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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 5, 1916.
BOOSTERS OF BEAUTY
DOPE. BACKED UP
7acle Sam Fata 13,000 Crook Out
of Buiineu in Four
Yeari.
HUGE GOLD MUTES PLUGGED
Futn Is th larrest collector of
rclpes and prescriptions for
harplnees and wealth In the
tautjr
health.
world.
In the ar.-hlve of the PrwtofNre de
partment In Washington there are thou
sands nf thrift Trpn which ere aajrl to
prodin-a any of tha murh-to-ha-dlred re
ailta In an astonlshtns; short time, and
tha toll charred la all tha way from a
postage (tamp to thounda of dollar.
Jlowever etranare aa It may m, tha for
tunate thin la that after they rcarh tha
department. In nlna rases out of tan they
never reach tha public aanin. but ara
carefully fllad away for future reference.
During the laat four yaara these over
night haanty producers. Instantaneous
health helper. Bct-rlch-qulrkers and hap
piness promotera hava awlndlad the pub
lic out of ovar l2XMX,n or at tha rata
of about $AO 0.000 a year; and thla In
aplta of tha fart that Judas William H.
Umr, solicitor for tha Poetofflce da
partmant, together with hl aasaitant,
gata up aarly and worka ovar tlma trying
to kaap gullible paople not only from he
In Imposed upon by quacks and fraudu
lent schemes of everr description. . but
from endangering their lives and property
by Invaatlng In tha thousanda of aurh
scheme) advertised all over tha country.
The promotera of tha achamea do not
rark vlrtlma, for thla la proved by tha
figure presented by the Pnstofflce dv
rartmant ahowing that In four yaara the
department has d alt with orer 1S.000
raaea Involving fraudulent uaa of tha
tnal'.a for auch schemes, and tula received
and anawered something- over X,100 com
munication relating to tha frauda., I-aat
year aJnna tha Inveatlgatlon were under
taken In ovar 4.CW0 auch raaea. and more
than 0.ft0 complaint and Inqulrlra were
received.
Kicking Hrlaas ResaltS.
Tha 40,000 complalnta and Inqulrle re
ceived by the department laat year repro
aent only a amnll percentage of the peo
ple who have been defrauded, aa there
are hundreds of men and women who
have been taken In, but who do not Ilk I
to confess.
However, now and then a woman, for
example, whoa complexion ha been
Irretrievably ruined by a praicrlptlon from
aome quark beauty doctor will become ao
Infuriated that ahe will cry out In her
rage and disappointment for help and
revenge. Then the wheel of the Poet
office department will b aet going and
Inspectors and agent of the government
will ruah gallantly to tha reecue of thoo
aanda of her stater to aave them from a
like fat.
Thouaanda of people have Invented a
dollar Jn "lueky atone" which coat SVt
to 15 cents, in order to make the pro
moter of thla atone $44,000 annually, or
1300.000 within a few year. Thla stone,
waa aald to be endowed with the myste
rious power by which lost jewelry la re
stored, true and falsa friend pointed out,
tha sick healed, the poor come Into pos
session of great wealth, tha unemployed
gt work, hard luck Is banished, and hua
dreds of secrets which have Ions putiled
the greatest scholars of all time are re
pealed. Thar were evidently soma pur
chasers who were bitterly disappointed by
tha atone' failure to produce tha wonder
ful results advertised, so Uncle flam was
notified, the concern waa ahut out of tha
mall and the bujiineta discontinued.
Uk mushroom, the fraudulent
schemes spring up over night, and the
man who was disappointed In the lucky
atone doubtless took a turn 'at one of the
preaerlptJone which Uncle Sam now
guard a so carefully and which sold for
H an ounce Jf the first offer was ac
cepted, or U or 12 if the flrat.prlce quoted
was thought too high by the prospective
buyer.. This prescription announced
to cure, by means of dropping It Into the
eye, consumption, paralyala, bright dia
eaae, bow legs, flat foot, the morphine
habit, epilepsy and many other Ills that
flesh Is heir to.
The government chemist and other ex
pert have found that the formula for
thla remarkable preacrtptlon called for
ten ounrca of salt and ten ounces of
BiiSar dissolved In one gallon of hydrant
water, and that the actual coat Of the
solution ws C cents per gallon. As absurd
as this schema was, then Judge Lamar
Issued' fraud order against It shutting
It. the books of the concern showed sn
ajiiual Income of s0.XA . . .
HlrSlrn a ad Valaeas.
It la the perversity of human nature
to want blond hair If one la the poaaraaor
of black, or to have a desire to preserve
the charms of a loo fast fleeting youth by
dyeing the silvered locks a beautiful cheat
nut bruan; nor when avoirdupois Is la
creasing at a race-horse rapidity la it un
natural for one to be taken In by a glow
lng advertisement to the effect that the
anguish felt when the manly or girlish
figure begins to take on the burden of
fioah may all be aet rtohl by a small dose
of lavender or blue pills.
. A gigantic scheme of the latter ac.i
which robbed the public of 11.500.000 in a
comparatively ahort time and epent in
on postage stamps stone
represented its promoters as being able to
teach any one the eecret of magnetic
power by which he could hypnotise sub
jects at a distance of l.ot mlla. and thus
make hlmaelf supreme master of ny
situation. The methods employed were
calmed to be insiantaneoue and eauullv
effective whether the patient were sleep
ing or waking, whether It waa used, by
telephone or telegraph, and the consent
f the uhjrt was not n.4ir The
amount charged for Inatruj lions in this
art waa Ci. but, if the applicant rould
not afford that much, in eome cases It
waa reduced to I'u The poslom.-e tnspec.
taia found that the promoters of thla
acho.il were Ignorant men of hypnotism.
A modern Moses offered to lead the
ack and helpless from suffering to the
trilllant light of health, wealth and
happl.veaa for tha sum of M rents for
the first treatment. Ills circular waa a
deep, black-bordered card, on which was
printed: "Itememlier my address In the
hour of approa' hing death." The "rura
re to be made by moans of a diet, the
ama preacrllx-d for all, frgardlesa of the ' tendent of the maintenance dltlalin of
ymiitorre dee-rlhd. Just how th diet'1" anpervlrlon architect office, H. G.
wa to Increase the tank account was
hot mad clear.
Ad Ore rswrt lllsrh.
One recipe that t'ncle Ram is guarding
carefully In hi collection, considering tt
too precloua for promiscuous distribution,
clatma that too much butter and rheee
111 produce deafnea. discharge ears.
...,.. iow sinrus .na ,oerea viiauty. euatodlan employe and generally In
and appended te the reclro U a booklet creases the salaries of charwomen, la
giving Instruction how to send for a , borer, firemen, watchmen, elevator eort
biank to fill out with symptoms la order 'dactor. Janitor, coal passer. l
to get further Instructions In pursjlng Irti lan engineers, srs'stant engineers
the proper diet to produce activity of the penter.
S. S. LA PROVENCE, French auxiliary cruiser on which over 3,000 lives were lost,
groes down with nearly 4,000 people on board, including many officers of French army.
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brain and cure srpendlcltls at the aame
time. After the blank is received, $1 be
ing the charge for It, a letter follows say
ing that for ftfl, ton or 75, as the exigency
of the rase may demand, the treatment
will be acnt. However, whatever the
symptoms, the same treatment was pre
scribed "Vn hot eat butter." "
Soma of these schemes are hatched In
Washington, and ao cleverly are they
wordod In their literature that the Im
pression la given that they are conducted
under the government guarantee, and fre
quently with , the assistance of tha sci
entific department of the government
The letters "V. 8. Be" In many caaes are
appended' to the name of the author of
prescriptions arid quack nostrums. These
letters simply mean that the party using
them Is a "fellow" of the Society of Bet
enre, letters and Arts of London, the
payment of V allowing the use of the
letters.
Bait for Easy Money.
A few year! ago 'a big business was
conducted by a concern which offered to
the public for fl a finely executed por
trait of George Washington, engraved by
expert government engravers. The ma
jority of those who received for this
amount the portrait of Oeorge Washing
ton engraved on a J-cent postage stamp
felt too foolish to complain, so the busi
ness continued for some time before It
waa stopped.
Ijind achemes, mining and bond get-rlch-qulrk
schemes thrive like green bay
trees, though many of them seem so ab
surd on their face that it la difficult to
believe that people would pay attention
to them.
. Curing the year ending June, 1911. 1.M0
lottery enterprises were suppressed. Judge
Lamar says:
"Many pf these schemes are most
vicious, possessing all tha vlcea and al
lurements Inherent In the ordinary . lot
tery, and In addition to their harmful In
fluence they opened - wide the , door to
fraud. JBecausf of th ' skillful and In
genious manner In . which " they r wet
framed In attempts to evade the law, It
I possible' to' detect the lottery features
only after tha plans hava been carefully
studied and fully analysed, some of the
elaborate and Intricate bond . investment
schemes requiring the services of expert
accountants for weeks la a single case."
besides - these various 4 workaday
schemes. Uncle Sam Is the possessor of
hundreds of sentimental and heart-rending
matrimonial loiters unique Iri their
kind, which he haa collected from matri
monial bureaus. These agencies for
Cupid come In for a large share of his
attention, for he ,llkes a square deal In
all such cases. Woe be to the individual
who trifles with the affectlona of any of
his people, whether tbey be It or 70! It
Is remarkable how many people take an
Invisible chance at matrimony by means
Of th malls and send along their guar
anteed check to close the transaction.
The Inspectors of the department find
these eases very hard to - unearth, aa
wounded affections sre delicate things
to deal with.'
Uncle gam often finds Itfllfflcult to
prosecute these dispensers of enchanting
beauty recipe and prescription. The
promoters have a monopoly In the get-rich-quick
"part 'of the Scheme, and are
able to employ legal talent to defend them
when they are haled before the depart
ment to show cause why a fraud order
should not be Issued against them.
Washington Star,
fMan Who Wounded
Guard Says He Was
Hired by Strikers
NEW TOniC. March 4.-WI!llam Sher
wood, arrested for tha shooting of llennle
Welnsteln. a guard employed by 1. Kap
lan V Sons, shirt waist manufacturers,
confessed today, according to the police
that It was employed to do th shooting
by a shirt waist makers' union, the mem
bers of which are now on atrike. .
Inspector Cray, head of th detectives
bureau, say a that Sherwood stated that
he wa offered a "contract" by the union
uuder which, fie waa to receive S1X and
to be put en the pay- roll at flS a week
in return for his fcervlce In 'hnotlng
up" the Kaplan guarde. .V
' Wclimtetn nd seven other guard were
eacortlng K slrla to the Kaplan factory
yesterday - whan four men opened tire
upon them. Welnateln waa shot in the
back and la in a serious condition.
SALARY REGULATION BILL
FOR SPECIAL EMPLOYES UP
iKrom a Staff Corresaond-nt.)
WAS1UNUTQV. March 4. i Special Tel.
(tain.) t'ongivesiiiuti liheck'a commit
tee un expenditures liv the Treasury de
partment had a mcctlnu . toJav to con
sider a hill for the rtgiilnt'on of nalary
in the o.stodlan service in th Treasury
department. Assistant Kocrvtarv of tha
! reaaury Byron Ncton and the supertit-
pt-erwood. were heard In bohalf of th
bT In .which a number of employe of
th city noatnffic arc interested, coming
a they, do undor the charge of tha cus
todian of th poatoffic.
Representative Sloan attended the meet
ing also, several federal employee resid
ing la his district being interested
The bill gives a new rlatalftcalioa to
TEUTONS HAMMER "
AT VERDUN GATES
French Infantry Reported to Be Dis
puting; Every Inch of
. Territory-
ncnnjTG ron no ad to paris
Tha German armies at the gates
of Verdun are hammering them hard
with heavy artillery, but at latest
accounts had suspended Infantry at
tacks, in the last flphtlng reported
the Initiative was on the side of the
French, who desperately drove back
fit the Germans in a counter attack
which rained them ground.
The German thruntnln the-new
phase of. the titanic struggle are be
ing delivered with heaviest force at
present on the salient to the north
east of the fortress in which lies the
Douaumont plain. Nere the Trench
last week were driven out of Fort
Douaumont, and Just now from Dou
aumont Tillage to the west.
Raaea vrlth Violence.
In snd around the village the battle has
been raging with violence and with heavy
losnes. on both sides. Unofficial accounts
aatiert that there ha been nothing on the
western rront to equal the ferocity of the
attacks delivered by the Germans, while
the French Infantry Is declared to he dis
puting every Inch of ground and In their
lateat effort to have forced the Germans
to rest on the laurels so far won and
leave the continuation of the battle to
their artillery. , . .;
fans advice alrew 4kat no doubt re
mains In the minds of the French that
there 1 nothing; in the .nature of a feint
In tha German effort, the belief existing
that the crown prince has determined to
capture Verdun, and If 'possible break
through the French line and open up
ire way lo re rm. t . . t '
French Official Report.
i PARIS, March 4.-The official com
munication Issued by the war office today
regarding th fighting around Verdun
reada aa follows: :
"In the region of J'erdun a yerjr violent
bombardment baa been In progress all
day on the left bank of th Metis at
Hill 304 and Cote de L'Oie. On tha right
bank th nemy, after an Intense bom
bardment directed on the Haudromont
wooda east of Cote du Polvre. launched
ak-alnst our positions an attack which
was atopped by our machine gun and in
fantry fir.
'n the morning the Germans had cue
reeded In again gaining a foothold in th
village of , Douauinont, from which w
had driven him last evening by a counter
attuck.
. "The struggle continue deaoeratalv.
with alternative advances and recoils, for
the potaoaalon of the village,"
DEATHRECORD.
twin tart aw, V ,
Ludwlg Carlo w. aged 77 year Thirty
third and A streets. South Bide. dlet
Trlday at a. local hospital.. He Is sur
vlved by a wife, two sons and two dauah.
ters. Funeral services will be held Bun
day afternoon at 130 from Gentleman's
chapel, with Interment In Graceland Park
cemetery.
Dorothy Gordon.
Dorothy Gordon. 1-year-old daughter of
Mr. snd Mrs. Richard Gordon. 713 South
Forty-fourth street, died Friday evening,
after a ahort illnesa with throat Infection.
Funeral services, conducted by Dean Tan,
cock of Trinity Cathedral, were held Sat
Urday afternoon from the home, with In
terment In Foreat Lawn cemetery. The
family had just completed preparation to
o to Kngland to live, but will now re
main here.
tepheat E. "Weddlac.
IACREL Neb., March 4.-(8peclal.)
the body of Stephen U Wedding will ar
rive late tonight from Bioux- City. Mr.
Wedding went to a hospital in Bloux City
three week ao for an operation for p-
i-Miuiiiiis. oui nit ase, 7 year, and
health were ajalnst him. He wa a prom,
Inent farmer north of town and leaves
a widow And several children.
Abraham Sedaa,
FREMONT. Neb.. March 4 -fSnar.i.l v
Word haa been received in the city of
the death at Elou fitu r ik..i
' - J nviWJBIIl
Sedan, for years a prrsneroua former ni.
the bluffs north of Fremont.
I'lerr Ire Jaw . kreaks.
PIERRE. 8. P., Murch 4.-(Pperlal Teld-grau.)-The
te jam Up river which
flondcl the low lsniis on ' Teorla bottom"
thla forenoon, broke this afternoon an.l
brought down a six-foot rise in the
river here, carrying tr up to the fifteen
fo mark -and flooding the lower poe.
tlooa of Fort Pierre on the tytst sl.le f
th stream. Tonleht the river 1 falUnx
and very. little Ice is running.
Key to the fituation Bee Want Ada.
DrssrlMtsI Orders.
WASHINGTON. March 4.-.Spclal Tel
ecram.V Riiifii letter carriers appointed
. " a mger, Kninas Jeffrie;. Iowa
wood, Han.nmn K Caley: Lemara, John
Vt Kempe, Manning. Rudolph H. r.nh
lefsi Storm lka. Walter V. Peterson
Assistant heoretary Newton haa aa.
lected the site for the public building to
be erect. d at Cherokee, la. at fl - -. t.
comer of Bast Willow and North fWond
street: the p-r to he paid ta UtOirt. The
sites were offered by at l. Jlu.fonn, W.
U Nelson and Ireorse Kruumier. Civil
I-
"in nominations will be bold on
an-h S fur pu:iu&:rr a- lus".in. Krb.
Orrrl fcj-t wvf
Iowa Will Have
Record Number of
Elections This Year
DE3 MOINES, la., March 4. Iowa will
have mor primaries and election thl
year than ever before In tho history of
the state. Issues at stake also are of
more Interest than for years part.
For the first time In the history of
Iowa politics presidential elcn tors will be
selected by direct vote of the people.
Iowa Is unusually interested In the presi
dential campaign this year, as one of her
favorite eons. United State Senator Al
bert B. Cummins. I a candidate for the
republican nomination for tha presi
dency.
Another Issue of decided Importance to
the Iowa electorate will be settled June
5, whan a constitutional amendment giv
ing the ballot to women will be voted
upon. '
In addition ev4ry state, city, county and
township office Is to be filled. Beginning
with this month, primary elections for
cities of various claaaea will be held.
Tho presidential primary will be held
April 10 and tha state and county pri
mary June 6. April 26 Is the laet day of
filing for era to candidates and May S
for county candidates.
So far tho exact dates of none of tha
party conventions has been selected.
However, the state conventions of all of
tha political parties must be held the
latter port of Juno orVarly in July under
tha laws of the stale. The democratic
party wilt hold a special convention at
Clinton May 10 to ratify the selection of
delegates to the national convention to
be held in St. Louis, June 14. Des Moines
has been selected as the place for holding
the regular democratic convention.
Sunday Schools of
Iowa Will Exhibit
' At the State Fair
DCS MOINES, la., March 4.Iowa Bun
day schopla will bo represented this year
at the Iowa State fate. They will have
an exhibit of the latest leason materials
and samples of the work of tho younger
students. If the recommendations of a
conference held reoently at tho Des
Molnea Younft Man's Christian association
meets with the approval of the stata con
vention of the Iowa 8unday School asso
ciation, to be held In Dubuque. Juno 22
and 13. ' -
Th proposal was made by fltty-flve
president and secretaries of county Bun
day school associations. Though th con
ference ha no legislative authority over
the state association affairs. It outline
plan and policies) of the year's were; for
recommendation to the atate convtntlon.
It la the plan to have modeling and
other hand craft work displayed in the
exhibit. . . (
NEBRASKA CITY BANKER :
IS AW OMAHA VISITOR
' Robert Marnelt of Nebraska City, the
Mark Ilanna of the Nebraska Bankers'
association politics, waa In Omaha yes
terday visiting with J. C. tt?Nlsh. for
mer president of the association, and now
located In Omaha.
Incidentally they are doing aome boost
ing for the big ..og show of the National
Swine Growers' association, which is to
bo held In Omaha this fall. There Is
considerable rivalry between these two
bankers a to which can grow the beat
live stock on tholr farms.
HYMENEAL
Herfel-Raber.
RANDOLPH. Nb.. March 4.-fSpeclal.)
Elmer Herfel of Allen and Viola Raber
of thla place, war married her Wednes
day. They will make their horn on the
groom' farm near Allen.
SANATOntlirf,
TMa tmamttlo la tha aaly one
la th caatral wt with parwU
boU&las alt3at4 la thalr ox.
amala rroanda, yot antlreJy tilt
tlnet, 'and rendering It poaaihlo ta
classify easaa. Tha on binding
bint ftttad for aad 4vot4 to U
treatment of non-coatagtous and
non-mental dlaaaaas, ao othrs bo
lng admitted; tho other Roat Cot
tago batng doulgnd for and da
Totod to th oicluslr treatment
of select mantal easaa roqulrlag
tor a Urno watchful car and ip
olal nursing.
A merchant who r&o't afford to
s
advert!, eaa't afford to hire)
clrrka, or pay rrot 4t sJl ccmorm la
tho cottrao of bosloesa. Advertise)
In THE RKK.
r
(7
HOUSE WILL TAKE
UP ARMED SHIP
ISSUETUESDAI
(Continued from Tag One.)
the votes to make their victory complete
and undisputed.
Many Member Absent.
tader einUlned that the pntnon
mont was agreed upon baoaus of tha ah
aence of ao many members on wek-end
trlj. Many left yesterday umler the Im
prMslon. It was said, that the house ses
sion today, which began at 10 o'clock, was
to end at noon and would consider Only
claim bills.
Sharp Statement by Tamntly.
Arouned by the publication of reports
yesterday that Treilclent Wilson, because
of the strain of the foreign situation,
waa considering resigning from office,
the White House today issued this for
mal statement:
Whan Secretary Tumulty's attention
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Women's Neck Fixings
New Every Few Days
To keep posted on the latest fashions one has
but to visit the neckwear section, where the
newest things are shown first.
New collar of lace, crepe and embroidery.
Collar and cuff sets that are different.
Vestees of laces arid crepos are good.
Colored vestees and collars In blue and pink are
a striking novelty.
Ruffllngs In all the newest styles. .
All are clever designs and are finished with
unusual attention to hav'ng details perfect.
Two Glove
Trefon.se Duplex
Fabric Gloves, regu
lar ,1.00
quality -
69c
New Val a n4 Torchon Laces
A large shipment has arrived; six
hundred dozen .Vals alone-Patterns
that are new and pleasing. .
5c a Yard
Ask to see them Monday.
Unusual Values iri New
MERCERIZED POP
LIN (27-inch) in every
conceivable plain shade,
. fast colors, a very high
finish, 25c A YARD.
SHIRTING PERCALES
(36-inch) flat foldlight
grounds, with neat
stripes and figures, at
1212-15o A YARD.
Have You a BUSINESS
of Any Kind?
Do You ADVERTISE
a
That Business?
If you do not
money-making
get new business is by using the
umns of The
Trying to make money out of
without advertising is like, trying to reap .'the
harvest of the fields without a harvesting
machine. I.
If you have anything to sell, no matter what it
may be, and you want speedy results, use Bee
Want Ads.
'KB
lmjwjjLmamj&M0iuHmij, aav, WiMiajKsa w. V". . . ' inn saTisi grim sjrra
wa cailed to the atory appearing In cer
tain papers that the president had re
7'Kned or waa considering resigning, he
saia:
" 'An American newspaper lhat would
publish a story of that kind In a situa
tion ilka tho one which now confront
America, dishonors Itself."
Administration officials said today that
praotlcally all senators who Voted yes
terday to table the Oore resolution were
'ottng for the president's policy, and
that should tha house fall to vote to up
hold tha president In decisive form, the
fight might be carried back to the sen
ate for a direct vote to defeat the Mo
Cumber resolution warning Americans off
armd ships of belligerent natlona.
The conference adjourned with no for
mal action except a decision to hold a
rules committee meeting at I o'clock to
day. A so-called gentleman'a agreement
waa made not to have a vote before Tuesday.
Tt takes but a minute of time to far
dollars whan you rad The PeeWant Ad
columns. , jj'i
TKOflPSON-MLDEN 5CO,
Tlio Fashion (jCTferoTiijoM'iclcIleWesl- '
Established I8Sl
Specials
Mocha Glores, In gray
l and black
$2.00 quality, Rl.KO
11.50 quality, 81.00
showing for
COTTON FOULARDS
(36-inch) for d re s s e s,
kimonos, etc A large va
riety of patterns and
new color combinations.
25c A YARD.
TUB SHIRTINGS in
woven and striped ef-'
fects, also dress fabrics .
of silk and cotton. A
- large assortment (27
inch). 25c A YARD.
Basement Wash' Goods Section.
you are not conducting it in. a
way. One of the
Bee.
Grand Army Will
Uampativansas
City Next Year , j
KANSAS CITT. Mo., March 4.-Th
national encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic will be held In Kansas
City from August 29 to September 1 next.
It waa announced here today, after a
meeting of national Grand Army official.
It I Bk t to Ktl l.ako Bed.
riERKK, 8. D March t. Bpeial Tele
gramsIn affirming the case of C. I-.
Anderson et al. against Fred Ray et al..
In a decision of the supreme court by
presiding Justice polley, what Is known
as tho "Red I.ke case1' In Brule, county,
la disposed of and tha right of communi
ties to flood old lake beds which have
beon meandered Is sustained, as asalnst
the claims of adjoining property owners.
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The Store for
Shirtwaists V
New Dlouses Will Be Shown 1
Monday for the First Time
Among the new styles is one of par
ticular charm-a Rose Georgette Crepe
trimmed with cream lace.' A most be
coming style. Price - - $6,50
- Many other new blouse fashions just;
as attractive and new are found in this
Monday.
second Floor.
Wash Goods
DRESS VOILES (40, ;t
inch). ' All new color .
combinations, plaids,
checks,; stripes and flor
al designs. 25c A YD.
EGYPTIAN TISSUES,
. the always ' popular
wash fabric for dresses, '
waists, etc. All new pat-,
terns; colors absolutely"
fast (27 'inch). , 25c A , .
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