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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07


Jean De Long, Ainsworth Neb.
Irene Mccoy, Barnston, Neb
Lillian Mervin, Beaver City, Neb.
Mabel Witt, Bennington, Neb.
Anna Gottsch, Bennington, Neb.
Minnie Gottsch. Bennington, Neb.
Agnes Dampke, Benson, Neb.
Marie Gallagher, Gentleman, Neb., Box Il
Ida May, Central City Neb.
Vera Cheney, Creighton, Neb
Louis Hahn, David City, Neb.
Aleda Bennett. Elgin, Neb.
Eunice Bode, Falls City, Neb.
Ethel Reed, Fremont. Neb.
Hulda Lundburg, Fremont, Neb.
Marion Cupps, Gibson, Neb.
Marguerite Bartholomew. Gothenburg Neb.
Anna Voss, 40 West Charles street, Grand
Lydia Roth, COS West Koenis street. Grand
Ella voss, 4o7 West Charles street, Grand
Irene Costello, 115 West Eighth street,
Grand Island. Neb
Jessie Crawford, 4Oe West Charles street.
Grand Island, Neb.
Pauline Schultz, Deadwood,g S. ID.
Martha Murphy. 923 East Ninth street.
Grand Island Neb.
Hugh Rutt, Leshara, Neb.
Hester F. Rutt, Leshara, Neb.
Alice Temple. Lexington, Neb.
Ruth Temple, Lexington, Neb.
Anna Nelson, Lexington, Neb
Edythe Krcitz Lexington, Neb.
Marjorie Temple, Lexington, Neb.
Anna Grassmeyer l545 G street, Lincoln.
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Elsie Hamilton, 2O2s L street, Lincoln.
Irene Disner, 2O90 L street. Lincoln:
Hughe Disner, 20So L street., Lincoln.
charlotte Bosgs' ZN south Fifteenth street.
Helen johnson. ss4 South Seventeenth
Aitnss Myers, ss4 North Sixteenth street.
Louise Stiles Lyons, Neb
Estelle Mcdonald. Lyons. Neb
Milton Seizer, Nebraska City, Neb.
Harry Crawford, Nebraska City Neb
Lucille Hazen, Norfolk, Neb.
Letha Larkin, South Sixth street, Norfolk,
Emma Marquardt, Fifth street and Maui-
son avenue, Norfolk, Neb
Genevieve M. Jones North Loup, Neb.
william Davis. 2Sl West Third street. North
Louise Raabe, seOs North Nineteenth ave
nue., Omaha
FTances johnson. sss North Twenty.
fifth avenue, Omaha
Marguerite Johnson, 9SS North Twenty
fifth avenue, Omaha.
Emile Brown, 1922 Boulevard, Omaha.
Helen Goodrich, 1910 Nicholas street
Mary Brown, 2ssa south Central boulevard
Eva Hendee, tlo2 Dodge street. Omaha
Lillian Writ, l6S Cass street, Omaha.
Lewis Poff, s1l5 Franklin street. Omaha.
Juanita lnnes, N69 Fort street. Omaha
Bassett Ruff, 1914 Binney street, Omaha.
Meyer Cohn, $40 Georgia avenue, Omaha
Helen F, Douglas. 1881 g street. Lincoln.
Ada Morris, 1924 Franklin street, Omaha
Myrtle Jensen, 200 lizard street, Omaha
Orrin Fisher, 1910 s. Eleventh St, Omaha
Mildred Erickson, 200 Howard St., Omaha
Oscar Erickson, 2709 Howard St., Omaha
Gail Howard. 4722 Capitol avenue, Omaha
Helen Houck. 1925 Lothrop street, Omaha
Emerson Goodrich. 1910 Nicholas, Omaha
Maurice Johnson, 1927 Locust ST., Omaha
Leon Carson, 1924 North Fortieth. Omaha
Wilma Howard, 4722 Capitol Ave, Omaha
Hilan Fisher 1910 South Eleventh. Omaha
Edna Heden. 27S9 Chicago street, Omaha
Mabel Sheifelt, 4OH North Twenty-fiftt
street Omaha.
Walter Johnson 24O6 North Twentietr
street, Omaha
Emma Carruthers, S2ll North Twenty-flftt
street, Omaha.
Leonora Denison. so7 william St., Omaha
Mae Hammond O'Nein, Neb
Mildred Jensen. ass North Nye Ave.
Fremont, Neb.
Madgo l.. Daniels, Ord, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07
SUNDAY,
May z, 1911.
Name and Address.

I'M and ddress. Year
Anna Achte Joseph.
Harley
Milton r. Abrams 1917 Burdette Lake
Frank Behge 421 North Thirtynnh Clifton Hill
William
Brown OI Douglas Central ...'..lsOl
Royce X Beck 1923 North Twenysevenh
Francis Bethel 1924
Busal $40 North
Wilson Lothrop
Nellie Craven 415
william Ellis 1901
Lothrop
JohhsIon Lothrop lis
uOS Jackson lO2lR Capitol Ave
ohe MIX S4lZ Corby ST. Lothrop 1900
Lunkwz 1919
Man 222l Capitol
Wallace r. Cunning Walnut HILL. 1905
Nellie M Modlin 1904
Raymond
Nelson 1914 North Thrtyourth
NawoeaJ Sl6 Bancroft
1923 Elston
oatone FetV, 300 North Twenynth Kelom
Rand Petersen Beais
Feoerson 1Ol2 south TWentysxh
Sherman ..19
ROMAN 1850 Davenport St. Saunders
Sophie Redwelsk Twenty-sxth Park .18s7
Mary K Kennel 1923
Carl swanbug Edward Rosewe sob
S44O Sahler Monmouth
W. AveP
stanisaw sebk =. Lincoln ..Ieo
Sorensen 1888 South ThTtyhfth
Wesln sol north Iwenynfth Kelom
"lede lSoo North Twenty-fourth
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07
No EHtravnEant Demand.

Tramp-Kin sit bite 10 eat here?
Woman-Yes II you'll saw that pile OF
wood.
Tramp (sizing zap the job)-I amt asSn'
for no uO-a-plate banquet. lady.-BostOn
Transcript
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07
Unfinished Works.

BY Madeline Cohn, Aged 10 Years. 1902
Park Avenue, Omaha. Red Side.
Helen was a sweet little girl Of years
She was an only child, and did not go to
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07

KATHERINE HARRISON o Omaha, and a o
Blue slde the Ashby Farmont,
l IVV and a member of the Red side is the king.
he
ISXy1N
which Verri
n for
the Beesw will do Il
o
Busy during my reign as
up
o
10 anyone wbos
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07

to
Porca Exchan which now includ
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07

DING 20 the masquerade party
at Bessie Smith's?"
1t was Jack Webster who
asked the question of Harper
Goodman, as the two boys
ambled homeward from school.
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ladies' Diamond Rings $3.50

You'll be surprised to see what fine
diamond ring you can buy at McCoy's
for $3.50. We had the good luck to
have . diamond house to offer US .
bunch Of these rings at much less than
the usual v hoIesale price We, in turn,
offer them to you for less money than
they would sell for il sold at regular
prices The diamonds in these rings
are perfect cut, color, white and very
brilliant. The mountings are solid gold
Diamond Rings are highly proper as en-
gagement rings Why not give -dia-
mond when you can get nice one for
lets than tive ty dollars?
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THE D. r. c. PICNIC At WILD
WOOD.
What a delight!

What delight! ...
Inc W. II. G. festival at Wildwood
on Tuesday was a great treat to the
Jerry Rusk contingent from Towner
as we'll as to the members of Abra-
nam Lincoln Post aud Corps in MI.
not. The ladies who were initiated
will have a delightful picture to hans
on memory's walls.
The boat ride was gift from Mr..
Bissell and his pleasant way of do
ing it added to the beauty and charm
of the scene. There were ladies from
the Pacific, from Puget Sound and la.
dies from the Islands of the Sea.
Their we're men from foreign lands,
all the rocking of those waves
md the launch brought back old
hat were worth telling.
Let is to be congratulated on the
oseJunity-Wildwood and the Wa
'.s'2gGy. Does the city own the park?
@eu the banquet! Words are
raining to describe the feat. Every.
thing was 50 good it was like the orig
inal feast of Eve-pleasant to the
yes as we'll as toothsome-and the
company was delightful. The hus-
bands had come flocking and what q
jolly crew.
Quoiting-and the Relief ladies.
How pretty they looked, Ill 80 youns
and handsome. The departing emit press
correspondent was proud to be there
and to be privileged to tell the story
Jean McNaughton Stevens.
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Ladies f,asy Alag. 33.75 al !,

This is ring season ct McCoy's, and
that means that rings are priced very
low Just now Ut this store We offer
you your choice of large lot Of rings
for 1915. Tho rings are al guarantee
solid gold 10 Karat and are ct with
Ruby, Emerald, Topas. Garnet, Anne.
thyst and Sapphire Deublets, or Real
Pearls and Real Opals The rings are
all we'll made and Of good weight. At
1895 and $4.15 We offer line Of Ladies'
Rings made up much heavier and many
Of the mountiDgs are. IA Karat gold.
The early choosers get the best values,
SO buy now il you want the very. best
values in the lot. These prices will be
good as long as there is . ring left in
any Of these lots
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-08-03
SUMNER SCHOOL TEACHERS
were GIVEN JOY RIDE
Teachers in Fifteen Au,os Given Flee Trip BY
velva Commercial Ciub-velva Making Good
In Its Entertainment Of Pedasoeues

both Ward and McHenry counties and
soap and water We're much in demand
FOR some time after their return, but
the trip was fully worth 1t. One and
all they are enthusiastic boosters TO-
the Star city of the Mouse river
loop"
The wisdom of the eight interested
superntendents in making provision
for session of four weeks this year
is increasingly apparent as the ses-
sion wears on. With the added week.
the instructors have been able to 50
plan their work as to cover their sub.
jects more comprehensively and the
student teachers have been able to
get better acquainted with their work
and with their instructors. The gain
of another week Is more than pro
portionate gain.
distinctive fact about this years
school is that the attendance in the
various classes is keeping right up to
what it was at the beginning of the
session. The number who enrolled
the first two weeks and dropped out
later is practically, neglible. Those
who came here came for business and
intending to stay out the session. The
largest classes in the school are those
in civil government and United States
history, which are required certificate
subjects and always draw large class-
es. Professor Abbott has over 100
students in the former subject and
over sixty in the latter. Professor
Wolfe's classes in arithmetic are al
most equally popular and Professor
Alexander has his usual large number
in reading and grammar Miss Mil
lers classes in primary work are
large and busy and Miss Best's class
es in domestic science show an in
crease of over SO per cent over last
year. The classes in the first grade
branches show very satisfactory
growth and the good-sized classes in
agriculture and manual training are
large and enthusiastic, but this is the
first time these subjects have been
offered in the Northwestern summer
school, SO there is no basis for COM
parison.
Examinations win be on next week,
and it would seem from these ad-
vance indications that there would be
larger number than ever of the
teachers who will apply, and probably
successfully for certificates. It all
means better schools and better teach.
ing and an added upMft to this the
very best section of old North Dakota
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month. The new Edison four minute
records sell ct Soc each or Sc. 90 a dozen,
Edison Photographs cost you sl5 90.
5000, 5000, $500, $4,000 and $500
according to size and style. We de-
liver the machine and one dozen records
upon payment of $500. With each
Phor ograrh We sell we include one doz.
en- records on the payment plan. You
choose any twelve records from our
stock Of almost 800 different selections.
The records, Of course, add six dollars
to the cost Of the machine TO von.
Take Photograph home next time
you come to town.
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could offe, you the best for the least
money was to buy direct from the fac
tory We now offer Omega watches for
men "a low as 81 o5. Even the $795
watch is an adjusted movement and
that's something you can't get in the
average watch for less than $1,000 or
$500. "McCoy" watches are fully
gu ranteed by US, and we have them in
every size from the small watches for
ladies to the large eighteen size open
face. II you want an extra good watch
at a reasonable price get il at McCoy's
and be sure you get an omega with
our name on the dial.
"McCoy" watches have the finest fin
ished movements you can buy, unless
you get away up in price
Remember. McCo' sells good watches
at r. asonable prices.
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The people of the whole country
side between here and the little old
village of Minot were forcibly remind
ed last Sunday afternoon of the fact
that the Star city contains a bunch
of enthusiastic boosters and royal en-
tertainers when they saw string Of
automobiles, fifteen in number, go by
loaded to the guards with teachers
from the Northwestern summer
school,. This is the first of series
of runs planned for the exclusive
benefit of the visiting teachers by the
Velva Commerce. club and before the
series is over all Of the teachers will
have had the opportunity to view the
beauties of velva and it's environs to
feel again the warmth Of Velva hos
pitality. If the enthusiasm displayed
by the few teachers who were inter
viewed on their return is any sign of
who they all felt, the time and effort
was most excellently well spent.
The start was made from the park
pavilion at 3 o'clock with DR.. Norton
in the lead as pathfinder. The run
was made up the valley on the usual
route south of the river and through
Sawyer. The cars scattered out along
the road for distance of over mile
and the run was without any unusual
incidents. The beautiful scenery of
this portion of the Mouse river valley
Was a treat indeed to the teachers
and they enjoyed it most fully. On
reaching Minot brief halt was made
at the outskirts of the city to allow
all of the cars to get together. The
procession wound its way merrily up
several of the principal streets and
out to the north side, up the north
hill and out to Slocum's big stock
farm, arriving there at just 5 O'Clock.
Here the teachers and the "chuffers"
got out and viewed the sights of the
big farm for a few minutes, called on
the stylish blooded Jerseys in their
model quarters, saw the chickens and
the rabbits and other interesting
sights about the farm and had a re-
freshing drink from the big pump. On
the return trip, the same route was
followed back to Minot and after a
lew turns about the city, the path
finder headed for Surrey and home.
The return trip was an equally sue
cessful one and the tail end car cross
ed the north bridge into velva 1T
Just 1870. Some of the teachers, in
fact most Of them, were guilty Of
purloining and carrying away with
them good bit OF the real estate of
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THE "ToP BUGGY" FARMER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Klemmens Of
Tolley were in Minot Friday. They
have 100 acres Of as fine wheat az
ever grew in North Dakota, 81 acres
being on corn hand and the rem ainder
on summer following. He got an
abundance of fine feed last year. last.
ing his five cows until nearly sprins
He has 30 head Of stock and makes
money from ddversifying. "The farm
er who has only five head of horses
and no other stock, is top-buggy
farmer, and will never succeed in
North Dakota" Mr.. Klemmens said
I haul manure on my land. This
spring ! MANFRED ten acres and put
into corn. Next year this will be
sown TO wheat. / tend to my hnai-
ness strictly. I was In Tolley on
March % and not away from the
farm again until two weeks ago. ]
live mile and halt from town. !
am we'll satisfied with North Dakota !
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-08-03
INTERNATIONAL CLAIMS
TAXES TOO HIGH

c. w. McManus, manager Of the
Mlnot branch of the International
Harvester Co., states that the county
commissioners have raised the COM
panyDs taxes entirely too high, and he
Is willing for committee of business
men to audit the company's books to
see II this is not SO. He states that
as the taxes are raised, the company
Will have to pay about $4,000 in taxes,
whereas, $4,000 would be enough. The
commissioners have promised to give
the international a hearing early this
month.
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LOCAL MAN RAISES
ALASKA WHEAT

N. J. Thoreson, manager OF the
Farmers elevator. has half an acre OF
the famous Alaska wheat that he ia
quite sure will yield from thirty to
forty bushels. He secured handful
OF the seed from Idaho last year, SOW
ed 1t and saved the seed, sowing what
this had produced this year. 1t has
done well, and is twice as high as the
common wheat grown at it's side. Mr..
Thoreson will send sample OF 1t to
the Washburn- Crosby company to
hae its milling quality tested. He
will report later.
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A Good Piano Free

BEGINNING Monday, Aug Z, We will
give ono ticket on I good piano with
every 25c purchase msds in our store.
The piano is Z mahogany Schulz Wal.
worth, not the cheap kind that are usu.
ally given away but an instrument that
retails ct $4,000 cash or $3.50 90 On paw
ments. The piano will DO on display At
our store very foon The drawing viii
take place Saturday, Oct. Is, 1911. It
only takes one ticket to win, but get ali
you can. Buy your drugs ct McCoy's
and get tickets with every 25c purchase.
The piano is prise worth winning. r.
will Be just like 6nding $500 90 to who
ever wins. The moro tickets You have
the bstter chance you have TO win.
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Many ARRESTS
At kENMARE
Sheriff Kelley and Deputies swoop
Down on Peaeeable Little City and
Land Some Prominent Citizens Into
Dragnet.

Sheriff Ed Kelley and deputies went
to Kenmare Thursday and landed sew
eral prominent citizens in their drag.
net.
VIM. Hough, one Of them, was
charged with gambling He pleaded
guilty before Judge Davis and was
fined $40 with 500 costs attached.
Thee. Kahallek, manager of the
Martin Hotel, charged with plying,
furnished $1,000 bonds and will fight
the case.
I. S.. Skarrow, charged with pig
ging, failed to furnish bonds, and is
in jail awaiting trial.
Jack Kramer, charged with gam
bling, is out on bonds.
Osborne, charged with pigging, told
the deputy sheriff that he wanted to
step into livery stable to kiss lady
friend goodbye. He disappeared thru
the rear of the building and is going
yet. The woman, Clara Strand, was
arrested, charged with aiding pris-
oner to escape. She gave bonds for
her appearance Wednesday.
These cases will be tried before a
jury in county court soon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-08-03
MRS. THOMAS COULTER
PASSES AWAY
Popular South Hill Resident Dies
Thursday After Lingering illness
From Cancer.

Mrs. Thomas A. Coulter passed
away at her home on the South hill
Thursday shortly after the noon hour
after five years illness from cancer.
The deceased was CHEEKY ITO the very
last. A great many friends of the
Coulter family about the city extend
sympathy to the bereayed husband,
who has been his wifes constant
companion during the long seige of
suffering. Deceased was AZ years of
age and had lived in this vicinity a
number of years. Her parents from
Crystal, Manitoba, arrived to attend
the funeral, which was held from the
home Saturday afternoon at 2::3O
o'clock. The remains were laid at
rest in Rose Hill cemetery.
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MEYER LOCATES IN CALIFORNIA.

MEYER LOCATES IN CALIFORNIA.
N. l.. Meyer was in the city Wed
nesday, enroute to Los Angeles, Cal !,
where he owns 40 acres Of apple and
peach orchard, all irrigated. Mr..
Meyer has disposed OF most OF his
banking interests in this state but
still has an interest In bank at Car
pho and one at Aurelia. He believes
that California Is a great place for
good investments. A mans credit IL
almost unlimited there, which always
makes business good.
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Tim Donovan and wife from Bow
bells were in Minot Tuesday on their
way to Grand Forks to attend the
druggists convention. Ralph Reite,
the Noonan druggist, was here, en-
route to the same place.
Chas. Russell, pitcher for the Bow.
bells team, is in Minneapolis, where
he is being tried out by the team in
that city. He's fast and may be
taken on.
Willet Robertson, McCoy's jeweler,
is enjoying a three weeks vacation in
Chicago and Iowa and will return via
Montana, here he will be the guest
Of an old time friend.
The Towner Telephone Co. is evil
IDENTIFY a paying proposition. Last
year a dividend OF Sc per cent was
declared. 1t is needless to say that
there is no stock for sale.
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$500 Down $500 a Month
Taks Phenesrsph hsms with You
hsms with You

Pho q ographs
are selling better
to-day than ever
before because
the records now
play four min
utes or more and
you can now get
the full song or
complete selec-
ton in any kind
OF music. We
make it easy for
you to own an
Edison Phono..
graph, too, be-
cause you can
buy them on the
cas- y payment
pl an Of $500
down and H5ma
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oe'er and VIM. McEoun of Minot
were arrested for speeding up Main
street Thursday with their autos.
rye witnesses say the boys, who were
fac,ng, were going forty miles an
nour. Reeves was fined S. with S.
costs attached.
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Il lest, we are in a position to OFFER
gu a ~ e kstl grade watch at a reason
ysble price. We are factory agents for
the we'll. noun Omega watches and
from, now IN all Omega watches sold by
us will have the name paul Mccoy
IN the dis Our jewel : carefully in
80 ctpd ~ sizes and grades Of the
Ompgs movements before We agreed to
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buy . one be
cause we did
not want ur
name on the
d ial Of .
watch that
" o v ] d not
give absolute
8 At isfaction,
Our jeweler
lpIOHVuACcu
| the Omega to
be the fine 1t
m 9 d j u m
priced move
ment he had
ever looked
in t o. T b e
only way we
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solid gold and are set with Ruby, Emer-
aid, Topas, Garnet and A methyst Doub-
let's. J he mountings are chased and
plain. We guarantee the rings to DO 10
Karat solid gold. Take look 1t them
in our jewelry window.
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Billy oNeil, who worked for Mar
tin Jacobson for hve years, Is back
visiting friends. Billy has been In
the west for two pears, but says umes
ars pretty siow tAEo. s
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Gent's Rings, Special at $500

Tie best value in .
gents ring that mon.
ey can buy is what
We are now Offering
at $500 each. The
rings are 10 Karat
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Mccoy Watches YOU

can buy your drugs and toilet attic o..
1T Mccoy 9 tor the lowest possible prices w.
You will make bio saving by tat;nn
advantage : the prices we quote below
Our business is large enough to enable
us to keep our good moving RAPIDLY
which insures your getting fresh goods
when YOU buy at McCoy's. Below Wa
quote YOU our prices:
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FINED FOR AUTO SPEEDING.
N. a. Resvss a. Chicago. On hid
WY TO Hslena, end Justin vandsa
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This, One $1,000
With Double Lens 81. 90

This Is the No. ga Folding Brownie Eastman
Camefa. II takes pictures 3Ax5h inches (post
whore and In any light. We have dozens Of
customers using this new post card Browns
and they get pictures that are equal in every
way 20 the ones oade with higher priced ma
chimes With single lens the price is 5000,
with double lens 1890. We are glad TO OK,
plain Just how to operate camera, ana with
each macdine we sell you get book Of com.
pleto illustrated instructions You can learn
to take pictures in about 50 minutes.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-08-03
Cut Glass, Special Values

Sugar and Cseamer, like cut, pair .@2.75
SUI Or and Dreamer, larger I" 1900
Sugar and Creamer, very fine I" $50
8-inch HANDLED Nappy $l.2S
" inch Handled Nappy i. 49,. 81 so
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40 e vsispss
- Sheets
In . Dox

This store actu.
ally gives you bet
tor values Tor your
money y0u can ret
from any Othor
dealer In writing
materials. Ono big
selling favOHite
with our trade Is
the Rexall Writ.
ing Cab met.
These bino cts
contain H Linen
finished envelopes
and 4S sheets Of
paper to match,
YOu can get them
either ruled or nn-