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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1916.
UE STOCK- MARKET
fOattle Receipts Light, Trade is
Active and Steady Sheep
' f '' ! ' I
EOOS ACTIVE AND STEADY
1,111
tteeatpuarere:-
EOfSrtal Monday .
TueaAav. holiday
reran, i wdnoiay l.tTi
tofsrlal Tnureday ... 1,114,
fEatltnata Friday .... S7(
Omaha, Joly . 1111.
r cattle. Hon. Shai.
S.24I 1.121
1 1.040
11.121
i:.io
T.TII
' 11.041
1,000
42.T14 11,171
11,010 41,11?
11,110 11,000
It.lM 11.714
41.141 17.840
17,221 47.I6J
Ptr dan this wok. 1,111
.Same daya la.t week. 11.121
tllm dara 8 woeka asoll.117
ftftme day a t weeka afoli.141
saroe daya 4 waaka aco30,771
fcttame daya laat year. . 1,010
iTba followrtns table mowe tba raeetpta .1
rattle, hoc. and aheap at tba South Omaka
I've atorb market for tba yaar to data, aa
compared with laat yaar: r '
int. tne. , TJao.
rttl .... 100,714 lll.MT 07.607 ......
f.Hoo l.7,ftl I,0a.l4 111,107
&ep .....1,010,014 1,011.111 11,471
I The rollowtnt tabta ahowe tba av.rar.
: pnwi or nova at tne umana Itva atock mar-
Hot for the laat Tw daya. wltb cnmpanoom-
Data.
una JO.
UaM II.
ZJun. 32.
tjund It.
frfuna ee
Jona H
Una 10.
June 17.
Una. II
Jane 10.
Una. 10.
!JI 1
iH S.I
uniy o
iff .
1010 11011. 11014 noil 11018.11011
0 41 bi
1'H
oi 3;
40 H
I
1 oa
3
414
0 17fi
ill
o it
t oo
7 74 1 II
7 10 00
i
t 41 I 17
t ii i to
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f II I II
T 141 I 21
I 40
0 00
I
I II
I It
I in
I 71
e I
111
? 411
1 30!
I 10
T 10
I 14
I 14
a
7 10
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I M
I II
II
10
I 14
a
I II
I 14
II
ii!
ii
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11
IJvtf HoU4ay. . , , '
wind ay '
CATTT.B fUeatpti vera light aa iual
afridaj, there beta only aleven care
Wf which tu raally not mouth to make
mexket. Wht few then were Mmmand
a tally ataady price, varythtnf changing
haade la rood nuoi. For tha wk price
a baef ataara ara around Htjioe lowor.
tho advaae of Monday bavin i been wiped
a and mora, too. The beat gradaa of owe
jaW hoKora bav not ehanirad much, while
jiaadlam and oonunon fraao itoeh la un
favenly lowor and alow. Very low atoek
ijora and todora are coming, while tha do
I vand la fair for thla aoaaoa of tba yaar.
i Medium to oonunon kinds ara alow aellera.
and havo aoan traduaily aaalnf off.
f Quota Uoaa on fUl: Oood to eaolee
heoTM, ft.tO.M; fatr to food boerea.
Ml; food to ohloi yoarllnva, It.eolfl.U;
road to choke rrlln(. It.toeiO.K;
talr to caoel raarllasa. (8.1.0 oommon
-to fair yaartlnffB, f.I.M food to oho.ee
ihaffeiw, IT.M9S.2I; good to oholea vowa,
!M.?df.TI; fair to good cow, I8.00ei.1l;
!emmoi to fatr eowa, $I.7l.Wj food to
choice foadara, M.OOtfl.lO; felr to food feed
art, T.Idl.M: common to fair foedsra,
Htl7.K; food to choloe otockera, I7.TB
1.40; atock helfere, M.sdT.SBf atoek
ieawa, ,?,; atoek oalvea, e.7Sdl.la;
vaal aalvoa. t.lfielMI; beef holla, ataa.
ate., t.od7.; boloma balla, i.fi0O.f0.
HOO in aatta of the faat that tha run
Jwaa .ao larva and that soma of tha other
?aaariMta wiroa aUffhtiy waakar proapoota,
tooal ahlPDor borers aaaln cot tat action
?rtr and banvht what hen they could usa
nx pnooa tftai were aasnr ateaor to atronf.
ia faot. aa waa tba eaaa rastorday. some
of their rahaao were aa mock aa f
tin
It iookod early aa thourh aaokoni had
froed raasona to aak aome oonoeeelone. and
tAdr ftrat parchaaot were a little oaate.
'hat whan the bt bulk of tha hoae started
'to moro It waa oa a lenarally steady baals.
ith oloaa waa another active affair, and
!tto trade waa, If anything, tha beet time.
packers calling some of tha hogs they
bought toward the flnloh stronger, A food
fCloaraaeo waa made lirfora 1:10.
j Tha laaat that could bo said of the mar
kftt waa that- It waa a rood, active, steady
i iftffalr, and a good many traders quoted the
average market atronf. Bulk of tha pack
ing rtoga again oold at IMOOMt, with the
Mggeat atrtnf at It.so. The top reached
equaling tha year's high mark, which
:1a tha big host Agure paid since 1910, To
'day's top la alae the highest price over paid
! )a the month of July. Aa compared with
ithe closlnc day of last week, current
wclnr prteea are Just about steady, while
hipping hogs look a little higher and the
,nVfr-.jre trade le strong.
? SHKBP Receipts of Umbo weirs the
i largest far a Friday st&na tho first week of
February, and did; not lack much of being
lea heavy aa on any previous day or tne
;wek. Batlraates put the supply at thlr-
ty -seven cars, or 19,000 head, which makes
tha total tor the week to data JM?1 head.
Thla la a shortage of almost 14.000 as com-,
pared with last wVk, and Is 11,000 smaller,
than a ysar ago, but larger than two weeks
ago by 4.000 head.
Aside front the heavy local run, the sup
ply was light all around the circuit, and
paoklnr demand continued good, the mar
ket opening early oa a strong to mostly
fiieo higher basis. Bulk of th range
lambs on offer aold at f 10.B0O10.C0, with
a three-car band at SlO.tt, the days top
and tha hlgheat price paid so far this
month Quality was again very good, and
eortlng continued comparatively light. Prlcea
today ara generally loviac nignr man at
the eloee of hut week,, when 110.60 was
buying moat of tha good lam be. Quality
haa been food all week, and light sorting
has been a feature,
The supply of old sheep waa, as usual,
extremely light and prices continued strong.
No reel good ewes were nere, best on orrsr
bringing IT. 00. It Is thought that some
thing real d-olreble would land somewhere
around $7.1097-31, but there haa been noth
Inf of that sort here at any lime this week.
A few range yearlings sold at 18.00 again
today. The old sheep and yearling trade
haa been oonalitantly strong all week, and
while no advance haa been quotable on any
one day, prices look 15 20c above laat
week'a cloee.
One load of deelri.nl feeding lam be made
tip tha entire suppply and they sold readily
enough at 19.00, the hlgheat price paid
I nee grass lambs started coming la any
great numbers. Good feeders have taken
about tho same sort of a enures aj fat
lambs thla week and ara now quotable at
l.7.00. y
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Lambs,
good to choice, I10.S0O10.0I; Iambs, fair
to good, 99.76ofiO.lO; lambs, feeders, $MO0
9.00; yearlings, food to choice, IT. 60O8.10;
yearlings, fair to good, 14.769? 0; wethers,
fair to choice, $4.t09?.60; ewes, food to
choice, 14,7697.11; awea, fair l to food.
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' CHICAGO UVB WTOCK sfARatBT.
Oattl Market Steady Hoga VnaeMlaeV
, Hheop Firm,
dhlcago, July t.-CATTL Recalpta,
I, 900 head; market ateady: native beef cat
tle, I7.S0OU.30; wee tern steers. IS. 2001,40:
stockera and feeders, $fi.409 06; cows and
heifers, fs.7699.76; calves, 98.60911.26.
HOQS Receipts, 81.000 head; market un
settled 6c lower; bulk of sales, 80.76010.06;
light.. I0.60O1O.0S; mixed. $9.6010.16;
heavy, .B0O10.17H; rough, , .t0&9.flt;
Pigs. 18.0009.60, .
HHEEP AND IAMBl?--Reoeipts. 8.009
hsad; market firm; wethers, 94.7691-10;
ewes, 118698,78; lambs, $7,60911 10. V
, ' M. Loads Uva Soaek Market.
Bt. liOula, July 1.CATTLa-Reoelpta,
MOO head; market steady! native beef
steers. 17.60911.96; yearling ateera and
heifers, 81.60 10.46; eowa, 86.6098. 86,'
stockera and feeders, $6.1098.90; Texas and
Oklahoma steers, 15.69 9 8.90; prime year
llng ateera and heifers, $1.79910.96; cows
and -heifers, 99.909I O0; prime southern
steers, $9.09910.09: native calves. $9,909
II. 90. ' '
HOOit Reoelpta, 9,100 headi market,
higher; plga and Hghta, l.76Ol0.I0; mixed
and butchers. $9.90 9 10.21 good heavy,
910.16919.26; hulk of sales, $9.96910.10.
HEEP AND LAW BH Receipts, 1.100
head; market strong: wethers, $6.0098 00;
clipped ewes, $4.0096.00;' clipped lambs,
$8.009to.40; spring lambs, $7,00910.76, ..
" Kansas City Lhva Btoek Market.
Kansas City, July T. CATTLE Receipts.
1,900 hesd, including 1.800 wtherns: mar
ket steady! prime fed steera, $10,16911-00;
dresaed &t atoera, $6.0091M0i western
stssrs, $7.00910.80; stockera and fdra.
.76f8,9i bolls, II. 7607.14; oalvea, $9.40
K008 Recalpts, . head!i; market
ateady: bulk of aaiea. $; 1 Jm
110.00910.10: packers and butchers, 18.809
10.09: Tight, 0.70O9-j P-ora. $,-?J'2'.M
HfcF AND tAMBihacalpta, 8,000
head; market hlgherj lamba, $9-JS":
yearlings, I7.60OI.36; wethers, 9.60O7.60;
owes, $4.8697.10.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special Stocks, Particularly
Those of War Group, Are
k Under Pressure.
BETHLEHEM STEEL GAINS
v M. Jaaaph Lira Stoak Market. .
t. Joaeph. afo., Jir CATTLJ0 Re
.alpta, 100 haod; market ateady; ateera,
l7.IOK10.10r oowo id heltere, I4.MOI.I0I.
eowa. 7.ooeil.0O. , r;
HOOS Itaoelpta. , 4,000 . bead i : rn'
ateady: top, HO.OOi bulk of oaleoj $1.00
haa4i market hlhari lamba, 10.01.7I.
, Hon Ctty Un Mook Marliao. 1
Blou City, July . CTTI, Receipto,
1.100 head; market ateady; native eljera,
.0010.71 eowa and hnltere, 4)0.1191. 00;
bulla. ata, etc., 15.20(17.00, , ,
HOOB Kecelpte, 1,000 head: market
tribady It lower; heavy, 10.0191-10;
mixed. ll.IHfl.lll ll.ht, Il.40ei.t6.
SHKEP AND LAMPg Beeelpta, lOOJieajK
-! Rfti Bee Wtnt Adi for profit Uoe
them for reiulti. . -. (
New Tork, July 7. special atock., par
ticularly thoee campriolne the war froup
were a.atn under preaaure today, togather
with other leeuea remotely related to that
dtvlclon. Extreme decline, of 2 to 4 polnta
were recorded by the more Important muni
tlone, tha one etrtklne; exception 4elnf
Bethlehem Btert, wheh .alned It polnta to
4tt on a fairly lr. number of tranaao.
tlone.
Matal atocka, notably tha Zinc laauea. can.
tlnued to lo.o ground on the further de
cltne In theee product, -abroad. Shipping
aharoe were conetatentty heavy. United Fruit
loalng I polnta with almoat aa mueh for
Mercantile Marine preferred. Sugare war.
aubject to profit taking on tbelr recent
advanoe and motora were letharglf when
not heavy. Variable deellaee were acorad
by United tatee Induatrial Alcohol, Teiae
company. Federal Mining and aome of the
Induatrial leeuea, dependent upon favorable
tariff achedulea. Americana and affiliated
atocka offered greater reeletance than moot
other etocka. Petroleum cloalng with an
actual gain. California Petroleum, alee war.
Unuaually active and atrong.
Except' for Reading, which waa one of
the chief feature, of tha forenoon, Bella
were acareely a market factor. Union Pa
clflo and St. Paul manlfeeted little of
thelf recent reelllency and Canadian Pacific
kt all lie aubatantlal rlee of the flrat
houra.
Publication of tha crop report In tha tatter
part of the eeaelon contributed to tha par
tial ralllea of that period. General crop
oondltlona dleloaed Improvement over the
preoedlng month, especially aa to corn and
winter wheat.
Total aaiea of atock. amounted to 410,000
Bonda war. Irregular on dlveralfled deal
Inga ' total aaiea par value, 12.211,000.
United State, bond. war. unchanged on
"A". ' - . . .
i - -. Balee- Itign. irfw.
Am. Beet sugar...
American Can .... .
Am. Car. ft J"dry..
Am. Locomotive. ,.
Am. Smelt. Bel . .
Am. Sugar Bef....
Am. Tel. It Tel.....
Am. L. S....
Anaconda Copper. .
Atohlaon ..........
Bald, liocomotlva. .
Baltimore ft Ohio..
Brook. Bapld Tran.
H. ft a Copper.....
Cal. Petroleum
Canadian Pacific.
Central Leather....
Cheaapeaka ft Ohio
C, M. ft St. P....
Chicago ft M. W.
C. R. 1. ft P. By. ..
Chtno Copper
Colo. Fuel ft Iron.. T.I00
Corn Product. Ref. 1,000
rmrihl. 1,1.1 11.000
Pletlllere' Securttlaa 700 44H
Erla ..,. 1,100 tffc
uenerai cieotno. ........ , ...
Qraat Northern pfd. 1,400 111
ut. no. ure cite. too
Illlnola central....!
Inter. Con. Corp... . 100 17
Ineplratlon Copper. 11,700 tlH
Inur. Harveeter... 100 111(4
Int. 11. U. pfd. otfa. 11,000 01
X. C. Southern 300 II
Kennacott Copper. , 1,100 411,
Loul.vllle ft Naah,.
Mea. Petroleum... : IT, 100 104 '
Miami Copper...... 1,100 16
m., K, t. nra...
10.200 re esie
1,100 II 11 II
i. ooo si ii ;;
1,000 10 01 ii 11
1,600 Ii- 144 JJ
"ioi iio" iii" m
11,100 II 10 11
14,100 11 II 12
1 100 101 101 3 101
10,400 70 01 00
1,100 II II II
ii. iii 'oik' 'iiii ?
2.100 22 20 11
1.101 111 110 110
1,200 17S 10 10
W 11 ,11 02
1,000 II 17 01
100 110 110 121
.ooo ii 12 aa
s,,..,
44 12 44
. 14 'i 14 H
II 11 70?
44 44
II 2
.... Ill
in
it
in no
in in
H ii
It . IB
47 47g
101
4
Mleaourt Paciflo
Montana Power....
National Lead '.
Nevada Copper....',
New fork Central. .
N. T., N. H. ft H..
Norfolk ft Weetern
Northern Pacific.
Paciflo Mall,..,...
Paciflo Tel. ft Tel.
Pennaylvanla ... ..
Ray Con. Copper, .
Readlna
Rep. iron ft Steal.
l.aoo
too
"itf
it
1.400 11 14
1,700 101 101
12
J
88
104
II
Shattuck Arli. Cop. i 100
400 111 ' 111 11
1,200 114 ill 114V
200 20
4,700 It
1,700 22
11,300 100
1
10 11
17 17
13 23
11 01
4114 41
28 24 27
11 II
14 24 24
1.100
1.100 2414
7,400 130 112 llli
..... ..... 0.
113
Southern Pacific
Southern Ballway.
Studebaker Co. ... ,
Tnnnea.ee xjoppar,.
Texaa Company....
Union Pacific.
Union Paciflo pfd..
IT. S. lnd. Alcohol,
Vntted Statea Steel. 10.100
U. S. Steel pfd 700 117 117
Utah Copper,. 1.000 71 7
Wabaeh pfd. "B". . - l,40 - II II
W,arn tTnlon 400
Weel. Electric... 11.100 17 II
Total aaiea lor tna day, tie,
1,100 101
, 1,100 lion
1.100 12
1,000 13IW
a
IT 11
I II
.000 abar,
111
12
130
0
117
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CHICAGO GBMIM AKO PROVISION 8. :
Baias la Spring Crop Begioai Balsa Price
, ejf Wheat.
Chicago, July 7. Notwithstanding that
the bearish nature of the government crop
report had been yenerally foreseen, wheat
prices today showed strsngth, the result
uhlefly of unwelcome rains In the north
west and of higher quotations at Uvsrpocl.
the close, although unsettled, was at He
to 940 net advance, with July, 81-09. and
September, 1, e&01. 01:
Corn flnlahed 9o off to 9c up,
and oats gained e to 0e. In provis
ions, tha outcome rarled from lo decline to
a rlae pi 17e.
Pear of ruat In the spring crop belt owing
to continued excessively humid weather
lifted wheat right at the start and ao too
did the Liverpool advance. Reporto that
Kansas farmers were manifesting a dispo
sition to retain holdings tsndsd further
to strengthen the . market. On the bulge,
however, offerings here became more lib
eral, 'Influence! partly by aaaertlona that
the Bouth Dakota harvest would - begin
within two weeks, and by word of unex
pectedly good threshing retuma In Okla
homa and Kansas. Besides comprehensive
advices to a leading authority Indicated
that the winter crop aa a whole would be
far superior to last year.
Good support for wheat was encountered
on the dtp In prlnee iThs chief reaeon ap
peared to be that offerings of new wheat
seemed relatively scarce and that with hard
wheat at the Gulf of Mexico quoted at 10c
under Manitoba's, the incentive waa some
what greater for speculators to buy.
Corn ascended to ths highest quotatlon
that have been reached on the present up
turn, yellow corn In the sampls market
mounting to above 90c a bushel. Active de
mand from exporters furnished ths impetus
for the upward awing, but waa offset to
somes extent by fine weather for the grow
ing crop. Oats reflected the corn atrength.
In addition, there were evidences that hot
weather In Iowa had . done considerable
damage. ' -
Perkere buying overcame In part an early
decline In the provision market. The- de
cline had resulted from the fact that the
supply of hogs here waa larger than ex
pected. Cash Prices Wheat: No. t red.
11.0 No. 9 red, $1.09; No. t hard and
No. $ hard nominal. Corn; No. 9 yellow,
0U 42 SOkc; No. 4 yellow, 7l078a: No.
4 white, TTteOMc. Oats: No. whits,
99 93914c; standard, eOUOtOHc Rye
No. I. 960990. Barley, 91 9 90c. Timothy.
99.79. Clover, $7,009" Pork. 134.409
11.40. Lard, $1917. Bibs, $l---U
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 219270.
POTATOKS Unsettled; new, receipts, 19
cars: Oklahoma and Arkansas sacked Tri
umphs, 99c9tl-06; Illinois Ohio, 90c9
$1.00; Virginia barreled, 99.M9110.
EOOSr -Lower; receipts, 17,919 cases;
firsts, 92992c; ordinary Arete, 90931c;
at mark eases Included, 10921c. ,
POULTRY Alive, higher; fowla, IT.;
springs, 1300.;
MCW TOU GEXBBAL MARKET.
New Tork, July T. FLOUR 4Julet. '
WHEAT Spot, firm; No. 1 durum, $1.19;
No. t hard, $1.17 i No. 1, northern, Du.
luth, $1.14; No. 1, northern, Manitoba.
$1.17, f. o. b., New Tork. Futures nominal.
CORN spot, firm; No, I yellow, 90, c.
!,.f., New Tork.
' OATS Spot, quiet. ' : -; ' r
HOPS Quiet.
: HIDEO Stead?. . -
, HAT Quiet. ......
i LEATHER Firm.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; mess. 19.909
17.00; family, 939.00999.oo; snort oioar,
$24.9001700. Beef, firm; mess, $17,909
19.90; family, 919.00920 00, Lard, ateady;
mlddlewest, $12.90919.40.
TALLOW Firm; city, ct country, 99
;
Savannah, Oa-, July 1 TURPENTINR
rirm; 4141oi sales, 1,49ft bbla.; re-
MORTGAGES
(Sand-Amual htmt
. ON
('Productive Nebraska
Farms.
Every Farm Personally Inspect
ed by a Member ot the Firm.,
' Payne Investment Co., .
63T Omah Nsl'l Bsalt Bid,.
calpta, 111 bbla.i ahtpraenu, III kola.; atock.
12,142 hbla.
ROSIN Firm! aaiea, 124 bbla.i raoalpu..
2,042 bbU.; ahlpmenta. 2,711 bbla.; atock,
41,702 bbla.. Quote: A, B, 11.12; C. P.
K, 11.21; F. O. H, I. 15.71; M, 11.10; N,
IS.IO; WO, I0.10: WW, 11.10. ,, .
lire Stoob la. Sl.ht.
Receipt, of llvo atock from tha five prin
cipal weatern marketa: , w
Cattle; Hoite. Sheep
Omaha 271 ; 11.100 10,000
St. Loula,. .1.100 , 1,700. , 1,100
C'hlca.o i,..,. ..1.000 21.000 1,000
Xaniaa City ..1,200 4,400 1,000
Slcua Cly...i. i.l.loo. 1,000 . 200
ACIDS IN THE SYSTEM
Total,.. .
.1.771 14,700 J2,40
ItaBk Clearlaea.
Omahfe July 7. Bank dearth, for Oma
ha today ware 12,111.011.21 and for tha cur.
.reepondin.. day. laat yaar 12,111,111.12. '
Acidi sccoraulating in the lyttem in
excels, poiion the blood and cause a
great variety of diseases, affecting the
ikin and other mucous lurfacei, the
heart and arteries, brain and general
nerrous system, joints and muscles.
Some of these diseases are Rheoma
tiim In its many forms, Catarrh,
Eczema, Hives, itching and burning
of the skin, dutaineis, mental deprei
lion and a variety of other ailments.
You muit eliminate the acid from
your system and purify your blood
before you can be rid of your trouble.
S. S. S. has been purifying and nour
ishing the blood for over half a cen
tury. It is alio a very efficient tonic
and being purely vegetable, it is the
molt efficient agent known la the
cleansing of the blood and toning up
of the system. i
Call for it at your druggists and
don't accept a substitute. If special
medical advice is desired write Med-'
ical Department 93, Switt Specific Co, '
Atlanta, ba.
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See Yellowstone
National Park-
"The land ol Wonders'
Three hundred square miles of ovttractloni
that interest and awe the visitor geysers,
falls, brillituitly-oolored pools, rock forma
tions, mineral deposits and, exoelling all,
the Grand Canyon of the Yellowitone.
Yellowstone attraote totjriits from abroad,
for nowhere else to there anything to com
pare with our Rational Wonderland surely
every true American will include in bis "See
America First" plans a tour of our first
and foremost national reserve. .
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$34.50
Omaha to Yellowstone,
Montana (western en
trance). $41.2o addi
tional cover, complete tour of the Park.
Stopovers allowed In Colorado and Utah
of lufldent length to allow ot side trips of
interest. Socky Mountain Vational Park
and Xstes Park, In Colorado, are particu
larly recosuriendod.
UnlonPacfflcSysteni
f Pepriar ni Dlred YeltowstoBe Btnte
will gladly assist yon In planning your Yel
lowstone trip by sending descriptive matter
outlining eost and profits of a summer vaca
tion in this section of the west
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L BKOTDOBIT, 0. P. ft T. A
lS2w yarnam Street, Omaha, Neb.
Phone Douglas tiOOO.
THE BIG SALE HAS
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The City With Its Bargain Marvels and
Sweeping t lie Country tike aTornado
. There i no help for it, and it must be done! By orders of the new t -
management, now in full charge. . .. ; v
It's the DAElGAinS That GLlSfJG the CROWDS
Crowds so thick that you can't budge, aisles packed and counters
? crowded. - Only seven days of quick-firing bargain specials to unload this
, entire stock or parts thereof .
Thousands of Dollars I'orih of Merchandise Dumped Into
. the Bargain Bins for Tomorrow's Selling
COME AND GET YOUR SHARE
Sale Cr
Now on in 3
Full fl Q
Blast et U U U L--J
Only 7 Days.
Look For'
The
Yellow
D Signs ,
214-216 North 16th Street, Near Davenport. Only 7 Days.
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