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Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

The above three pieces are the best bargains
in the city to-day. Anyone having money will
the next % days. NJ. A. Upton Company. leIe-
phone Slt. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

"ANTED-Man to solicit, salary sT5 per
w month, must deposit 81 for samples. and
give security for money collected. Address
George 5. Cline, 5ll, First Nation al Bank build
ing. Omaha, OF Wagner blk, Des Moines, Ia:
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

SALESMAN wanted-Five travelling sales
pmen; salary and expenses; no experience
necessary. Address, with stamp. Palmer " Co,
Minona. NJ inn. a43 21t
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

WANTED-Ily an importing house, a man
w well acquainted with the retail dry goods
trade of Omaha and territory to carry as Il side
line samples OF imported ruchings on commits
sion. Address Topken, Cabell &Co., 81 9th ave,
Chicago. ALBEIT
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

"ANTED--Practical sewing maching sales
w man to work city and country trade. Lock
drawer AZ, Crete. Neb. $40 81
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

TT YOU want to borrow money on diamonds.
Lon pianos or household goods, on horses,
wagons and other personal property.
On MORTGAGE paper and contracts AZ talr
rates without delay or publicity, 30 to tine
Iairbauk Investment Co, 2l5 ltth, upstairs.
B7
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

DHlLADELpHIA Mortgage y Trust Co..
Make building loans, large or small: per feet
titles; accept loans in their western office.
Geo. Goa ties, representative. Board Trade
$50
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

MA NAGEtS for principal cities in Washing
Milton territory, Oregon, Montana. Idaho and
Wyoming. Cash deposits for moneys collected
and goods in managers control, which are
placed in lots from $3.50 to $1,000. Salary. sl,2O0
to 5000. LOOMS Natl Library Assn, 12 Main
St. Salt Lake City. Utah. 5lSf3t
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

"ANTED-Good men IN every locality as de-
w ~tectives under our Instructions. Send Sc
for particulars. Oklahoma secret service.
wichita. Kan. MI 4 1874
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

"ANTED-A live canvasser in each town to
w sell a commercial specially, popular and
OF long standing. Large commissions. QUICK
sales. No capital required. Inquire the com
mercial standing OF our house. Established
1886. Write for particulars. enclosing 2-cent
Ohio. $50 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27
WHATh have you got to trade for

w
A full-blood Jersey cow, nearly fresh.
A Shetland pony, harness, saddle and cart.
l6O-aCre Kansas farm, all under pl0w- fine.
1GLacre timber claim adjoining above farm.
A stone corner bank block, all rented-a bar.
gain.
A good residence lot in city near car line.
Stock groceries. flour, feed, etc. invoice S3,Om.
Pawnce City lot on court house square, $1,000
bargain.
S2,50l lot and cottage, Pope place, rented, Sli,
Omaha.
Lots. Omaha, South Omaha and outside towns.
Farms 1860 acres. near MCCook, Neb. ~ acres.
$50 acres. near Creighton, Neb. so acres near
Pawnec City, Neb. ITO aCres near Omaha. Two 100
acres in Holt Co., Neb. lO acres keya Paha Co.
Several $40 acre tracts in Kansas.
Call or address \ 20, Board Trade. 3hT y
WAN1ED-Sl2.0 900 to Sl6.00D stock Of general
w merchandise for 4ih-acres best farm in
Southwestern Iowa, can put in 5000 live stock,
grain etc, on farm II necessary; can use only
frst-ClaSS goods; no real estate wanted: II rare
bargain. as. b. Thompson, Broken Bow, Eeb.
352 psf
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

business lot on 18th near Center. for safe at
LA bargain il taken quick. Hicks Room 40
Barker block, Az q
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

nRuGS, hardware or merchandise wanted
I'for $50 acres of land. w, Bonesteel, Creigh.
ton. Knox county, Ncb. oil FS+
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

WANTED-Man to take the agency of our
w safes; size 2SXlSXlS inches; weight go lbs;
retail price ST.; other sizes in proportion. A
rare chance and permanent business. These
safes meet o demand never before supplied by
other safe companies, rs we are not governed
by the safe pool. Alpine safe Co.. Cincinnati, o..
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

WHEN you have anything for exchange call
w on. OF. write IT'S. II, Il. cole, room 6, Con
tinental block, 6I
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

NOR SALE--Nice six room cottage. barn for
a four horses and carriage; shade trees: city
water: lot inxl21 to alley Corner 18th and
Hamilton streets, $3.50; very low price. NJ. A.
Cpton Company. 18th and FlrnGm SITS: Si
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

l. ANSAS and Nebraska land TO exchange for
iNlowa town property. ChaS. X. Woolley,
room 81, Paxton block. 065 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

ENOR EXCHANGE-For desirable residence
Il property In Omaha, any or all of following:
~ choice inside residence lots III Hastings.
100 lots in Lincoln.
go acres fine farming land, Lancaster county.
Fine residence property, Lincoln.
Good rental property, Lincoln.
Choice fancy residence, corner Los Angeles.
A neat residence property In Unnscom Place.
Also some good mortgage notes.
Address, giving location and pri - of prop.
erty, j. II. H., care Baum Iron Co.. I2l7 Leaven-
worth. SSi
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

HOUBLE corner. Woolworth ave. and 32d st.
lJfaCing llanScom PARK; perfect grade. lust
the place for an elegant residence block. $500.
Hicks, room 10, Barker block. 4lG q
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27
HELP.

WNNTED-EXpert male stenographer for
w position of trust; liberal compensation.
Mustbe married man, whose character will bear
closest Investigation. Give particulars for past
ten years. Adore s. s. care Lord Thomas,
Chicago. D6-2I'
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

GOOD farms. clear or lightly incumbcred. for
NmerChandiSc, live stock or city property. IL.
L. Cole, room Is, Continental block. 61
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27
BRANCH OFFICES.

Advertising for these columns will be taken
on the above conditions, at the following bust
ness houses, who are authorized agents for The
BEF special notices. and will quote the same
rates as can be had at the main office.
John W. BELL, Pharmacist, SO South Tenth
- Street.
CHASE EDDY, Stationers and Printers, l3
South 10th street.
9 A.. FARNSwORTH. Pharmacist, 2ll5 Cum.
-. ing Street.
wv ]. HUGHES, Pharmacist, 62i North 10th
w . Street
GEO. w. PARR, Pharmacist, 1863 st. Mary's
" Avenue.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
VNvANTED-A situation in the country as
w cutter by a thoroughbred tailor LAmert-
cam. Address j. NJ. c., 2l2l Webster st, Omaha,
Eeb. ISL ~
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

TOR SALE-A nice little home on S. 10th ST.,
II containing I rooms, all in good repair. well.
%cistern, cellar, barn, &c. This property can be
sold on Il small payment down, balance S5 per
month. Why pay rent when q golden opportu-
nifty like this stares you in the face? q. J.
Sternsdor1f. opp. L. q. 8i
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

NOR SAI.E-Iots II, Il and 10. block II. West
II Side addition. These lots are 5jXl2S each,
lay very pretty. and the three can be bought
for 81, 0OH. They are actually worth twice that
am cunt. &. }. Sternsdoril, opp. I. o. 35S
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

I AIDES and gentlemen can rent masquerade
lisuits by calling ut jlo n. 10th, upstairs.
DERSONAL-Sea those beautiful Carlsbad
china dinner sets ut MOody's china store, 32
North 18th st. Issue 1927
DERSON AIr-Ladies and gentlemen desiring
L correspondents address Corresponding
Club, Kansas GUY, Mo, enclose stamp.
GIL t6+
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

WANTED-Several good, first. class loans at
w once. Mutual Investment Co, Room /.
Barker block. 6O
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

YOU can deal direct with the Provident Trust
L Company, room 3lS First National bank
building. omaha, If you want a loan on real es-
tate. Loans on inside business. property espe-
Ctally desired. Represent also the old and we'll
known New England Loan 4 Trust Company.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

MONEY to loan on furniture. horses, wagons,
Ih etc. or on any approved security. J. w.
Robbins, X. 200, Shcely blk. 18th and Howard.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

CAN make n few loans on frst-class chattol
L securities at reasonable rates, w. h. Potter,
room ~ Barker blk. 75
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

MONEY Loaned tor 30. 60 or 90 days, on any
Ul kind of chattel security: reasonable inter-
est; business confidential. j. j. Wilkinson,
14lT Farnam st, 276
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

MONEY to Loan-We are ready for applica-
Millions for loans in amounts from 1900 to Sl0,-
Goa on improved Omaha or Douglas county real
estate. Full Information as to rates. Loans
by us. Call upon us, or write. The McCague
Investment Co. 1870
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

I WILL rent part of modern house cheap,
L heat with furnace, bath. Address p IL, Bee
Office. 3S0-sT+
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

WANTED-Good live men that are engaged
w in shops. wholesale and retail houses. to
canvass among their friends for The Chicago
Watch Club Co. Sample watchesf furnished for
this purpose, and liberal commissions paid. No
toaters need apply. i. q. Crandall. $40 South
18th st, 10
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

nONT borrow money on furniture, horses
hwagons. etc, untl YOU have seen G. n. ia
COTS, room 40, First National bank building
Cor. 18th and Farnam SS
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

A GENTS wANTED-s75 a month and ex-
"A penses paid, any, active person to sell our
advance, particulars free. Standard Silverware
Co, Boston, 96S
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

LNOR SALE-fIotel, % rooms, completely and
IL finely furnished. all modern Improvements,
steam heat. on q street, near viaduCt. South
omaha, at low price of Si2. 900. Easy terms. NJ.
A.. Upton COMPANY, 10Th and iarnam. al
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

ONE three room cottage with full lot for
Osale cheap. Address owner, Z =, Bee.
3O7 2I+
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27
SHORTHAND AND TyPEWRlTlNo

VALENTINES Shorthand and Typewriting
Y institute, new Paxton building, Omaha.
state. Over one hundred graduates in good
situations. The school IL under tho manage,
ment of g. q. Valentine, official stenographer OF
the ard judicial district of Nebraska, and Prof.
ii. ID. Boyles, an experienced teacher and YER
batini reporter. Day and evening sessions. Stu
dents can enter at any time. Send Tor circulars.
95 n.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

TOR SALE or ESchange-lmproved stock
II farm of 800 acres in eastern Nebraska, near
market; also new Broom house with all CON
venienCcS. i'll desirable residence portion of
Omaha. Andrew Bevins. Attorney, Az and 4G3
Paxton block. Omaha, Neb. 27U
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

II E. COLE, loan agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27
MlSCELANEO US.
PERSONAL.

"
YNHE Correspondence club u is booming. Ladies
i and gentlemen send stamp for particulars.
Western Correspondence Club. Council Bluffs,
la. 405 2Tf
DERSONAL-New and beautiful patterns I'm
l. Carlsbad china dinner sets at wonderfully
low prices. ut Moody's, 81! N. 10th st. 1891
XkylIL two ladies' alone in balcony Friday
w night at Water Queen please communicate
with two gentlemen who saI next. Address T.
Y. bee Office. 33I 2f
sELEGANT life size crayoI portraits free OF
lLcharge for short time as an ad from photo
graphs brought to the yandyke Portrait Studio,
lals Pierce. near l4thi portraits also in pastel.
100 I 18
Observation-Disclosures decorated Carlsbad
china dinner sets with egg shell tea cups;
october I. In order to sell them before spring
they have been marked much lower than our
usual low prices. Visitors as well as purchasers
should cali and see these sets at Moody's, az
North 10th st. 1921
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

MONEY to loan in large sums at the lowest
1flrattet; no delay. X. Z. Pumrson. 3S S. 10Th.
.tDu
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27
wANfEp--FEMALE HsLP.


w ANTED-A good. healthy nurse girl: good
" wages; references. Apply TO Mrs. Young.
2524 Douglas 81. 4l227t
WANTED-An experienced waitress. Must
w have good references. Mrs. Ill. kountze.
3 10Th street, Forest HIN. 3l 2at
WANTED-At once. a healthy wet nurse for
w q baby q months old. Apply to l.. Men
delssohn. room 800, Paxton block, corner 10Th
and Fnrnam sts.; 9th floor. 3}S
WANTED dining room girl, l dish washer,
w 1904 N 18th st. 25S
COMPETENT girl for housework. Mrs. Thos.
Nh. Hall, 1907 Sherman ave. pa
Neutrality-suspicious. diningroom girl at
w the Co2Zens hotel. 2S
w ANTED-Hrst class girl; good wages;
w must be good cook. 1908 Capitol ave.
lG4
WANTED-A lady TO solicit. mus, come well
w recommended and pay $40 for SAMPLES.
salary so per moth: Address George s. Cline.
oil First National Bank building. Omaha, or
Wagner block. Des MONIES. la. 3D
EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS.
NEp. Employment onice-3T n. isth st.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

ENLEGANT corner on 3ist and POppleton ave,
ILpaved street, sewerage and gas; perfect
grade and magnificent view; one of the finest
residence sites in the city. Call and get price.
Hicks. room 40. Barker block. 4lG II
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

INOR SALE-The good will and interest in one
Il of the best commission butter ana egg pack
ing establishments in Omaha. Trade fully eS-
tablished with shippers from l75 towns through
out the state of Iowa and Nebraska. THIS is Il
rare opportunity for any one Wishing to engage
in this business. Address, Lock Box 259. Omaha.
1873 2S+
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

MONEY to loan-Lowest rates. Loans closed
1Nl promptly. IA. Il. Cole, Room o, Continental
block. 33
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

ENOk SALE-Fine confectionery. No. lloca-
Il ton, doing good business: Il cash, balance
to suit purchasers; good reason for selling. Ad-
dress p u, Bee Office. 39l2 -
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27
MONEYTO LOAN.

rHOICE city loans wanted in Omaha and
SCouncil Bluffs; will quote very low rates
for the next few days. In dealing with us you
deal directly with the lender. We loan y GU our
own money in all cases. Both interest and
principal payable at our Office. No delays.
Central Loan u Trust Co., 1911 Farnam st.
IST A
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

MONEY-Loans negotiated at low rates with.
" out delay, and purchase good commercial
paper and mortgage notes. S. A.. Sloman, Cor.
18TH and Farnam, 3S2
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

nR. MAMIE v.'warren. clairvoyant, Medi-
IICal and business medium. Female diseases
aspecialty. ll9 N. 18th st, rooms 2 and 3. $40
LNORTUNE Teller-Mrs. Lerorman can be con-
II suited on all affairs OF life. Satisfaction
guaranteed. No. 3ls N 18th st SGjf ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27
cLAisvoYANr

consulted DAILY on all affairs of life; best
medium in the W world, locates diseases and
cures them with massage and alcoholic. baths.
Call and investigate parlor 0, All South Eleventh
street, up stairs. Consultation on SUNDAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

"ANTED-A partner to open VI a retail
W confectionery and bakery with IA first
class candy maker; prefer a good bread baker.
Address or call j, IL. b., 70S South 10Th st.
1856 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

O., 900 furniture stock on good street for good
%Olnaha property IL SI,0W cash is paid. $1,000
hardware, good town Q,O0J inhabD for cash;
will accept good farm for the store building
worth S2.DO0, clear. Best bargain in business
property in Omaha. Hutchinson & Wead, l52i
Dodge st. 80 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

ENOR RENT. comfortable house with s
- rooms. pantry, large closets, splendid eel
lar, city water, sewerage and gas, near business
centre; moderate rent. John IL. Il. Lehman.
64 S. 18th st. 3.2
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

IGOR tENT-6 store rooms with good cellars,
IL steam heat, water and gas, on the corner OF
18th and Mason; also 80 acres of land for gar.
den purposes Just south of Door farm, within
city limits. Inquire at 917 south 18th st. 452 81
BAKERY for rent at 1909 Park ave. This is a
- brick store room and basement, including
ovens, counters. showcase, ETC.. in the most de-
sirable residence com munity in the city; water.
sewer and gas connections. Thos + Hall, 81
Paxton block. 9G
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

DEOPLE'S Financial Exchange Large and
Il small loans for long and short time, at low
est rates of interest. on real estate mortgage
and iewelrv. Don't fail to call if you want fair
aud cheap accommodations. q. ilouSCaren,
Mgr, room 56iE. Barker blk. 18th and Farnam.
3T4
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

"ANTED-To rent choice l2-room house be.
w tween Chicago, Farnam and 10Th streets,
west. Apply TO ID. V. Sholes, 10 First National
bank. 4nS
"ANTED-To rent. a or s.room house
w within j blocks OF L. =. dummy station.
Address z II. Bee Office. 313 2It
Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-27

pEAUTIFUL s-room house, gas, city water,
I)bath room, hot and cold water, on paved
$35 per month. The house Is new. Apply at
once. {. +. Harrison, Merchants Nat. bank.
$40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

Should North Dakota decide, in her capacity
as a state, to try the efficacy of a one-chambered
legislature, there is no lawful impeachment The
reason the states have universally followed the
system Of the Federal Union has been due,
doubtless, more to their general aversion to
first experiments than to any deliberate con-
clusion as to the unwisdom of a change. There
are plenty of good arguments on both sides of
the question. General Washington's reputed
illustration of the merits of second chamber
by pouring the tea from his cup into his saucer
before drinking it loses much of its force now
a-days through the great freedom with which
the executive has been educated to use the
veto power. In the opinion of some earnest
thinkers, legislation has been provided with
too many checks rather than too few, the temp
tation to obstruct being always present, no
matter how worthy the proposed enactment.
North Dakota has fair field for giving the
changed order of things a trial, and there is
no telling how soon she may have a troop Of
imitators if she makes her experiment sue
cess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-11

Some constituencies humorist has been anus
ing himself by supplying the Boston Herald
Win Information which that Journal gravely
makes the basis Of an editorial leader abou,
tne outrageous manner in which distinguished
foreigners are treated in Washington. II will
surprise most Of The Stars readers to learn
from this article that the Persian minister ''has
not been able to venture in the streets of Wash
ington In the court costume Of his country, "
because men and women ''have followed him
with jeers and derogatory comments, causing
him to seek q convenient shelter as quickly as
possible" This is pretty bad, but worse case
h that Of the Corean minister and suite for
''not only has IL been impossible" we are told,
TOR them to appear on the streets in their
native dress, but, on certain occasions when
they have ventured thus attired into the garden
which is connected with the embassy, crowd
Of men have collected outside of the fence and
have thrown sticks and stones at them, COM
polling them to retreat into the house."
IL IL, then, an optical illusion which has led
washingtonians TO suppose that they have seen
the Persian minister driving about the streets
in his long-fowing coat and peg-top trousers
and felt fez, as freely as the most ordinary cit
izen. and attracting scarcely a second glance
from the pedestrians on the sidewalk While
he was a novelty, persons would sometimes
point him out to each other, as they would
new tree or unfamiliar shrub planted in one
Of the city parks, but the jeering men and wo-
men visible 70 the trained Boston eye have es-
capped the notice Of our local populace. The
Coreans, moreover, have sometimes ventured
beyond the garden connected with the en-
bassy-either the few feet of grass plot in front,
or the high-fenced back yard-without modest
alton. Indeed, they have gone everywhere
about the streets in their gorgeous attire,
walking or driving as they preferred, without
pursuers. They have done their shopping in
the stores and been well treated, their only
complaint being that prices Of all things in this
country were higher than at home: they have
been pretty steady patrons of the drama; they
have shown the hveliest interest in
public ceremonies and pageants; and,
as evidence Of how far from an
noyed they are at the attention they
have attracted, they have taken the ladies of
the legation about with a freedom which ia
wholly unknown in Seoul. The Boston Herald
reaches the conclusion, from a study Of the
brutality of the people IN our neighbornood
that it is 'the duty of the United States gov
eminent in the District of Columbia, which is
the one section in this country that is directly
under national control, to take such police pre-
cautions as may be necessary to secure the
fullest protection to these foreigners" But a
more efficscious reform would be the discovery
of some means for protecting well-meaning and
usually discreet newspapers. like our Boston
contemporary, from the Vaccinations of news
mongers whose aim is to make them laughing
stock.
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MEMS RUssEr SHOES. saso TO o.
LADIES' RUssET SHOES. s2 TO ss.
cHrLpRENs RUssET SHOES, 7so. TO s2so.
TENNIs SHOES. 90. SO AND O.
ARTHUR BURT CO.
I'LL 1911 + ST. NV.

EcoSoM1cAI BuYrns
| LOOK FORWARD TO
R. aoLDsCHMIp loo7-loOe st. NV.
| Great Midsummer Odd and. End Sale Of Slightly
soiled end Damaged Goods at most unmistakabls low
| prices.
| TOMORROW (FRIDAY).
| READ THE BARGAINS:
Handsome Hand-painted Carlsbad China Tea
Sets, SO pcs decoration slightly imperfect regular
| price, $40. IS; to morrow for $7.4s.
Elegant American Porcelain Tea Set Sc pcs, less
three Tea Plates; regular price 9S; tomorrow for
s54S.
| 1 American China Hand painted Tea Set. 90 pcs,
slightly damaeed regular price. 81 90; for 81 As.
English China Decorated Tea Sets SO pcs slightly
damaged regular price. S40 90; tomorrow for e2AS.
Hand-painted Porcelain Dinner Set, 143 pcs, less
i Meat Plate; regular price. $4,000; for s22.9s.
Hand-painted French China Dinner SET, l Pcs.
slightly damaged regular price. ESQ; tomorrow for
| s24.s5.
English China Toilet Set 12 pcs. SLIGHTLY dam.
aged regular price, IS. %; tomorrow, az o.
| Hand.painted China Toils, Set, less mus; regu.
| lar price. s169s for S119S
Handsome Hand.painted China Toilet Set, with
| jar; regular price. el0eS; tomorrow for s. So
4-gallon 0alrsnizsd-lined Water Coolers. worth
| &3, for S1.78
Jewitt's Poreelain-lned 3-esl Water Cooler worth
$4.4S, for S36S
Solid Hardwood Porcelain lined Water Coolers, Q
gal. worth 50. As for s4.2s.
6x-galon Jewitt's Water Cooler. Porcelain lined
worth so 9S, for s74S
extra large Nickle- plated "Magic" OH Stove with
holes extension top. worth $40. for s7.4s.
l large Niekle-plated "Masic' Oil Stove. worth
&6.oS. for e49S.
] large Double Summer Queen OIL Stove worth
"a. 9S, for s3.4S.
large Single Summer Queen OH Stoves, worth
| ears, for 81. 90.
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Here's LIST Of Just thoss GLOVES ron want for sum
mar wear;
UNDREssfD KID GLOVES Of TIE rry b.s,
quality So superior that svsry pair not only ried
on ut our risk. bat WARRANTED in the beoaA and
Gsnerous sense Of NE word.
4buttons. plain backs. e1.26 pair.
4buttons. embroidered. q SO pair.
button MousQuesairss. e1.s5 pair.
PIoekIN GLOVES. Look Like Kid. Wear twics q
long MousQuetairss only sec. . pair. Fit we'll q
well as well. could IL b written essry pais
tcovranted
RIDING Oh DRIVING GLOVES. Castor Beaver
0auntlets e1.75 . pair English Dos-skin a.untiets
u. IS paif.
SILK GLOVES from CSC. to o.. a q pair. I. h.s
been demonstrated again and again that the Blsch
Mtlsnese Silk Mousqustaarss Toe are the gloves
Of elsewhere.
SILK MTTTs 13c. TO d pair Where else can you
get the genuine twarrantsd) Manese Silk Mitts for
$40. pair! Isn't SOC. the usual prices
y Out OF town customer win DO wisely BIZ for
warding when possible, sample Of color desired.
Continued below,