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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-18

This outing suit Of rose colored
linen has small tucks panneled in the
sides Of the blouse and skirt. Black
linen is used for the belt, collar and
deep cuffs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-18

The. total number of locomotives in use
in this country at the end of 1907 was
$3.50.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-18
Twisted.

"Please, sir, kin I go to the funeral
game?" e.
what are you talking about,
johnny" ..a 81
'"I mean the baseball ceremony"
louisville. Courier-Journal. g..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-18
Three-Year-OId Eggs in China.


According to the Secretary OF the
National Poultry Organization OF
London, England, an egg should be
either at least three or four years old
or not more than three or four days.
He says: "I have eggs from China
which are excellent. The Chlncse
wrap them in clay, put them away
for three years and then bake them
"The clay pulls off the shell n
the interior resembles a plover's egg
in appearance. They are much nicer
than a stale English egg, because the
chemical process of change is com
plete.
1.-THE s.bomination is the month
old egg, which the cooperative de-
pots we are establishing are designed
to abolish ."-Chicago News.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-18
Hoods


Leads all other medicines in
the cure of all spring ailments,
humors, loss Of appetite, that
tired feeling, paleness and
nervousness. Take it.
Get 1t today in liquid form or In tab
lots known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses 81
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-18

k X X 4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Answer Census
Mans Questions
Without Delay
Heads of Families Urged to Fill Out
Blanks Left at Homes Last
Week.

This week Uncle sam begins to count
noses among hEs SONS and daughters, neph-
ews and niaces. and al others within his
gsaes.
Last week the first real step was taken.
when householders were furnished with
blanks on which are questions and columns.
These each head OF family is asked 70 TN
out The questions are not many. nor Is
any of them imperunent- AL ara easy to
answer and each IS OF Importance IN con-
neerion with the work OF taking the census.
Il IL the desire OF the enumerators that
Lhe heads OF families make the work as
easy as possible by having the blanks al
filled out when called for This wiz greatly
facilitate the collection OF the data as far
as the population IS concerned
Answering the questions on the blank
does not involve any undue labor. nor viii
any OF the Information given be used in
any way in connection with the person fur
uishing II. It is al for the uses o. the cen
sus bureau
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
License Confess. Mt Hastings.

HASTINGS. Neb.. April 1e.-fSDsciai- IL
=. Rohrer. who directed the prohibition cam
puigus here in 1908 and 1893. has announced
that he resist the licensing OF saloons. He
saws he has been collecting evidence reia-
tive 70 the various applicants for licenses
and win use it as the basis for remOn-
srrances. Following the reorganization
next Tuesday night the council win be
unanimous in favor Of high license. but
II appeals are taken on remonsCrances. as
now threatened. the licenses viii be in
operative until passed upon By the district
court. whose next term here VIII not take
place until late in MAY
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
More Penitents May Slip
Into Pittsburg Graft Net

RIfsBCRG. April a-Where and when
ths grnft probe ends is Contingent" 70
vsicpmeuts that they may be Realised be-
fore Monday NJ. Biakeiey has spread
his net and IS Wairins for more men 70
-cuue ia and eonfsss as a result % the
iuriIuations euntaned ln the grand jury
presenfment q Yesterday.
Mere valuable Information may have been
secured today by ths district ast1rnsy. as
Charles stewart Or. ". ri Wesber. and
r 3. Kssrns. an former eouneflnsn. Who
havs already made eonfsssi0ns oc their
part IN the cuuucilruNnin irrasulaririss
spent the moruiug in the district asforlsy's
sffce
srswart =as yesterday deliarsa b. the
igrers - be withhoit,ux ezidsncs ana ras
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Big Aeroplane
SwoopS Down
On Automobile
Curtiss Airship Piungss Through
Space, Striking Motor Car Con-
tanning Women and Children.

MEMPHIS April fg-Loaing control %
q Curriss biplane. wh-ch he was operating
az q height of seveutv-five feet J. -
Mars plunged downward with terrific speed
into the infieid of the aviation course here
izts today. alightinE on top of a seven
passenger touring car In which were seated
three women ard two children Ths canopy
top over the touring ear saved the lives
of It's occupants. only one of whom was
slightly iniurpl. The biplane was smashed
Into bits ahd Mars was caurhE under the
wreckaEe but escaped with no injuries
worse than badly bruised and wrerched
knee ard a slight cut en- his chln-
q In the automobile when the big seroplane
rast1ed into n we're Mrs. Edward Ritter
iss Edna Ritter. Leuis Rirtrr. Mrs
sinner smith ard chnd al of This e8iy
p Ritter was the enly one injured.
living a slight cut in the shoulder. Mr.
er was standing at the side Of the car,
hg Just finished fastening mp the
~-a4bpy top He was Knocked down By one
Of the planes Of the flying m1calne.
The accident brought 10 a thrilling close
Memphis first aviation meet Thousands
of people followed the aviator IN his flight
across the mile course. saw his machine
caught in a sudden gust of wird. spin
around Ike a top 20 an angle right OF
the ine Of his original course and then
plunge downward Screams u terror from
frightened women were heard on an sides
when Il was seen that the biDiane would
land squareIy on the automobile
It's flight was too quick FOR the occupants
OF the car to jump and they nGddlef on
the floor Of the tonneau- The bipiane
struck sq1arely On the engine hood Of the
caopy TOD. Mars had shut OF hts engine
when the aeroplane started down and I'm a
few moments scores Of spectators were
dragging the wreckage from the automobile
first taking out Mars and then the occu-
pants Of the touring car.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Young Witness
Before GrandJury
Sioux Indian Boy Tsstifies In
Hearing Held at Sioux
Z Falls.

SIOUX FALLS. s d. April IL Especially
The members OF the United States grand
jury which convened in this city last
rresday. having concluded their work. now
have returned 70 their homes. A number
OF additional indictments were returned by
the furv. bur ewing 70 the fact that the
Defendants have n0t vet been arrested
rhefr n@mes and the nature &C the charges
against them have be.a withheld frUnl the
public.
Ire youngest witness who ever was sum
Hsoned TO appear in the federal court for
south Dakota was present and testified
before the grand jury which has Just con-
cluGed its work This young witness was
Martin F,edWater a Sioux Indian boy
whose home is on the Grow Creek reserva-
JiOn- He was a witness in a case aria-
ing on the reservation which had TO BE-
disposed OF BY the grand jury He is only
II years of age and IL a student OF the
St Stephan Mission school on the ressrva-
tiOu. The lad was able to travel to and
from Sioux FaHs at halt fare. but when
allowed Ger diem and mileage By the gov
erument IL vas necessary 20 allow him
the same rate OF mileage a. the adult wit
nessss- 50 the bOy profited % consider
able extent as the result OF his first sx-
perience as a witness in the court OF UrcIe
sam
Before making its final report the fed
era grand jury Inspected the government
building in this city and made a written
report condemning the building as being
too small and recommending that unless
u is repaired and reconstructed IL should
be abandoned Bills nov are pending in
congress making an appropriation for tbs
enlargement Ot the building which mas be-
cCme too small for the purposes for which
IL was erected.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

HASTINGS. Web. Aprn ia--,Speciai-l-A
serfian nanled Jaenb Ureck made com
plaint IN Ne cuuntg court Friday that BE-
Aad been robbed of u.5s in EoId AZ
kenesaW tne sscond station west u
Htstinss. fie hat abo1t sA08 In Z "a coin
sewed in his garments and claimed rhat
some ere gi more persons IN Eanesaur
helped themselves e. part % wh,le
ssarchlnE thruugh Ms effects Car a wateh
whIah he VAS accuaed % naviar steisn
Depufy sherin Neilis weut 10 hsnesaur
ard recovered u-ei5 ~ the missiag coin
ara peruns Eha deiVeraa it 90 aim said
Eey faunt it Were t had evidently fan.a
~ q tns servi-s's VaSon
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

report was spread to-day that he has now
gwen uD the 'hams Of the man who paid
hin Ss5.ea8 in New York City and he has
also given up other iuHDortanf evidence.
The district attorneys starr Wm work
tonight and tomorrow for ne conduct %
the grand jury next week and tils trial or
the seven eases listed for court hearings
Wednesday
Tha district attorney would nst mako
public today whether or not he had heard
from Franh y Hoffstog or the niIlionasr.-s
attorney but X 3 strongly rlImored here
that NJ Hofrst1t has already made N M.
mind 70 fiEht exrradition.
Judes Fraser WflI not r,sis On ths qu.s-
ton a. ne eiisih..ly of HaTrison Nesbit
f1rcHzn q the Jury 70 sir on a rsaas-,-
vauia iIry unrH .,s tims nsxt wser ir
Va learned today
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
BERLIN REFORNERS IN LINE
Suffrage AgitatOrS Parade Streets Of
German City ON Sunday.
DEMOEsTRATIeE IS ORDERLY
Open Air Meetings Under Sanction of
Police Csua aaEn-s~aeE UDoa A.~aE-
aHe~ that Fraftlet WouIdr
Not Be Dfsturhed.

BERLIN, April ss--At least 1saSaa social
ists and radicals took part today in She
most impressive demonstration ever held
in Berlin in favor OF suffrage reform in
Prussia From II O'Clock In the morning
the streets resounded from the march OF
squads Of earnest looking men from every
precinct in the city towards the Humboldt
Hain. the Friedrichshafen and Treptow
Park where Police Commissioner Won ia
gov had sanctioned open air meetings
Owing 70 the recent ouuspolSen criticism
of the police methods In the repression o.
popular expression OF viii the police COM
missioner had Withdrawn hts former pro-
hibtriOn on assurance by the socialist lead
ers that no disturbances would Occur ard
thai traffic would not be disturbed Men
and women gathered al TIE district head
quarters OF the socialists at an early hour
and from there marched off in groups OF
I0o. under control OF stewards wearing red
arrn-bands. toward the allotted meeting
places.
Police Leave Scene.
There vas no shouting or singing as the
crowds passed through the streets. from
which the police seemed to have disap-
peared as If by magic Squads arrived al
the parks about 1 O'Clock. with military
precision There they gathered around SIX
teen improvfsed and numbered platforms,
from which at the sound OF a. bugle. social
ist and radical members OF the Rsichstag
and Landstag began addresses In which
they vshement5y denounced the infustices
OF the present system Of elections. For
an hour and a half the orators continued
amid deafenlng chesrs. and AZ 20 zn0ther
busle sounded. and for one minute utter
silence prevailed.
Then a resolution. declaring that q was
the determination OF those gathered to-
gether 70 fight for reform until victory
had been won for the people. was passed
BY acclamati0n. Enthusiasts scenss en-
sued and there was great cheering for the
rights OF democracy. while 100000 voices
broke into the stirring strains ot the work
men's ~darssilIaise' and the song of free
dom, but they desissed on orders from the
leaders
Ne Disorder.
The meetings then dizbanded the original
groups marching or as they mad come.
Berlin garrison was confined TO harraclC
al day as a measure of precaution but
the services Of the milirary were not re-
quired-
Twelve mssCings we're held in halls in
the suburbs. and these also passed on
without uncoWard incident The mosi
significant features OF t0day's Manifesto
tion were the orderly manner I'm Which n
fCoutiuued On second P.rsl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

PIERRE. 5. D.. April 0.-tspecial. -
Articles OF Incorporation have been filed
for the Farmers state bank OF Faith,
Meade county, with capital Of $1,000
Incnrporatarzs n. O. Boks SpoOk, David
r Miller Henry ". Davie, Moreau For
the Farmers apd Merchants state bank OF
Plankintou. with a capital Of $4,000. IN
eoEporzrors. L A. Mabotr. T. Z. R1ch, A
A. Boyut0n of Plankington-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
COOK FOR BLAIR POSTMASTER
Prr-eaf Iueumbsas neeoWmended tsE
HenRuointmrnt. NeeerdiaG 70
Word frum WashiRGfea-

Bl-kIR Nub.. April i8-s Special Wv ord
has been receivrd IN Blair from Washing
ron ihat Wesley y. Cooll has been recon-
menned fcr rsaupnintmenr as postmaster
ana Ar- Cenk is feeling on easy street
Ihis uin be h.s fourth appontEsas as -
= Just cumpiefng his third te-u1.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Have you a sew
ing machine that
you do not use.

Why don't you sell it.
A Bee want ad viii do the
work.
1t is a matter Of mere ehild's
play, say 20 cents and the
thing is about over.
Call Doug. 23s, if you can't
come down and an ad taker
viii write your ad and place it.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Charge Too High
For Upper Berth
Pullman Company Ruled Against by
Commerce CommissiOn-Rates
Lower 20 Coast.

WASHINGTON. April 1o-Tne Interstate
Commerce commission Ia q decision today
holds ic TO be unjust ard unreasonable
for the Pullman company 70 charge equally
for the upper and lower berrhs in its
sleeping ears. piffersutiaI charges are or
dersd IN several Instances and Pullman
rates from Chicago to the Pacific are or
dered II duced.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

ttasa Pt1y nt stromEhurE-
sTROMSBURG, Ssb.. April la-tspeciaLl
The senior class 0f the str0nshurg High
school gave their annual class play at the
opera house Friday last The event
cleared more than Noo The play was put
oa by about half OF the class. the ether
AEsmbers putting on stunts between acts
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
DAY OF CRAFT MUST PASS
Caustic Criticism Of Existing Evils
by Rev. DR.. Rouse.
CLEANSING REVIVAL NEEDED
Present Day EvanEsEism Inadequate
10 Ncssi for warm Ltvxty RMsa
sA Inexpensive spirit Of Real
ReIfEI0ux work.

In Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church Kew
Frederick T. Rouse preached Sunday morn
ing. exchanging with John p. Clyde. FJis
subject was The Coming Revival" He
said. in part; &.
The object OF this sermon IS to prepare
people tor the coming revival that they
may see its need. its nature. and believe
in its possibility. That great revival is
needed is manifest By conditions. political
commercial. social and religious The
names OF our leading cities are simply
synonyms OF political graft-PirIsburg,
Philadslphia. san Francisco. New York.
Chicago. Omaha and Denver.
To name many Of our great corporations
s simply TO name confessed. convicted or
suspected criminals. our monoDolles are
r0bber barons. Colonies Of bankers and
officials FIJI our prisons. Everybody gratis
is the watchword and excuse.
Socially. steel trust presidents set sx-
ampIes for divorce, packers soEs for do
nestle infelicity. Society leaders great
singers. stage stars. set examples for volup-
tuousness and prodlgalify. Fer pleasures.
rotten plays in our best theaters and leg
shows in our worst attract the multiuudes.
For fnteuigence We feed on the sewage
Of the press or trashy stories. or occupy
ourselves with social nonsense or ouriand-
ish dress
In matters OF religion We face empty
pevs, formal worship. dessicated sermons,
rejected creeds. empty prayer meetings
and unnamed churches.
Evangelism is Inadequate.
Present day evangelism is totally in
adequate to the situation. Conditions are
not TO be largely or permanently remedied
by sunoayism, with its msrcenary methods
and its vulgar cont0ru0nss nor By Tory
ism. with its ironciad Journalism and
madiaeval theology. by Chapmanism. with
its prufessional-revivalism, its organized
publicity and mechanical conversion. It's
padded returns and large compensarons.
Meyer Clark and Gypaie Smith are good.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

The mere gstting of the lnf1rmauou via
cost the s0FerLu- a the pretty sum of
g. EafHn91 % rhia amount tL5o0.000 VIII be-
Faid % erlmeratQrs and ne remaining
ti.aacooo 70 supervisors With a few ex-
eeptioua TIE shumerators via bs pad on
tle basis of the NQrl donf. In the coun-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

Continued on Firm Page
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
How Big is Omaha?
SIS for those who hit the mark
1O2555 IN 1900. How many in 1910?
Some Samples of the Guesses.
J. How many in 1910?

isS 90 MarEarer p. Hansen. AS Wo0Iworth
~ 6Ss. .....-.....R r. Forbes. 5s- s. estb
A. 81. .-... Martin Kelsen- 1904 8 nth. e.. b
l5s ,2do .fflls Drahos. isZl n 5Sth
iic. l00 -.....-.. Mrs. Gus Dnahos xxi n sslh
a. 80 -.--..-.. ..... W T. Drahoa. L12I n asth
i62. -. ..-------.--.E r.. q. Haveriy ISIS Chicago
il-. $50. .-....-. .C. f. Becker z0s First Nail
- li5 .....- Arthur GrunWold ZT8a Grant
if1. 57f -..-...-....F. 8. Whitman. saIG Chicago
IS. 90 .-.-.-..- CAL r. Howard. lar Capitol
idl - ---.-------E- r Crane. ZZ-3 Writ
I62. 90 -...-.R r. e EsklIdson. 58lS Underwood
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
wEATTER gOREcAsI.

For Nebrasza-Fair and warmer.
For Towa-Cor tiuued fair
For weather report see page @
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
THE OMAHA Dee

Eoes 70 the hones-is Rad - ths
voRsn--ssIll Eoods Ter advertisers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Rummage Knit
Underwear

Just lille lots of summer knit
underwear, which are as good as
new-many prudent wives and
mothers will provide now for next
summer S wants.
Ladies Silk and Lislc Union
Suits, no sleeves. low neek-hand-
made. lace trimmed, $l.T5
values ................. S1.12
Ladies SILK and LlSIe Union
Suits. low neck, no slceve-band-
made lace trimmed. sizes 4,
>. 6-actual 81 30 values 9Sc
Ladies Lisle SuitS IN sizes 1
and > only, Tl00 values
while they last .......... 7oc
Ladies low neck, no sleeve un-
ion suits, tight knec-,Out sizes
= and S-Sl50 values
Tor ,-.....s....-ss. ....,... oSc
BOYS Drawers, sizes left
% 26, 2S. -. "a -35-ccE;
values ..........., .,..,.. LOG
Children S Black pants. knee
length. 35c values .. 27c
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Rummage Hosiery

Just little lots of all sorts OF
hosiery to offer at Remnant Prices
to YOU they'll be as good as big
stocks
Chlldren's Hose in fine ribbed,
liSle thread, double heels and
toes, 25c value. 2 pairs Soc
Infants Hose 15c quality.
black .................... Sc
Ladies' Tan Hose, mcrcerized
Isle, very fine, to close ... 100
Ladies Lace Boot Hose in black
tan and white. lace boot
pattern, 2 pairs ....... 800
A few black lace hose in fine
isle lace. for children, small
sizes. 2 pairs .............2 2Sc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Straw Hats for
Children

Not many hats left-but You
may have any that remain at
the following reductions;
One small lot which sold for
merly up to Csc. 1oc
One small lot which sold for
merry up to Soc. ............ 2eo
One small lot which sold for
merly up to Sl.00 00......s.... 3ec
Note-In this lot of hats there
are only about four dozen all told
SO early shopping will be neces-
sary,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
a. a s. corset0 0SC

The sizes are only 24 to 80
-incluslve-Odds and ends of
some Redferns, Bon Tons, War
ners and Royal Worcester. The
styles are new-long hip, med
ium bust. all made with the
hose supporters - Actually
worth up to $5-Rummage Sale
price ................9 9Sc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Art Dept Specials

Dollles. round, rs inches diameter.
stamped for colored embroidery, fin
ished edge. regular 25c values. TO
Scarfs. stamped for cOlored embro-
idery, finished edge. Soc values, 10
clean up The sale price VIII he 1sc
Scarts in flowered Swiss, 1885 inch
pink and blue with plain hemsutoh-
ed border 35c valucs..... .....-.,. i8c
White pillow slips, 2o12o. complete
with rufflc, embroidered in while
regular 75c values to clean ont. .45c
Pillow covers, made Of burlap with
leather trimmings, and brass buttons,
SIPS value IN close our at. ,,-... 7ec
Staulped Pillow Tubing for French
and eyelet embroidery. regular size.
S100 values, pair ......s,,. 7sc
Crepe Parer lowered, 10 feet I'm
the roll. - inches wide. 2Oc regular.
sale pTico ....-...' .,.--'''... &c
All Typography wood and materials
at considerable less than our cost
there Will br no new stock OF this ma
terial again this year.
Pillow tops and backs to be embroi
dered. CSC to 50c values. a limited
number of odd designs at. ....... l3e
l0c Indian Linen ....... ...-..,., DC
Towling. II Inch, bleached, yd 4e
l5c colored lawns, what remains &c
Wash Goods. PoplIns. PLAINS Mad
ras, regular up 10 35c, choice oil all
that's left, csc values cs......-......15 15e
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Rummage Jewelry

japanese Collapsible Fans, lOe
values, 4c.
Children s Coral Snake Brace
lets, l0c values, lf.
Brilliant Hat Pins. worth TO
Sl.oO. to close out, 4SG.
Other limited lines of jewelry
VIII be placed on the counters at
very small prices
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Rummage Gloves

SILK Gloves, l6-button length
kaySer S double finger tip
ped $l75 values. SIC
Kayser's Silk Gloves. short.
double finger tips, limited assort-
ment of colors and sizes. values
TO 81 90; TO close out com
plctely, we offer them AT. 3Sc
Lisle Gloves, 16-button length,
black and white only. $100
values ...,...-..,........5O soc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Child's Muslins

Some of these have become
a bit dusty from being dis
played on the sale tables-the
former prices as follows, were
sale prices, so that these Rum
mage prices are very low;
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
1.5O Wrappers soc

Because we have only sizes q
and SO III this lot is the reason for
the remarkable price 1t is a reg
ular $l,50 wrapper made of per-
cale-colors are Navy, Red, Grey
and Black fgured-sizes "a and
$500.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15

This Rummage Sale will be of
almost limitless help to the family
who have to prepare children for
school. besides the materials for
the girl IN the way of materials
for dresses ere are the ready-to-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Bathroom Rugs

Bathroom Bags. guaranteed wash
able, 36x72 inches, Green. Navy, Red,
Pink. So values. s......,..... $3.e9
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15

And now we have finished the big
job of going over the stocks
since the Summer Sale. "Rummage" is the term
to designate that which is left as remnants,
odd lots, broken assortments.. By Rummage we do
soed mussed worthless stock
much OF this which offer you these little prices is
clean and resh-due excellent stockkeepingbu rem
and odd lots how well kept represent the ends
of the selling and they be of way.W
recommend careful reading OF the list.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Rummage Drug
Specials

Odd lots Of toilet preparations
which will be sold ont completely
TO make room for new stocks.
Tetlow s Talcum Powder, 90,
Peroxide Cream, Jar, zoe.
Wright s Almond Cream. bot
Ties, 25c.
Cocoa Oil Soap, regular 25c a
box. now 1Oc.
Kirk s Violet Soap, > boxes
for 25G.
Wright's Talcum Powder, one
pound, 22c.
Chamois Busters, regular 25c,
now 1870.
Stillman S Freckle Cream SOC
size, 800.
Willow s Violet Toilet Water,
SOC size, $50.
Boraxo for the bath-25cent
size. 1Sc.
Madam Yale's Goods offered
during this sale at a reduction oS
20 per cent
Perfumes, our best soc odors, at
43S ounce.
Wright S Silver Polish-the
great metal cleanser tSc big jar.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15

The Dollar Shoe Sale which be
rims with this sale Monday morn
ing will be one of the most sur
prisine affairs ever offered TO our
customers. Would ii not be fool
isb TO overlook the possible saving
of one or two dollars on oxfordS
which will he wanted by school
children md all members Of the
family9
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Framed Pictures

Framed Pictures-or1er choice Of
the stock at just one-halt of the prices
marked