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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL 16,
1920.
1
Omaha nffirpi Off With
-spr WII-VVI Wit VfJIMI
i - : Prize Trophy for Girl
recruiting officer yesterday left for.
Red Cloud Neh uhr tnrlaw hr
will make happy the heart of Verna
Trine, 17-year-old high school girl
PIIOTO-PI-AY.
and winner of the silver cup given
by the government for the best es
say .on, "The Advantages of Entering-
the United States. Army
Service." v
Elaborate exercises, appropriate
to the occasion, have been prepared
by A. T. Holtzer, superintendent of
FHOTO-PLATS.
r. ' - v -
i earthier ' I
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CAN HEAR -Jg1
A PIN DRGI
i-:-v;v.V;:w--:::vk At time during the flowing of this , a
SASvi.v::-.v.v::::::jfc wonderfulmelodrarna interest is to '
t tense that a'breathless quiet envelopes H
the entire theater you can hear your- Vkaq
tev-.v.-.-.:y-tL y self breathing you could almost hear J
...'.v.-:.'. 7k e- a put drop! No drama of the London y
:v:.y::.v.-.:-.v t iJTf underworld like iM No screen story
J.v.-:v::.-:i:v:.W .T"".?;- ftr with such power, such action, such Nf
h.--.-i-.-.-. .-v.-- thrills! Critics declare it the biggest ayT-:;
v-v.-.-.iav.;;:-.:-:::'..."....: melodrama of the year! Have you p
vA-:i-:'-:::::.y:-:i:v: seen it? Only one more day! P-'.-'
Orchestra JMWXi
yCftl Sun Pipe Oqdn, "KilJ
Red Cloud public schools. Miss
Trine's essay was selected by Gov
ernor McKelvie, Governor Harding,
Chancellor Avery and Dr, Pearson
asthe best turned -in from the re
cruiting district of which Omaha is
headquarters."
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'Chick" McLaughlin Becomes
Member of Local Law. Firm
Charles K ("Chick") McLaughlin,
former United States commissioner
here, who served s an officer in the
A. E. F. in France, has become a
member pf the law firm of Kennedy,
Holland, DeLacy & McLaughlin,
successors to-Mahoney & Kennedy.
What Do tYou Know?
By; J. H. BEVERIDGE.
I. Name Rodin's moU famous
piece of sculpture.
. 2. Who painted "The Song of the
i. What greatk American ' Avriter ptJ
was named after George Washing-1 3
Illaw
4. wnat celebrated woman violin
ist died recently? - .
5. For what type of painting ,is
Blashfield best known?
(Answers published Tuesday.)
' TUESDAY'S ANSWERS.
1. Pierre L, Enfant."
2. Fort Dearborn.
3. Rome.
4. San Francisco. " r
5. Washington, D. C.
Winner: G. W. James, Glen
wood, la.
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wickedest man in ther
world-apd marry him
Georgiana had gone, on strike! She was a
; widow, age twenty, pretty and full of pep!'
For two years she had been married to a
' man,, who wouldfl t look-at a magazine until
it had been - censored of corset ads. She
. . needed a 100 proof man to counteract the
2.75 existence that had been hers and she
started out to vamp the first bird that didn't
;A . know where the. Y. M. C. A. building was
..' 'located. .
Constance
Talmadge
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Eubllsh a aeries of queetlons, prepared
y 8uperlntendent J. II. Beverldne of the
public achools. They .cover things which
you should know. The first complete list
of correct answers receives rrom an una
ha reader of The Be will be rewarded by
SI ; the flrttt from outside of Onulis- will
win the same. The answers and the
namet vt the winners will be published on
the day Indicated below. Be dure to cive
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AMUSEMENTS.
FOUR NIGHTS
April 4 to 21
7 and 9 P. M.
Mats. Sunday and Wednesday, 3 P. M.
Omaha Lodge No. 39,B.P.0.Elks
and the Federal Board for Vocational
Education present the patriotic picture
'The Spirit of Elkdon'
-and Claire Whitney IT the S-reel
feature play
"The Way Back"
All net proceeds for disabled Soldiers,
Sailors and "Marine. .
All Tickes SO canU. No War Tax.
If V
WINSfOBIE"
LUCY
F1TCU PEPIUN3
m
The Dutch Twins See the Queen.
"Now, while the people were ""Sing
ing with all their mighty and the
band was playing, and KiLAJid Kat
were having the most beautiful time
they had ever had in their whole
lives, what do you think happened?
Down the, long drive through the
trees came a great, splendid carriage,
drawn by a pair of beautiful white
horses with wavywhite tails and
manes. There were two sofdicrs on
horseback riding in front of the
carriage, and the driver of the car
riage was dressed in blue and orange
livery. .--.
The carriage was cjpen, and in it
sat a beautiful, smiling young lady.
Beside her sat her husband; and a
nuise, in the other seat, held a baby
in Her arms. . -
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"OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
Daily Mat. 15-25-S0c
Evngi., 25-50-75c, $1
Last Times Today 2:1 5-8:30
Lla 20th Century Maids
Tomorrow (Saturday) Matinee and Week
BEN WELCH RE$ V
LADIES DIME MATINEE WEEK DAYS
MXInM
Dally
2:1
Etery
Nliht
8:15
4Ht HtT IN VAUOCVIUC
Mitlnwt. IS te 7Ss; NliMi, I5e te tl.Ot
'THE LITTLE COTTAGI;" BESSIE REMPEL:
BRADLEY A ARDINEl Elu Rutitw; Harry
Cooper; Fraaooa Renault: Mareoal A Fltzflbaea:
Taelet of the Da: Klsoeraan.
TO-FLAT.
Fnrnam
at
24th '
Presents
NORMA TALMADGE
"THE NEW MOON"
The Princess became a "peasant -ajul-the
Prince an anarchist bat happiness
waa the result, ,
When the people'saw the carriage
and 'the lady- they waved their cap
and shouted, "Long live the Queen!"
, I'Look! book! Kit and Kat,"
said Grandfather, "It is your dear
Queen - Wilhelrnina, and Prince
Henry and theAittle princess. Wave
your hands!"
iCit and Kat waved with all their
might, but they were so short, and
the people crowded beside the driver
way so, that neither of them could
see.. Then Grandfather caught Kit
AMUSEMENTS.
TWO SHOWS IN ONE
CENTURY SERENADERS
"The -Musical Maniacs"
'Virginia Deacon & Baxter
"A Nonsensical Revue"
GREEN & LAFELL
Lyric and Melody Specialists
GEORGE WILSON .
Piano and Songs
Photoplay Attraction'
"THE HONEY BEE"
Featuring;
Mme. MargVecita Sylvia
The story of a woman in revolt from
the novel by Samuel Merwin.
MACK SENNETT COMEDY
AUDITORIUM
Two, Popular Concerts
MINNEAPOLIS
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Friday 3:30 and 8:15
$1.10, $1.65, $2.20
PHOTO-PLAYS.
Now
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Today
The Picture That Has Startled Omaha
What is your
TOTHISQTJESJ
Httsbanf
Juat one mora day and this treat picture that has electrified Omaha will be gone I
Are you going to aee it! Toe treat whirlwind horae race is alone worth the
admission price, but besides that you see a smashing prizefight with a real
knockout, an melting pistol duel and doiens of other thrills I You'll have io
hurry If yu want to see it! Come tonight! ' .
' ' ' i '
Also the Great Musical Sensation
Melody Garden
n
t0" Pv 'fPi. ' "v"'r 'h w" - p-a i -lam,
and lifted' him up high and "Grand
mother did the same with- Kat,
It wasfine to -be up ,so high, Kit
and Kat could see everything better
than any one else there. And when
the carriage came by, tho Queen
saw Kit and Kat! She smiled at
them, and the" nurse held the little
princess up high for them to seel
Kit,and Kat threw kisses to the lit
tle princess; and the princess waved
her baby hand to Kit and Kat; and
then , they were all gone like a
bright dream. " '
But the soldiers were better to
see even than queens, Kit thought
Kat thought the baby any baby
wasNiricer than either.
W-ncn the carriage was out of
set the twins down on the ground
Every one began to talk about the
Queen, about how sweet she yns,
and how good; and the band played,
and everybody was as happy as they
could possibly be. (
By and by it was time to go
home;. for, Grandfather said, "Dutch
girls and boys must learn to get up
early in the morning, especially
Twins that are going out' with the
irnilk cart."
So they went back to Grandfather
Winkle's house; and Grandmother
put them to bed in a little cupboard
like their own at home, after they
had had some stipper. And the last
thing Kat said thatnight was:' '
"O 'Kit, just -to think lat today
we saw the Queen and the ioldiers,
and the Queen's baby, and tomor
row, we are going to drive the milk
cart! What beautiful ,world it is!"
Just as they were dropping off to
sleep, they heard a great noise in the
street . ... ; . ' . -
"Clap, clap, clap," it sounded,
eight times.
"There goes the Klapper-man,"
said' Grandmother Winkle. "Eight
c'clQck,' and time all honest folks
wefe abed."
(All rights reeryed by Houghton Mifflin
Cdmpany.) j
Tomorrow The Dutch Twins Put
on Aprons. , - . .
WHY?-
Does a hen cackle after laying
an egg?
(Copyfrght, 1920. by the Wheeler Syn
dicate, Inc.).
The statement that there is a
direct connection between the
cackling of a hen and the laughs
ter of a person who is '"pleased
maj sound strange, but it is
nevertheless true.' The human
animal man gives vent to a se
ries of sounds originating in his
throat when something causes
him pleasure. These sounds we H
characterize as "laughter." Very
much the same process takes'
place when a hen lays-van egg.
The presence of the egg in the
body of the hen causes the bird
some discomfort When this is
relieved, she g naturally pleased
and announces her pleasure to
the world by a 'species of laughter
of joy which, we have termed
cackling." , " )
If we remember that many
persons "chuckle" when they are
pleased the relationship between
the laughter of human beings and
the' cackling of hens becomes
even more apparent and it should
be born,e' in mind that every liv
ing, things expresses its pleasure
in sl le animate and unually vo
cal manner. 'Cats purr, dogs bark,
monkeys chatter, birds chirp or
sing, children jump up and down
or cry out with joy, adults laugh
-or chuckle, hens ' cackle. It's
simple the application of different
terms to the expressions of the
same emotipn.
Tomorrow's Question Why
are there more bald men than
women?
wall paper loose in spots, the floors
and woodwork in need of , little
paint? That do'esn't hurt you. It
doesn't make yflu less comfortable.
Just because it's unsightly is no
reason for complaints.
Besides I can't afford it. You're
not paying so much that I can stand
to have my profits eaten up. I'm in
the landlord business for mfiney,
rfot fun. 1 Even if I' can see no im
mediate , need for it I'll make the
changes wAen a new tenant moves
in. ' . ; v . "
If you don't like it, that's your
worry, not mine. Be glad I'm let
ting you live there and not charging
you more rent. So long as you're
in no danger and things hurt only
your esthetic sense I "can't afford"
repairs dr.improvemenU.- -
That's how I feel about it. -
Shave. Bathe and
, Shanpoo with one
Soap. Cuticura
Ceom BlataefWerWa
Bee Want Ads .Produce Results.
fH safety rasreaauj
E
I'M THE GUY!
. By R. H. ALLIE. i
I'M'THE GUY, the landlord, who
always compjlains he, "can't' afford"
to make repairs'or improvements.
Why shouldn't I? ,
I can't I don't want to try.
Things arc well enoughas tKey
arc. - ". '
I don't see why yoiJ shbuld , al
ways want me to be expending
,money. The building is in good
shape. You were satisfied with it
when you moved in.
What difference does it make, if
the walls and ceilings are dingy, the
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Our Entire Stock of Groceries; Hardware and Paint
Sale Starts Today sad Coatinues Until This Stock Is Sold
Thousands of people will attend this sale, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. j ,
If St. Mary's Avenue and "Howard Street are graded as planned we will have to raise
our floors in the Flatiron Bldg. about 6 feet. We are getting ready for this change of grade
by selling our entire stock of merchandise.
; Below we list a few of the many articles that will be offered. for sale..
v Groceries
Meats
BULK GOODS
Serins.
Coffee.
Apples.
Grapefruit. v.
Lemons. t ,
. Potatoes.
Sweet Potatoes.
Parsnips.
Rngllah Walnuts, v
Braill Kuts.
, Red and White Onions.
Crackers. (
Flour, Etc. "
CANNED GOODS
, Corn.
Peas. -Tomatoes.
8trlng Beans.
" Lima Beans.
Pork and Beans.
Red Kidney Beans
Large Asparagus.
- Asparasrus Tips.
, Pumpkin.
Best a.
Hominy.
Assorted canned soups.
Vegetables for soup.
Spinach.
Baked Bean with Tomato
. Sauce.
Red Bweet Plmentoes. .
Spaghetti. !
Pineapple, i
Peaches.
Apricots.
Blackberries.
Gooseberries.
, Plum and Fig Pudding.
Mazola OIL
Olive Oil.
Karo Corn Syrup.
T.og Cabin Syrup.
Class Syrup. -
B. M. Cane and Iaple
--Syrup.
New Orleans Molasses.
y BOTTLED GOODS
Stuffed Olives. .
Ripe Olives.
5reen Olives.
Chow-Chow.
rndia Relish. v
Sweet Gherkin Plckljs.
Armours' Worcestershire
Sauce.
Lee Perrln'e Worcester
shire Sauce.
Purkee Salad Dressing.
Tacht Club. Salad Dressing.
Sandwlchola.
Pickled Onions:
Apple Butter. t
Preserves, all flavor and
' sties, 7 os. to 1 In. 11 a.
Jellies, all flavors and slaee,
1 ot. to t lb. 11 oi jara.
Jam. all flavors and sites,
7 oi. to J lb. 11 os. Jara.
Ian.
Oyster Cocktail Sfiuce.
Chill Sauce,
Catsup. i
Peanut Butter.
drape Juice.
Snits Cider. -1 .
Honey.
SALMON. SARDIVKS Attn'
ALL KINDS OF CANNED
FISH AND HEAT
Salmon, flat and tall cans
red or pink. , -Sardines.
'
Sardines with mustard or
tomato sauce.
Tuna Fish.
Vienna Sausage.
Deviled Crabs.
Clams.
Minced Sea Clama.
Pickled Shrimp.
Lobater.
Chill Con Caml.
Deviled Chill Meat.
Lamb's Tongue,
horned Beef. ' -
CEREALS AND BREAK
, FAST FOODS
Quaker Oats.
Grape Nuts.
Poaat Toastfes.
Corn Flakes.
Pillsbury'a Vitus Wheat
Cereal.
Cream O' Wheat.
Shredded Wheat
Puffed Wheat
Puffed Rice.
Pillsbury'a Bran.
Pearl Barley, .
Tapioca. - .
COFFER, TEA. AND -SLICES,
ETC.
Harper's Coffee.-
Aflvo Coffee. 1 lb. and 3 lb.
Pantry Prlda Coffee.
Happy Hollow Coffee.
Hues Coffee.
Butternut Coffee.
Bulk Onffee, etc
Bulk and package Tea,
1 lb.
Chicory.
lb.. H lb., and
Mustard.
Cocoa,
Chocolate.
All kinds of Splrca
stick Cinnamon.
Sure Whip.
Chill Powder.
Marlelne.
Salt f
Pepper. -Paprika.
SOAP AVO WAH DAT
BOTFLIES
Old Dutch Cleanser.
Washing Powders.
Lug.
Nine O'clock Tea.
Rub-Vo-More.,
Sea Foam.
Ivory Flake. '
Star Naptha Powder.
Gold Dust
Ron Ami powder and cake.
Essex Laundry Tablets.
Bluing.
Lennox Soap.
Clasalo Soap.
White Borax-Kaptha Soap.
Electric Spark Soap.
Tela Naptha 8Vp.
P. A G. Soap.
Peroxide Soap.
Ivory Soap.
vranj VII eoap. -v
Palm Ollv Soap.
Grandpa'a Wonder Soap.
Rose Bath Soap.
Sweetheart Soap.
And many other kinds of
soap.
Washing Soda.
Starch. ...
Gloss Starch. ,
Elastlo Starch. t
.MISCELLANEOUS
Jello! .
Minute Taploea.
Pearl Tgploca. ,
Pancake Flour.
Pa' jg Powdsr.
Knox Gelatine. .
Ice Cream Powder.
Pearl Barley,
Corn Starch.
Parowax.
Bee's Wax.
Citron. y
Orange Peel.
Lemon Peel.
Dried Prunes.
Dried Arlcots. '
Fruit Jars. ' i
Mason Jars. ' .
U.win .Tar RilhK.n
r Matches.
Flour.
Candles.
Tanglefoot Fly Paper.
Cuhlet Sugar.
Crackers and Bread. '
Assorted Package Cookies,
MEAT DEPARTMENT '
Fresh Meat
Cured Meat
.Cheese.
Lard.
Crisco.
Butter. , tf-
Oleomargarine.
Egga
Teast
Snowdrift.
Pickled Herring.
Salt Mackerel, etc.
and Paint Departi ent
. HOUSECLEANING AND
HOUSEHOLD SCFFLTES
' Carpet Beaters. '
O'Cedar Mops.
O'Ceda.-yOU.
Liquid veneer Mops.
Liquid Veneer OH. " I
O'Cedar Rustless Dry Mops.
Waxit.
Johnson's Floor Wax.
Affinity Cleaner.
, Gold and Brass Polish.
' Household Lubricating OIL
3 in 1 Oil.'
Garbage Cans:
Mop Sticks. '
Galvanized Buckets.
Brooms.
Floor Mops.
Floor OH.
Carpet Tacks.
Picture Wire.
Moulding Hooks. .
Kalsomine.
Climax Wall Paper Cleaner.
Clothesline,
Screen Doors,
Screening.
Oil Cans.
Ladders.
Coal Hods.
Stove Pokers. i
Stove Lifters. I
Stove Pipe.
Chimney Caps.
. SCREWS AND BOLTS
- Flat hiad bright Screws.
Round head blued Screws.
Flat head brass Screws.
I Round head brass Screws.
Round head oxidized oopper
Screws.
Round head lemon brass
Screws.
Round head stove bolts.
Flat head stove bolts.
Tire bolts.
Round head nickel plated
screws.- .
Carriage Bolts.
Machine Bolts.
Tag Screws.
Cap Screws.
Washers.
Burrs.
Goggle Bolts.
Tag Shields.
HARNESS SCFFLIES -
. Harness snaps..
devices.
Hole caps. i
Wagon box braces.
Wagon box staples.
Single tree cock eye.
- Single tree hooks.'
Single trae-irons.
Shaft bolts.
Whip sockets.
Wagon Jacks.
Fellow oilers. '
Breast straps.
Harness rings.
Bridle bits.
Curry combs.
' Carriage heaters.
CARPENTERS' TOOLS
Hammers
Saws
Planes v
Ratchet Braces ' :
Auger Bits
Cold Chisels
- Wood "Chleels
Hammer Handles
Chisel Handles,-;
Level Glasses
Extension Bits ' I
Carpenter's Chalk
Chalk Lines
Lumber Crayon
Carpenter Pencils
Zig-Zag Rules
4-fold Rules
Master Slide Rules ..
fiteel Tape Line
Linen Tape Line "
Cabinet Scrapers
Floor Planes -Floor
Scrapera
Spoke Shavers
Marking Gauges . . . .I
' Hatchet Gauges
Counter Sinks -Compass
Dividers . ',
Bit Gauges -Automatlo
Drills N
Drill Point
T Bevels
Combination Squares
File Cards
, Saw Files
Round File -Flat
Flies
Horse Rasps
Iiaoinei Knaps
Gimlet Fits
Saw Sets . ...
Breast Drill
Yankee Hand Drill
Back Saws t
Iievels
- Box Opener
Plumb Bob
Saw Vises
Key Hole Paws -
Kitchen Saw
Compass Saws
Compass Saw Blades
Marking Awls
Scratch Awls
Peg Awla
Revolving Punches
Lineman's Pliers
End Cutting Kippers
Side Cutting Pller v '
Drawing Knives I
Ratchet Screw Drivers
Squares
Hack Saws
Round Nose Pliers
Diagonal Pliers '
Gas Pipe Fliers
Fence Pller , '
Blacksmith's Pinchers
Jlat Nose Piters
Railroad Picks
Drill Bits
Platinum Point File
All-Purpose-Wrench Sets .
Pipe Wrenches
S Wrenches
Adjustable Wrenches
Nail Sets '
Mitre Box Saw
Pipe Cutter
BFTLDEKS' HARDWARE
AH Finishes and Designs,
Store door locks. v
Cylinder stirs doo lock.
Cylinder-frint door sets.
Reversible ' 1 cylinder front
door sets.
Double eliding door lock.
Mortise inside sets. '
Heavy bevel front floor sets.
Kim icnoo iocks.
Heavy bevel Inside let.
Door knobs.
Bath room sets.
Ventilating window locks.
Sliding door pulls.
Drawer pulls.
Cellar window sets.
Flush pulls.
Barrel bolts.
Window spring bolts.
Corner irons. ,
Hand rail brackets.
Foot bolts.
Door bolts.
MorMee door bolts.
Flush holts.7
Chain bolts.
Transom catches.
Showcase catches.
Sash locks. I
Cover catches.
Sash lifts.
Cupboard turns.
Shutter knohs.
Scutcheon pins.
Card holders.
Flush "rings.
Door stops. '
Dpor holders.
Door buttons. c v
Letter box plater
Pole sockets.
Picture wire.
Push plates.
'i surface-hinges.
Butterfly hinges.
Loose pin' butts.
Full surface hinges.
Single acting hinges.
Double acting hinges.
Tale night locks.
Cylinder rim night latch. . ;
Rim dead locks.
Screen hangers. ,
Screen hinges. 1 .
Screen door luteh sets.
Screen door patches. .
Screen fasteners.
Spring hinges.
Screen door set.
Drawer locks.
Wardrobe locks.
Trunk locks.
Garage sets. ' -Barn
door latches.
Barn door hooks.
We have a 'large assortment
CHICKEN SUPPLIES
Shell boxes.
Mash feeders.
Chick feeders.
Chick waterer.
Chicken coopa.
Poultry ire.
Poultry and rabbit fence.
Heavy field fence.
Lawn fence.
Screen wire.
CUTLERY.
t kntvea,
knives,
'inlves.
of broken sets of the fol-
It wlj
lowing articles that
pay you to look over
prices exceptionally low on
this itst of articles. . .
Hinges.
Bolts.
Door knobs.
Service hinges.
Door stops.
Sash lifts.
Sash pull
Door pulls.
House numbers.
Wood chisels.
Coat and hat hooks.
Door locks.
Sash pulleys.
Awning pulleys. ,
Brass pulleys.
Brackets. .
Chest handles.
Barn door latches.
Rasps.
Pipe wrench repairs.
Transom catches, Y '
Sash cord.
Nails.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Electric sewing machines.
Library lamps.
Electric toaaters.
Electric irons.
Electric percolators.
Electric teapots.
Electric grille.
Electrlo heaters.
Electrlo enuring dlahes.
Brass key .sockets.
Brass pull-chain sockots. .
Porcelain socket.
1-way plugs, . .
Rosettes.
Electrlo Iron plug.
Electrician tape.
No. 14 wire. ,
Miniature Inside wire. '
Electric light globes.
Electrlo light shades.
Bir t knives.
Br
Parlug knives.
Grapefruit knives.
Carvers,
Scissor.
Durham-Duplex razors.
Auto-Strop razors Gillette.
Duplex stroppers.
Ever-Ready razors.
Shaving mugs.
Pocket knives.
Pen knives.
Thermos bottle. .
Flash lights.
Batteries.
Rnzor strops.' I
Lunch kits.
Food chopper.
AUTOMOBILE
. ACCESSORIES
Automobile color varnish.
Dry cell batteries.
Spot lights.
8ocket wrenches. . ,
Vulcanlzer.
Huh caps. .
Radiator caps.
Spark plugs.
Ford switch locks.
3-lnch Inside patches.
Tube patches.
Lock washers.
Rubber cement i
Locktite. I
Automobile horns..
Automobile jacks.
Gasoline gauge.
Radiator covers.
Oil cans.
Grease gun.
Valve grinding compound.
Carbon remover. V,
Everlock.
Battery tester.
Spark plug cleaners.
Tire gauge,
Automobllevdusters.
HeadllglftBulbs.
Radiator connections.
Cross links.
Tire covers.
Weed chRlns.
Automobile curtain rods.
Luggage carriers.
Copper funnels.
Copper measures.
gas
STOVES.
Combination coal an-
ranges. -
Joai rang.
Gaa range. -
Hot Blast heating stoves.
Heating atbvea.
Oil stoves. .
Oil heaters.
Gas ovens.
Laundry stove.
Four-hole cook stoves.
Flreless cookers.
BATH ROOM SCPPLIES.
Opal glass towel bar.'
Clear glass towel bars.
Nickel plated towel bars.
Nickel plated towel arms.
Bath tub soap dishes.
Bath tub seats.
Sosp dishes .
FOB THE CHILDREN.
Velocipede. -Igocars.
Tgo wagons.
Baby swings.
Automobiles.
Hsnd cars.
Coaater wagon
Roller skates. I .
PAINT, VARNISH AND
, PAINTERS SUPPLIES
1 Outside house paint all
- colors. . ,
1 Flat wsll finish.
3 Household enamel.
4 Inside floor paint
& Peach paint
Flat wall aide. . -
Kalabmin. -
Varnlak at a In. '
Floor varnish. ,
Interior Tarnish.
Inside spar varnish.
Size varnish.
All purpose varnish.
Flat -varnish.
Interior coach varnish.
Varnish remover.
White turpentine, Japan.
Houae painter's Japan.
Automobile - color varnish. .
High gloss engine enamel.
Mehair auto top dressing. .
Wood and fonder enamel.
8cree:i paint
Whit enamel.
Gold paint
Aluminum paint
Wagon paint
barn paint.
Colors and oil.
Liquid wool filler,
paste wood filler.,.
Glue. v
Paste.
White lead.
Putty. -
Turpentine. " -
Linseed oil. "
Paint brushes.
Paper hanger's rush.
PUtty knives.
Paste brush.
Painter's steel scratch brush.
Painter1 duster.
Glas cutter. "
FARMERS SUPrLrE.i
Hay fork.
Alfalfa fork.
Barley forks. '
Manure forks.
Potato hooks. N
Handle manurs forks.
Coat -forks.
Ensilage fork.
Vegetable forks.
Potato acoops. .
Shovels.
Spades. r ,
Long handle spades. .' '
Short handle apades.
Barn shoyeTsT
Grain scoop. S .
Post hole rifVgers.
Timber carriers.
Tank heaters.
Scythes.
Hay knife.
Grain graders. '
Sed sower.
'' "nder churns.
' ilk cans.
Keller rope.
Lantern.
Post Mauls.
GARDEN SCrn.IF
Garden trowels.
Asparagus knife.'
Garden wecdera.
Weeding forks.
Dandelion diggers.
Turf edger.
Lawn edge trimmer 1
Garden hoes.
Weed lmee.
Garden rakes.
Dandelion rakes.
Lawn rakes.
Cultivator hoes.
Cultivators.
Shovels. T
Spades. i .
Furnace shovela.
Snow shovels.
Grass honks.
Pruning shears.
Grass shenrsi
Hedge shears.
f .awn mowers.
Lawn hose. -
Fountain sprayer. '
WASH DAT SIT." '"S
Wash boards.
Wash hollers.
Water buckets.
Ironing boards.
Wringers. . '
Clothe baskets.
Clothe pins.
Clothesline.
Rapid washing machine.
Skirt boards.
Sleeve boards. N
Curtain stretchers. .
Clothes racks.
Towel roller.
Mop sticks.
Mop wringer.
Mop heads.
O'Cedar mops.
Lingerie waah boards.
Wash tubs.
WHITE. CRAV. BLUE
ENAMEf.WARE. ALSO
ALUMINUM WAKE
Rice boilers.
Tea kettles. ''
Coffee pots.
Coffee percolators..
Koasters.
Cake pans;
l'le pan. V
Bread pans.
wash pans.
Milk pan.
Pudding pans.
eauc pan. . t .
Dish pan. .
Rinsing pan.
Skillet.
Convex kettle.
Berlin kettles.
Colonial kettles.
Tea pot.
Oblong dish pans.
Stow pans.
Sink strainers.
Colanders.
Chamber.
Dippers.
8poona.
Soup (trainer.
Percolator tops.
Percolator Insets.
Frying pan. , -Iron
skillets.
Iron roasting pan. '
Dripping pan.
Toaster.
B
H. LSI. HARPER
17th and Howard Streets
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Flatiron Building
