THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.-1921.
Shortage of 683
School Teachers,
Iii 59 Counties
Surj.lui of 193 in 23 Coun
tiff Kcjiortrd to State
Suptriiitentlcut Wcet
In Hard Hit. -
rh.yiMins.
roir.x.
Dodi.
K.arn.y.
Phelps.
1'lstti". -
Stanton.
Lincoln, ' Sent. 14. (Special.)
There it a net shortage l 47J ru
ral leachrri and 50 high school
traelirri in Nebraska, according to
a statement given out loilay by
State Superintendent John M. Mat
tun. '
, In 2.) of the 9J counties of the
state, there it a urplu of VJi
teachers, Mr. Matacn's statement
shows. Potijjla county i included
in tliit lit with lr additional ru
ral teachers and 10 surplus grade
teadiers.
Fifty-nine ci the 'JJ counties re
port a shortage of f J teachers, the
jtreatest scarcity of instructors he
tiig in the rural districts. Cherry
county needs SO rural teachers; Cus
ter, J5; Ordrn. .SO; Keya Paha. JO;
Lincoln, JO; Sioux.. 20; Kr Willow.
23; Chase,. 20; Brown. 20; Hitch
cock ' 20: Dawson. 25, and Dawes,
McPherapn,.Sehridan and. .Sherman,
1$ each, , .
; Employment for All.
The slafe superintendent's- office
is sending out letters to all of the
county superintendents of thel state,
showing tliq exact status of the
teaching Torces ' in each county of
(lie state, .and in .this way it Is
hoped to assign surplus teachersOn
the. 29' counties to districts where
a vacancy, exists.
These counties report they have
enough teachers but that no surplus
exists.
iMsy.
Iul.
Hnrlon.
Knox.
I'teTca. . '.
1 Ksuiitr.
' .WasMnston.
Countlt With Sorpluf.
Followlnt Is a 11"' or the countlM re
porting a surplus of l..lly qusllfl'd
tesehors wltU tli number and klud lndl
eated: ...
Antslop Rural, 1. . .
Boon Rural, 1.
Butlsr Ornde, 2: high school, 1.
-'" Wakota Rural. 1H; grade, 3.
rr Dixon Rural, 10.
' Douglas Rural. 10; (ride. 10.
r'lilmors Rural, 20; grade, 1; high
school. 1. .
Oosper Rural, T- - '
.; , Or.el.jp Rural, 7. V , .
' Wall Rural. 4; grade, 4; high school, S.
, Lancaatsr Rural.t; grade, 7. '
. , . Madison Rural, S; grade. 3. ,
Merrtok Rural. 10; grade) 10. . ' .
. Nanr Rural. S. . ,
Pawnee Rural, 2.
. , Polk Rural,, a.
. Rlchardton Rural, S.
, Saline Rural, 10,
Harpy Rural, t.
8eward-Rural, 2; grade, 2.
Tliuratnn Rural, B.
. ' Webatar-i-Husal, I.
Tork Rural, 6.
... Nerd More Teacher..
The following counties report a ahortage
of teachers. The number and kind are
, Indicated bjr .'letters and figure Imme
diately following each county. , '
Adam High school, 1. fc.V-Arthur-ural.
13. .
Bahiier-Rural, I. ': ' - ' ' s
... . Blaines-lturat, 12. . "'
Bo Butte Rural , '
. Boyd Rural, lfl. J. ,
Brown Rural, .
Buffalo Rural. J 5? high school, 7..
Burt High aohooi, "X?.
- , Caes Rural., 4; grade. 1; high achood, ?.
Cedar Rural, Si. high school. 1. . , . .
'ehaae--ural,.0: high achoo, 2; .:T
, Cherry Rurr, tOJf grade, 1, . .
Cumlng--Rural, ' S. 1 '
C'uater Rural, H; grade, 2. '
Pawet Rual. 15. . .. .''
DaSn-Rufal,' .25;- .grade, . 1;U high
chool, 1.. ' .
Dundy-Ruraf, 5; high school, 3.
" i Franklin High school, 4. . . .
'I FrontlesRural, 10. . . ,
: Furoaa Rural, S.. . -i
. : Oagen-Hural, 4; high school, 2.,
' OardenRural, 30; grade, 1.
' Oarfleld Rural, S: high, school, 1.
(trant High school, 1.
. Hamilton High school, 2. .
Hayes Rural, 12; high school; 2. .
Hitchcock Rural, 20.
Holi Rural, 10 ; high school, 2. V '
Hooker Rural, 3. .
Howard Rural. 7 '
. Jefferson Rural, . 4; grade, .1; high
school, 2. ' , .'
Johneon High school. 2. ,
Keith High school, .' '
, : K.Va-'PahaJ-Rural, -30.
. Kimball Rural, 10; high school, 1.
v ' Lincoln Rural. 30; grade, 3; high
.... 'School,' 4. '. .
Logan Rural.' 3; grade, . U:
oup Rural, 13. - ..-
' .. ' J.icPhraon Rural, 15. - . -Merrick
High school, 2.'
" Worrtll High achool, 1.
y . Nance High school, 1.
Nemaha Rural, 10. . 7 ..
. Nuokolls Rural, 3.
Otoe Rural, 8; high school, 1.
i Perkhis--Rural, 14.
"Red Willow Rural, 25. r
Rock Rural,-25; high school, 1. - . -Bcotts
Bluffs High school. 2. -Sheridan
Rural, 15; grade, 1; hljh
school, 1.
Sherman Rural, 15; high school, 2.
" Rloux Rural, 20. . . ' '.
Thay'er'-Rural, 8.
Thomas Rural, .
. ' Thureton Grade, 8; high achopl, 1.
Valley Rural, 3.
- "Wayne High school. 1. J
Wheeler Rural, 8.
Tout Europe
Beatrice,; Neb., Sept. ' 11 (Spe-.
. cial.) Miss ' 1 otri Lang; ' J? red
. Schirrmacher- and Fred Nagel of this
city left yesterday on , a trip to
points in Europe. They expect to
spend, a year there sightseeing and
.' -visiting at their old homes.
Escapina
r .
the
Rent Bill
is a simple matter if you
take - the right ' course.
The first step is to get a
good knowledge of city
property- and how you
can get a home of your
own. ; . .
The way to acquire this
knowledge ia by studying
the Real Estate columns
of The Bee. -
Road tha offerings tjailyi 70a
will find that mmny desirable
homes can be secured by a
small cask payment down and
.she balaace like rest. -r .
Phone AT lantic 1000
Wmaha Bee
- -. - '
Better Result at Lea Cost ."
Former Bootlegger Is
Removed From Police
Force at Fremont
1'rtniont, Neb,, Sept 14. (Spe
lial.) Tom Hooper, member o( the
Fremont police department since
last spring, was discharged (rom the
forrc for aliened breaches of dis
cipline, connected with a boe
parly which came to grief in r're
inont few nights auo. M. Kraute,
Antone I'tih and Frits Bucholix, all
of Morse Blmf, Kcb4 and Clarence
Morgan of Fiemont, were srrested
in a restaurant on the charge of
creating a disturbance. A quantity
of boote was found in their posses
sion for which M. Krause, owner of
the car in which the1 liquor was
found, was fined JI'K)
The officer's discharge follows on
the heels of the arrest of these men.
Hooper was placed on the depart
ment by Mayor Green, shortly alter
he had been .released from jail after
serving three months on the charge
of bootlrgginK. Much wrath wa
stirred up with the appointment of
Hooprr a a cop but Mayor Green
and Sheriff Condit explained their
actions stating that the reformed
alleged bootlegger would aid in the
discovery of other traffickers in
liquor., . .
Ice Dealers at Frrmout
Reduce Price $2 a Ton
Fremont, Neb., Sept R (Spe
cial.) I'ricc of ice fell in Fremont
from $8 to 56 a ton as a result of
the cold weather. The drop in
temperature,, they stated, will elim
inate danger of waste and loss
caused by the oppressive heat suf
fered during the summer. They be
lieve the cool nights of the future
will allow the price of ice to remain
at the reduced figure.
Manufacturers
Outline Plans
For Next Year
Research and Investigation of
Problems- of Nebraska Re
taileri Will Re One of
Principal Duties.
Lincoln. Sept. 14. (.WUU
The executive committee 01 the Ne
braska Manufacturers' association,
meeting here today. ;uappc4 out the
woik of the organisation for l'-l-2J.
The program Includes the- follow
ing activities: -.
Educational activities aoq service
to the public.
To give the general public tin ap
preciation of the problems of retail
merchandising, to foster a spirit of
co-operation and mutual service
among the merchants.
Annual year book. -
Research and Investigation to
compile statistical data on various
problems of the Nebraska retailer; t
tabulate and interpret such data and
to publish the results.
rovide local merchants' institutes
and club meetings.
The association also plana to pro
vide special services to members of
the organization,.. including personal
correspondence', ' . auditing freight
bills, and collecting accounts.
The members went on record for
national and state legislation of
wholesale laws. The -committee
also favored mutual fire insurance to
enable the members to carry their
insurance on mercantile buildings,
stocks, dwellings, and household
goods at a minimum cost.
The executive committee was of
tic opinion that the research work
should be enlarged.
Hall County Re J Cron
Send Shipment to Europe
Grand !land, NVb,, Sept, 14
(Special ) The Hall county chapter
of the fced Cross, shipped out 3.2V)
i.iercs of wearing apparel (or the
babies, children and womrn cf
Europe, among them being 4 large
number of infanta layettes number
ing 1,000 pieces. The Bed Cross
quota for the chapter was 2,044.
Many of these garment were made
oyr though some were newly knitted
or made and of the finest, newest
material. The shipment went to
lirooklyn, N. V.. whence it will go
direct to tje Red Cross in F.uropc.
Reatrice Pastor Declinei
Offer of Detroit Church
Peatrice, Neb., Sept. 14. (Spe
cial.) Kev. J. Franklin lla.it, pastor
of Centenary Methodist Kpitcopul
church, has declined an offer to be
come pastor of the Highland l'ark
church. Detroit, and the board of
trustees of the church here have
unanimously requested the confer
ence to return Dr. Haas to Beatrice.
Ueatrice Will Condemn
U,u to RuiU City Park
Beatrice, Neb., Sept. 14. (Spe.
cial.) The city commissioners in
strutted City Attorney Dutton to
institute condemnation proceeding
against 36 lot west of Chautauqua
park where the city plans to estab
lish park and swimming pool. The
city recently acquired title to 20 lots
in the same tract President Hep.
perlcn of the Chamber of Commerce
and other booster are behind the
movement. '
Sure
Relief
I 'I am n
6 Bkllans
Hot water
Sure Relief
BE LL-ANS
FOR INDIOKftTIOM
Have Your Electrical System
Inspected Free of Charge
.- pj-y Our Battery and Electrical
V. Service You Will Like It
AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE CORP.
Diat. EX1DE Storage Batteries
2205 FARNAM STREET
"Our Reputation Ia Your Protection"
y jS S -
ATTE030.es
The. First AutomDbile
Starting
Battery
Not so long ago all automo-
- fciles were - cranked by hand.
The year 1911 saw the first car
regularly furnished with electric
startingandlightingequipment.
It had ah Exide Battery. To-'
day millions of cars are Exide
equipped. ,
: Not so long ago farms were
lighted by kerosene lamps ,
dim and dangerous. And farm
work,, like, pumping, churning,
washing, - was done by human
hands. Now thousands of farms
have the modern comfort and
economy of electric light and
powternd most of such plants , '
'have Exide Batteries. . ' i
The Electric Storage Battery Co., Philadelphia
Wherevce you tee this sign
you can be confident of skilful
repair work on every make of
, battery; and. when yon need
a new battery, the rignt lise
Exide for our car. .
The first automobile battery
. was .made possible, and the
successful farm lighting battery
was made possible, through
the experience of the manu
facturers of Exide in building
batteries for every industrial
and government purpose since
the beginning of the 'storage
battery business. i
The result of this experience
is a battery for your car that
gives the maximum combina
tion of power, reliabilityand
long life. ;," .v . .'.
Nearby there is an Exide
Service . Station - that can -be
useful to you.
Visit the Nearest Exide Service Station
OMAHA "
Auto Electric Serriee Corporation, 2205 Farnam, St. .
COUNCIL BLUFFS
' Bluff City Exide Battery Company
NEBRASKA
Albiao, Smith's Battery Station ,
Arspauosv. Eaida Senrka Station
Aurora, Auto Electric Shop
Bios Hill. Exid. Sorvlca Station
Beatrice, Courtney Purely, 116-118 N. 7th St. .
. Bristow,. Johnssa Caraca
Broken Bsw, Deles Exide Service) Statasa
Cedar Rapids, Battery Serrica Csmpany
Columbus, ExMa Storafe Battery Service) Station
Cortia, L. B. McCowia . -V
Darld City, ExieW Electric CoaBpanr
Etwaod; City Caraca J " ,
Falls City, H. J. Prichard, 17tn and Chaaa Strsets
Freaaoat, AutomatWs Electric Serrica - ;
Graad Island, Exide Serrica Station
HaatinfsS Exide Serrica Station, 416 West 2nd St.
Hooper, Anton Tunberg ' -
HooperAnton Tunberg , ,
Hoskins. Wsa. Voss Garage -,
Imperial, Imperial Auto Company
Kearney, Exide Service Station. 21st and Ave. A
Lexington, Exide Service Station -Lynch,
R. .B. Kliae
McCookv McCook Exide Electric Company,.
Mia den, Mtnden Battery Company
Nebraska City, Battery, and Electric Service
, Station',
North Platte, North Platte Battery and Electric
OgaUata, OgaUahi Electric Serrke Sution
O'Neill, O'Neill Motor Company
T Pierce, Hares Battery Station
Plainview, F. J. Weidman -..
Randolph, Brenner and Nelson
, Red Cloud, Exide Service Station
. Schuyler, Kopac Bros. '-
Stamford, F. E. Gates
Stratton, Exide Service Station
Stromsburg, Anstrona Auto Company
Sutton, Sutton Garage and Machine Works
; Vedigrae, Vedigree Battery Station
-, Wallace; Tha Wallace Garage . '
Wausa, Peters Auto Ce, W. C Peters, Pree.
Winslde, Cabler Battery Station, A. C Cabler, Prep.
. York, York Auto Company, BOX Lincoln Avena
. - - - ' -
Cut Price D
Sale!
pig uk jrrice umg
Last Three Days This Week
(Thursday, Friday and Saturday)
v and All Next Week
Drugs and Toilet Goods
AT 5 SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG STORES
This' sale UaU the entire Ak-Sar-Ben week. Out-of-town viaitora may aave food
portion of their expenaea by carrying home a load of our bargaina. We purchase di
!?jSJ?m YivtfJSSfZl'Z' m mo,t " and have the GOODS and the
PRICE and the GENUINE ARTICLE.
Charge Accounts
We ahall be glad to
open chargo accounta
with anyone of ap
proved credit, with
tha uaderitanding
that account be paid
in full each month.
Thla can be arranged
at any one of our
five atorea or by
telephoning direct to
our General Office,
DO u?laa 7855. You
may then buy at any
one or all of our five
Drug Storea and one
account only will be
mailed to you on the
first of the month,
which may be paid to
the Cashier at any
one of our stores or
remitted 'direct to
General Office, 2nd
Floor, 19th and Far
nam streets.
Dog Medicines
Spratt'a Medicine and
Foods
- Glover's
Dent's
Clayton's
Sereeant's
. Sherman's
Kill Insects
Black Flag.. IS. 40
Dick's Bed Bug Bane,
12 oz 50t
5-pt. bot. for S2.25
It Kills
Peterman's Discovery
at 30t 50.
White Hellebore for
worms on rose bushes
and other shrubbery
and plants
15. 25. 60
Harm (eropn nnri Areon,
' A 4-A af T.aa1. . en 1 1 oivAO
at lowest crices.
Asiatic Insect Powder
20t. 35. Ot
Spray Pumps ....75t
Alcohol
PoT Rubbing and for
. : ,. '' - Burnina;
r BUT REMEMBER
They Are Different
"Nor-cchol," put up by
the Norwich Pharmacal
Co., is a grain alcohol
especially denaturized
for rubbing and bathing.
Don't Try to Drink It
$1.25 pt. bot. for. .94
; Denatured
Alcohol
for burning, all sizes,
low prices. Use this
instead of wood alco
hol it's better and
less than one-half the
price. 0? ; .
Bottles and jugs
lOt and np
. ; Olive Oil
Price Reduced on Three
' Brands Pure Olive Oil
' 1-pt can Ballardvale
Spanish , Olive Oil
at 74t
1-pt. bottle Tuscan Ital
ian Olive Oil. . .74a
1-pt. 'bottle Pure Cali
fornia Olive Oil 74
Full quart of any of t -above
for . . .$1
. Borden's
Malted Milk
50c size for... 39,
$1.00 size for. .84
$3.75 Hospital size
for ...... S2.89
10-lb., $6.50 size, this
sale for ..$4.89
: None Better Than
Borden's
; Toilet Soaps
' at Reduced Prices' '
Cuticura Soap, cake
for 19
Whiz or Skat Hand
' . .Cleaner, cake . . .12t
Haskin's Coco Hard
'. water Castile, "Pumi
' nfitM hr ' Rntvar '. Ball
xar isoap, your cnuice,
' ler cake ....... 7
Fairy, Ivory or Wool
. Soan. 2 cakes. .15s
Armour's, Carnation, Vi
olet or Geranium loi
let Soap, cake. . . -9t
30c Resinol Soap. ,18t
Peroxide
' Hydrogen
For medicinal use.
Price reduced 35c
Is -lb. bottle.. 19
Patent Medicines
and Home
Remedies
60c Antiphlogistine
for 44
2Cc Antikamnia Tablets
for 20
25c Bell-Ana ....18
60c Bromo Seltzer 4 1
25c Beecham's Liver
Pills ..19
60c Caldwell's Syruo of
Pepsin 44
50c Cuticura Ointment .
for 39
$1.50 Father John's
Medicine 81.29
$1.50 Fellow's Syrup of
Hypophosohites
for 8 J .29
35c Freezone . . . .26
40e Fletcher's Castoria
for 24
Glvco-Thymoline, small,
for ....24.
S1.50 Gude's Pento-
Manean 81-14
$1.15 Herpicide ..89
75c 1-nt. Liquid Petro
latum, internal cleans
er, lor f4ff
60c Listerine . . . .39
25c Lysolfor 19
$1.25 Lydia Pinkham's
Compound Imc
25c Mentholatum 19
$1.10 Miles Nervine
for 34
60c Milk's Emulsion
for 44
Milk of Magnesia, large
bottle of Riker's Milk
of Magnesia Thurs
day, Friday and Satur
day for 37
30c Musterole . . . 19
Norwich Milk of Maene-
sia, .6 oz. for. . . 19
$1.25 Nujol 94t
$1.10 Nuxated Iron
for 4C
50c Pape's Diapepsin
for '..36
$2.00 Poslam ..1.69
50c Rexall Rheumatic
Remedy liquid 43e
$1.20 Scott s Emulsion
for ..H4C
$1.10 Swift's Specific,
s. s. s. ....... sac
70c Sal Hepatica . .54
70c Sloan s Liniment :
for. .....54t
$1.00 Squibb'a Liquid
Petrolatum ....s4C
Zinc Oxide Ointment,
25c tube for. . . .18
TonicsShampoos
Tints
For Scalp and Hair
25c Cake Coconol Soap
for 19t
50c Muliified Cocoa nut
. Oil. liquid, for. .37
21c Mason s Maelc
Shampoo for . . .17
60c Sherman's Lavender
Shampoo Paste.. 44
$1.50 Henna D'Oreal
Hair Tint, any shade,
for USc?
50c Petroline Hair Oil
for 37
$1.00 Schcffler'a Hair
Colorine, any color
No. 1 to 7, for.. 89
25c Golden GlinCSham
poo for 18
75c Q-Ban Hair Re
storer for 54t
$1.00 La Creole Hair
Dressing for ...8 It
$1.00 Riker's Septone
Hair Tonic ....84
$1.00 Sherman's Bitter
Apple Hair Tonic
for
.84
Lister's Diabetic
Flour
Pkg. of 15 small por
tions for $2.75
Pkg. of 30 small por
tions for $4.85
Sterno Heat
Canned, for cooking and
curling. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, 8
per can.
50c Jar Jonteel Combi
nation Cold Cream
FREE!!
Commencing Sept. 15,
with every purchase of
Jonteel Face Pow. .50
Jonteel Rouge ... .50
Total .1.00
We shall give absolutely
FREE one 50c jar Jon-
el Combination Cold
Cream. . .
Borden's
Eagle Brand Con
densed Milk.. 19
Thursday, Friday and
. Saturday
Tooth Preparations
This is a department by
itself hundreds of
items being sold to pre
serve and beautify the
teeth, mouth and gums.
25c Rexall or Riker's
Pleasant Tooth Paste,
either for .....17
50c Pepsodent Paste -for
...39
75c Jewsbury & Brown's
Oriental Paste, jar
for ........... 54
30c Kolynos, tube. 19
Dr. Lyon's Powder or
Paste for .....19
Good old Sozodont Paste,
Powder or Liquid '
for ......19
fkOO Pyorrhocide 84
Klenzo - Red "' Aromatic
and Astringent Mouth
' Wash . . ,25. 50t
50c Lavoris for. . .37
- Toilet Papers at
, Money-Saving
" " : Prices
We carry a very com
plete line of Toilet Pa
pert, which comprises
the best known brands,
and' all at very low
prices. '
Rex or Hoo-Hoo Roll,
each .5
Per dozen 50
. , Caae of 100 rolls, this
aalefor $4.25
De Luxe or Volvo
i Soft, tough crepe,
10 roll-$1.10
per dozen. Case of
100 rolls, $8.75.
Cecil 1,000 sheets Silk
Tissue, 12 per roll.
$1.25 per dozen.
Case of 100 rolls,
$9.50.,
Pepsodent '
Toothpaste '
Free Samples ''
and Sale
AH this week you may
obtain a ten days' trinl
tube of IVpaoilenl Tooth
Paate by clipping ad
Which' appears in this
paper and bringing to
any one of our stores.
AH this week wo shall
sell large tube
Pepsodent 50
Your choice any 40c .
Tooth Brush ...40
Total... ..... 00
Both for 69
Marinello
Toilet Goods .
We Have Full Line
' Lettuce Cream
Tissue Cream
Acne Cream
Motor Cream
Astringent Cream
Foundation Cream
Geranium .Jelly
Rote Leaf Cream
Toilet Powder
Both Tint Talc.
Pleasing Talcums
At Very Pleating Pricea
35c Mary Garden Talc '
for ....... ....23
35c Pussy Willow Talc
for ..23
Djer Kiss Talc for 17
25c Moon Kiss Talc
for V.18
25c Williams' Talc, four
odors, at. . . .'. .14
$1.26 Houbigant's
Quelques Fleurs Talc,
bottle : ...94
30c Pompeiian
Fragrance Talc '
for... 18
Pocket Knife .
Prices Reduced
See our assortment at
49c .nd 89c
Each.
A dozen kinds from
which to choose.
Face Powders
You'll Like These Pricea
$1.00 Mavis 'Face Pow-
- der,' Friday and Satur
day at .. .-. . -59
65c la Jeune Powder
for 34
$1.25 i Coty Powder in
Li vrigan, Jasniine or ,
Chypre. odors, v. 69
(Four shades from- ,.,
which to choose.)
50c Nadine Face Pow
der for , .V. ; 34
50c Alma Zada Powder'.
- aW ' - or. :
ivi , . oao
SOc Carmen Powder ;
for 39.
For Big Shavers".
30c Rexall Shaving . .... s
Cream, this sale, ;
special . ... . . .24
Vivadtr -After-Shava- ...
; Talcum .for .... 19.
$5.00" Gillette Safety
Razor (in Hack case),
during this sale for
.'.$2,74-4-oz.
bottle Glycerine !.'
and Rosewater, , 19
35c Safetee Shaving
Cream; tube t . .24 '
1 lb. Saunders' Pre
servative Floor
Wax, 60c size, -44
Pluto Water
Large 45c bottle, Sat
urday, at. . ;' .29
80c Value in
Stationery for 34c
Florein or Fensdale
Box Paper, contain
ing 24 sheets paper
and 24 envelopes,
box 34
'This paper sold be
fore the break in
prices at 80c . .
Prescriptions . s
Bring.the hard ones
and the easy ones to
us. We will be very,
careful with them.' .
Aspirin Tablets' "-
Bottle of 100 5-grain
Tablets for . .44
Delivery Service '
Telephone your order
to our. nearest store.
If you do not get
service, call our Gen
eral Office, DO uglas
7855. ..'
Plenty of competent and agreeable assistants these days and your shopping in any
one of our .five conveniently located Drug Stores should be pleasant and satisfactory,
from everv viewuoint.' ' - ' - ' ?
. ia A r tt ritv trnnna in m hut ihhibih'hh inrKi.i. 1 1 itin 11 auuijiLLUicia v w - w " .
Tf t UUJ V M 6WUO 1U , J? 1 ,
.-own Omaha splendid jobbers and lactones ana tnus can guarantee uWUuraa 0uU
genuineness. . ' -
Comer 16th and Dodg-e
D. L. Gaskill, General Manager.
Comer 19th and Farnam
J. yr. Camp, Manager. '
Corner 24th and Farnamr .
. : . J. H. Prather, Manager.
Corner 16th and Hamej?
A. B. McConnell, Vice Pres. and Sec. '
Rollin C. Sherman, Assistant Manager
Corner 49th and Dodf o
J. D. Rainey, Manager. .?
Warehouse, 509-11 So. 12th St. '
Misa Hattie Ogle, Manager. . ,
General Office. 2nd Floor, 19th and Farna:
Charles R. Sherman, Pres. and Treas.
Miss Margaret Lyons, Office Manager.
