ttif; omaha ntnday w.v.-. may ;. inn;.
5-A
I Nebraska
STATION'S CHANCE '
Nebraska
Nebraska
Ancient Vase Found
Near Falls City
Total Vote of State
LIES IN THE SOUTH!1 At the Late Primary
But United States Must Prepare
Now to Wage Commercial
Warfare1.
MUST MAKE CHANGE IN LAW
(From tSia.lt Correipondent.)
LINCOLN, May .-(f?iclal.)-About &
dnlen anil a. half Lincoln nwppenwm
wr ntrutnel at lunchon today at the
Commercial club a the guciti of JurUs
W, II. fcnglaJid, given In honor of A. P.
Allensworth, a former newnpapunnun,
who l now engaged tn work In South
America.
At the cloee of the luncheon Mr. Allena
orth entertained the company with a
talk on fouth America and the bimlnciis
nl political ronrlltlone elmlng there,
Jfe Jd that a (treat many of the ttouth
AmerVan countries did not have murh
tjse for the American way of doing bust--nc
and that this country had been
j'fatly harmed by unljiielnee.illke meth
od practiced by firms In the fnlt""l
States wlikh had sold goods by wirepin
to merchants there end then delivered a
grade of'goods far Inferior to the sample
shown,
lie believed that this country would
hsve to meet a condition In Houth Anier
lra at the clone of thu Kiiropcaii war
which It behooved the I'liltc! Htates
right now to Ink coKtiltmnca of. In or
der to meet the co-iiportilloii which the
warring nations would surely enter Into
In order to recuperate their trade with
South America, there must bo a modifi
cation of the Kliirinan anll-truet law so
that combinations In trade could be ef
fected whlgh would enable manufautur-'
rrs making goods for the Houlh American
trade to cuiohlMe In a wny that would
give them a chance to meet foreign com
petition. Ho would not have American
manufacturers cnmjjtto with ' li other,
but would have nh hind of goods niiui
ufactured or lumdled by one firm and a
representative look out for the outh
American trade for all of tliem, thus do
ing away with the expense of a large
number of repreeenlntives looking after
the burliness mi tho sumo kind of goods.
Frequent revolutions was a subject
touched upon by Mr. Allensworth and
his description of some of them was de
cidedly humorous. These revolutions
come and go a great deal Ilka political
campaigns In the I'nlted rilates and some
of them lant. hardly as long.
Mr. Allensworth has ipent several
years In Houth America uni will return
there after going lo New York the first
of the coming week.
General Hall Confers
Over Civilian Camp
(From a Ktuff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May 6.-fHpeclal.)-AdJutant
General Phil Hull went to Omaha today
to confer ytUU prominent Omahsna over
holding a civilian's canp near that city
lome time this summer.
Cnmps of this kind have been held In
different parts of the country under
the direction of the guards of the dif
ferent slates and have been of much ben
efit in educating the people In military
July. '
15ach civilian Is expected to provide his
own uniform and "grub," the former not
being a total loss, according to General
Hall, because the uniform makes a dandy
auntlng suit after the "war Is over." An
rstlmste Is mnda of the cost for each civ.
Ulan for the lime In camp and he reaches
down Into his own pocket and pays' the
freight, so that the public- taxpayer Is
not Inconvenienced at all because of the
camp.
POLIPF MORAi SQUAD
MAKES ANOTHER ARREST
' Huih Murry. nil Douglas street, was
rre(ited at. a late hour yesterday and
.'harged with running a disorderly bouse.
Officers Sutton and L'nger of the moral
aquad made the raid. Grace Gartner and
onna Le Mar were arrested and hold as
mrnatea.
Nebraska's total (vote at the primary
on April IS bus been canvassed at the
office of the secretary o slate, and the
following totals, aie given out on the
national and state tickets:
1'Olt I'KKKIDKNT.
HKI'UHI.ICAN. UK MOCK AT.
Cummins 2.':h Wilson 0.f.
rrt ..'.,Mt icons MI7
HiiKhe
Keiahrouk .... ht-i
Hons fc.iVuel
Koosevelt 2,.tl
i-nit vii'fc. i'i!i;nii':.vi.
ItKt'l KUCAN. I UK MIX' It AT.
iiurkeit Ml.sl.ji Mnrehead W.'
V!bstei-
K it I'lKLK'iA lL!-AT-I.AIiK.
ItKl'l UUCAN. I PKMdCHAT.
UHldrlge bl.7l Tboiison
l)odK I,;&ilfi(haii ;S. I.v.t
tiutney fi.Aj'iiTlioiiiBS 4,1, :i
i.'urrle Vi.Vl-y I'lica tl.UI
Kllpntrlck ...M,'iUHn i't.VM
Kpperson 4I.M'J I mill Iff.lnt
Heirlim 3i.tl Is om-s UO.Mll
I S'l'.f STATKW KKNATUIt.
ItKPl U LI CAN. 1 LKMOCKAT.
Ki-nneity 47,44. 1 1 Iti lie 01 S . . . , lti,.',J
Aldrieh 4l,ri 1 1 I iiirui :',ii
Hk NATIONAL CuMM ITTKK.M AN.
ItKPl Hl.li'AN. lih.MOlltAT.
Ibmell Mullen
.hi, lew ai.HlJi I 'iihliiiiio .(.
Mill UoVKK.VuK,
HKPI'P.I.ICAN. ! MCMoCKAT.
Dillon '""'' Nevllls
M' Kelvin .iili7 Itryan 23.M1
Miles io,ii3i
fleorwe ,,,,,,,, (l,t-1'l
M'lett
I.IKI'TKNANT OOVKKNolt.
HKPLIILICAN. I IM:MOi.'HAT.
-thuiiiway 'M, ?''. Howard '.)!. IH
K, icliel ,,, Pearson WM"H
SonlKfrii r.VM Mnntilng , IH.SMMI
KOH KKf'ltKTAIiy Or HTATK.
HKI'I BL1CAN i OKMOCHAT.
A Wali ....... -'''An'M Pool ISI.HUI
mllh KI,s"M
llensle H.iMI
W, B, Walts
KOU HTATK ALIIHTOR
HKPl.'ltLICAN, I LKMOCHAT.
Marsh 4l.WlHtnltl
Minor i.VH
KOIt HTATK 'ITtKAHl'KK.H.
UKPI'llLlCAN. I HKMOCHAT.
Hex nobis 44, w! Hall 42,otH)
(iHiin r Vi.iW Adams I.4W
Kilt KTATK MlPICItlNTF.NOKNT.
i;i;'i;iilh:an. i dkmochat,
riioinns ....... Vt'.fo ' 'lemmoris Ki.li.S
-iH ATTUHNKV OKNKHAL.
It F.Pl. HLK'A N I I'KMOCHAT.
llevo r,,W Heeil 39.441
I Mahlemsn ,,,.J,7M licrge 24.137
Aii'leberry I7,H
Kolt IIAIIAVAT COMVIHKIONKK.
HKPLliLl'AN I DKMUCllAT
DECATUR BANK IS CLOSED
Secretary Royse Orders Farmers'
State in Burt County to
Suspend.
DEPOSITS TOTALED $96,000
'.'Inrke
Itatidiill
lohnson
Long ,,
.2i..4'.Ti Wilson
,V4,'f7Si Itldaell
,.WIV, Italston
.U,8l7Put ..
I Sughroe
.Vfi,,l
,.14,('fi
.. n.au
..lfl.Wi
6,'JtfS
FOIt LAND COMMIHNIONKIl.
lU'.PLKLICAN, LIJMOCIIAT.
Heckman 4I.7"!; Hhumwsy 2f,.Wl
Cook ........... li.1b'l y.lmmeruiari ...Z0.44K
l.eedom lil,V Mbernian W.stw
'Kllger .2St
TtK'JKNTH Or" TDK PNIVKRFtTV.
1!KPIP.L!''AN, I IiK.VIOCItAT.
Name 23.XI Hall MUM
Kmour 'iXWii Lnndls M.0.17
Ttssselt iW
McOllton 2:i,4i'.:
i lew lit 32,30!
Three Men Sent to
Pen from Custer
(. V.. Mlkel Drop Head.
WKPSTKn CITY, la., May .-cHpecn1
Telegram.) '. K. Mlckel dropped dead
at the Northwestern Kelt Shoe company
plant In this city todny. I nill recently
he w aj suiei'lntendent of the municipal
utilities here and was known ss one of
the best electrical workers and managers
In thin p;irl of the ftale.
BROKKN POV, Neb, May .-tRpe.
rial.) -Judge Hosteller lias been sitting
In district court this week and has passed
upon a number of cases, both civil and
criminal. Ed Poyer, a plasterer of this
place, was tried by Jury and found guilty
of deserting his wife and four children
He was sentenced to a year In the pent
tentlary. Frank Crist, was found guilty
of robbing the drug store of Kelley &
Wills at Anselnio last January, and was
sentenced to from one to seven years In
Ihn penitentiary. Frank Cutler entered
a plea of guilty to tho lsrceny of ten
head of cattle and received a sentence
of from one to ten years.
One of the heaviest foreclosure esses
ever heard here was that of the Kins
man Ind and Cattle company against
the Custer Land am Cattle company.
The property Involved consists of 2, or0
acres of land and Is known as the K. C,
rnneh. In this county. There were nine
mortgages against the property totaling
a sum of nearly r),o"A. A decree was
granted as prayed.
J. If. fcpaln, a liveryman of this city,
haa been arrested on tho charge of boot
legging and placed under $1,0 bond to
eppear for hearing In county court,
May 15.
Turn old furniture, household goods and
clothing Into cash with a Pee Want Ad.
WE CLE AIT AMD DTK OOWTtS,
DKEKSES AND WAISTS.
Dresher Bros.
DTTRB. DRY ClI Atf EKH, BATTERS
AITO TAILORS.
!211-aai7 FAR If AM ST.
MVe Call For and Deliver.
TYLER 345.
"Only Spring Fever"
That'll what you say when Nature protests
against your activities these Spring days. You are
drowsy; your joints ache; you hato to work. It
isn't because of tho weather. It's tho fact that,
your system is clogged; your blood overloaded with
tho stagnant waste of the winter. Clear up your
system und note the difference.
You Need a Good Tonic 4
Something that will purify your Mood, in
vigorate your digestion, overcome the stagnation,
which in usually catarrhal, and arouse your bodily
activities. "Spring Fever' is Nature's way of say-
iwi vu ncnl rYni'ii. tt tinui with lax uivo tjiKihtit . that Kill
mtly mtmuUto U-ly fuiutuint, rtattrr5 ;'(t-titr, iuMofato
tlir.Mhiti, niul .1 t rs )tur to ttrivi
'it u! titati!ml a, hi UitKirunl tu
dilna
fk ItJHiJ mt.l.in is ! fa
IM A ,' A IrtWef Iro, f ats
mmsji's vlt, 'atvxtt A.t 4
HtnJ it 4 4 ft' e .,
It nfl II (,.
1 V r Cent r"' i f etwaxkus, Ohi
(From a Btuff Correspondent )
LINCOLN, May .-tipecWI.)-Information
reached the ofrtce of beeretarv
Itoyse, of the htate 1'anklng board, tud.iy
that the farmers' State bunk of I'ecatui,
Hurt county, was tn trouble.
The report came from flunk Kiaiiilnrr
T. 11. Riley, wlio had been sent with
Kxamlner A. H, Touaiallii to rxiimlnn the
hank, after two of the oflccrs hud been
to Lincoln lo confer Willi tho board.
The messnge from Kxsmltier ltlley
prompted the state brcird to clone In Insti
tution. The hank bad a i apltal of .'(,ij00 and at
the last report, made February IS, showed
a net profit of ll.tiKi, bills payable of .!l,-i
(Kit); deposits, !si.inin; loans, 110.10,M, and
a.Hh anil sight tS' hange of $.5..'D. Tho
officers o the hunk are A. H, Watson,
president; Theodore Kenning, v he presi
dent; John K. l;ioit, cashier, and Jaipes
Klllolt, assistant esshli r. John li. Klllntt
resigned a short time ago as cashier.
There was $4,000 In state funds deposited
In tho bank, whkh under the guaranty
lw, will not. be lost to the state. This
Is the Informal Ion given nut by Htglo
Treasurer Hal this afternoon.
KAI.I.K ' ' IT Y , S' b.. May H.-J.-pe, lal.i
-The work of dynamiting the drainage
ditch .( of Vreston, to give It more
dfpth. bus heeo going on for the lust few
ilsve. on Thursday after an explosion
of the Htrli of djnsnilte, a part of the
hank caved off. exposing a large vase
like vessel about f feet below the urfacv
The workmen thought It might be a Span
I'll pot of gqld and dug It out but found
nothing but evidence that It bad con
tained fire at some time In Its hlstorj,
na the Inside was blackened. This most
llLMU I,, l,II I!..... ...I.U(,.l.. 1...II..,,
I
; trile It as embedded In stiff clay
iiud the. ground around It had no ap
pearance of ever timing been disturbed
l, ('. Kdwarda and A. H. Keltn, who are
Interested hi gathering curlon and d.itii
along that line for the ,( unherslly.
went lo the place and took M picture of
the find and are confident that there i
more pottery located near and will pros
pect for the same In a short time
STEBBENS FILES PETITION
TO RUN FOR CONGRESS
lIVoiii a Staff i ."orrcMpondent )
LINCOLN, May fi. (Special.) - Just as
peoplo Here beginning to draw a long
breath of relief thai the primary eieeihm
ss over ami thai there would probably
ha h rest at least until sfler the big
convention. n,)r,K con,r. a rsndldal lor
office und fib a for congress vt tt It the sec
retary of slate.
This afternoon Secretary of state Pool
received a petition filing the name of
Luclen Hlehhens of North Platte as 11
candidate for congress by petition In the
Wxlh district. Mr, Htebbens served In the
IW legislature.
DELEGATES HOLD
INFORMAL MEET
Republicans Goino' to Natio- ' "in
vention Are Guests of Howard
H. Haldritre.
AGREEMENT 0V HEADQU"TJIS
8ix of ihf NebtHBka delegation to
ihn irpubluaii national runventloD
took dinner together Friday as the
gnosis ot lliiwarti 11. Ilalililgo with a
view 10 goitlnK iti'tjiialnied and dts
ens. ipk infiii iiiiilly ii.v ai rangeiiit'iilji
tut the tlhlciigo unTtlnti.
Tliey wf'i'o. hosldog Mr. Hrildltgi', K,
li. (iiiini y .nt Frt'inont, former Coo
gioKhiiuin lirucst I'ollanl (if N
hnwkH, .1. Ufid liroen of Uucnln, W
C. May nf tidthi'iii '.1 i'K and i'oicr
JntiKi'ti of lleatrtce, word being atut
by sevciHl oilifrg tif their Inability to
come (o Uinaha at this Ihno,
(ithers ineseiit ,y Invltntlon wcie ex
Senator Hiirkell. ho has the state k ell
dorsriui nl for vice preshh nt; former
Senator Norn Hrnwn, John l Kennedy,
the parly s noinlnea for I'nlted Stales
senator, Victor Kosewater, edlior of The
Ho and former chairman of the repub
lican nutloiial committee, anil Hoas L
llauiinonil, editor of (he Tremont Trlti
uiie, Hon all Orlg loalrd,
'I he conference was tho oulgrowth of
a suggestion inailn at a luncheon last
week ulleiidi tl by M , Uahlrlge, ex-Solo
slora Hurkelt .nd Hiown and National
t.'oiiimtiteemnii It. 11. Howell. At that
lime Mi. Howell approved the proposed
meeting and the lime fixed for It as well
hi the plan of Mr. tlaldrlge to Issue the
Invitation, but before the day arrived
he bad sent letters to out-of-tov n delegates-elect
adflalng them that he would
make all arrangements, with their ip
proval, by mall, and be and Delegates
elect L're and Gould Diets discovered
they bad other engagements that pre
ven'el them from attending.
IImmi-II Fought Shy.
Mr, Howell had also given out to the
local demociaili. organ a 'forecast of
'heir non-aiteiidsnce, hearing the Infer
ence that Ihey were afraid that some
thing might ..a put over on Ihein.
While 110 formal notion was tsken, the
'lelegalen piesenl ciiine to a consensus
of opinion Ihut they shi.ubl g over to
Chicago In s pel' i' egallon isr and
that tin y iniliitalii ne..du"si'ters III a
room reserved for 'hem by Mr. Howell
li the 1 oiigiess hotel and also provide
Nebraska had:;os for Nebraska visitors.
Mr, Howell la to bo asked to perfect Hie
in iiiiigeno nt foi lliesii plans If sgreeshle
to the it hols delegation. Mr. Ilurkett
will conduct bis vice prudential cam
pslg.i along with the Nebraska delega
tion as bis base of rprai one.
North Platto Woman
Shoots Her Husband
N'OHTH I'l.ATTli, Neb, May rt.-tSpe-clal
1-I'nised with jealousy, Vivian I'og
ett jesterday seized a revolver and fired
five shols at her husband, Harry l'og
Mitt. as the two sat st lha table 111 their
home, a rooming bouse which thewomnn
operates here. One bullet alrurk I'og-
r:t In the shooirler, th other pene
trnted hiJ ahd"men, Mrs, Doggett then
telejdioiierl the rheriffs office of what,
she had done and asked that, an officer
he sent to place her under arrest. fch"
was taken to Ho- woman's ward In the
county )nll slid Hoggett was hurried to a
hospital, whore physicians sy that he
will recover. Mrs Hoggett says . fi'r
husband told her he Intended leaving her
to go to Omaha to the with another
woman.
llann's t rifle l.nses Job.
WABHJVSToN, May - Herbert Put
ham. iibiarian of the oiigresHtonnl library,
today dismissed from office Ernest
Druneken, assisisnt retrlster of the copy
right division, for remarks aliened to
have been (lisienieciful to President mil
lion's foreign policy.
WE CLE AW ItUOS. CABPETg,
DBAPtRIES ANO CUTAIK.
Dresher Bros.
DTCE8, SBT CLEAN EES, KATTCKB
AND TAILORS,
aaii-2317 rtiKAM bt.
Our AutomobUes Psss Your Door Every
Day.
TYLEU 34S.
FOR SALE
815 WORTIUNGTOf, ST.
Iionutlfnl titid hphcIoub home
In Worthlngton l'lacn, conven
lont to hurrhos, schools and
lepots, tCjDO.oo, forms to suit,
for quirk mile, riencnt owners
ocpd liirgfr idiuo, 1
TIM DINAN
r.OO Hrniiilcls l'ld.,
Tll'lllt)lllt DtlDKlllN a!H. ,
.. s"''
j vSlmttm k vSumintT School tvtict Cmp j
I Jl II 1(1 Al,vV T ) I
. v.,,.vi t'...L ,.,1 it . .i.Kf.,i n , .1 .
i
1 r.orosl C ll avriinl Vi!k lit U iftll I:.m 1 r.iitnn
UM"I I ll niv.. ! r .11 fi ,.ll( ll!!.,!, til
n .' h , v,t
" .') I 4 ' I.. 4 1.!,., !l I !' il'BOOt. l.oHal. M !
I
Orchard
W
ilhelm Co.
Gift Shop
French 0!an Klower Bowls end
Vanes, dellRhlfnl tdxturn and won
derful roIorltiRg f'lir-rry, Oranjte,
Emerald an Amethygt
N $1.00 to $5.00
x 414-16-18 South Sixteenth Street
Summer Furniture Sale
Suites and Separate Pieces in Willow, Rattan, Drown Finish,, Fiber
Green and Erown, Combinations Wood. Porch Hammocks, Novelties, Etc.
SOMIO WKHK SAMI'liKS mid nro sliglitly filiop worn. An uimmially lnrtfo fiHsort
nifiit to fliooHo from.
Tlirso nro tho Uif't V'nliiea vt liavo r-vor tiffcrcfl nt Um hfffiiininKr of Ilio, wisnn.
A Partial List of tho Bargains:
Mrs. Rorer
Is unnotincod for a scries of lec
tures and lecture demonstration
n
Tin: Airr or cooking,"
to bo given innrnliiK and afternoon
dally (lurlnK the work of
Mnj U'Jil to a" 111, Imhislve
nt thla htore, under the auspices
of the
I,ii(ll's of St. Mury's Avenue
CoimreRnlloiiiil (Imrrh
Proceed to bo devoted to a fund
for a new Parish Mouse,
Course Tickets can !e se
riiml ftoni the I'ltflles of the
ni(rctiilloii, and lit
Hheriiiiiii & Met 'otiiicH's,
i .MhiIicus' lUiok Ntore, ami
tUcliiinl K Wllholm Co.
H.B0 Weathered Onk Arm Chair $ 3.00
6.50 Weathered Onk Ttoeker 1.00
4.00 lied or Oreen Lawn Mocker ,, . , U.2."
3.ri0 Tied or tirrrn Lawn Chiilr il.OO
3.50 Hickory Rocker I 'Z.'ZTi
3.25 Hickory Chair 2.00
G.'G Hickory Table . , U.ftO
1.0' Brown Itiitlan Rottee 11.00
9.00 Drown Untfart Mocker. ...... , (.50
10.00 Natural lUltnn Chair 7,00
6,00 fircrn Fiber Chair 3.75
14.50 Natural Uattan Rocker 0.50
IE. 00 NHfiiral liattan Arm Chair 10.00
10,0') Oreen Fiber Win Chair,..
I). 00 Natural Knttiin Rocker ...
4.50 Rattan Muffin KtHnd . , , . ,
15.00 fJreen Porch Hwlng
11.5') (iteen Fiber Wing Chair,,.
it. o-i Ilrow n Fiber Htund
7.5 J Drown Rattan Rocker
8.60 Drown Rattan Ann Chair,.
3.00 Drown Rattan Arm Chair..
11.60 (Iroen Fiber Seltee
8.00 (ireen Fiber Chair
11.00 Drown Rittlan Chair .....
8.00 Creeii Fiber Desk
12.00 Green Fiber Work Jtasket
7.50
0.50
3.50
N.50
0.50
5.50
5.75
5.75
8.75
5.50
7.50
5,75
7.50
Our Superior Stocks of Rugs and Draperies Offer Many Advantages
$20.75 to $31.50 for
9x12 Axminster Rugs
In a particularly fine aBsortment of patterns and
colorings bltieH, browns and tans, greens and rose;
toinn seamlCKS and some seamed.
Seamless Brussels Rugs
9x12 Size, $18.50
mm
mt at,
I rHliraiiiirriiiiii i n j m M nXf'kfyg tm.
Sunfast and Tubfast
Drapery Materials
For Curtains, Overcurtains and Portieres
In a number of styles and colors Intended for use In bedroom, living
mom snd sun room 50 Inches wide (wide enough to spilt for ordinary
sized windows). '
Prices From $1.00 to $3.50 Yard
New "Kapock" Silk Drapery Material
In a number of dlferent effects Bhown In blue, rose, mulberry, green
and brown
At $1.50, $2.00, $2.25 and $3.00 Yard
A Stock of Lace Curtains
that will please the most exacting at most any
virtually add another living room to the house. They admit free clr- r1"!.
Vudor Porch Shades
Rugs for Porch and Sunroom
Something new a superior w liter proof fiber
tils, both re vers! lil and seniuless, that comes In
uiiiht sttrsrtlve pattertiH and color romblnatlnns.
Nt st all expetiKhe, but very sfnleeahle; coum
iili be titcd tn advantage It) th bedrooin.
81.115 87.50
iCT-rt.,,, :j.5o t)ia M.75
41.00 7KMl... h.50
7-t t.
r.oo
1 1.04)
dilation of air, hut shut out (he sunlight. Made in green, brown and a
combination of green and brown.
I ft, l.y 7-S. S2.50 tt. hy 7-8, $;j.5o H ft. by 7-H. ..75
, Ht ft. by T-H, S4J.50 J ft. hy 7-H, JSS.00
Bungalow Vudor Porch Shade
Shown In Dungslow coltif, brown and tun
4 ft. if ,sa.75 " (,-. s:i.oo u. i- -. s 1.5
in ft. ' " ". S5.75 i-i n. '. 87.U5
Inlaid Linoleum 85c Sq. Yard
A very erellent l.lnol utii tit this low price, I hough notnenbat lighter In
weigh! than the more wpcnslvx grade
A Most Complete Showinn of Inlaid Linoleum
$1.10 to $1.8$ Square Yard
Lacet Arabian Curtains
Fern and Ivory S 1.85 ,0 832.50 P"'r
Duchess Lace Curtains
Ivory snd l hiimpimne , , . .$ 1,50 'l1 $18.75 P'r
Cluny Lace Curtains
White nd I-;, ru 8.25 o 818.00 vr
Scrim and Marquisette Curtains
hlt Ivor) und K ru . , , . J)5 to 810.00 r'r
Muslin Curtains
r-lnin or Huff led 81.1:5 81,50 r'r
Real Hand Cluny Lace
1 hull lo ,t llitlift ulile.
15c to $150 Tor Yard
WbHc and IN iu.
Victrola
Club Week
Offer
CmtlM MT 1'th.
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