actlvo Inspector general for Nebraska,
and John H. Cowles, thirty-third dogreo,
secretary general and official representa
tive of Grand Commander James D. Rich
ardson, thirty-third degree.
Mrs, Taylor Gives
Police Confession
of Hef Forgeries
Mrs. E. W. Taylor, arrested by Do
tcctlvo Frank Murphy Monday afternoon
for passing worthless chucks on local
banks, gavo Chief ot Detectives Maloney
a list of twelve cities In tho middle west
In which she had operated In a similar
ma&ncr. Tho amount of money obtained
by her in this way amounts to several
hundred dollars.
According to her own story, Mrs, Tay
lor has committed so many forgeries that
she was unable to remember all ot the
places and. amounts of the checks which
she had forged. Tho list ot cities whero
she has operated, and tho amounts which
sho remembered, as the given tho police.
are: Dcs Moines, $200; Omaha, $15; Gales
burg, III., 2; Monmouth, III., K; Sioux
City, 25; Qulncy, III.. 2; Clinton, la., Xi
Cedar Rapids, la., 19; Rock Island, 111.,
15; Peoria, ltl $17.60; Davenport, la.t 13;
St. Joseph, $15.
Plumbing Thieves
Tear Out Walls at
Masonic Temple
The new Masonic Temple at Twentieth
and Douglas streets, was Tuesday night
ransacked by prowlers who literally tore
down portions of tho walls In efforts to
steal the plumbing and the fixtures whl'-'h,
have been Installed up to date. The
thieves made good their getaway from
the temple, but Frank Mooney ran afoul
ot Officer Aughe as he was convoying
his plunder to a hiding place. Aughe
took possession of Mooney and tho two
bags which Mooney had been carrying.
The two bags contained about $100 worth
ot plumbing and fixtures.
Henry Prlcsman, 2721 South Tenth' street,
has been arrested by the police on the
charge ot robbing John Bath, tho florist.
of some $50 In cash. Tho police assert1
that Frlesman, who had acted as mes
senger boy for Bath, had clambered over
the transom when he secured entrance to
the store,
Omaha Methodists
Plan New Project
At a meeting of the Aid society of tho
Methodist churches of Omaha Tuesday
afternoon plans wero formulated for tho
establishment of a dcaconncss home. A
committee was appointed, consisting of
Rev. T. C. Webster of the Oak Street
mission, chairman;. Dr. Jennie Callfas,
Miss Blanche Young ,and Mrs. M. Mc
Laughlin, superintendent of tho Mcthodl.it
hospital, to Investigate and secure a lo
cation for this home.'
Besides furnishing a home for the
deaconesses, it Is planned to .carry 6n ac
tive settlement work from this center, as
Is being 'carried on at tho Oak Strco'
mission, under tho direction of Miss
Young.
Good Chance for n Hvvnp.
Got anything you would llko to swap
for something more useful? Watch th-.'
columns of Tho Bee for announcement.
Wife's Affections
Valued at $25,000
Ernest Olsen, railway employe, has
brought suit In district court agulnst
Grandson Ferris, alleging that the defen
dant alienated the affections of his wife,
Mrs. Delia Olsen. He asks $25,000 dam
ages. Olsen charges that Ferris gave
presents to his wife, took her to places
ot arrfasement and became too Intimately
acquainted wlih her, 1
i Lincoln Highway
Boosted on Coast
H. B Fredrtckson has been waking up
the coast country to tho Lincoln lllgn
way situation. The San Francisco
amlner for Sunday, March 15, contains a
page of automobile features In which is
given an account ot Fredrlckson's activi
ties In Lincoln Highway affairs. He say
he has received the promise of substan
tial support throughout California nnd
the coast country.
H0MESEEKERS TRAVEL
TO WEST AND SOUTH
The railroads have received their fig
ures cn tho movement of homeacckcKi
Tuesday and find that not a person wont
toward Canada. Instead, they all trav
eled west nnd south. The Union Pacific
ai.d Burlington carried fifty-eight Into
Wyoming and o tho lands ot the Nio
brara forest reserve opened to settlement
A Glean Sweep of AH Discontinued Styles
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and Slightly Used High Grade Up-
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Our Annual Spring Sale of discontinued stylos is an event that offers Nebraska pooplo
a golden opportunity to secure ono of tho world's best pianos at a prico low enough to fit the
purse of tho most humble workingman. Tho prioes below spoak louder than words and are a
convincing argument to anybody that is in tho market for one of theso beautiful instruments.
Free stool and scarf to all purchasers. Remember I This is tho only store in Omaha where you
can buy new Btcinwny, Weber, Hardman, Emerson, Llnderman & Son, McPhail, Steger & Sons
and Schmoller ti Mueller Pianos; also Aeolian Pianola Pianos.
An Avalanche of Piano Bargains
That Will Be Snapped Up Quickly By Shrewed Buyers:
Sale Price.
(i&8S Weikert, Upright, Rosewood Caie 3 00
$850 Harrington, Upright, Kbony Ce $ 05
$425 Emerson, Upright, Ifnlioganr Case 9275
$800 Schubert, Upright, Mahognnr Caie $140
9iQ0 Chlckering & Sons, Upright, Rosewood
Case 8140
$300 Schmoller A Mueller, Upright, TTalnnt
Cane 150
$400 Stccrer & Sons, Upright, Walnut Case... $175
$275 PaVis A Son. Upright, Walnut Caso $120
$300 fichaeffer, Upright, Mahogany Case $150
$150 Steger & Sons, Upright, Park Oak Caso.. $375
THIRTY IAYS' FIEE TRIAL IF ANY PIANO THEN $1.00 PER WEEK.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO GO.
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VICTOR
9 More Working Days-
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160 votes on each E-cent loaf; 400
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OAI.UMET BAKZNO POWDEBl
Urlntr In at ono time fKN of the
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votes ure given in addition to the
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where your dealer docs not handle
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Urlng In at ON12 TIMB ten of the
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Biscuits. 2 Social Flakes, 2 Kcho
last fall. The Missouri Pacific took soma
thirty toward Texas and the southwes-,
while tho Illinois Central sent fourteen
toward Florida.
SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR ROYAL NEIGHBORS
As a special souvenir for the women i f
tho Royal Neighbors, who are attMd'ng
grand lodgo .hero this week, Manager
Tom Qulllan of Hayden Broth-irs' ftcr;
has purchased 500 beautiful panorama
pictures ot the grand lodge. Tin phitc
graph wns taken at tho federal 1 ulldtns,
and tho pictures be distribute! to
the lodge members who visit tho st.)ro ot
Hayden Brothers today, so long ns
the supply lasts. These photogrttphi w'll
be two nnd one-halt feet long.
Mnrahnl for Wynmlnir Xnnieil.
WASHINGTON, March lS.-Presldent
Wilson today mado these nominations;
I'nltcd States marshals, Daniel F, Hud
eon of Lander, Wyo., for Wyoming;
Thomas U. Martin of Boise, Idaho, tor
Idaho.
Sale Price.
$550 Stchmar, Upright, Ebony Case $200
$500 Emerson, Upright, Mahogany Case...... $200
?275Nouby A Evans, Upright, Ekonr CaiC.SllO
$350 Itnddlion, Upright, Mahogany Case $175
$250 Pease, Upright, Ebony Case $100
$800 Itntlolf, Upright, Walnut Cnso .$135
$300 Mueller, Upright, Golden Oak Case. $138
$375 Steger & Sons, Upright, Oak Case $105
$450 Schmoller & Mueller, Upright, Mahogany
Cnso , $105
$550 Hnrrlngton Autotone Player, Walnut
Cnso $200
$050 Auto Grand Player, Mahogany Case $350
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20 votes for each 1 cent on laundry
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20 votes for each 1 cent. Save re
ceipted bills. 10,000 bonus votes on
each $5 due bill purchased.
C. VT. HULIi COMPANY:
16,000 votes for each ton of coal
sold to new customers; 5 votes for
each cent on receipted bills.
BKINNER'B PRODUCTS (MAOA.
RONI, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES, Xto,)
10,000 bonus votos on each lot ot
TKN cartons brought In at on')
time, 22,000 bonus votes on each lot
of 20 labels brought In ut one time. ,
DEFIANCE STARCH I
500 votes on each carton; 16,000
votes on each lot of TEN cartons
brought In at one time.
SWEPT COMPANY PRODUCTS!
15,000 bonus votes for eaoh sale In
duced to retailers who do not han
dle Hwlft'u White Laundry 8oap;
40,000 bonus votes for each lot of
Hwlft's White Laundry Soap wrap
pers brought In at one time; 600
votes for each carton Swift's Queen
ltegent Soap; 16,000 votes for In
ducing the sale to tha retailer of
a case of Queen Ilegeut Soap;
40,000 bonus votes for 100 cartonn
of this toilet soap brought In at
one time. On Swift's Pride Wash
ing Powder. 164 votes on 6-cent
size; 600 votes on 25-cent size.
La. Grippe and Colds
InLaGrlppe and Colds, Antl-knmnla(A-K)
Tablets are unexoellud, as they stop the
pains, soothe the nerves, and bring the reit
o greatly needed by nature to restore the
system to health. Physlolans bava used
theso tablets for over twenty years, In the
treatment ot colds, fevers nnd la grippe, and
have found no other remedy more useful In
these conditions. Antl-kamnla Tablets aro
o Inexpensive, so pleasant to take, so sat
isfactory In their results, and so useful In all
conditions whero there Is pain, that A-K
Tablets should atways be kept in the house
tor tho time ot need. Many ot our ablest
phy ilclana obtain port oct results in la crlpps
and colds, by cleansing tho system with Ep
som salts or"ActoIds", a very good cathar
tic, putting the patient on a limited diet, ana
administering one A-K tablet overy two oe
three hours. This treatment will usually
break up tho worst caso in a day or t-o,
while In milder cases, case and comfort fol
low almost Immediately. These tablets aro
also unexcelled for Neuralgia, Rheumatic
Pains, Tho Pains of Women, Indigestion
and Insomnia. All druggists havo them.
Gtnulna AAT 7'aM(e btmr th K marJu
P. S.A'K Sale for Sortt.
MSSSl
FARNAM STREET. OMAHA,
Machines
V
If YoiL
Want" to Win
HUOXES WHOLESALE QKOOEKY
COMPANY!
10,000 bonus votes on TEN labels
brought in at one time as follows:
3 labels Country Oontleman Corn,
3 labels 2-lh. tuns Tomatoes, 2 la
bels lVi-lb. cans Tomatoes; 2 labels
Harly June Peas, 2 labels Early
June Slflod Iff as. Uontia coupons
aro Issued to every retail dealer
Who stocks HU-CO or TAN-Q1EH
products. 18,000 voles for inducing
the sale of 125. worth of Hughes
productu to a grocer who has not
been handling these goods.
netallers listed In the M. & M. Vot
ing Contest give 6 Votes for each t
cent cash purchase.
All of the bonus
coupons here announc
ed ars givep' in addi
tion to the regular vot
ing value on each pro
duct. During the Last!
Week of the
CONTEST
Only
4,000,000 Votes
Received from
Organizations;
Only
2,000,000 Votes
Received from
Individuals.
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