Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 22, 1916, NEWS SECTION, Image 4
TITTC REE: OMATTA, SATURDAY, APRIL 22. 1016. Nebraska i Nebraska RAIL BOARD SPLITS WITH WILLIS REED Argument Before Supreme Court Develop! Row with Attorney General. COMES OVER ORDER NINETEEN (from a Staff Correspondent.) I J NCOIjN. Aortl .-(SpH(il.)-rld th rallrond attorney put on over on the attorney (eneral when the Utter surccd to continuance of the, rats esse before ih supreme court; tnl In th Interstate Commerce com ml fid Ion walling for a 1 Vision of th Nebraska supreme court In th matter In order to fet new light, or I the Nebraska uprem court going to be able to Ret better I !ch t on the nil na tion If the rae I postponed until after th Interstate Commerce commission report? Thee ere question discussed, he i me of the hearing In the supreme court. thl morning In which the attor ney general ld I lie commission could not hlr a lawyer to run things when ha wa on deck, and In which the chair-, man of the commission Intlmatod that be didn't car what the attorney general thought, and that the commission pro posed to run It affair without the aid and coneent of any other department, even If It had ro reach down Into H own jean and pay th freight. Otrr Order No, JT. The la ona Involving the rste put Into affoct by the Hlal Hallway commls lon' rata order No. It, and the trouble aros over an agreement entered Into by Mr. fteed, th attorney general and ttorney of the railroad reUtlva to a data for the ubmlslon of the rsa to th (uprema court. TA tfmlth of Omaha, who hed been re tained by the enmmleelon, charged In hi argument to the court that without consulting the commission, or advising It of hi action, Mr, Heed bd entered Into an agreement with Krtsnn Rich, representing the rsllrnads, to tiav the ce continued until Hrpteniher. It ap pear that when tha appeal of tha rail, road were first filed, over a year ago, a aMpulatton wa entered Into between the attorney general and tha commission on tba otia hand, and tha railroad on the other, that tha data tor tha iibmlsln of brief should not b Immediately fled, but, upon ality day" notice by either party, tha agreement hould I rare ted and tha court asked to art tha matter down. After urgent appeal aUty day' nolle wa given by th attorney getienl and (he commission, whereupon tha court fixed April t a tha dale upon which tha railroad ahould file their brief. Acre (oatlnaanee, On that day Attorney rinneral fteed and Pideon Hlch appeared In court and r greed to a cotitlnuanca of th case unlit September, according to the statement of Mr, Smith and of Chairman Clarke, thl action wa taken by Mr, Heed with out consulting the commission and with out even notifying It of what had been done, It waa not until April It that Chairman Clarke discovered the arlr.n. In tha meantime the commission had en gaged Mr. Smith in represent It. Mr. Kmllh Immediately filed a motion to have tha order of the court modified and the act down for Immediate ennstdera tlon. It waa thl motion that wa under consideration thl morning. kiiillb fie lews Case, In arguing for an early hearing of the case Mr. fcmlth reviewed tho work of the commission In promulgating It rste schedule and called attention to th fact that, elmrtly after the schedule became effective, tha commercial lntrrela of Council Muff, fllmix city, Ht. Joseph and Knaaa City filed a complaint with the Intaretata Commerce commission chars -Ing that the carrier were discriminating agalnat threa outsldn point) by reason of tha new low rate prescribed In Order 19 from Omaha, IJncoln, Norfolk and other Nebraska point. Th prnhnble ef feet of a favorable derision by the i. prem court on th action of th Internum Commerce commission wa the point vigorously urged by Mr. Hmlth and as vigorously opposed by the attorney for tha carrier. In answer to a question by Judge Sedgwick whether th Interstate Commerce commission la delaying Its action on account of the matter pending In thl court. Mr, Hmlth replied: I have certain Information which I fell was (then m by one of the ciiiiiinUlon ers In a 'sort of confident!.! murmur, tint I do not feel I nnshi M disclose, and t m not going to say thai th ronim'seln-i Is delaying that heeanse nt this, hut I, do know that the commission would we mm a decision (mm this court e to th reasoneblenees of three rates as applied to local traffle. I know whereof I .aK on thet. At the time of the hesrln bo fore th Interstate Commerce nnntiilalim they put the question 1i two or three of us as in wneiner or nol the suir.im. lourt had pnsseil on tlm reasonablei. of thr rate ami when they were likily to do so. Th mate Railway commission Vila that under th authority f the d cle mi ft Jurta Keilgwh k In the c of 1 nllinr saint eiste, tt hss the amherlly or the l-oople f f the state of Nel.ini.ka, has tie rlilht In pMMtr bef..re this ouirt hv lis spee9 rnunirl M, thiH It . atven th r aht as tiu.ter the de 1i,im think you enld ttn-y had a Hxht to control In a mrsurs at I. m-l ihe i nure end con duct of thl cms Is tVr tin court. In conclusion Mr finlth eke.t thst the nrder tie set atlde and th carrei be Kn until the first silting tu mv n file thlr briefs and tha ri..m.iitt m tasntf f thirty dty theiesft.f Id r (,!)i Hee4 r'titlata, la eiplansttiui of In i-i(.q u aree tft wtth th ratiriMidi , corittuiisiu' if tha case until f- i.tin.lwr, Attotorv Iteneral tteed aseeited 't he !li,..ig, r i,ut n (he r'uft it the ini, eMornrys fm a further l : d hs it, tit aeieiU t i l U. ' h rtr't'M t l i fair, lie ,, t, farther, thet i Injury a as b-'Ing .1 i,r s titr f,i th tain that th iti r an la " et u a . HMi.,ei h,j C'"' t.l ya t. i, .'i'ii t ,y B , ,..(,. ' l lis thaiikr.l J . ' 1 ... ii ' a '. ! t' if aeath.ii thai it a . , ii. t'et tta,l l r..,,t. ,!,, IB) (..lfi,ill,;..l( r ') tl Ihe ltlM.f M f o.let 4 111 f.l.. t.l I,, ha f ' .1 ton, and A. A. Mclaughlin fur the North western, arsued thst the court should postpone lis decision pending the out coin of tho rase before the Inters!! Commerce commission, thu securing the hem fit of the conclusion of the federal body of expert. They were Inclined to minimize th effect of a decision of this court upon the federal commlaslon, arKulrig that the Influence, If there wa any, should be the other way. They con tended, also, that It would be Impossible for them to go over a fiioO-pag record and prepare brief within the short pe rlod of time demanded by Mr. Hmlth nd the commission. In answer to a query from Judu Hedgwlf a to whether or not the attorney general had not Joined In the motion to have tha ess set down for Itnmed'at hesrlng. Judire Itoot eald the attorney general had not. for the reason that "he waa a man of his word.' Intimating that tha railroad felt Mr. fteed was bound by th atlptilatlon h entered Into on April 4, Numerous question wer asked by Judges Hrdgwick, lotion and Kawrett. Chief JiihIIia Morrissey was not piesent end Judge )' wcett presided In hi plac. In addition to Attorney Root and Mc leiiighlln th rl!rod wei represented by Msnn llkb of the I'nlofi raclfle, Judge Holmes of tlie IU k Islnnd and J. A, C. Kennedy of th Missouri I'aclflo, Hastings May Be Dry For While Because Of Action by Rohrcr JIAHTJNCH, Ne"JhT April M.-(rpelal Telegram.)- A' partial drouth In Hastings wa threatened today when C, H. Koh rer, for th antl saloon Interests, threatened to prevent twelve wiloons from opening under new license on May I. Th com pnny which furnished th surety bond for th license ), grtr,e tlt0 t, of a receiver and tha elty administration hsa given notice that new bonds must be presented. Th lljnse wer granted laat week to operate May 1. Rohrer holds thst all applkanl will hv to readveriis for Iwo weeks and g t new licenses, The licenre money nid by the applicants hn been turned over to th school district and applied on cur rent r iprnr. Th brewery I not effected, lis bond having been eecurod from another com pany. From Our Near Neighbors Weeping Meier. i Mrs, II. I'. Ferree and W. R Hddy went -Mrs, A. K h'heldori of Lincoln (lave an to Wahoo Tueedoy to attend the meeting illustrated iti-iur on hlnls at Ihe Con-I of the J'reshytery of omfiha. Kiegitional church KrKlay evening. j The Valley Woman's - lub held the yegu The women of the chrysalis club enter-ilsr meeting Krldav afternoon with Mrs. tallied their hushsnds at a 7 o'clock ' N. K. Jonnaon. Mrs. Kennedy gav a illnner at Rest Haven Tuesday evening. , sketch of the life of Meibn snd Mrs. .1. .. Miiiebina avhn haa i-n 1,,,11,'Mn Jngrsin a paper on Town, Town sick for several days, Is reported much better, Mr, Al Compton nd children hav gone to Clyde, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy hsve re turned from (Ireeley, Neb, where they vlslied Mrs. F'strlck Murphy and family. Mrs, Mildred lying hss gon to Dres den, Kan., whre she will spend ths sum mer. Mr, and Mrs, Hsrold Tool and Mr. and Mr. Hsrry (illllsple were Hutiday visit or at the Mayor (Jorder home. Mr, Oeorge H hroeder of Atchison. Kn,, wss a Monday night visitor with her mother, Mrs, J. II, I'avls. Mr, snd Mrs. Charles l.yrnnn tit Mini tare, Neb. were Hundav visitor with Mr, and Mrs, W, )!. Iyman. Krsnk A. icl returned the first of the week from California, where hs had spent the winter. ship and orsska. Mrs, County Government of N- Sprlnafleld. Mary bavls of Neola. Ia. vlstied her sister, Mrs, Krank Mlnturn, the fore part of the week. Passion week I being oberved at the Methodist church. Itev. It, . Capsey Is conducting the meeting. Mlsse Margaret and Emm P.ohert of Omaha visited at th home of their mother, Mrs. M, A, Roberts. Men Miller, an Invalid suffering with rheumatism for the Isst year, died In an Omaha hospital Tuesday a rid ws brought here for burial. Mis Kllssbeih O'Rrlen of Omaha vis ited Mrs. I,. A. Kates last Hunilay. The home of Oeorge White la quaran tined for ecsriet fever. Henry fiottech left last Tuesday for V,x eeislor Mprmgs, Mo., where he will take treatment. t mi's, Mr J, If, H' hinldt ud daughter, len, ! wer here from Yuleii over Sunday. , I Mr. hd Mrs. J. -', Zlounerer snd son, Om ar, wi Llm oln vlslloi the first ol ; the week. 1 Mr, snd Mr O, D. Hogenrlef wer I Hun ha visitor Tuesdsy, Itev Oeorge Iceed of Weeping Wsler occupied th pulpit at th Congregational church her Isat Hundsy, Mn ttoherl Mtekle hss returned from a week slay at Hhannon City, la. i H attended. Mr Slid Mrs John Kverett have been Sliendlng the week with relative at Lin coln, Mrs. Th Isdles of the Christian church will list. hold their annual bsr.nr Haturdiiy. Klbhnrn. Mis. Oeorge Cunningham I visiting relatives at Hennlnglon this week. Torn liarlow and family have moved hark to Ihe Hslley farm from Kwlng. Mrs M. Kudge of Allsn, Neb,, wss here Iwo days this week visiting trlnfl, Mr. snd Mrs, K. A, Hchnrman went to KlldnKa, Mont., Tuesday to be away a week or more. Ths leap year dance given by the F'ythlati rimer Saturday evening wss Tom Ourin the riebolt in dora J.ieohen, Horn Kundell snd lip-k i-iunbard visited bi liool ViednesUsy, Miss NeHl and Miss Klllisn lsited Washington Katurday and rlunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry spring snd Mr ami Mrs. lieuls motored to Ulair rlundiiy, .Mr, and Mrs, John Williams of Florence visited st the Williams home Krlilay afternoon. Krnll Jncobaon went to the hosplfsl Wednesday to bnve. an operation for an abscess behind the ear. About forty young people surprised Walter and Honss 'indell Tuesday even ing They will travel across ths country to Colorado in a Koid i soon as the roads permit. Orcfne. Mr snd Mrs. W. Tonne-r of Dreelej, Neh, ai here visiting relatives. The Methodist. Ladlea' Aid society cleared over iOO at their hiur Uai m.i. urday. ; C. I The Oretna base bsll nine will ow n the I Oste and Henry Ifnlllh. Oscar Neuhau. Krnll Kunneman, otto Neumann. I'nriflrmatlon eierclses at Ht. Johns church Inst Mundny brought out a large riiiigiegallon The meinlier of th clsss ere .Misses Clsra and Klla Anderson, Met Kshler, Marv llut.er. Hans Hisrk, t'lsu H.-hiiejder, Ie!lef Kroener. Krneat Meeve, Henry I.u' hen and l-oul tiuttst h. I'apllllon. ' PAI'LUOV, Neb., April fl.-'flpeclal ) Th nominee for county officer are follows: County treasurer, J. P. "pear man d m,, and C, U, Martin, rep ; county clerk, Tom Pootey, di-m., and Kmest Huff, rep.; sheriff, Jake !,ewl. dem., and Chsrles Mutter, rep.; county attorney, K, II. McCarthy, dern., and K. H, Nh kerson, rep; county eiipenofcenderil, Cordelia Oramllch. dem., and W. C, Kleck, rep.; nounty assessor, T. J. Wright, dm., and Hell, rep.; rouniy commissioner, Mlley, dem , and Frank Ratay, No Sore Spots Left, Declares Mr. Miles clerk of district court, J, ft. Wilson, nd Ivm 'eteron, dem,; urvey-, s-aeoii on in noma niarnond Mundsy. I rep. April 'IX with a gaum with th Hlars ami ' Mo Mr II r, er. axL ... ...!- l''r.on, dem., and Ira Itaadle, d!ghte'r. iJ'?. rtl'r'P--. 't. representative, Jscb mn., duv. Tlie body was shipped to rivss j dem., snd Kred Isk, rep.; tte senator, for burial. Mr, Mr was V, year old, j J. M, Oat, dem,, and V, 1, Rolak, rep. Mrs, Krsnk Horan of North Malta, On th nonpartisan ticket Jmes T, enme out from Omaha Thursday, where. . ....... ...a... she has been In a hospital for the I.., i 'r T." .'"l ' .." " " ' riv weeks Her heslth is much Improved ' ' M wbt anl H, A. I oinn ic The hlnh "hool has bsll team played 1 """ty Judge. gainst the Klkhorn team at Klkhorn l-rlday. Th liretna cltizena donaie n.e' Want Ads never shirk fhelr work-lhey lfAfclTIN'jM, Neh., April 31,-iHperlsl Telegram.)-?, J. Mil' h given out the following fUteuient regardltif alectlon; "Tim verdict of the voter at Tuesday' prtmarie leave no or pot. rhirine the entire campaign I received from my opponents' courteou and friendly trt metit. M thl time It appear to be tin (erlaln a to whether McKelvl or Judge Mutton will b th tandard bearer F.lther would be a worthy choice and mk for lb uccs of Ih republican party at th genetal eleotloft. Tlicr cannot b the slightest doubt but that th voter of Ne braska wlil ratify th choice, by th re publican primaries, at th November elec tion, and tt wll Iglv m great pleuur lo contribute to hi tlectlon by every mean Jn rny fsrwir, "Th splendid endorsement I received in vry precinct of my born city It a euuic of grt pride and tlfi'tlon to me nd compeate for th aeri'l" In tlrn and nrgy In making tha cam paign, "0. J. MIMCfl," B?HcJic(l?rlr.ri?,7i.lh hlf." M! - ruli,'lf anything will prsitirally sll of the pupils were con- I eye lo Klkhorn. Th score w 10 to oi mvor in I'.IKhorn. Irvlngloe. John Anderin, sr., I on th lck Adolph nd Miss Mry Zlmmerer were I tors Monday, Mr and Mrs, Brenner wer Omaha vis!- were wss here from Nebraska City the first of th week. Mr, and Mrs. I, J Marqntrdt Ornslia visitor Thursday. Mis flophla Tlilele of Ixrulsvllle vlslllng In Avoca this week, Mr, and Mrs. W, II Thlel were PI tu rnout h visitor thl week. Mrs. Itosa Khler I ber from Per-1 trand fur a visit with relative. j Nlchol Kohl of p'lllngs, Okis,, Is visiting hi brother, William, nd family , esst of town. ; Mrs Muncell visited relative In Ben nlriKtori Hattirday. Mrs Union Wlllm visitor tvednesday. Jessie Wllllums, Kvelyn w an Omaha Bart, Theo- Spring Medicine ' Department Orders, WAMIII Vi TON. Apill iS.'-inw . Igiom I- Ihe poslofflce at Ivf flllll'on, lloo- H"n,n'"M- rt county Houili lakota, bs been Mis A 'guxls Ihhert rlel,r ted her ; thsnned to New Kff Ington, birthday Hundy, I Itnrsl letter rriis annolnted : Ne-. Jay 1, Wllliiiins; I'.rlsiow, nice, visited st Arllnvtot. u.t...iv ' .Chsrlis V leegn; pelershuig, flerl I,, Htewarl; Iowa, Tripoli, ly I! Young, rural free delivery route lished on June I at O'onona, i-- " ' ...- ....--- , , , ,i-r-r 1,00017, n.'il..", I", lain Ol l'i"i-( ilh. 1 0",, rlnnl" ""'""so, twenty-eight miles, families b aerved, uouiai -.linear, r,V rteriKe ,l) Mrs, Hurt Mulllnger end daughter. Her-! !,.fl'"l1' 'i'.""Y'' ce, visited st Arlington H,i.l.v .thsrl.s I-. He. Zioo a 1 ,,,1,.,.. ! ' Htewarl; Iowa, conflnn. I i t l " Chrr i"'1h "' 1 1'' '-y rl l H o Ll nL '""" 'f he es.ahll.her ths r . ''y'!!'' Th "-''" of Cu.ler county, Ne me cisss are Altnu t.A VfiMi iii. ....... .. . . ' .. j HrdbloBiti Oel Momlnallon, : HTUOMtdlfrRrt. Nb,. April ll.-lr'parial isl Tele- r Telegram.) 0wpl,t return from the Klevenih aenatorlal dinrtct give Albert it, fledblmm th nomination by nlnlen vote plurailty, Th thre camlldav re ceived vide a follow; Hedbloom, Hlrornsburg, l; wnon, t, Kdwn, m; Todenliof, Columbu, i'D, Me( lbs, Wnt Ad nvr ahlrii their wort H hey will get ruli, If anythlnf will. god' lariaparilla, th Ort Farifier, 1 th Bsst, Blood COOPER IS NAMED FOR HOLDREGE P0ST0FFICE WArlHINHTON, April 2l,iHpt; Tel. egratn )-Th president, sent th name of J. ft. Cooper to th senat as postmaster at Moldreg. Mr. Cooper I editor of th Holdreg ITogres. Valley. Miss Myrtle Onirics I 111 at her bonn. In Kik City, Mis Iieulah llynr of fnon spent the week-end at her home, Joe Archer of Omah was th guent of W, H. I'.ddy Wednesday, The reKulnr meeilng of the "Husy I' ' wss held at the home of Mrs, John Moms han Wednesday, Mrs, K iHiiliauimer as. aisled Mr. Monahsn In serving luncli. The l-sltes' Aid held a bazaar nnd rerved lunch In th K, H. Clarke ston, Xalurdsy afiernoon, Mr and Mrs, VA Parson motoied to Omaha Monday to take Mrs John Irf-niel lo the Methodist hospital. Miss Paul Henna wss railed tu is' home In Kalis City, Neh., Thursdey by the serious Illness of her brother, lloy llanna, Mr, and Mr. A, J. McDonald, Mr anj 15 spring sickness come In some degree to every mn, woman nd child In our cllmte. If I that run-down condition of the y'ern that reul! from Impure, Impov erished, devitalized blood. It is marked by los of appetite snd tha t tired feeling, and In many case by om form of eruption. The best way to treat prlng slckneas I to take Mood' Ksrsaparllla. This oil reliable family medicine purifies, curb hes end revitalize the blood. It Is sn all- th yar-round alterative snd tonic, and I absolutely th best Spring medicine. (Jet your blood in good condition st once now. I.elay msy lie dsngerou. Ask your druggist for Hood Haisspnrilla, land Insist on having It, for nothing else I can take lis place. Advertisement. 1 1 WILL FA V YOU TO SEE OUR MAMMOTH STOCK AND GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU SPEND A DOLLAR FOR FURNITURE, RUGS, ETC. CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENTS GLADLY ARRANGED An Faster Suit (SBF7! Offering Calculated to Cause Considerable Comment FIRSTThe making; wmply u pprb, viewptl from every critical angle. NEXTTho, fit: Absolutely true fnKhioned hy expert men tailors. reasonable! Of $..00 to $7.f)0 on THEN The prices: eourHe. IIjo Having! overj' 8ii it, AND AGAINTlie Mylen ate accurate reproductions of the Benson's KuccesseH in Silk Taffeta, Silk Poplin, Gabardine, Poi ret Twill, Wool Poplin antl Serge. New and fstnplo colors as well as cheeks antl plaids. Tliree prices w50 lie Coats for Eastertide Breezy Delightful In ronls, tnliliires. vclnur. i-'iihiirdines, etnerts, scrnoa tml silk ft.lor mii'h an trntty, siitnl, ,Uk Mini wlillo ti'csM. giiaVer and silver gta, navy, rcstvU and Mailt, wtih liCMUIIful, lURtelllllH nllk linings. New Iniltcrfly full sklrtd ino.lets, rtigny ith 1 1 a plait, collar that run 1 worn a Haikrr or pcrfei tiy ft, new 1a-,ttt three quarter un.l full luitglh style ami graceful litixlcl v Hluoit licit, Iruluding larjt it up to 46 1000 $1950 $25 00 Mi 5 xsl ) III I, II 'I I I mm Oeanln W. jfJ i I Jl t.Iacb leitd ' ' ', f f fdtal Tlfld MAMHIVK I.ININ'i KOO.VI TAHI.K I msIe nf selected iilld n.k; hsa hesvy barrel pedestal si.pp'.ited hy fm.r carvyl elsw feet, lArgi, 42-Inch Afl eyiai top, emend to foot, A I II Tt Kpl, for tomorrow, only. " J MS HKNVIXK QttAHTEU KUWKII fiA K COM Rl NATION Hi;i KKT--l- iiilshe,! a"''len; roomy china coin-psrtiiM-iit, bent alsss ends, silver ware drawer. Ilnen cnmpariment, I reiicli beveled plt mirror. Two pleeea In one. pe. 0 1 J " Is I IV priced, at . I a. "Ill T - ' " only, I ' r It ms A 9 ' .A" , i 1 1 H- Mi si f ,rl t: " K I It B H I I r. li' K'KKIt -Krame of cholee K-ilei ti-l srillil oak. Ilnlsliel finned, llsrk and seat upholstered lit guaranteed Imitation Ktuuileh leather. I olillortRMn liey lest. I'rli'ed only for tiitnor row. at fft ii'f'.'i.'''' Our fall lie of Ba and rtbr rorat. tU BOW OS display. $5.99 Elm U'lorr HI'I.KNIHI. VAl.t'K IV A Kl'l.l, HOI.I,, KXTItA I'.OOMV, com. I'd UTAH I, i; PIH II K ItKDI) Km 'K Kit liai onlaj lirnwn or nat nral finish, liiir et tremelv low price for tomorrow, at only. , . . w w ii rr $2.98 a nmiKD BAnoAf.v i.v a I,Anc,B fllZK MtKHHfER. 0n- truck! entirely of American niiarter sawed Imitation ok, finished aulden. All drawer fitted with wood pull. Heavy 'roll f,ot, carved claw feet. I.asa Ht7. Krsni-h heveled plat mir ror, only.. l ITIJ(W JWI. " $9.85 Pretty New Dresses High Qualities Low Prices Mostly in Oca d Umdr and TaffnU In new ttcel nrK.v, t hincsii htuta and ronkia, at well as stnpln iihnde,'fnntt.rln(t very full iklrl.i nnd lower waist lino: many naw captivating rffri In itiltrin,, visible, stltthtrtg and hm, tort trim. Two world beaters at $1250 $1475 But only two of many Attractive Values .i - aXHF Hand ubbed aud l-lnlsh0 4 H INCH K XT It A MA8SIVK COI.ON !AI, rKlllOI) I.IUItAltY TAHI.K HulH throughout of liard wood, rich ly finished in American ii'iattcr sv. rd Imllullon oak. I'liitiPd nr Riilden finish, An iiiiiiKlnK Of) 0 0 Vlls7U La HCIK.NTiriCAIXT C0N8TRCCT Kl) it K VH I (J K K ATOIt, Triple wall coiiHtructlon, iieiavlly Interlined. Two sanitary nickel iholv to food compartment; 40-lb lea ca pacity, our low 1J7 nr prl" pt.OO Milue (Ml'ttOVVIi TilUM I'flOVT OA. I A It T The em lose.l front sffords ample pi ill." I Inn kkhIIiSI WHlil or lain AitlUHlul lu l h l.ia ItiiMil, Tkii tin h wheels, liea'v rulilier tiles 1 iis l-lilnplete- l with oiir in.. i Ion. I n.lv , , , , . nra v ruiHitr $785 I lark Hrall.a. i halt ctr .f tt.a -o....,a, I HHHt ! slf l.!, ..,!.. I (,( ti..wl I I tltt R4 fit ,H,I t4 rtl.Jt.,,1 I f KM t -f tli I. l t(. (-. ,, 'a l.ieftl t .ii,..t nt , i ,n ii. ' 1' lf -:i,',.i(l , t OH , . Ma . iht4 -,! Hiat ll'ia -. it ea "Bi.a li e r II rMsflt i t , M.l,,..,,! 'ai' WauMi It I fe.x f-l j I li.w.a.ais i, i,i..i II. , j W ett(l W Ida f:llHit !.) .III.IM, "l - a t ,.m. .1 I (n hm m IiVji rt.,ni . i m d,,, ' i't f v I.. ' . . r t.,,, I s1 a 'aiesi j 4$ t'i"h talii g f l n. ,i, A Sale of Pretty Easter Millinery A larir" ei-lct'tiiHi of populur & t Iih nsixliU at priiv to wie in n' !it 't Tailornl it) n . . 12 50 l)ren lUti $5 CO I! a," r w. i !' )' Worafn'19-in. Boots of Washable KiJ t I'fei si la ttl ;.,,. I .ile S.kI .- . pt.ii.t l in- $12 tH) Vatu for 19 00 Drei Putupi A, mm l rV'-iftlat i,) ) i risf - F4i 4 l $1.00 wm a. vi w ma i i in i ra ii m mmBM 151rt 18 20 runum Street, IMI'Ht)H 1 . HKt-ntlV MiHKI, IU1 HH ('HUM Tin (in ilrs firm pa th nutkel tlikl will I 'lillolt lept..iM.e H IS il I i It M.ta adluol ludep' t'd it.ll l' leftl I'Ullim iHIt th vatti'in l'rt to um aisire-l i o. .r . r low 1 1 ! e ir ,tiinirr.i . . 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