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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-07-20
SALMAGUNDI
Max Arnhold, the Mound valley
rancher, is in town.

mop SUCK 10 d nice Oleel Range at
O. K. Second Hand Store.
Ii the voters of Elko county want
to vote at the September primary
they must call ON the registry
agent of their precinct and get
their names on the list.
A pair of spectacles was picked
up on the Bullion road yesterday,
east of forks of the road, and left
at this Office. The owner can get
same by paying for this notice.
B. Klucny, Humpboldt county
rancher, is shipping pie plant from
Winnemucca to Oakland. His
product is superior to that of Cali
fornia and he has a standing order
for more than he can ship.
Rev. Wilbert r. Howell will sell
a boys lumber wagon, an oak office
desk and a chiffonier and piano.
Inquire at home on Mt. Pisgah.
Mr.. Newman returned from
Salt Lake last event ny with Case
40 horse power automobile for the
w. T. Smith company. The
machine was made by the j. l.
Case company of Racine, Wis
consin. It's beauty.
Yesterday heavy rains fell up
the river. At the Bruce raach the
rain delayed haying operations
until Monday. During the
noon hour today a thunder shower.
accompanied by hail laid the dust
in town.
Senator Works of California has
published long statement in
which he says progressive republi
cans, like himself. can vote for Viii
son and Marshall without the least
inconsistency. He does not take
any stock in Rosveelt's bull moo sc
party.
The Austrian settlement neal
&T keeps the peace officers on the
Bstle. Another shooting and cut
ting p affair has taken place il
which four men were injured, one
who was stabbed it is thought will
not survive. 1t is a bad week
when there is not a carving bee
out that way.
A cloudb Irst struck Tonopah al
6 o'clock Thursday evening anC
for two hours the streets wer {
raging torrents. Great damage
was done to the streets and cellars
were filed with water Several
miles of the Tcnopah & GoldfeIt
railroad were washed out by 6
cloudburst the same evening.
The largest single electric sigr
in the world depicts baby's face
that alternately smiles and sheds
tears on the crowds that throDe
Broadway New York. The smile
is some IL feet wide when il
reaches it's fullest developme Mt
and each individual tear is two
feet long by 10 inches wide. The
sign itself is IS feet high by Zoe
feet wide and contains at tota
area Of 9010 square feet of space
The child's head is 40 feet high
The sign weighs 80 tons and con,
tains 1850 electric lights.
There is more catarrh in this
section of the country than all
other diseases put together and
until the last few years was sup.
posed to be incurable. For u
great many years dortors pro-
nounced it local disease and pre-
Scribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Scier &C has proven
catarrh to be constitutional
disease and therefore requires con.
stitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally in
loses from 10 drops to teaspoon
knll. II act sdirectlY on the blood
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
Nj. Charles Mulliksn Is Again
Elected President Of the Viz
sinia Horse SHOW AssorI.
0tl0R,

At meeting Of ths Virginia Horse
Show Association held at the New VIII
lard in Washington on Friday last, Mr.,
Charles Mnlllken, Of Clarke County.
one of the best known hoEselnen In the
United States, was aRaia unanimously
elected president 6f that association.
Mr.. Muliiken has long been leading
factor id the development Of the Vir-
ginia horse shows. and is one Of the
best authorites on thoiough-breds in
this country.
AS usual, The first Of the Virginia
horse shows will be giyenA 1t keswick
The dates selected for this shoW We're
May is and 16, week later chan usual
because Of the announcement that the
National Capital Horse Show would
probably be held May 1. 2. s and 4.
After,t the Keswick show the others
will be held in the following order;
Leesburg, June 8 and 8; Upperyille.
June Is and IA: Culpeper. July 8, 4 hnd
s.; Manassaas July II and Is; Orange,
July "A and IS; Charlottesville. August
u end &. Front Royal, August Z and 81
BerryvilIe, Clarke county, August IS, Il
and ib EGrfenton. August p and %,
No date has vet been set for the State
Fair at Richmond. IS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
FIarpers Ferry and Bolivar
News.

Weather coalitions have not improv.
ed much. About the 18th IF January
was the coolest since The dread lwinter
Of the war 80 years ago, when soldiers
froEe sta. along the Potomac and the
river was frozen TO its bed. That Jwln-
ter "a. thermometer got below s0s
4 Miss Bees Laie, i frequent Visitor
here i s1joying the summer climate
of Key West, Florida. She Is the guest
Of Mrs =. A. Murden: at Modeila,
lDade county, Florida. and they are 1t
Key Vest for 4 week or %;
The Three Chauffeurs' drew ! larke
audience 1t the Opera HOUSE. regard
Jess Of weather. The three young
school teachers, Miss Mary Gardener,
Miss Bessie Lamar and Miss Agnes
Rhinehart, helped to make it i success,
Miss Mary Gardener was the studious
girl, Miss Bessie Lamar the sentjmental
girl Miss Agnes Rhinehart ! gil with
q fad. About one hundred were in the
cast, They realized SIS,
Mr.. John Haefer, Of Bloomington.
Illinois. Is at his old home for ! stay Of
q few weeks.
/ Mr., Waiter o Boyle, Of Washington,
spent Sunday at the parental home,
Mr.. Chas: Rau has . severe attack
Of pneumonia,
"A little son of Mr.. Thomas Burley
was hurt from coasting down hill,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
BerryviIle Items,

- =
Mr.. Joseph a bakeweil. o. Bran.
ven, NJ. xa.,s spent iass week Viva Iela y
tives ia town
MrsgElkan 7amnau We nome ION
Front Royal TOT several Gays Iast Wsek.
Mr., and MFs. y. A. Macosiap arg
spending several weeks in GisarWasef'
Florida,
Frank Young has gone To- Gulss
, harlana. Ma ao min lis wife and chill.
49,, ,s,,S hau., baa,, viaisins relative
All, IN rs3,,yn I,o,,,1
..'sa go - q - a. s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters remaining in the Post
Office at Charles Town, jefferson Coun-
ty, West Va, on Saturday, Feb. 3,
1912. Persons calling for sameWiil be
required to pay one cent for each letter
GENTLEAIEls,S List.
George Wood, John Stander, r. White,
Mathew Thomas, Joshua Lovett, 81. 4.
Perrie, ]. Patterson, George L0yett,
II. George Linn, W $. Logan. ArmiG
Jones, Henry Sydnor Harrison, Buddie
E Grant, James pelger, 2. w. Alex
ander, HuEnply Baldel, Rev. Geo. e.
Gates 2 letters.
LADIES LIST.
Mrs. Mary Stasel. Miss Florency Patsy,
Miss Margaret Manning, Miss S. M.
Fairchih, Mrs. Garry EARRING. Nellie
Castlemam
9 The above letters, Il not called fol
within fifteen days, win Be sent 10 ths
dead letter Office. Persons calling fol
them win please say that they are 90
vertised.
HHxRx N. BRADLEY. r. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
Town Council.

At the reguasd meeting Of the Town
Council Monday night the following
business was transacted:
Ms. D. ST. Hughes appeared heforethe
Council aud asked that the license of
Patsy Lowry TO conduct = restaurant IN
his storeroom ON West Washington
street be transferred to Carter Robinson,
and presented a petitionin favor Of said
transfer signed by numerous residents
of that locality. Another petition was
presented to the Council signed by a
number of residents living nearby OPP
posing the continuing Of said license,
and strong protest was made against
he disorder prevailing thsreabduts IN
the past. Carter Robinson appeared be
fore the Council and promised to keep
his place free of disorder and the side.
walk clear Of loafers. After q full dis.
Icussion the transfer was approved, with
the distinct understanding that the Ii
cense Will be revoked on the first svalid
lcompia1nt of residents Of. that neighbor
hood.
f Application of H. L. Ronemusfo for per
NIT to move his recently purchaset
Brown property on 8. Washington stree
back from the street and improve tn,
same was laid over until the next meet
ling under the rules.
Application Of Waters & ZONES TO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08
THREE cHAUFFEURs." 9
. sgss 49,
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Friday Evening, February 9,
Benefit Citizens Fire Company,

q a .sssfSz m era D. a f~srnpc
A''ts AennS y,asne ~ ,al. .a,,ss H'Ft'
! 49,, ,,...asrN ~, ) 80 hrrss
Garland Moore. -
MARVIN Hunter q lolyely young man.
Adrian Wynkoop,
Mrs. Larry Spencer-the hostess
Elizabeth sWyso1g. +sssssa
Gertrude castletou-nlasa ditg -
Me''na NJ s.'Se n,,,,s 1sa,,.,,.,,,
p.... n,..,'a,, - - ..-.~
- Rleasanr Rvs,ar -
Lois nru mn, or--tii,as GIRL viii, I fad,
Rosebad Mason.
Jane Armstrong -the hungry girl.
Fral.ees Moore, n
LueiH Beyerly-tlle college gtrl.
MIS-, Hs Mcs@ornn'ck
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

Born to Mr., and Mrs. Frank Z.
Bushong, = son.
Col. r. p. Chew has been quite indis-
posed at his homc,here.
Lee Watson, . native Of the vicinity
81 Leetbwn, died nj Winchester at the
ago Of 30 years.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of Zion
Church viii have an entertainment ct
the Parish House Friday Feb. l6.
The Stephenson Seminary girls have
large double. decker, and enjoy
the fine coasting every afternoon.
Architect T. A. Mullett has been
given the contract for I'm addition to
the PoWhatan Brass and Iron Works.
Mr., Wash Hoof has accepted q po-
sition with the Farmer Supply GO.
He entered upon his duties this week.
Mr.. George W. Stickles and Miss
Emma May Quick, daughter Of Police.
man Landol Quick. both Of Charles
Town, were married at Harpers Ferry
last Sunday, BY Rev R Y. Nicholson.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals in
session at Charleston granted an ap.
peal and snperssdeas in the case q
Thorn VI. Bsrfingen talxeh UP from THU
county. The appeallants bond wal
fixed 1t 81 800
+ h -.
The recently convicted yiolators o.
tIis liqilor, laws in Martinsburg were OF
luts dry zach sentenced by Judge
lllkner ID Smprisonment for foul
months in.the county jail and to pay
Afinsscf. $500
Charles Lucas. son Of Dr. G. G.
Lucas, of Kesrneysyille, hes been ap
pointed ae an alternate to the NayA
Acad. my ny t'nngressinan VIM. G
Brown. MI. furas is now>a student Al
shepherd College, and q very promls
ing young man. y
Mr.. v. G.s Moore, of Kearneysville
has leased his apple orchard. consisting
Oh shout a6 acres, to hessJeRerset
Highland 0echard Co for period 81
ten years, Mr.. Geo. w. Iohuson
formerly Of this county. now Of Parkers
burg. w. Va Is Presidential the Jefaer
son Highlaila Orchard Go.
Investigations made by plain clothe,
policemen lea to the arrest last Thurs
snI.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

co. Cupid. and ny sweetheart tell
love her well.
Yes, though bhe tramples On my heart
And rends that bleeding thing apart;
: And though she rolls = scornfni eye
on doting me when ! 20 BY,
And though she scouts ct everything
Al tribnts unto her / bring
Apple, banana, caramel
Haste Cupid, 10 my love and tell,
II spite Of al, ! love her wen.
And further say Ihave sled
Cushioned ID blue and painted red
The grocery man has prcmigedI
Can hitch whenever he goes by
Go. ten her that, and, furthermore, e
Apprise my sWeetheart that . score
OF other little girls implore
The boon Of riding on that sled
Painted and hitched y aforesaid;
And tell her. Cupid, only she
Shall ride upon that sled with me.
Tell her this all. and futher tell
Tive her we'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

The jefferson Bowling and Pool
Palace has issued the following Invita-
tions
Yon are cordially invited to witness
Match Game
On THURSDAY. February 8. 1912
at ESQ p. m.
The JelferaoA ". Ihnperials
For ladies' and Their escorts only.
TIM CoSrKsTnsG TEAMS.
The Jeffereon: BENZ. r. Shurert,
Capt; Newton Smith. Clarence RAmey,
Gran. x. Mock. Fred Alder. Eugene
or and HSsnan Hood. Subs
X ImpqriaIa: Abner 5. Allan. Capt
Cetn b. Eby. Arthur Rcmey Ghaa
Thomal N Blair. n. Bolinusr ant
4. Wpnkoop Subs. = Hoge Morris
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

= VIZ ~, -
VII TkSy Are Deinf
Mf. {. N. Beard spent seyeral dayz
in Leesbprt.
Mrs. ". A. spengler spent Thursdey
in baltimore.
Rev. J. c. Hawk spent Saturday II
MartiDsbure
Miss Margaret Strider is visiting rela-
tives ii Baltimore.
Capt. John r. Foley has gone 70 visit
relatives IN Georgia.
Nh Cowdin Is with her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas r. Moore.
Mis- Jnlia Lucas. 81 Baltimore, i
the guest 81 friends ii town.
M;a. Mar Powers Of WickHRel il
the guest Of Mfs. Geo. s. Eyster.
Misses Anna and Minnie Sachs are
spending 4 few days in Baltimore.
Miss Eddins. Of Baltimore, Is the
house guest Of Mrs. Rolf Gerhardt.
Miss Dollie NJ. Bowers, Of Front
Royal, visiting Miss Annie Conrad.
Mrs. George Palmbaum and little son,
Paul. have returned from Baltimore.
Mrs. Brantz Roszel spent Sunday ID
town. the guest OF Col. and Mrs. Chew.
I Miss elizabeth Fisher. Of Richmond,
i the euest Of Mrs. Jno. s. Alfriend
~. ,1ah,, .. cro,vl Il Martinsburi.
,,,a. = to,,,r fron, sat,rdax until Mon
dav.
= "a. .s.., os,,,,rn ~ Kab,etown. was
~. 1900 I.at week Of Miss Eleanor
-F.yster.
Ia u;,,;.n f.ampbe,l snent last
,vs., 49,, 4, Nav q, York ana philadelphia. On
hnss;nea.,aL
8. M. n uan,;,to,, ,vho has bean
"a. 49, ..;.L ~ i,.ha;d fovar 4 ahla "a ~
81, 81, ..ca;n
u..s.. !. ,,;s;.;no ha<s i,sayb.
IA l,s. !. ua . w;ntarr.ovar & shen.
hs Il, 81 J.
.s...n - c.a,,,,a,,.or Gam.
m'ss q Aasnv' !. 80 ~, ss r,aa,, a,d 4
n.sa..4 pensis1
c.,n $500, ,,;.;4ad Il,
NJ. = a = = I.sna,: \, mircbsa.
.y' -. -...
~, 81. ! x,..;a.,a ..4.ndad ~
Wy. y,. = Z a..,a s.e;. wash;og.
1870 ~. ss'JD1 M = :
"a s..'s 80 e, ,.,., .s...,;,
Mrs' nelsle ''ilsa. A.. -. 8 = 49, :,
neL'ue.sun e sss -
maiisusu.
Mrs; Forrest AZ; a: prov Brown V'slssu IS
$500 NJ 3 ~. Il ~.-sesl' Z
= q 'iAsDu = lass "S..
Miss Ruth berr1t. g Sykesxllle. MO !,
y the guest Of Of MRS: NeMlsn soaan9Oen
= s'slns.'sO1 s'e
Mr: ana MIss nicnar1 y: a.sAan1s.
ana MISS Maresres g. Ale1a..usi slsD'
saturcay anu 0unuay = .o"n
Mrs. ". W. Coe, Miss Bessie Lrayert
ana MSS sAra .-oe .e, ", 8. v S,asas II
ivy Ws9As s,s.s = -" 80
Miss Mollie Thomson Moore. daugn'
ter ot1dr. aersrd Moore, q .o's pace
il the guest o. Ars' hugn :. Frlce'
In Towson, Md.
Miss Anna Hughes and her FRIEND
Miss Julie barnette. Of Norfolk. va
are visiting Miss Hughes sister, MRS
lDF. Clay, in MartlRsburg.
Mra. Kesalerg and Misa Mildred Kess'
Ter, Of Pensacola. Florida. are the
guests Of Mrs. Frank Bushong, at hel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

Lawson Bolts Chapter Y. D, 6.
WIN meet il Rousa Hall on Thursday
Night. February 8, at 7:S0 o'clock,
MRS. C. W. AIs0uITH, Pres
Mrs. G. N. COLEMAN. Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-08

Pure AlQminpl5 ware, cooking nten-
iii: The Coleman Hardware eo.,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28


ring wiz promptly remove warts and
other exereeenses II they are rubbed
with it.
As a gift OF love or, sign Of .betrothsI
rings were in use in ancient Egypt and
in Assyr1s. The Jews from remote age
have made the ring a most important
feature Of betrothsl and in the marriage
ceremony. According to the Jewish law II
was necessary that this ring should be Of
value II Is therefore examined and
certified by the officiating rabbi and
chief officers Of the Synagogue when
1t is received from the bridegroom.
whose absolute property il must be and
not obtained on credit or By ssft. There
was then. as now. an exchange Of ring,
between Jewish contracting. parties.
Shakespeare recalls this custom mos.
sympathetieslly when Shylock. Informed
that his daughter Jes<icz has given a
ring for monkey. exciairns with an o,,t-
burst Of grief and anger: 1T was m;
turpuois; ] had IL OF Tay Leah when a
bachelor. would no. have given II fsr
wilderness Of monkeys
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

ton and discharge Of the clergy. The
plan was most democratic, as the men,
bers were to be elected by the people OF
the parish on a universal suffrage basis.
When the law expired in 1870 the radical
ministry of zahle. which was anti-eleneal,
refused to re-enaet II.
The present liberal ministry Of Klaus
Berntsen Is using its best efforts toward
the re-estsblfshment OF the vestries end
TO bring this about a new act has been
proposed. The proposal is being sup
ported by a majority in the House OF
Commons. both Of the liberals and oddly
enough or the radicals and the social
democrats.
In the House u Lords. which Is in the
hands Of the conservatives, a favorable
vote can be had only on condition that a
general church parliament is established
at which the yestries as well as the other
governing bodies Of the church can be
represented This VIII greatly decrease
the influence Of the vestries. which is to
the liking Of the conservatives In such
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

winter sports for which Denmark has
become famous. promise to become
thing Of the past II the mild winters
which have prevailed for the last few
years continue During the Christmas
season the air was so mild that gnats
became troublesome. but lately the snow
has come and Denmark is beginning to
look its wintry self.
During the last few winters the tenn
perature here has been higher than that
Of Paris, with the result that the visit
ors, who have come here dressed for an
Arctic climate have been much sur
prised. A Frenchman arrived at one Of
the leading hotels this winter dressed
like an Arctic explorer and with a rifle
slung over his shoulder. He thought
that Copenhagen would be something
Ike the North Pole and was surprised
that he could find no ice bear hunting
near here.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
WHY THE THIRD FINGER
Curiou. Ancient Belief RegardinE
the Finger CsrrinyinE the
\ wedding Ring.

The third finger Of the left hand has
from long usage been consecrated to the
wedding ring. relates the Indianapolis
News. This usage comes from an
ancient belief that from this finger
nerve went direct to the heart So COM
pletely was this fanciful piece Of
physiology eonfided in by the Greeks and
Romans that this was termed. even ey
their physicians. .sthe healing finger" II
was used TO stir their mixtures from
notion that nothing poisonous or harm
full could communicate with it without Its
giving immediate warning by a palpita-
ton Of the heart This superstition yet
prevails to a considerable extent among
the country people Of western Europe.
Together with this IS the belief even
more widely current that the wedding
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
DANES FACING CHURCH FIGHT
Proposed Re-Establishment Of the
Church vestries.
FnSCE CONTEST Is ANTICIPATED
state Relief TO Unemployed and Old
Age Pensions Have Involved the
Government 10 Point where
IL Mast Halt.


COPENHAGEN. Denmark. Jan. 81
One Of the most important matters to
be considered By the present Parliament
win be the re-estabiishmsnt Of the church
vestries- The original yeztry Law. passed
In fzz provided that every parish should
have It's own ,veztry. which should take
charge Of all practical matters concerning
somsfkfng to say concerning the sslec-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

skiing. sleiEhlns. skating and other
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

a parliament It Is predicted that the chief
elericals and not the people Of the yes
tries would exert the chief influence. 1t
4. believed that the fight over the ques-
tion will be waged ncrcely and at the
present time thera Is no means Of pre-
dieting its final outcome.
Paupers Make Heavy Drain.
Organized charity. and especially mu-
nicipal and state aid to the poor. is rap
Idly paupenzing q large section of the
Danish people. according to Minister Of
the Interior Jensen-Soenderup. who Is
planning the notification OF the old age
pension act. with the idea OF substituting
universal state hfe insurance in Its place.
No other country in Europe has 20
little poverty as Denmark and the con-
trast between extreme wealth and dire
poverty Is not marked here. but for
many years organized charity and mu-
nicipsi and state poor relief have oecu-
pied a large share Of the attention OF the
people and government
The feeling n growing that the mat
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

Etc., IN Uuf Linen DepL
lsAc Imperial English Lonr
Cloth, bolt Of IL yds., 95c
l5c Imperial English Long
Cloth. bolt of IL yds., S1.19
1so Imperial English Long
Cloth. bolt of IL yds-. S1.56
2sc Imperial English Long
Cloth. bolt IL yds., Sl.96
i5c Checked Indian Dimitles
per yard at......1 10e
isc Checked Indian DimitIes.
per yard at. t.......12hc
e5c Checked Indian Dlmities,
Ter yard st.........15c
3sc Checked Indian Dimities,
per yard 19f
$500 Fall Size Fringed Bed
Spreads, each ......S1.2 Is
$3.50 Full Sine Fringed Bed
Spreads. each. 81. so
$3.50 Fun Size Fringed and
Hemmed Bed Spreads, each
at .....'..........S 81 .0S
$3.50 Full Size Fringed and
Hemmed Bed Spreads, each
at ............. $3.50
| $500 Full Size Marseilles
Fringed BED Spreads. each
at .............. S2.9S
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

The keS % success IN business Is ,rs
judicious and persistent use Of newspaper
advertising
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

WI ths
Lace Curtains. big assortment,
two TO three pair alike, regular
s7.5o pair. Monday. pair. 81. .05
Lace Curtains, big assortment,
two to three pair alike, regular
$500 pair. Monday, pair. 50. As
Lace Curtains. big assortment,
two 10 three pair alike, regular
$3.50 pair, Monday. pair. 81. 60
Figured and Plain silk. 36-inch
wide. for over drapes. all shades,
regular a0c yard, Monday, per
yard AZ .SSC
Figured Cottage Scrim. all colors,
40-inch wide. regular 35c yard.
Monday, per yard ut. -. PIC
s5c Bungalow and Fillet Net as
inch wide; special Monday. per
yard at ...,... Soc
Sash Curtain Swiss. all new pat
terms. regular 12hc values, Mon
day, per yard, at. Hoe
silk Fringe. all colors. regular
12hc yard. Monday. per yard
~ ............ ..-...... 10
SILK Down Sofa Pillows. 5sc and SOC
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
Hsydeu's Piiees 10 Hardware
and Holse' furnishings Lead
the Rest. See These Specials

Mrs Potts. s-piece sad Irona csc reg
sl.25 New Sensible SAD Irons. :. $50
100 feet Smooth Wire Clothes Lines
att....,.s, ;. s..s!.... .......... ESQ
80 feet Cotton Clothes Lines. 49,. LOG
30 Clothes Pins. ...................sc
No. l Galvanized Tubs $50
No. Galvanized Tubs. $50
No. Galvanized Tubs. ........... $50
loot. Galvanized Pals. s.........lsc
l2-Qt. Galvanized Pals. 400
I4-qt-s Galvanized Pals. -. .7ec
No. sl.5o value heavy copper bot
tom wash boilers at. gl.2s
No. s1.65 value heavy copper bot
tom wash boilers .......... =. tl-2s
No. sl.75 value heavy copper bot
No. s $l.0o value heavy galveHiEed
No ) sI.i5 value heavy galvanized
Large size Willow Clothes Baskets
ssee, five-year guarantee, ball-bear-
ing wringers ........ ..,. e4-as
$3.50. five-year guarantee. bail-beer-
ing WrinGers ......s-v -..-....4 4f-1o
Three-year guarantee wrfngers. t3.4s
Any sire 3r kind Of wash board Mon
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