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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

case, also. insurance pays entire loss not
exceeding amount of policy.
Example:
Value, $4,000; insurance, $4,000: loss
$4,000; insurance pays $4,000.
When both insurance and loss fall
below so percent of the value the as
sured becomes ! coinsurer (that i
stands as an insurance company 70
the amount of the difference between
the so percent of the value and the az
tual insurance in force at the time of
fire.
Example:
Value, $4,000; insurance $1,000: loss
$4,000. i0SS'
Eighty percent value is sS00O-fnsur-
ance being $1,000 less than this SIM
owner is coinsurer 10 that amount
and contributes to the loss in that bro
portion.
Insurance (s7OOO) pays seveneisbtbs
of loss ($500O), S4375: owner contribntas
oneeighth. 1925; amount of loss, $4,000
The principle underlying cOinsur-
ance is the equalization of rates so
that every man pays premium in pro-
portion to the indemnity realized In
case of loss
"Inequality of Old system
The inequality and injustice of the
old system Of insurance is shown by
the following example on two buildings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

adjoining each other, of same value and
damaged the same amount each.
without coinsurance:
Value, $4,000; insurance, Company
A, $4,000; premium, $40. Fire occurs:
loss, $4,000. Company A receives $50,
pays $4,000.
with so percent reinsurance:
Value $4,000. Insurance, Company
A, $4,000: Company B, $4,000; Company
c. $4,000; total, $4,000 Premium, Com
pany A, $40; Company B, $40; Company
c. $40; total, $50.
Loss occurs of $4,000.
Company A receives $40, pays $500.
Company B receives $40. pays $500.
Company c receives $40, pays $1,000.
'"The three companies receive $50 and
pay $4,000.
-IE the first case Company A incurs
four times the liability on the first
building that it does on the second,
and only receives the same premium
on both, which is certainly inequitable.'
Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
ROOSEVELT IS
BUSY IN ROME

Continued From Page. One.)
against the colonel Of the Rough Riders
in Cuba"
Merry Del VaPs father, formerly
Spanish ambassador to the vatican, who
is now in Rome and who often com
planned of the naughty and boastful at
titude of the United States in the days
of Spanish defeat, said to a close friend:
ut seems providential that my son
should be the man to humble a Yankee
president
Roosevelt Action Endorsed.
Roosevelt has received many mes
sages, not only from friends in the
United States, endorsing his action but
from people throughout Europe, many
Of whom he does not know. Hundreds
of cablegrams from both Catholics and
Protestants in America congratulating
him on his stand relative to the condf-
titions imposed by the vatican have
reached him, and yesterday afternoon
when he returned to his hotel he found
an American priest, not located in Rome,
who warmly felicitated him upon what
he had done. saying he believed that
American Catholics would endorse his
action
The expresident, however, declines to
give out any of the kilograms on the
- VI
venom the controversy he seeks to
abate
Sees the City.
Tuesday afternoon, IN company or
professor Jesse Carter, director of the
American school of classical studies at
Rome, Mr.. Roosevelt spent considerab lie
time exploring the capitol forum. He
was exceedingly enthusiastic, saying
mo man can inspect the ruins of classic
Rome without feeling he is visiting the
birthplace of civilization"
Returning. he stopped at the antique
jewelry store which he visited 43 years
ago as a boy The proprietor searched
the old register and found Roosevelt's
name.
Made a Mason
Signor Ferra, sovereign grand COM
mander of the supreme council, An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite. with
deputation, called at his apartments
and conferred upon him high Masonic
title. Mr. Roosevelt delivered brief
speech in which he expressed gratifica-
ton at the honor and insisted upon the
principles of brotherhood, liberty and
tolerance which he said form the basis
of regular Free Masonry throughout the
world.
Dine at Embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt dined last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

Judge Maxey convened the April term
of the federal court this morning, the
grand jury being organized as follows:
Foreman, E A Shelton, FL Paso; J 5.
York, Durham; Anton Knoedler, Fort
Davis; A. n. Brockfield, Pecos; s. D.
Harmon, Alpine; ]. A White, Pecos; J.
H. Doyle, Belen; Pat Coleman, Maria {;
J. J. Mundy, Ell Paso; H L. Kelly, Mar
IA; J. D. Jackson, Alpine; John Walcott,
Big Springs; Richard L. Mayer, San
Elizario; J. J. Smith, Ysleta; I. L.
Wright. Midland; VIM. Pulliam, Mara
thon; Sidney Ullman, Ell Paso; j. A
Strand. Alpine; R. NJ. Bressie, Big
Springs. The judge instructed the grand
jury to be particularly severe with
smuggling merchants
W. F. Payne appeared on the streets
today~with an electric bicycle lamp on
his whsel, this being the first seen In
FL Paso.
Yee Yum is being tried in the district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

Continued From Page One.)
as the key rate will be discussed by the
retail merchants and definite action
taken at an early meeting.
The New Ruling.
The clause in the insurance policies
annIving to the reinsurance and the
examples given in the book of schedules
for the information of the insurance
agents. read:
The so Percent COinsurance ClauSe
TT is a part of the consideration of
this policy and the basis upon which
the rate of premium be fixed, that the
assured shall maintain insurance on
each item of property insured bv his
nolicv. of not less than so percent of
the actual cash value thereof, and that
falling so TO do, the assured shall be
an insurer to the extent of such deficit
and bear such proportionate part of the
loss on each item
Coinsurance Explained.
eli has no effect whatever when the
Insurance is carried TO the amount OF
so percent of value or more. In this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
J TNCLE ] WAITS
~ Denofured Poem

I fused their
VA smoke Mans
w utto make swpe old
and The
hundred Deaths
father oundme wrthing there and stood
nearly ped and said
worldfo ruins become the parent
of smokes a pipe" Yet dauntles was
theino Die boy ntam and L
Inv the OF o
1 smoke without
million and ninety
to
the boys courage
Copyright. 1910 by George Matthew. Adam. (OasAT,a~..-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06


80 votes and the Fourth by 49, Les
ter carried the First ward by votes
and the Second ward by As votes. max.
ing Elder the victor by one vote With
a majority of all election boards DEM
ocrats, there can be no contest on this
election, and 1t will be mayor Elder for
the next two years
O. A Matson, Republican. was elected
treasurer by majority of 1913 over
Stern, Democrat
McManus, Democrat. was elected
clerk over Scott, Republican. by 81
votes
In the First ward the Democrats
carried the entire ticket, with the ex.
ceptfon OF Matson, Republican.
In the Second ward the Democrats
carried the entire ticket through hv
small majorities
In the Third ward the Republicans
elected their entire ticket.
In the Fourth ward the RenubIics,s
erected the entire ticket with the az
ceptlon Of the clerk
Jonn Beaver was defeated for tho
council by John Lee Clark bv NO.
Jority Of IS votes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
(From The Herald of this date, 1886
Y ears A go o.
Federal Court Opens Again. va
Chinaman Answers Murder Charge
(NaaAma~~-

court today on the charge OF muroe I,
The Republican league club is ca1feo
to meet tomorrow night at the court
house.
A carload of Italians, bound from
New York to california where they are
to work in the vineyards, passed
through FL Paso this morning. A car
load of Cinnamon in bond passed
through last night
The new eases brought against Chapa,
Aguirre and Johnson, from Arlzona'
were dismissed this afternoon py the
United States commissioner
E Kohlberg ha ssold to E. Fink lots 3
and in block 216 Campbell addition
for $4,000
Charles Townsend has bought Of A
P. Coles the east 80 feet Of lot ia, block
SO Mills Map, fronting on East over
land street.
Metal market: Silver 6Sbc; lead, So;
copper. 10c; Mexican pesos, 53c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

evening at the British embassy as the
guests of Sir ]. Rennell Rodd.
This evening Mr.. Roosevelt will be
the guest Of honor at the municipality
dinner.
Invitation to Castle.
Stuttgart, Germany, April 6.-Prince
Macmillan, of 'Waldburg Won Wolfegg
and Waldsee. has invited Mr.. Roosevelt
70 visit WoIfegg castle to see the So
called "Baptismal Certificate of Amer
lea" consisting of the famous Waldsee-
Mueller map of the world, bearing the
date of 1907 On this map the name
America first appeared.
Cardinal Suffers Defeat.
Frankfort -The-Main, April g.
Frankfurther Zeitung Rome corre-
spondent concluding telegram regard
ing the Vatican Roosevelt incident, says:
According to the judgment of all
the clerlcals with whom 1 have spoken
today and who are unprecedented, Mr..
Roosevelt's dignified declaration was
the seYerest defeat which the Spanish
cardinal and papal secretary has suf-
fered in the long course of his mis-
taxes This is the coronation Of the
whole Another year of Merry Del Val
ana the bankruptcy of the curia will
be complete"
Details Published.
Vienna, Austria, April 6.-The Vienna
newspapers are publishing lengthy de-
talis OF the vatican incident, but they
make Few comments. The official Cath
oiic papers maintain complete silence
"hiie the Liberal journals deplore the
attitude of the vatican officials.
Inc Neue Freie Press says:
The papal secretary OF state is a
opahlard and the world is not wrong
~ oeIevlng that the old Spanish at
noSphere dominates the vatican
Baron Hengelmuller Won Hengarvar,
me austrian ambassador to the United
'1aees' VINO is now in Austria on leave
aAins all arrangements for Mr.,
n,oose'eIt visit to Vienna and Buda-
pest. Ihe expresident will be received
ny the emperor on April 16.
- 'ailous dinners and luncheons will
DC given In his honor by count Won
I1enlent hal. the foreign minister, baron
hongelmuller and others
New York Plans Reception.
Ne" york. April 6.-To determine
Just what Is the limit of Theodore
noose'eH strenuosity in the way of
"eicone nome is the question occu-
pylng the committee named by mayor
Idyhor TO arrange the reception in
Honor OF the former president The
- ~ SNe MIN just as big re-
ceptlon as ne can stand. Most of the
members believe he can stand a great
zeal and the program will be arranged
with this idea in view.
More than 200 members of the COM
mittee met yesterday afternoon with
Cornelius Vanderbilt presiding. When
the program has been completed the
board of aldermen will be asked for an
appropriation to meet the eXpresident.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
"FOOLISHNESS, IN SCHOOL.
FL PqSo ADril 2

Editor Herald:
L have decided to ask some ques-
lions. Why is it that Ell Paso makes
such a fuss about keno when it has
gambling going on right at home?
There is a room in East Ell Paso In
which they play Kelley pool. Boys Of
all ages go there, and they surely gam
BILE on that one game
There Is one policeman that passes
that place three and four times a day,
but he doesn't know that; that is not
the only thing either.
Why does Ell Paso go in debt for the
schools? There is more fooliShness In
the schools here than in any other
place. There are teachers who make
fun of children to their faces and tell
them that their clothes are not decent
to wear out in company. This hap
pened last week in East Ell Paso. One
teacher in another school tried to expel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
ON DRAMATIC CRITICISM.

IN DhA
Editor Herald:
Having seen so many notices to the
effect that the manager of the new
vaudeville theater invites all kinds Of
criticism, just a word on the subject.
am q lover of good, clean uptodate
vaudeville and with me vulgarity and
suggestiveness CRATE on my nerves as
much at the Happy Hour theater as any
of the other theaters. But since a GER
tain woman writer, on the morning
paper. has begun her socalled dramatic
criticisms-she calls the things at
which she formerly took offence and
termed "vulgarity" at the Crawford
and other places, a perfectly clean show
at the Happy Hour.
The absurdity Of the whole thing is
apparent to those who read her articles,
and her ideas as to headliners on the
Great White Way are~really amusing.
Having attended vaudeville perform
ances all over the country, was nat
urally hoping we would see some good
acts, but what may we expect when
a (prejudiced) critic designates this
weeks bill as containing everything
the most fastidious could desire?
Let the critic speak herself, but the
public demands a clean, moral show.
Truly yours. Miss Dorcas Matthews.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL Is
ELECTED IN OKIAuOM

oklahoma City, Okla, April SIN the
municipal election here, six Democrats
ana TOUR republicans were elected. This
sNeS the democrats the largest major
lty they have had in the council in vesrs
me city voted bond issues to the amount
OF s610,O0O for improvements
AT Barlesvtle charter providing a
commission form Of government carTisd
and like proposition was defeated ar
clarence AT Shawnee. ansintunctfon in
1oiFins alleged fraud in the adoption
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
A Little Texas Breeze

URNG the
Texas Bill smiled street to
tina did breeze
later telling
his loss at Stratfo the
which had found his
Fortunately
e state Every often) and that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
Free Round Trips To FL Paso

merchant
including The
functions that will con-
fct fact the Merchants association
a competitor Inc
which can be furtne
of work have been carefully thought out and
direct and indirect benefit to members viii be lar greater tnan 'e COST
bershp
the smaller cities and towns will be OF interest TINS
successful associations the United
The San Antonio association has 70 members
SO different lines CT mercantile business Inc
lots and wide Distribution through
Of the
purchaser the free fare
p calls for Transportation check
spaces purchased and signature OF the
firm space purchased and for figuring up the
" ~ lie w - = tht +b ng must of course be done with mem
s finishes his trading he takes the
complete member OF the ASSOCIATION
delay oaty
ar
the city from all the
merchant members put together outlay
will be refunded up percent rebate book
justify the return of the full round fare the
rebate of the total purchases which VIII apply
toward the railroad only required receipt
conductor showing the amount Of fare actually
The saving to purchasers would be about
refunded purchases of SIP or more
Round trip miles of $24
trip refunded purchases of $50 more
Round trip of $3.50
$3.50
trip of $500
Round trip purchases
purchaser from Yseta would receive MS rare
both all the merchants
his fare returned
rebate purchase OF about
500 from of purchaser from
nothing he bought $3.50 worth of goods from FL PasO
purchaser FL Paso return home for
he
thus stated
advertising association:
yu 70 present pO 0n be D p
cultivate the iendship
f6 r mutual e ips Of the association ways "
these ends 1t in
h Your purchase
fe infenony through
on s P of Mn bnse
responsibility"
thoroughly tried
of
plan of town
ought to will small
Der will be great of all proportion to first
objection working
vicious
egreatciv and business builders
There trading be
discount directly through well
Chicago believes adjusting
pupils school
they too small accommodate the girls spring hats
| 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

DOESN'T LIKE THINGS.

Ell Paso, Texas, April ., 1910,
Editor Herald:
How about the Times making stall
for municipal waterworks and at the
same time being in cohorts with the
-@ring?" Why did the ring work SO
strenuously against the chamber OF
commerce candidates for school trus-
tees? Why don't the city health board
use some Of that recent large order Of
disinfectants in the pestilential covered
street crossings? Was boss Tweed s
ghost recently seen giving danger sig
nails by the ''silvery Rio Grande?"
c., G.. E. Reum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
GUARANTEED

0AAA~ - In - = ~ -
The Herald bases
all ADVERT s / n g
contracts on a
e u q. T q n [ e e OF
more than twice
the circulation OF
any other FL
p a s O., Arizona,
New Mexico or
west Texas pa
per. Daily average
10000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
CITIZENS TICKET Is
ELECTED AT PORTAIEs
contest Is Close and the New Admins
rahon Is Elected by Only 20
Majority

Portales, N NJ, April 6-The Citizan-z
ascheC was elected here by 20 votes
mere VIII De complete cnanse OF ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
HERALD

a little girl. When asked what the
child had done, she could not tell, ex-
cept that she was not good. Most FL
Paso people teach their children to
wash and cook at home; that is the rea-
son Ell Paso is in debt
61S Orc Street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
EDITORIAL AND MAG Az lNE PAGE
Trouble and Honduras

President Dava Secured Office and How He Remains
There.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
ELECT REPUBLICAN,

Clovis. n NJ. April 6-The Repub-
licans elected their candidate for 1os1o-
by 145 majority.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
HERALD TRAV-
ELING AGENTS.

Persons solicited
to subscribe G for
The Herald should
beware Of impos-
tiers and should
not pay money to
anyone Unless he
can show that he
Is legally author
lied to receive 1t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

Guthrie, Okla, April 6.-The Repub-
HeanS scored a victory In the alecria,
here, naming four OF the five eounctI-
men, The commission form of govern
ment was defeated for the second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
RepubIicans Win ant Guth-i.

RuDAACanS w IN AT Guthrie.
Guthrie, Okla, April 6-The Reuub-
lieans scored a victory In the aIecrio,
mere, naming four OF the five council
men, The commission form of govern
ment was defeated for the second
time.
WET" And dry Elections.
Milwaukee, Wis. April Sin deeidfne
tne Hquor question, among the larger
cities to vote wet were Racine Lanes.
vile. BeIoit. F'on du Lac. Hudson Mo-
rette and Green Bay. Edgerton. Par
ron. Grays Mills. Alma Center and Coon
valley changed from wet" TO sdrv."
Colorado Returns.
Denver, Colo, April SIN Colorado
municipal elections, the 1avSets" ara
drys engaged in a sanguinary battle.
returns show Rifle, Grand Valley PAL
lsade. Brighton, Carbonate. E,ldor.
Ward, Nederland, Gunnison ana p,,-,,a
Vista remaining in the Wet oo 800
while those in the dry column ara -
mar, Edgewater, Akron. Evans LYONS
basaat Monument and Marble.
Nebraska Elections.
Omaha, Neo- April 6.-Havelock an
Important town on which Lincoln has
uraWn Tor Its liquor since the latter
eo.eu OUT saloons, changed from the
wei TO the dry column in the munfci-
pa erection Returns from 122 elite,
and towns indicate that II war+ .ss
and 81 dry Beatrice. Ashland 80
Auburn, ali changed to the license coI-
umn. col'
Kansas City Republican.
Kansas city, Mo. April 6-DariuS a
brown, the Republican nominee. defeata5
AnareW h evans, Democrat. for mavor
Oh Kansas City by q majority of abon+
5ooo. Al topeka, the first election I'M
oer the commission form of governmen.
was held. ]. B. Billiard being eIacta,s
mayor over William Green, the incum-
bent. --e u
Chicago Democratic.
Chlcago, ILL.,, April SIN the rnuni.;
pal election here, the complexion of tbe
council changed from Republican to
democratic The new council will bs
composed Of SO Democrats. % Renub1,o'
ans and two Independents. During +ba
day 40 saloonkeepers were arrested on
charges of keeping open during the
voting period Otherwise the election
was quiet
Dr. sara Janson, suffrage. attemn+-
ed 10 wedge in a vote. but sc was no,
allowed to cast ballot, although her
name appeared on the list of Registered
voters. :"
State returns show that out or ora
cities and towns SO went wet ana 11s
dry About 90 changed from dry 20
wet and 20 from wet to dry
Democrat at Hartford.
Hartford, Conn, April 6-Edxard ~
Smith. Democrat. defeated Edward W.
Hooker, the Republican candido+o g
mayor, by majority of $50 IT - ths
first time in six years the Damocrs+s
have elected mayor. License was car
ried by a majority of 1897.
Missouri Victories
st. Joseph. Mo-. April 6.-Bv ma
Jority of 2St4 votes. ST. Joseph elected
B. Fullerton. Republican. police commis~
sioner- Fullerton was running on
strict law enforcement platform Mr.
Clayton is past imperial potentata 81
the Shriners of North America In Ion-
lin the Democrats elected seven out OF
eight councilmen-
Has AnvbodH Here Sann E-01,..a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
PROHIBITION THE
ISSUE IN THE
ELECTIONS

Continued From Page one.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
NEW INSURANCE
FOR Ell PASO

CONTINUED From Page OneO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06
''Wet" And DRY, Election.

Milwaukee, Wis. April 6.-In decidins
the liquor question, among the lareel
critics TO vote wet" were Racine. James.
vile Beiolt, Fon du Lac, Hudson. Mari.
i'ette and Green Bay. Edgerton, Bar.
ron, Grays Mills. Alma Center and Coon
Valley changed from wet" tn a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

Continued From Page One.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-06

DINt at En1DdSSE.
Mr.. and Mrs Roosevelt dined last
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
Sumner Toilets
at Cut Rates

BOurjois Java Rice Powder
the soc article, at Csc
semPre GiOvine, soc cake. 35e
fellows Swansdown Face Pow.
der, at ........'... 1OC
SOzOdOnt-Liquid dentifrice -
zoe KIND '..''....... I0C
Arthur's PsroEids Cream, soc size.
at 80. ss.'ss.s .ss.s.s. zoo
nathAswOst Rice Powder, 25c
cans 49, sss.''ss ..s.ss lOo
Peroxide. zoe bottles for. Iso
Betd1tx Powders, box OF 10 for $50
Sodium Phosphato, 26c Id. tin. $50
Fountain Syringe, 2-qt. size, rapid
flow, three tips, $50 value .75o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05

Poppy Condensed MIX,
SIX cans ...........9 6c
Tea Garden Preserves,
SOc jars ........ gao
S. w. &. Table Syrup,
l21zc cans ..,......loc
Hippo Washing Powder.
ten pkgs. ESQ
Del Monte Broiled Mack
And 10 stamps. -''
Beauty Asparagus. per
can, at ........... 400
And 10 Stamps.
Hartley's Pure Orange
Marmalade Jelly 400
.Delidit Maraschino Cher
ries, soc bottle. 500
French Cut Loaf Sugar,
pkg. -. ......... aBo
And 10 Stamps.
Evap. Nectarines, fine as
apricots for pies, ID. loo
Country Gentleman Corn,
can lie, and 10 Stamps
Gaillard Imptd. Olive oil
Small bottle ,.... .a4o
And 20 Stamps.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
MusIins, Beddines, Etc.

Bleached Cambria very
fine cloth, selling regu-
larly at IL Ne; soft finish
10 yds. limit, yd. VIC
Bleached Sheets of a heavy,
durable grade; IN yds.
long; the best 75c sheets,
from. the Hundley sale
our price, each Bee
Pillow Cases-Hemstitched
-45x36-inch; perfectly
finished; a 25c quality
now at 1SG
Bleached Suiting-All linen
q yds. wide, for sum-
mer coats and suits =
$1.25 quality, yd., 75G
Blankets for summer cot
tages, camping, ETC., grey,
tan or white; 75c kinds,
a little soiled, at. :. -. 49G
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-05
White Goods

First time tomorrow-this
shipment of white fab
RIGS: 1t comprises all the
newest weaves now popu-
lar; sheer, medium and
heavy weights; checks,
stripes and figured effects
values 35c, 45c and soc
all at yard. .25C
WHITE LAWNS
WHITE PEQUES
CRASH SUITINGS
WHITE SWISSES
Here's a fine array OF
dainty fabrics, and all at
just half their worth -
The goods you want for
waist, for dress, for child
ren's wear etc; zoe and
25c goods, for. .121sc