davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-11-29

would have fallen on any one who at
tackled the son of Peter Bondy, of
South lockwood Mich. but he was
powerless before attacks of Kidney
trouble. Doctors could not help him. -
he wrote, so at last we gave him Elec-
trio Ritters and he improved wonder
fully from taking six bottles Its the
best Kidney medicine | ever saw"
Backachc Tired feeling. Nervousness,
Loss of Appetite warn of Kidney trou-
bic that may end in dropsy, diabetes
or Brghts disease. Beware: Take
Electric Bittcrs and be safe. Every
bottle guaranteed soc at Laurcns
Drug Co., Palmetto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-11-29
Bankers Behind Ii.

"The undertaking is fathered by
a number OF bankers OF whom Col. r..
NJ Thompson is TIE head The com
mitteemen here have been offered as
surances from some of the strongest
banks in the city of thorough back
ing of these already strong interests.
These gentlemen here, as we'll as
President Barrett OF the National
Farmers union consider the plan ac-
ceptablc to the growers, and they are
tonight returning to their respective
States to present it to their people,
and if it be agreeable to the pro-
ducers to put it into immediate opera
ton.
Senator Bailey has been advising
as to the legal aspect of the proposi-
ton"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-11-29
CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAROLINA RAILWAY.

Main l1ne-Spartanturg Division
-rhe following schedule information,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-11-29
FIFTY MILLIONS
} OFFERED FARMERS
New York Bankers Offer to
Finance Crop.
EXACT PARTICULARS
NOT YET PUBLISHED

Farmers Oiicrcd S25 Advance on Each
Bale at IL Charge 0f 81 per Bale for
Grading and Hauling, the Cotton
not to he Taken from the Channels
OF Trade Proposition Hazy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-11-29
The announcement.

"The announcement was made here
today following the conference that
have been i'm progress for several
days between prominent bankers of
New York and leading representatives
of the South such as Gov. O'Neal of
Alabama, Clarence Ousley, represent
ing Gov. Colquit, of Texas and E J.
watson, president of the permanent
Southern Cotton congress and COM
missioner of agriculture of South
Carolina, that a proposition has been
presented to these gentlemen. repre-.
senting respectively the governors
conference and the cotton congress.
composed of producers and business
men and bankers of the South. which
means the placing in the cotton belt
States of about $5O,OO0O0O immediate
ly for the handling of the cotton crop
of 1911.
I'm other works, the proposition is
to give the farmer $25 per bale ad-
vance on his cotton without interest.
charging him only 81 per bale to Gov
er expenses of grading and hauling,
letting him turn over the cotton to
the holders, who Will advance him
$25 per bale and give him the oppor-
tunity to designate the date of the
sale prior to January L. 1912, and to
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-11-29
The Money Powers.

The bankers who will furnish the
fund according to the statement are
headed by Col. Robert Nj. Thompson,
of the brokerage firm of II. p. Pen
& Co. of this city. The financial sup
port of several of the strongest banks
in New York has been given to the
plan.
The plan proposes to advance the
grower $25 per bale upon his cotton
based on the market value at the time
of the loan. No interest will be paid
upon the loan, the only charge being
81 per bale, which is regarded as a
legitimate minimum charge for the eX-
pense of grading and handling The
cotton is not held, nor taken from
the channels of trade but is placed at
the best advantage. The grower is
given the right to designate the day
of sale prior to January / 1913, and
will participate in any advance in
price to the extent of e-fourths of
the rice of the market.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-11-29
Details Not Arranged.

Details of the plan are yet to be
worked out 1t has been decided,
however, to place the funds through
the State committees named by the
governor or commissioner of agricul-
ture of State, and these committees
shall be empowered to sell when cot
ton reaches IL cents and compelled to
sell when it reached 13 cents regard
less of advice from the growers. Pro
vision against any violation of the
sherman antitrust law is contained in
the agreement
"Of course" reads the statement.
everything depends upon the accept
ance of the plan by the individual
farmer in connection with his pledge
to reduce acreage the coming year.
Following is the announcement of
the plan, issued after today's confer
Cncc
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-11-29

A. b. The following schedule figures published
and guaranteed.
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

inent stockh olders OF the COM
pany. II retires the floating in
debtedness of s25O,OOO.OO hereto
fore issued. 1t will enable the
company without a possibility of
financial embarrassment to pro-
ceed with its contemplated i'm
provements with the utmost ex-
pidition consistent with economy.
The company's gigantic and
powerful dredge within sixty days
will be throwing dirt for the en-
largement of the Supply Canal
from the river to Horse creek
capacity of more than 400
cubic feet per second of time or
practically double its present ca
pacity The outlet to Adobe creek
reservoir will soon be entirely COM
pleted: the supply Canal from
Horse Creek to Adobe will also
be more than doubled in capacity.
The Supply Canal from Horse
Greek to Horse Greek reservoir will
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26
sumner Comfois for the Cow
That Pay

1t has been proved time and
time again by successful dairymen
that not only the cows milk flow
which her milk contains will be
but the percentage of butterfat
increased by little things that add
to her comfort.
One of these profit-ma king com
forts is to allow the COW to remain
in the barn during the heat of
the day when the flies are at their
worst. and feed her with green
iced
II the herd of cows is large
it is good thing to have a sum
mer silo and allow the COW to eat
s,lage during the day and get the
nutrients she must have. This is
scarcely practical whore only 3
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26
Fort Lyon Bonds Sold

On Saturday evening. April
22nd. the Fort Lyon board of di-
rectors closed negotiations for the
sale Of the $675. 100000 bond issue
of the Fort Lyon Canal Company
authorized by its stockholders on
May 16, 1910. For nearly a year
the directors. advisory committee
and and others have endeavored
to find a purchaser for these bonds
but the stringent condition of the
money market had, until now
made this impossible.
The sale was made to Henry
Wilcox e. Son, Denver. Colorado.
at 90 plus $1,000 bonus. The board
hoped to do better than this but
did not feel it safe to turn
down this offer. This was also
the opinion of a majority of the
advisory board and of large num-
ser OF the heaviest and most prom
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

be increased to a capacity of near
ly 10000 cubic feet per second.
and numerous other improvements
made which will greatly add to
the available and dependable wa
ter supply of the Great Fort Lyon
system of canals and reservoirs.
An important feature of the
bond sale is that no bonds are
turned over until the cash is need
ed to retire the floating debt. re
fund the former bonded debt or
to pay for the improvements as
they are made: thus saving to
the stockholders the interest on
the bonds until the money is actu-
ally required.
Again the bond purchaser is to
be at all expense of printing the
bonds, attorneys fees for passing
on legality of the issue and the
Trusst company's fees for executing
the trust agreement. These Incl
dental expenses are estimated at
about 100000.
On the whole. and under all the
stockholders are to be congratulat-
cd on the price obtained and the
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

900 gallons per hour. This canal.
flowing fun capacity for oabout 5
days will fill the Chivington reser-
voir to the capacity of 10000 acre
feet. The reservoir. in turn. would
supply a full water right to 49,
900 acres of land for three irriga-
tions, which with the direct water
from Big Sandy should furnish suf-
ficient water for at least two
years successful irrigation for the
entire 10000 acres of land. The
certain early completion OF the
Chivington project means the ad-
dition of several hundred homes
and perhaps an increased popula-
tion of 1000 to 1900 people for
Kiowa and Prowers counties be-
sides the addition of an irrigated
tract of 10000 acres OF land that
is very productive.
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

small herd is kept. Twelve cows
will eat only enough silase to
warrant the use of a nine-foot sio.
building of this diameter and of
the pecessary height 10 liable to
be Blown over by even a small
wind storm. For those who own
a small herd 1t 10 advisable to raise
soiling crops on which to feed the
COWS in the daytime.
In the evening when 1t 10 cooler
and the flies are less annoying. the
cows can be turned to pasture to
Craze and exercise.
Where green foods are grown.
those of a leguminous character
are the best, because they fur
nish the protein which stimulates
milk production and takes away
the necessity of purchasing this
necessary and high-priced nutrient
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

gate and dam started within fif-
teen days. The headgate is ~
feet wide with twelve openings >
feet by feet each, for the pur-
pose of admitting the flood waters
of Big Sandy into the Chivington
supply canal. In addition To this,
the diverting dam crossing the
stream and connected with the
headgate. will be 200 feet in length
penetrating the bed of the river
II feet. The crest of this dam will
extend above the river 4 feet. With
the fall that is to be constructed
within the headgate. this will d.
vert water into the supply canal
to the depth of seven feet. sixty
feet wide on the bottom, with the
average width of five hundred feet
at the high water line, or 10000
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

Two years ago the first shovel
full of dirt was moved on the Chiv-
ington Canal & Storage System.
From the day of beginning con-
struction up to the first day of
last month there had been moved
an average of SIS wagon loads of
dirt every day. including sundays
and stormy days-575 wagon loads
of dirt moved in the construction
OF this system every day for 73O
days. Put one wagon in front of
the other. allowing 20 feet for each
wagon. they would reach twice
across the United States and half
way back again. Besides this. there
has been concrete and sheet
pile diversion dam constructed
across the stream from which this
system derives its supply of water.
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

This dam is 60 feet long and PEN
etrates the stream bed 22 feet. Two
concrete drops have been made
across the supply canal which is 60
feet in width. These are two of
the largest artificial water falls
constructed anywhere in the west
Also there have been built on the
supply canal a concrete and steel
waste gate and sand trap. the steel
gates with bevel geared, ball bear
ing lifting devices. All this has
been done in two years. There are
yet several structures to be built.
namely. the headgate and divers
ion dam for the supply canal,
which is to fill large inland lake
with flood waters during the sum
mer to be used in irrigating the
land In dry seasons. The company
expects to have this large head
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

A resident of Lamar to sell our
line of goods. liberal commAsioa
paid. inducements furnished. Al
dress Grand Union Tea Co.. Pueblo.
Cole.
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

We publish figures with regard n in
h a
tha while m than tina
that station strue tt of the early / ih
there fthe Last ten b t other u the I
he early
sCoUNTY
The Lamar register., 1911-04-26

circumstances. We feel that the
advantageous conditions secured
in this sale.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-19

Sisseton, s. d. January 4th, 1911.
The Board met as per adjourn
ment, Members present, NJ. l..
Sateren, NJ L. Nicholson, s. l..
Remund, John Meland and Harr
Granbois.
Bills were allowed or rejected
a. follows.
E. j. Tmner,-Salary for Fourth
quarter, Envelopes and Box
Rent $236.9O.
Educator School Supply Co.
Supplies for county Supcrin.
tendent asked $l4.00 allowed
$13.75.
Capital Supply CO.-Supplies Off
Superintendent $50.0s.
j. A. Ray.-Express, Box rent,
Stamps and envelopes $17.40
National Office Supply Co,-Of-
flee Supplies so.
Edwen o. Hagen,-Wolf scalp
$2.00.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-19
SYo Dafota.

SauiS @i!4ea, en- enismanS paa
SO glar. Tom bosbs alens en- Wil ipo
for Suron, blsu funosi br9not libel
i fin Gotaas. Oct antusss. at ban
bar rssi % er iopnst. Sensil9oerne
os Wsblsrns / gerslIst par branbt.
% 9iast bar iaa foriullst. at bet par
uaientjsnoeliat.
Rria Reartbur, 9r., en- Out pau l9
Mar. bar for 6rano Surpsn 9eao-
mooo tiltaast iia iiplpis | O! f!ie!s
Ssiie fra Here Ranhm9no noro for
Snren. os io!st benz oper gr9nofsn.
Sommer Rice isnbts bam til Rsform.
iioisu. til ban naar Mpnoisbsbs.
albsrtn.
z. 9aiutas stortbins. SetO Sppras.
maal. Tom forslsbia ipnss at leass
msff gsilas paa Gpmariiombsosn /
Spo 9aiotas 9eaislatur. er Spsras.
maal.t ON at inobsls Staten ionares.
iionsls galabiitriiisr iamt ON Gountp
Option. gt 5prilaa. Tom saar ub
paa at Ia gGlasrne femme opsr st
ionhiiutiontlt a'rphibitionsamenbs.
ment oil bli inobrast ben narmsiis
iSremtio.
astsiiabsififtslieu G. 9aiota. Or.
.. R. Sroun. pr9ii for 2onarsaa.
tionaliirisn | 2sao. 2. D.. anbefalsr
en- Cop. iom oil forbpos Snoaaa.!is
af Ggteiiabs!ias Sorbino,lisr | 5il.
ieoe AZ babitusl Truiisniiab. Soioti.
Sorbrposlisr slsr 8aliiab. Tstte
par Ell AZ be ling. Tom gupsrnsr
gesiep i.embolot lit Suoiiab icm
sniisliGt.
SarisOptr flun,ti. 3om Tars. Tom
blsp eemt iii n9lien III gIars Strafs
arbsin', ioroi ban December en-
Sang miot pai lpie Snasn all iuo /
Strit Rational 8ant / Yonanitp o.
iorise's At ipinss aasiersrcn iii at
oosrlsuere bam be penae, ban bapoe
paa Sdanosn. er rsmt ira S9nailst i
SsaopoOo pso Si9lp uosnfra. 5a
Dare Tom uo al fin Gslls tpans ban
be aunrt Nanssr til at tie. Sheriff
Wonan iiulos iamms Sas brast
Sars til Statsf9nailei, Ru bar bon
NGno uoe at isss sitsr bam.
siar;tlopgipHins spa 5aicta. Spis
bet 5orilas saar sisnusm. iOm Re
pr9isntantsn Ssisnbult bar inobrast
Quiet. iad uil oct lite saa an at
liooe paa en- 9siitraber os matte ON
Aoling oa andre intsrssiants Tats.
risr. mems Staten bstalsr ior Nrbsi.
oct. iom lite blir slorot. 2opfor.
ilasst bsiismmsr. at al Stat. Yeiiiat.
ten inobsfattet, iial bstalss | tontanit
penas. iamt at Statsns Ysiarbeios
ital aisres iisIse 3Ontrati. gn pure
iseo blu. inobrast al Repr9isntan.
ten Qerr. oil bare vi Snisrssis for
ole Statsns 6armsrs. Der CT ina.n
3pil ON. at bet forsilaosbs sgn.
orinssiorilas til be 6orsneoe Stat,rs
3Onltituiion ansaasnot Snoiesiiiai
oil bli usotdi af Spo Dalotas 9ssis.
latur. oa Staten islp bar prspst at
faa ct iaaoant eOpforilas isiennsm.
Der rfartdiles fro RiIuauies >, ,Cifidals"
at Der iial bpsses en- Ssrnbans 9injs
fra 6lanoreau. g. D., til ORION.
bile. Winn. Ssrnbanslinisn oil
iomme iii at fplae 8rGnislinisn mel.
lem Ninnsiota % Spo Daiota. %
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-19
COUNTY
Commissioner
PROCEEDINGS
The County Commissioners met
ut tn e Court House with
Members Present.
Sisseton, S. ID. January Bird 1911.

Sisseton, $. ID. January Bird 1911
The Board of county commits
siOners in regular session. Mem
Der of the old ami S, l.. Remund
ber of the old oapd s. l.. Remunt
elect of district No. 2. NJ. L.
Nicholson, elect of dictrict No,
3 and John Meland, elect of dis.
trict No 1, their Official Bonds
haing beeny apro, ed by the clerl
of Courts, and filed with the
county Auditor, took their seats
The first order of business
was to elect a chairman.
Motion made by Mr.. Remund
that NJ. l.. Sateren act as chair
man of the Board of county com
missioners for the ensuing year,
second by Mr.. Nicholson. Motion
Carried.
The following Official Bonds
We're approved by the board
The Official bond of County
Judge, E. j. Turner, for $1,000
with the Western Surety Co. as
Surety.
Ths official bond Of Sheriff
Joha 8. Swanson, for $4,000 with
Mr.. A. B. Swanson, Erick o
Erickson : Karline Nelson as
sursties.
The Official bond of Superin-
tendent of Schools, Bonnie F.
Andrews for $500. with j o.
Andrews, o. p. Rask and Thos.
w. Cahill, as sureties.
The Official bond of Clerk of
Courts, Iver Stadstad for $1,000
with the American Surety Co. as
surety.
The official bond of States At
torney, j. j. Batterton, for $1,000
with j. A. McKeever, John Ander
berg, A. W. Tower, II. c. Crosby,
j. A. Robertson, Thurm Craigo,
j. II. Mead, j. II. Nergarrd and
NJ. +. Cummins as sureties.
The official bond Of Register of
Deeds, d. If. Stevens for $4,000
with the American Surety Co. as
surety.
The county aditor was in
structed to notify all banks in
the county that the board would
receive bids on county deposits,
up TO noon, ON the 10th, day of
January 1911.
The Application of Herman
Ammon, asking for a loan of Sc
600. from the permanent School
Fund, secured by the sci sec. 2s
T. 1913, X. 40. On motion was
granted a loan Of $4,000.
The following wolf scalp aft.
davits were allowed.
John A. Thompson one wolf
........ ..... SZ.UU
Albert Boxeth, one wolf $500
Ed. v. Israelson, one wolf, $500
Nels Lohre, one wolf, =. $500
The Official bond of Justic of
the Peace, Byron Garfield, for
$500 with Chris Christensen and
William +. Miller as sureties. On
motion was approved.
The official bond Of county con
stable Samuel Finley for $500
with Mikel Arthur and Jonah
II. Wynd as sureties.
The bond Of the Sissetnn Loan
&Title Co. Abstractor, with How
ard Babcock, Henry S. Morris
and j. A. Rickert as sureties, for
the penal sum of 100000 On
motion was approved.
The official bond of Justice of
the Peace, ID. ID. Prindiville, for
$500, with II. G. Cortelyou and
T. w. Cahill as sureties. On mo-
ton was approved.
On motion adjourned to Jan
nary 4th, 1911.
Attest: j. A. Ray, Co. Auditor.
Singed, NJ. L. Sateren, Chair.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-19

at fursre sn 5sriisltlit gas ea3as.
fae Laxative Bromo Quinipe Tablets.
NyotRefere xfnnheur Nenetns Ncnaet al
Anr. q. u. @ropts unbsrifrift pco tvsr
oGffs. aB GsHts. t6stiul
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-19

Perkins Bros. Co,-Registers Fee
Book Sl4.00.
D. F. Stevens,-Express, Postage
and Box rent SIC. Is.
Ole Opsal-Cleaning sess poll,
and draying ashes S34.00.
Bennett : Morrill,. Meals for
Jurors $3.50.
Farmers State Banke, Court
Script of Jurors $72.20.
Axel Nordquist,- Court Script
for Jury services $500.
j. NJ. Holly Court Script for
Jury service S44.20.
l.. p. Rockney,--Court Script for
Jury services $3.50.
G. +. Houland,-Court Script
witness fee 4 mileage 81. so
y. ii. Holvcrson,-court script
witness fee 4 Milage .... $50
II. {. Johnson,-court script
for jury services. .... 27.30
7. w, Cahill-Mdse for court
house ......... ...... 400
Otto Pcterson-Laundry for
court house. ,. ...., l5.4l
John ii. Lewis stamps, ex-
pess and court script l72.l7
w. NJ. Welch Mfg. Co-sup-
plies for superintendent 5000
Sisseton Lumber Co-Lum-
ber for court house -. 80
Mrs. Mary Barnett-Nlrsing
Barton family, Co. Poor. 5000
Hewitt Bridge Co.-Steel
brige for Easter Twp. be-
tween section IL and IA. 400.
g. A. Vriem,-Service in
case of Roberts Co. VS..
Pauline Schmidt and
others. ... ..........4 AZ 80
Chas. Strand-rent of Opera
House for School officers
meeting. ....... :. ... 100
NJ. l.. Sateren-- witness
and milage ia case of
Roberts Co. vN Schmidt
and others. ...... ..... $3.50
G. A. Vreim,- Service and
milage, Roberts Co. VS..
Schmidt ct al ac-
count of W. T. Wander
warker. ....... :. ... .7.20
j. A. Ray-witness and
milage, Roberts Co. vs..
Schmidt ct. al ac-
count of W. T. Wander
warker. ...... ... ,3.1U
G. A. Vreim,-Witness and
milage. Roberts Co. vs..
Schmidt ct. al ac-
count of W. T. Wander
Warker... ..... $4,000. .o.Uo
Gerogc Steltz-witness and
mileage, Roberts Co. VS.
Schmidt and ct. al. ac-
count of w. T. Wander
warker. :. 11.00
Mrs. Ever Larson witness
mileage Roberts Co. VS.
Schmidt ct al. ac-
account of W. T. Van
derwarker.. o.. ........ 800
w. II. Metcalf-witness and
milage, Roberts Co. VS..
vs.. Schmidt ct. al
count of w T. Wander
Wdrkcr. ............ :. S.OO
Ever Larson-witness and
milage, Roberts Co. VS..
Schmidt et. al ac-
count of w. #. Wander
warker. .......... ...... $50
Robert Laing,-Witness and
milage, Roberts Co. VS..
Schmidt ct. al ac-
count of w. T. Wander
Warker.' ............ 3.Zo
ID. +. Stevens-Looking up
up records Roberts Co.
VS.. Schmidt ct. al
account Of W. T. Van
W. r. Metcalf-service in
case Roberts Co. VS.
Schmidt ct. al ac-
count Of W. T. Wander
Wdker.' ........ ...... 9.ZU
A. Prestwick,-Postag
express and freight .25.10
N. Beito-quilts for Mrs.
Nelson, co. Poor. ... =. 200
l.. j. Adkins-Guarding
prisoners in Dia-
mond murder case ...... 500
F. f. James-Lumber for
bridges .............. $500
+. d. Chausse.-board for
Juryman. -. -. 1925
Thomas Thompson-Hard
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-19

erfartdiss fra RiIuauies ,,Cifidals"
at Der iial bpssss en- Sernbans 9inis
fro 5lanorsau. 9. D., til Orion.
bile. Rinn. Ssrnbanslinisn oil
iomme til at fplae gr9nislinisn mel.
lem Winnsioia % Spo Daioia. %
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-01-19

Hjalmar, asking for a renewal
his school fund loan Of $500.
IOn motion was granted the re-
newal.
The application of Fred Evan
der, asking for a renewal Of his
School loan of $650.00. ON motion
was granted the renewal.
On motion the Board adjourn
ed TO January 5th 1911.
Attest: j. A. Ray Co. Auditor
Signed; NJ. l.. Satern Chairman.
(Dlsrs n9iis Rummsr.)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

can Snider's Baked Beans
and 10 stamps. .lBo
2 cans Brockport sliced or
grated Pineapple. and 10
~tAlilp5 80. zoo
3 cans Swift's Pride Clean
ser. and 10 stamps. 26o
l4-lb. sack Diamond Crys-
tai Salt and 20 stamps 29c
One dozen boxes Safety
matches 30
Can MarshalIs Preserved
biosters and 10 stamps
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

7 s Stamps snd .sl Leg
/ ID. Best Coffee
and 20 stamps. 5so
lbs. Best Coffee, and SO
/ Ib In asso.,S 49,. e1.oo
J j.. Assorted Te: and S sS
l I pST Tes sif,;.;+se
Stamps .l6c
4S.lb, sack Bennett's Pride
m I S 1,,'::,....:;,.. s1.2o
Whole Jan Rice. ID. SC
8 large cans Columbian
cans Huiled Beans With
Chicken and 20 stamps.
l i Is. virginia Swiss CHEESE sse
and 10 stamps $50. 25c
l ID Full Cream Cheese and
10 stamps. ,........ 2oo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

~ ~RANgA y AAE N4A-
S-lb. box Sterling GLOSS
starch and 20 stamps, 93c
: cans Gold Medal Corn asc
. bars Buttermilk or Hazel
Toilet Soap ......,a 6c
sack Minute Ice Cream
soc can Old Mission Ripe iDe
Olives .l6c
S5c can Frsneo-American
soup ............... use
4oe can first choice Mush-
rooms ........-...... 26c
Bottle Benefits Vanilla
or Lemon Extract and 20
stamps ..............1 8c
Ideal Cookies. specially
priced. at. the 10. -. lac
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Benefits Capitol Creamery
Butter. guaranteed full
weight, per 10. -. acc
Strictly Fresh Country
Eggs, the dozen -. 1so
RREE-1oo Cola Butter
Eilk Free Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
RENNITN
UEwgthlng for EVsybOdyO
Service the Measure Of Lies Success for Stores as Well as Me-

EBsTER
wv
point wish
The
peopenot
the market affords Of price
sistent with sound business
No business ruled
Misrepresentation
Tor store forms Sell
The cardinal principles
PIE IN IL are oneprce full
All OF which help make
for further
You will be to
IN our GREAT
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

Package Items Graham mr.
TOURIST Crackers, and 10
thps' az. ........1 loo
FlnL can Gaillard's Pure
OilNe OIL. -.......t. Aoo
jar PEANUT Butter. and IS
SNaiLips lBc
Pint bottle Snider's Catsun
and 10 sfanns az