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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20
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1t Is extremely gratifying to us to know
that the people Of Omaha. Nebraska and the
surrounding states appreciate the oppor-
tunity offered by this marked down sale,
which presents the best chance to obtain a
piano OF sterling worth and national repu-
tatton at prices that do not admit of re-
tail profits.
During the past week many Of omaha's
shrewdest buyers, people who have a BUSH
ness as we'll as an artistic side to their
makeup, people who, while having an eve
for the beautiful. also know the value of a
dollar. have awaited themselves Of this ex-
ceptional opportunity to save from 10 to 30
per cent.
Then, again. the quality Of the instru-
ments offered at this sale is quite out Of
the order Of sale goods. Surely no one
can call in question the artistic standing
OF such celebrated pianos as sTEINwAY,
vosE & SONS, HARDMAN, MASON &
HAMLIN. EMERSON. sTEGER & SONS,
A. B. CHASE. GEO. STICK and about 20
other we'll known. makes. Remember, there
is nothing reserved. Every instrument in
the house goes in. SURELY THIS IS
YOUR PIANO OPPORTUNITY. Such prices
as are being made at this sale could not be
made only on account Of the circumstances.
We might put it something like this: Hero
we are with an immense stock Of 800 in
struments. embracing the choicest products
Of over 80 different factories, many Of the
Oldest and most reputable makes. The sea-
son has been backward. owing to the ex.
~cessive rainy spell.
Then here comes up this opportunity to
buy these half a thousand instruments at q
price that was at least 80 per cent Ieea
than the closest prices we were ever able
to get before. We Just figured 1t this
way: Nail this big deal ourselves; then
give the people a chance at the stock now
on hand. We hgure we can AFFORD to sell
our present stock without pront, to make
room to take care Of the others. What
we lose on one We make on the other, be-
sides getting the advertisements We are
not unmindful Of the beneficial effect OF the
influence Of a satisfied customer.
This week we shall expect to clear the
eoor OF from 60 to rs pianos, and to that
end prices will be made to win your pa
tronage.
Odds and ends, such as square pianos.
used uprights, organs. new and used. will
be sold at prices that will make them move.
About 20 squares will be sold at from $1,000
up to 5000. on payments to suit. Organs
at almost any price. Used ~uprights on
terms OF $3.50 per week. Then any Of the
so different makes OF brand new pianos will
be sold on the closest possible margin.
The most economical and hardest BAR
gain driver in the land will be interested
in the absolutely bona hde bargains 70 Be
secured at this sale.
Then. remember SCHNEIDER 4 Muller oier
you Their popular payment plan. You are not
required to pay anything in advance. but
while enjoying the use Of the piano you Will
be allowed to pay in small amounts Of $50.
$500, $3.50 and $500 per week, Just accord
ing TO your convenience and the price OF
the piano. The only requirement Is that
you have a god reputation and ability 70
meet your payments thereafter.
An immediate Investigation Is advisable.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20


the fourth effort. Anchored" as rem
dered by the village pride in the matter
Of baritone singing; even De Reszke never
experienced a more genuine triumph. The
crescendo of applause gradually fell away
into the soft rustic of manipulated paper,
as programs we're consulted preparatory
to a correct readiness for the fifth offer
ing. The programs confded that the
Death Of Crusader" by Miss Allis Porter,
was the next item.
In the front row of seats a prim little
body, full Of severe q%uaintness in every
quirk of dress, tilted her head toward a
~neighbor, and whispered, tits that racin'
gal of John Porter's."
The neighbor answered in a creak meant
for a whisper, I'm right glad she's took
to religion for onct, an is givin' us some
thin about them crusaders. They was in
Palestine. you know. She's been away to
boardin' school all winter. an l guess II
II be a high-falutin' account OF the war"
The quaint little old lady jerked her
head up and down with decisive bobbiness.
On the third upward bob her eyes opened
wide in establishment; a small, slim fig
ure in a glazing red coat stood In the cen
ter of the improvised platform.
From beneath the coat fell away In long
graceful lines a black riding skirt; a dark
oval face, set with large wondrous gray
eyes-the Porter eyes-confronted the
quaint little old lady.
That's the Porter GAL" her n~eighbor
squeaked; I've seen her atop them race
horses more'n a hundred lines. My!
you'd think butter wouldn't melt in her
mouth, she's that prim now"
1.-THE coat would melt It," commented the
quaint one.
Then a clear, soft, girlish voice, with just
a tremble Of apprehensive nervousness, Civ
ing II a Tilt like a robins. said:
THE RUN OF CRUSADER.
: L.
Full weight they had given the gallant big
Black-a hundred and sixty he carried;
And the run for the Hunt Cup was over
three miles, with mud-wall and water
jump studded.
The best racing days Of the old horse were
past-there'd never been better nor
But now once again he must carry the silk
was needing the help Of CRUSADER.
could he win at the weightP" whisper
tngly asked. as l clncned up the saddle
He snugsied my hand as I gathered the
rein and laughed when they talked
I To the call of the bugle I swung to his
back-like a rock was the strength OF
At sight of the people he arched his lean
neck, and they cheered for my King OF
all Hunters.
II.
Ten horses would strive for the prize-a big
field. and the pace would be killing,
From the West came Sweet Silver, a Gray,
gallant. and fearless in jumping.
Sticks, had been sent for the Cup from
On a Bay. Little Jack. who was fast. they
had put but a hundred and thirty.
But / knew that North Star, a big Brown
even the Black was no gamer
With a pull of ten pounds in the weight,
was almost a match for Crusader.
We made a brave troop. long-striding and
strong, with the pick of crbss-country
riders,
As we Al d past the stand In stately parade
with its thousands OF eager admirers
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20

LET US REASON
TOGETHER.
COnserVa tiVeness is
COmmendable.
And it is TO Such that We
Desire TO Talk.
During the Past Week
Many of Omaha's
Best Judges of
Piano Values
Have Awaited Them
selves of the Money
Saving Opportunity
Presented by
The Marked Down Sale
Now in Progress at
SCHNEIDER &
Mueller's.
You May Be Interested In
Learning that This Sale
Affords the OPP
pOrtunity
To Save from SIS to $50
on the Purchase of
a Piano.
By Reason of Our Purchase OF
Nearly 500 Pianos at About
80 Per Cent Less Than
Jobblng Prices, We Have Deter.
mined to Dispose of Our En-
tire Stock on Hand.
Prices Are Being Made that Can
net Fail to Interest the Most
Conservative.
This Sale is Distinctly a Sale Of
Strictly Artistic, High Grade
Instruments.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20

aed the strained relationship that existed
between the good people. who frowned
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20
CHATTER II.

own race horses" the boy answered
evasively. TITS Crandal, the butcher"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20

Once again past the stand we drove at the
ditch that some would never get over;
And a cheer shook the air as the Bay
landed safe, with the mare on her back
in the water.
Their over went North Star-though he
pecked, and nearly emptied his saddle.
AS l lifted the Black at his heels. he
frothed the Browns flank with his
nozzle.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20

DAT 0Gre was a KILN Oht al 4 oAON DANh
1 angdon If deEe was anything doin'. and
Dick says to me, Gays he, putin bot
thumbs up"-and Mike held both hands out
horizontally with the thumbs stin and
vertical to II ustrate this form OF oath
/" there's nottin' dom, Mike, says he. What
dye t'ink Of that, sir, an me KNOWN there
was?" asked Mike tragically.
"It's tie biggest tip that always falls
down. Gaynor, and they've got to be pretty
swift to beat Lueretia."
That hlly's all right; she's worked ou'
we'll enough TO do up that field OF stifs.
amt no rail bird, but I've had me eye on
her. But I amt doin' no stunt about horses
Mister Porter; I'm talking about men. tn
hIly's honest and you're honest, SIR, but
you don't roide tn mare you'self, do your
''You think, Mike" began Mr.. Porter
questioningly, but Gaynor interrupted him
with: 81 don't think %nottin', sir, an l ain't
sayin' nottin'. / amt never been up before
the stewards yet for crooked work OF
crooked talk, but there's a boy rtdin' In
that bunch today wat got six hundred fol
t'rowing me down once. see? sip me God!
he pulled Blue Smoke to a standstilI on me
KNOWN that 1t would break me. That was
at Coney Island two years ago"
And you don't remember his name, ]
suppose. Mixer"
Il don't remember nottin' but hat ] got
Il in the neck. But you keep your eye open,
sir. You t'ink that none OF the b'ys would
t'row you down cause you've been good to
them, but some OF 'em are that mean they'd
steal tn sugar from a ny. | knows 'em. ]
hears 'em talk, cause they don't mind me
think I'm one OF tn gang"
Thank you very much, Gaynor; apPreci-
ate your kindly warning, but | hope you're
mistaken all the same" said Porter. Then
be proceeded on his way toward stall nve,
In which was Lausanne.
"How do. Mister Porter.
II was Philip Crane, standing Just out
side OF the stall, who thus addressed him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Mems Underwear
 NeCkWear

Nearly every size in lot of Bal briggan shirts and Drawers, Draw CTS with double seat, 25 ct and 39c Underwear. t1c garment. and A soc grade of Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, shirts with ribbed bottom and French necks and Drawers double seated, 35c a gar- ment or } for SI
 Then some Ballbriggan Under wear in heIiotrope, made of combed Egyptian yarn. as soft as silk.
 For this sale only 37 i-2c a garment for 6oc underwear here'sa broken lotof Neck wear for men, the color assortment is broken and not every style is here.
 They were sold at from 25c to 39c, 10c ca.
 A great lot soc Derby Scarfs, Four TT in Hands and Club Ties, 25c to close.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
LaCes

Chiffon, all black and all white, full' 45 inches wide, Soc chiffon,
 e5 cts a yd.
 Black art embroidery allover, velvet and escurial and mousse lein de soie and taffeta, for yoke and fronts, also some very beaut: tul trimming nets, sold regularly as high as $7., $9. and $I2.. Now down to Sa.A9 Then some enchanting Black net and mousselein de soie en- .broidered in gold included in another lot of beautiful stuffs for fronts, all s. and S6. things, now all Sl.49 a yd.
 A lot of lace Remnants 5 cts. and 7 cts. laces for 2 cts. each An9,tF7-r lot of lace Remnants 10 cts. and 25 cts. faces for ! cts. each
 Hundreds of yards of all kinds of lace Remnants embroidery too, each piece at HALF its marked price.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01

Ribbon

An odd and end lot of Pretty Ribbons, worth from 6 to 9 cts, .. ( cts yd. A lot of remnants of fancy and plain Ribbons from to 4 yard lengths r2 cts. and I5 cts Ribbons, to clear 8 cts yd.
 Another lot of remnants, same lengths, all g cts. and % ct. rib bons, to go at 1 cts. a yd. One biz pile of white and fancy colored Ribbons } I-2 inches wide, at 8 cts. a yd.
 Then hundreds of yards oi white and colored taffeta Ribbons, full 3 I-2 inches wide, they're marked | cts. yd.
 Still one more lot of Ribbons to be cleaned up before inventory, are these high grade eolored Ribbons. the ones you know as 25 cts. and 2o ct. and some 30 cts. quality, among them, all i9 cts. ayd. Some extremely rich, hand some sash Ribbons, beautiful de- signs and patterns marked as high as $I. a yard, to close 30 cts. a yard. R.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
FIanneIs, Blankets
 COnfOrtabIes

25 pieces of white silk embroid- cred Flannels, the 69c grade, for the sale, 42e yd.
 All the fancy French Flannels we have, those wanted pretty stripes and figures so suited for house gowns and shirt waists and always associated, with o9c and 75cas to price, to close soc yd.
 High grade summer Comfor- tables, figured silkoline both sides with deep sateen border.
 $2.29 instead of 2.o9.
 g inch all wool White Saxony Flannels. the kind you pay 38e a yd. for, 29c yd.
 Closing out all our Ioc and I2I-2c Outing FIannels, checks and stripes, for ! i-2c a yd.
 Summer Horse Clothing, Lap Robes and the like AT COST.
 You who have horses to take care of this summer would profit by this item.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
China

Here are some of the strongest features in a strong sale. Every item Is a gem of a Bargain, something you want now whether you're to spend you're Summer in town or at the shore. Listen to these, Bohemian glass Lemonade Sets, 75 cts, instead of $l.25.
 Another Lemonade Set of Bohemian glass, S1. in- stead of Sf.50.
 Austrian China decor- ated Pudding sSets, $l.4o instead of s..
 Punch Bowel and Stand of imitation cut glass, "a fine pattern and good, 0S cts. instead of $1.30.
 Kitchen clocks, "A hour clocks, 50 cts, for a S1.4o clock. {
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Upholstery

Here too we give but a mere scrap of the bargain news:
 Tassel Fringe for Lambrequinss
 5 cts. yd.
 Best quality Sold Pillow Cords, all the colorings, P ct. quality for
 IS cts. a yd. A lot of slightly unused and dust soiled Sash Curtain Muslin, to clear 1 ' cts. yd. for 5 ct. and B ct. Muslins.
 Your choice of seven colors in a lot of 25 ct. Opaque Window Shanes, IS cts. each.
 MATTRESSES
 Half a car load of Mattresses to be sold nearly at cost;
 Combination Mattresses, any size si.75 White Cotton Mattresses with Mexican fibre in center 33.5D All cotton Mattresses made of the best ticking, and best quality cotttn, guaranteed, SA.50 2o inch all wool Smyrna Rugs, perhaps the best rug value, we've ever offered Si.35
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Negligee Shirts

To close out a broken lot ot good 50 ct. NegIigee Shirts, two turn down collars and separate cuffs, 39 cts. each. One entire line of$I. 50 Negligee Shirts made of imported Madras, cambric and Scotch Bingham, bosoms either plain or pleated,
 98 cts. About 50 dozen woven Mad ras Shirts, in striped and figures, al 50 ct. Shirts, a lot too small to keep in stock until inventory,
 35 cts. } for SI. We've grouped still another broken lot of negligee shirts, made of Bedford cord and Madras, all good patterns, 25 cts. instead of g cts. and 50 cts.
 Boys printed cheviot shirts with attached collars, 2S s.
 Linings
 Opalescent Lining, 10 cts. yd. |instead of I2 I-2 cts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Stockinqs-vests

Odd and end lot of Women's fine French fancy Lisle thread stockings sold at from $I.25 to $2. to close 79 cts. DIT
 Women's fine Black Lace Lisle Thread Stockings, several designs. full regular made Hermdorf dyed, 50 cts. and 69 cts. stocking for
 8 cts. apr,
 Women's regular made Black Ingrain Lisle Thread Stockings, Hermsdorf dye. the stockings We sell every day at g cts., % cts pr.
 And at the same price (25 cts.) a small lot of fine fancy Llsle thread Stockings, dotted and striped, some vertical among the latter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Lovely Cottons

All, every piece of our hand soonest silk muslins, imported grenadines, silk Ginghams and Fancy Suitings, to close out at
 36 cts. q yd, you know them as 50 cts. and 69c goods.
 69 cts Imported Swisses. 39 cts a yd.
 Exquisite designs, bought away under price because of an occa- sional mill imperfection in the material.
 Some of the most beautiful we've had this year.
 Charming Fancy Linen Ging- hams, the B cts. ones for 25cts. q yard.
 All our French Sateens and we've had the incest and the largest collection in town this Spring, 25 cts. yd. instead of 3S cts.
 And here is new, just in case of Dimities, black and white ef- fects. and different kinds of grounds, polka dotted, to go at 6 cts. yd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Boys Clothes

Powerfully strong Bargains in this section too;
 Vestie Suits, all the suits mark ed from 5.oo to 700, to close, $3.98, 3to 7 years.
 Sailor Suits, boys of } to I6 years, blue, red and brown, down to S2.9s
 An odd lot size lot of Wash Suits, the soc ones, to close 25 cts.
 Also some Trousers ages I2, .I3 and IA years. They are put down to close to IS cts. pr.
 soc Wash Hats are down to 39 cts. ca.
 Double breasted Suits, 8 to I6 years, plain blue serge and mix lures, down to Si.65. Were LOO and 2.25.
 $5. and $5.5o Double Breasted Suits, 8 to lo years to go at S3.98. And Straw Hats for Boys,
 Bringham Hopkins Fine Straw Hats, our last word on them, $2 and s. Hats Si.65, and 8. and $4. Hats. SPAS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Wash Suits

Shirt-Waist Suits of good per- cale, bargain at $I.25, 98 cts. Shirt-Waist Suits of Woven Madras in nice shades of blue and oxblood, Si.98 instead of $2.4o. Black and white Lawn Suits, can't get them as fast as we can sell them at $I.9S, for this sale
 $i.s8 Fancy cold Lawn suits St.25 Stylish Suits Of Russian duck, cadet blue with white dot, for the sale St.89
 White ground Russian duck suit with black or blue polka dots trimmed with bands of solid cvl- or, only S2.19, were $,.So. Stunning shirt-waist suits o Madras, fancy striped and plain cold,
 s2.s0 for $3.9s. Suits
 S4..8 for $o. Suits
 S2.29 for s. Suits.
 House Wrappers, percale, beaid trimmed 50 cts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Shirt Waists

There's a general marking down of Shirt Waists, this is all we have space for today; Of white lawn: 49 ct. for the 69 ct waists 69 cts. for the f5 ct. waists. 79 cts. for the JS ct. waists. 9s cis. for the $l.25 and Si. B waists. SI.29 for the $r. .os waists Sl.69 for the s7.2s wassts. Extra fine sheer white waists alaborately embroidered and finely tucked;
 e2. .49 for the $3.25 waists. S2 Ss for the B. 50 waists. $3.l9 for the s4 50 waists. sA.9s for the $. os waists.
 Cold Shirt Waists. Of fancy woven Madras, S2.49 for 8. 5 wal ts. Sa.49 for $2.a5 waists. 9s c's. for $l. 3S waists.
 Of striped gingham: 49 cts. for 75c waists. go cts. for 50 ct.
 29 cts. for 49 ct. PercaIe Waists. 39 cts. for 59 ct. colored Lawn Waists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Cloves : Umbrellas

A lot of 545 Pairs of Kid Gloves many pairs of the frs, grade Trefousse, always ssold fot
 SI.9S a pair; most all are fresh, new clean, perfect gloves; lot includes black, some white, and wanted shades of grey, tan and mode. The lot to go at 79 cts. Some good three button lisl e thread gloves. shades of tan and mode. black too, i2 i-2 cts. a pr. Worth a5 els.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Umbrellas

50 ct. Umbrellas, made of fast black twill on a sturdy steel rod and frame with good natural wood handles. For this sale 29 cts
 Good umbrellas of fast black twill ona steel rod and paragon frame, mounted on natural wood silver trimmed handles, 5 ct. um- brellas for A3 cts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Summer Vests

Women's Lisle (Silk-a-lisle) Jer- sey Vests, straight with short sleeves or without, low neck, lace yoke with silk ribbon, or silk crochet finish, 2i cts. instead oi 2o cts. B cts.
 Women's White Jhrsey Vests
 for 8 cts. ca
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
A Bargain Group of Small Wares.

Carpet and Button Thread, black and colors, Sc spool LOG Featherstitch Braid, 6 yd. pieces for Ac pc Bias Velveteen Binding, black and colors, four yard pieces
 7c pc Crowleys & Millward Needles,
 Sc paper Ice WooIs Blue, Pink Red, Brown, Maize, Silver Grey, etc., regular price l7c ball, for t0c ball
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Muslin Underwear

Chemise Night Gowns, ofnice muslin, round neck, short elbow sleeves, hemstitched lawn ruftle, 39 cts. instead af 50 cts.
 Corset Covers of fine lonsdale cambric, tight fitting, low neck, IS cts. each for this sale.
 Small group of white Petticoats, but counter soiled, otherwise perfect, made of fine Lonsdale and sold for $4 even during our sale,
 to close S3.25, Deessing Sacques and Kimonas, Ill white and part colored effects, to go like this; 88 cts. for the $I. kind, Si.38 for the $I.5e.
 And black and white Lawn Sacques for Mourning, 75 cts, they're the $l kind.
 Fine white Lawn Dressing Sac ques, collar with two rows fine val lace, Si.s8, they were $2.25
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01

200 yd. Basting Cotton,
 ic spool Three yard Twill Tape, lc roll Bunch Tape, assorted,
 Z rolls for 5c Hat Pins, turquois, pearl and dull jet, ball and pear shape,
 4c each Kirby Boards Hair Pins.
 2 packs for 5c Snap Hook and Eyes, 2c card Saratoga Spring Hook and Eyes,
 2c card
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
H'derchiefs

Women's and chitdren'S at cost and less,
 French printed and cold border ed, for women and children, worth 5 cts. and 6 cts, 1 ct. each.
 Lace edged hemstitched em- broidered, worth I2 I-2 cts. to l5 cts, Q cts.
 Fine linen center lace edged H'dkerchiefs, I9 ct. value, 10 cts.
 Alot of slightly dust soiled and lace edged linen center Hdkerchief, also some hemstitch- ed embroidered ones, 25 cts. and 2o cts. worth, i5 cts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Dress Goods, Silks

A inch all silk Black grenadine, for the sale 6S cts. a yd.
 A great lot of Colored Dress Goods, Remnants, from I-2 to 5 yards, you'll pick up some bar gains on this table for every thing is put down to about HALF PRICE
 l. Here are good stuffs for child ren's Dresses or waists and house dresses, Scotch Plaids, Shepard checks and plain English Coburgs, for this sale f8 cts. yd.
 38 inch all wool, plain and mixed ladies cloth, for this sale
 29 cts ayd
 All wool cheviot Serges, Gran-. ite cloths, Diagonals, 58to 45 inch- es wide, IA cts. yd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
House Furnishings

| 5 Quart size grey steel enameled Tea and Coffee Pots f9 cts. Balloon Fly Traps, g cts. : Ioc Ice Picks and Shavers. slightly rusted 10 cts.
 Folding Clothes Frames 39 cts. Toilet Paper in rolls or Packages
 7for 25 cts. Grandma's Washing Powder, pound Package for 10 cts.
 Shop worn samples of Nickle. Plated Tea and Coffee pots at a third off.
 High grade steel bread carving and butcher Knives, slightly rusty at half price.
 Combination Medicine Cabinets with mirror fronts, s5 cts Three Burner Oil Stoves with Iron tanks, slightly rusted, 79 cts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Linens, White Goods

Ready made Pillow Cases; made only of standard well known brands of cottons; sizes 42xs6 and 45x3o, 8 cts. each. Hemstitched Pillow Cases; sizes
 42x3SH fl cts. each.
 45A4oH, i2 l-2 cts. ca. Good Fringed Huck Towels,
 5 cts. each. Table Damasks, 72 inch pure Irish Linen double Damask, a goodly choice of patterns, 88 cts. a yd.
 White Bed Quilts; Crochet Quilts for half beds, 65 cts. and T9 cts. And crochet Quilts fringed all around, 89 cts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Silks

Printed satin Foulards, every
 piece new and every piece pretty,
 for this sale 67 cts. a yd. A $I.25 grade of black Peau de
 Soie, down to 89 cts. ayd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
Toilet Goods

Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, not more than five cakes to any one purchaser, let cake Old Fashioned Buttermilk Toilet Soap, made by the Cloverdale Dairy Co.
 Bet cake
 Bay Rum and Florida Wat CT, Bet bottle
 Violet Toilet Water, small size Set bottle One lot French Tooth Brushes, four row pure white bristles, Bet each
 Thirteen Row Pure White Long Bristle Hair Brushes, regular 75ct kind for
 35ct each Hone Bone Hair Pins, shell amber and black, regular I5ct kind for 0cts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
.Veilings

Plain and fancy mesh Black Yelling, worth I9 cts, a yd. for ' cts. a yd.
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Little things you need more of during the hot month than any other part of the year;
 Antiseptic Dress Shields, wash able, Seconds of Columbia) un- noticeable imperfections regular 25, 2e and 33et kind,
 3 pair for 25cts Summer Weight Foundation Collars with patent back fastener, regular price I5c. Sc Shoe Buttons, 4c gross Button Thread, Ic spool