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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-10-12
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS ITEMS

A. T. Smythe and Eugene T. Prince
have incorporated Fenwick Farm cor.
poration, $3O,OO0 and Ashepoo Farms
corporation, $4,000. to develop lands
near Megetts
The architect will soon be appoint
ed for 100000 packing house for
Greenville.
FIRE prevention was strongly empha.
sized In the program for Fire Pre-.
vention Day at Columbia.
new postoffice has been estab
l1shed at Blue Brick, Marion county
with Edward Cox as postmaster.
Wilson e Sompayrac, architects of
Columbia, will design the new $3.50, 900
packing house for Orangeburg.
Carolina Southern Railway com
pany has been organized to build
standard gauge railroad from Orange
burg, reached by both Southern rail
way and Atlantic Coast Line, to Es.
Till, GO miles distant connecting there
with Seaboard Air Line near it's inter
section with Southern railway.
Miss Olive Dukes Of Rowesville, re-
Gently appointed assistant to the
home demonstration agent, Miss
Oracle Patrick, for Orangeburg coup
ty took UP active work in this do
partment on October 1. Miss Dukes is
a Winthrop graduate and is eminent
ly qualified
County commissioners Of Ande. son
have organized drainage district to
dredge. Six and Twenty Creek. l.
miles and secure against overflow
1,159 acres Of arabic lands.
Construction Of a $4,000 steel re
inforced. flreproof hotel at GafYne,
will begin soon.
Lieut.. Edward Smith, OF Marion
has gone to Columbus, N. NJ, whore
he Is stationed in the Second regiment
under his friend. Capt Walker, whose
acquaintance he made two years ago
at West Point.
The South Carolina Mayors Asso
citation will meet in Columbia Octo
ber 90 and a.
Cannon e Co., cotton manufa cturers
Of York, have let the contract for the
construction OF 80 cottages to cost
about $4,000.
A meeting will soon be held in
Orangeburg for the purpose OF organ.
izing cooperative creamery.
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Big Fire at HartsviIle.

Hartsville.-A destructive fire, the
losses amounting to approximately
$4,000, occurred here. One of the
cotton sheds Of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad company and 154 bales
Of long staple cotton were destroyed
as was nearby warehouse with about
$4,000 worth Of furniture belonging to
the Modern Furniture company. Six
box cars, the property of the railroad
three Of which were loaded with cot.
ton seed, were damaged.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-10-12
Boil Weevil Movino Ran,d,v

Clemson College. There is consid.
cradle speculation as TO the advance
OF the boil weevil toward South Caro-.
lima. Prof. A. r. Conradi said that the
state crop pest commission has kent
IN close touch with the boil weevil
situation and that during the past two
seasons the pest had moved eastward
at an unusual rate. There has been a
continual eastward spread this season
and according to the latest report of
the state entomologist of Georgia,
which has just been received the
weevil has been found 45 miles west
or the South Carolina border. He
thinks that in all probability the pest
Will reach this state by the end of this
season. Prof. Conradi says that the
fall dispersal season is approaching.
The weevils scatter just before going
into winter quarters
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-10-12
Mad Cat Bites People.

Cheraw.-A few days ago a strange
cat, probably maddened with hunger.
ntered the home OF j. A. Rainwater.
living few miles out from Cheraw
on the Rockingham highway, and az.
tackled two year old child. biting its
cheek and scratching It's face. Tie
cat also bit a dog and goat, the
goat going mad. The next day the
cat came back and bit John Trouble.
field. The cat was killed and it's head
sent to Raleigh for examination,
where 1t was pronounced mad. The
victims took Pasteur treatment
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BIG HEALTH DAY
FOR GREENv|LLE
MOUNTAIN CITY OBSERVES CON.
sERvATIoN HOLIDAY in
GREAT ORDER.
PARADE AND GOOD SPEAKING
Public Health Celebration For County
Made Up of Pageant and Speak.
Ing BY leading Orators.

Greenville-With CONGRESSMAN AID.
amson OF Georgia, Congressman Lever.
ana NICHOLS of South Carolina, First
Assistant Secretary Newton of the
treasury, Chief l.. L. Lumsden OF the
United States public health service.
II. A. Cooper Of Laurens, DR.. ]. Adams
Hayhe' mead Of the state health de.
partment ,and DR.. J. w. Kerr, assist.
ant surgeon of the United States,
among the guests Of honor, Green.
vie county held public health eel.
eDration which eclipsed anything Of
the KIND ever before known here. A
pageant was the feature Of the day.
scores OF floats being in the parade.
Two bands, one from Easley and one
from Pelzer, took part, and the coast
artlilery companies of Spartanburg
and Greenville also were in the pa.
rade The celebration was held in
connection with the work being done
mere ny the United States department
or public health and despite bad
weather was great success.
AT the opera house addresses were
made by the guests Of honor to a
crowd Of several hundred people.
congressman Adamson was enthusias.
tlcaily applauded. His address was
more humorous than serious.
Ihe features of the evening were
the announcements by Congressman
Lever that henceforth he was Wig
orous friend to public health appro.
prlations and the statements of Dr..
Lumsden that Greenville county has
probably the highest sanitary index
IN the United StCtes, that the city
sanits san "a ,saures he has found are
thesasa 1.-the United States SO far
as he knows; that Greenville is the
only city he knows or that needs no
suggestion along lines OF sanitation.
and that every mill village, except one
every incorporated town and every
unincorporated town, as we'll as 18
per cent of the county's population
at large, have complied and are com.
plying with the suggestions for sani-
tation made by the public health de.
partment in its sanitary survey Of the
county. TYPHOID fever, reduced by
half this year, will be practically
eliminated in this county, stated DR..
LuHSden. Ihe one mill village not
yet in line will do what has been sug
gested, said DR.. Lumsden, as the
president Of that mill had promised
to do so.
Assistant Secretary Newton stated
that the celebration was national
event, and that what had been done
In Greenville county will be told of
all over the land, with a view to get.
ting other sections to do the same
thing.
In the sanitary survey more than
llO00 homes have been visited and
thoroughly inspected and recommen.
dations for improvements made. The
real work of cleaning up Is just be.
ginning.
The keynote of the day was con.
servation Of human life; the floats
preached this. the speakers talked
Of 1t.
Prizes awarded to the best floats
were given as follows: First. health
department Of the city of Greenville;
second, Southeastern Life Insurance
company; third, equal suffrage float
from Conestee mill
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/. -. ID X I
williamsburg County-State n M
Shepherd, w. X. Mcintosh, D. q.
Huggins; federal, B. B. Chandler, R.
b. Keels, S. P. Harper.
Anderson Oounty--Federal A q
Means, l.: s. Clnkscales, l.. r. Thomn.
son; state, Nelson b. Green, w. D.
Ballard, j. G. Harris.
Lee County-Federal, J. Manly
Smith, e. G. Smith, f. A. Atkinson:
state, J. B. Kilgore, B. D. Law, H, A.
! Moseley.
| Lancaster county-state, R. A.
Blackmon, r. H. Walters, Dixon D.
Williams; federal, j. H. Carnes, J. A..
Mccain, T. r. Thompson.
Newberry County-Federal, l.. W..
Jones, B. H. Herrin, J. B. r. Scott:
State, II. M. Boozer, John v. Clary,
T. l.. B. Epps.
Marlboro County-Federal l.. c..
Stanton, s. j. Hudson, John l.. Breed.
en-; State, Throop Crosland, r. p.
Tatum, Lawrence G. Chavis
Sumter County-State, F. A. Nc.
Leod, l.. s. Vinson, T. e. Hodge; fed.
erel, T. B. Kennedy, H. L. Tisdale,
B. M. Oliver.
Richland County--state, ]. w. H,
Duncan, William A. Fry, T. M. Glenn;
federal. S. M. Busby, ]. Hamp.
Faulk, George Thomas.
Fairfield County-State, s. DuBoss
Ellison, j. Blake Boyd, Kit r. Nc.
Master; federal, William r. Rabb, j.
e. Mcdonald, Jr, S. F. Castles.
Georgetown County-State, 8. M.
Bryan, G. L. Ford, Jr., w. e. Doar;
federal, A. P. Hazard, J. R. Siau, P.
r. Robbins.
Darlington County-state, T. D.
Eligh, j. S. HOWE, w. A. Sumner;
federal, W. B. McCown, B. r. vii.
lyiamson, A. M. Sompayrac.
Clarendon County--State, j. X.
Breedin, Jasper Turbeville, J. A.
James; federal, w. G. Davis, A w.
Scarborough, L. r. Griffin.
Dorchester County-State, r. w.
Meyer, v. G. Badham and w. B.
Browning; federal, G. M. Gavin, Elias
Doar and G. p. Moorer.
Lexington County-State, w. II.
Witt. A. S. Frick and Il. H. Rawl; !;
federal, G. e. Jonos, o. L. Mayer and
Rufus Powell.
Greenville County-Federal, Carl L.
Gullick, P. o. Anthony w. H. Turner;
State, j. Theo. Solomons, Jr, S. L.
Goldsmith, J. Heisl1ell Roe.
Dillon County-State, e. T. Elliott
j. McQuenn, w. H. Smith; Federal
James Hargrove, Hiniard Rogers, e.
r. Ellerbe.
Barnwell County-Federal, w. T.
George, r. S. Martin, G. w. Calhoun;
State, Ben Hill Cave, John Killings.
worth, S. R. Boylston.
Hampton County-Federal, F. w
Rogers, w. II. Lightsey, r. B. What
ley; State, w. A. Mcdaniel, r. G
Causey. 3. F. Stanley.
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Suspend Health Iauu.

Columbia. SIX ottowe B. Fishburn.
M. D., city health officer, was notified
by j. Adams Hayne, M. d., state
health officer, of the suspension Of
the requirement that children under
the age of 16 years submit health Ger.
tificates to ticket agents Of railroads
when applying for transportation.
The order has been in effect for sew
eral months, as precautionary meas.
ure to check the spread of infantile
paralysis. The equidemic seems now
to have abated and it Is expected
that 1t will be eliminated soon.
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Quite Forceful.

Il fear Cholly has no stability OF
character"
mo Will power, you meun?"
Eyes"
"That's where YOU are mistnken.
happen to know that he has clung to
the same brand Of cigarettes for the
past seven years"
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W. C. r. i. ENDS MEETING
Mrs. Sprott of Manning ls Re.eIeoted
Preedent-A!l Delegates Are :.
Named

Sumter. With enthusiastic and
"ell'attendcd meetings tho state con.
vention of the Womans Christian
temperance Union ended it's sessions
here A feature oe the meeting was
the adoption of resolution protest.
ing against any amendment OF the
prohibition law of South Carolina.
Chiccrs were elected with Mrs.
JosepE Sprott OF Manning reelected
president.
invitations we're given from the
foor for the state convention in 1917
from Miss Burkhalter OF Aiken, Mrs.
X. o. Dixon Of Bishopville, Mrs. j. l..
Davis OF Mullins and Mrs. j. N. Hal
lum Of Pickens.
AS the result Of the election Of Of
lcers, the following were chosen to
lead the white ribbon host for South
Carolina for 1867: Mrs. Joseph
Sprott Of Manning, president; Mrs.
J. l.. Minis of Edgefield. vice presi-
dent; Miss Cleo Attaway Of Saluda,
corresponding secretary; Mrs T. r.
Denny Of Johnston. recording secre.
tary; Mrs. Chas. p Robinson OF
Crapin, treasurer.
The following superintendent were
appointed in the executive session:
Unfermented wine, Mrs j. r. Mont
gomery, Marion; scienti temperance
instruction, Mrs. w. Middleton,
Meriwether; Sunday school work,
Miss Zena Payne, Johnston; fairs and
open air meetings, Mrs. Mamie NJ
T1llman, Edgefleld; temperance liter
ature, Mrs. w, B. Cogburn, Edgef1eld
medal contests, Mrs. Lena o. Smith
Leesville; social meetings and red
letter days, Mrs. "A. H. Rose, Marion:
soldiers and sailors, Mrs. II. L. Birch.
ard, Sumter; flower mission, Miss
Jessie Curtiss, Paxville; mothers
meetings and white ribbon recruits,
Mrs. E. p. Williamson, Newberry;
parliamentary usage and Legislative
and petition, Mrs. Alfred Il. Waite,
Conway; anti-narcotics, Miss Pearl
Collier. Aiken; Christian citizenship,
Mrs. S. G. Morris, Horny; cooperation
with missionary societies, Mrs. r. B.
Cannon, Scranton; circulation Of Of
fcial organs, Miss Cloo Attaway; mu.
sical director, Mrs. j. l.. Wysong,
Florence
Delegates to the national convcn.
tlon are: Mrs. A. p Lewis, Johnston;
Mrs. l.. G. Rice, Denmark; alternates,
Miss Zena Payne, Johnston; Miss Jes-
sic Curtis, Paxville; Mrs. Godbold,
Wagner. The gold medal for oratory
was won by Claude Corbett Of Bishop.
vile and the silver medal for singing
by Miss Nina Jenkinson OF Sumter.
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The Piedmont Savings Bank and
Trust company OF Greenville was
chartered with capital OF $50, 900,
the officers being: J. n. Beattie, pres.
ideni, -. 9. Marklev, w. n. Beattie
and r. r. Beattie, vice presidents: J.
.. Beattie, Jr.. secretary;
Petition for commission for the
Heath Springs Building and Loap as
sociation was received in the office OF
the secretary of state.
A commission was also asked by
tho Newberry Palmetto Trust com.
pany, the capital stock Of which, is to
be $780, s{5 4
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The Bluff That Failed.

"No," said the fair, but frigld maid,
II wouldn't marry any man on
earth"
III get you," replied the practical
youth. "My trusty aeroplane is an
chored to. the trusty lightning rod, and
friend Of mine who is a sky pilot,
VIII gladly tie the knot above the
Clouds"
And seeing that her bluff was called
the fair one struck II match TO the ice
berg pedestal on which she was posing,
and fell into his waiting arms.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-10-12

Florida and New Mexico are thun-
derstorm centers. The Pacific coast
Is freest from them.
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Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grnve'S

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Ionic is equally valuable rs Cen
known tonic properties of OUININE and
lRON: 1t acts on tho Liver, Drives out
Malaria. Enriches the Blood and Builds
up the Whole System. 50 cents
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04

Gtrtba Salvatore aud Marietta Mazlno
TAG south Flfth, boy; Jerome md Llbbie
Eofikn. Eighteenth and y girl AloiB
md feclile ltoza, 1850 South -Four lnenl,lb
aiti. Krlp0lit and Katorynn AmhrpgeWl1f
UG5 anuth Thirty seventh, boy a ] ana
tdan Bnstien, si5 South Twenty eighth,
II; Johan and Alegraaandra Ihrostek,
"a south Twenty ninth boy Charlee Y.
~ Bessie stratton, lgi2 South IWen-
Hefh. pifI. Luciano and saiyatriee Russo,
5i5 pierce. girl. Alto ard Marianne Man
zienll. lRq south tiflh, boy OuisHeppe
ma Lucia Fefro 1853 south sixth, boy,
Deaths George Mindieb, ], M28 IN hr-
Fannie NeI,aod, III, hospital Mitry Hob.
son, Il. 2i2 North Fifteenth, Agnes DotY,
81 hnRpltnl.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04

WE wIsh 10 extend our thanks 70 our
friends sud nclghbors for the Kindness
and sympathy shown, also Tor NE ,i nehu-
ftfTi floral offerings during Tbs Illness
and death N our beloved husbnnd, son
ANA brother Mira enid Johnson Mrbt
Tilile Johnson and Anna Johnson.
WE wish 10 thank our many Kind ftienas
for Their Kindness aud aympathy y
Tho bereavement and lose Of our beloved
wife and mother, . 80. ...,,ttv
ARTHtfR i. BOWERS AND FAMILY.
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LOCKWOOD. large and small, Jumper,
filanea, Rosters Blue spruce, Hardy
Azalia 70 to 10 buds; japan Maple. AL
bniled Largo Towering Glemhies.
years, and small Towering. Boston
NV, Hardy Ferns for shady hooks a
nice assortment 81 common shrubs;
Trees. ornamental and fruit. EYcrbear
Ing Straw berries, etc. All At regular
nursery price, Al old ndres "a w
Broadway, near postoffiee, Council
bluffs Phone ia
hEsT QUALITY CIR FLOWERS or
plants, Art Combinations. shipped every
where Excellent service 10 our Gus
toners IN past years reeomfnendA hEss
A. sW0BOnA, 1915 Farnnm ~. y lb0l.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of fresh
flowers delivered or shipped anywhere
l., HENDERSON. 1919 Farnsm -.
A. DoNAGHuE, 1922 Harvey Doug 1901.
HATH, florist. 1894 farnAm - y, 100
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: followlng permits % we'd 6ayo been


il. il. Bryant. g7tb Bnumnn avenue,
frame dwelling, 1910. j, A.. Carlson,
ssai.a South Thifly-second avenue, du-
pick frame dwelling, 5000. Clarence
Allen, 27ia North Forty4HeYenth avenue
frame dwelling, $500
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mo an TAKEN ron LESS THAN
A TOTAL OF a0c on bEsh
THAN LOG PER DAY.

CARD or THANKS. DEATH AND
FUNERAL NOTICES:
Toe per ltne each insertion
minimum charge 30 eents1
Monthly Rate for standing ads tno
change Of eopyDts.s..a5 fi.s0 per line
Count six words 10 the lineJ
Contract rates on application.
THE BEE will not he responsible for
more than one Incorrect insertion o. an
advertisement ordered for more than
nne time.
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given ~ The bee IN payment Tor Want
Ads AZ no mistake can be fsetifled
without them.
reF TIVE TELEPHONE n Won cannot
conveniently bring or send IN your hds,
Ask FOR Want-Af Taker, and You VIII
receive the same rood service NJ wnfn
delivering your "a Al the office
PHONE TYLER 1hnn
wkNT.Ar COLUMNS cT0er
rVENfsfs EDITIONS. ...tt..ttA tnA ".
MORNING EDITIONS, 500 r. NJ
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BUSINESS CHANCES

S90iiR@~@
EXPERIENCED man in all mes Of
homework would Ike position as mouse
man. with board and room In city pre-
fsrrcd Addrsas Y las Bee. -.-
WANTED aH IL garden boy, good care
aud homework. Write To IL. OK. 4am
i. St., south Side. Omaha. Japanese
camp. -.---------y-=-
WANTED JOB IN garage or az mechanics
helper: some experience. lSlO, bee.
MiseeIlnnsous.
FARMERS X her sou want help write
or call Empirt Labor Agency, 200 >
18th Phone Doug loo .----.-.--.
WANTED tonsecleaning by the d.. ~
reliable eoofed man call Nebster zyol
WTND6WS washed, rugs beaten, sereens
repaired WhiteNasliing. Walnut 2l2i.
PAINTING ard screen repairing. Han
sen. Douglas ttS5 ----..-.-
TAt NJ nowed hoHseeioaning Weh 7si2
HAULING nstss and rubbish. Web. @ss
Female.
THE hsE charge for situation ads
IL lower than any othwr form Of adyer.
Using not enough ~ cover cost OF
Printing. -.
NEAT cofored Rlri wants day work Of
any kind, call Webster 1891. Anna
Mitchell. -
WANTED Position ~ young lady steno~
krapher, Ph9ne l0ltah 5lt --4.-z-z=ss=a
Young e0lorcd CIR wants work eve
ninRs SITTER school Webster ba65.
Laundry and Das Work.
| RFIfAELE tolOreu woman wants iaun-
| dry wishing. day work, cleaning, DOUG
! lau 2isE.
! WAgTED-~po sltiOn ~ maid or day YORK
| hy experienced col woman WEB iVss.
| PfRsT Class iaundresa cleaning, by
eoored woman. best 81 ref Wen b8li'
! BUNDLE Or family wnshing called for
! h del. VIZ guar reasonable. Web. lM2
/ HljNBLE wishing piece work, lace cur
tatns; work guaranteed Webster 1910.
! LEE iEI LAUNDRY. 1921 california,
| Hand work called for a. Delivered
| C0EDREn giri WANTS house cleaning
references Phone iIarney 2se4,
BLANKETS or bundle washing, y siil
Loundress day work o. Jackson w 1851.
COOKING On day work 1917 lizard Tyler 1902
FIRST CLASS inuhdrcas. day work. u 4ss2
Experienced lnundry. cleaning Web 4gls
Washing and lace clrtaing done. nv ~
COMP. woman wants day work. Web 1852
EXP alndrese y mems h.!rts " @4s
| LAUNDRY and day work. Web. 3iol
| HUMBLE washing " DAY work Web. 09p
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MnNrMnNrs Az anmErrRIrs.

MUM WFsNI = NJ tFsH - ' = y ~
FURE white reinforced cement grave
markers, with name ana date. $50.
crosses, 500 Del in days Kedman
MARKER Co, 101 So, ncer. Webster So.
Monument WORKS. mauao-
ieums. ali kinds markers 18th q charles
THE beautiful, sanitary marble grave
tomb, the sarcnphagus
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS


Furnitnr. and Household Goods.
THE ECONOMY SIGN rs OUT.
Never was there such q phenomenal
reduction OF prices on Tine fnfnliufe |
in tho history OF furniture sales IN
oiiT 'P" or TOWN ORDERS SOLICITED.
STATE FURNITURE CO.
Cor. ilth and Dodge. Doug lall
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Felt and hair
mattresses made over IN new slshs ~
Tor sample Of ticking, Mail orders tilled
1907 Cunning st. nouKlaA 2tSi
Is ICE boxes. "a gas stoves. 800 rngn OF
ali kinds poultry wire and nettink
open till y. m, lsa NO. sAth ~
Goon furniture of nlnerroom mousse
500 Phone liarney aot
ron SALE Iron he'd and springs N@
Planes ana Musical Instruments
PIANOS Fub nklsT
Cloud makes. good condition, z. per
naeptb new pianos NAa per month.
A H0spE co. liaalh douglas ~
stors aud office Fixtures.
DESKS safes, sRies. ahnweaaes, Nhrlv.
fna ate Mn hny, sell omaha Fixture n
ruppls Ca ntiels y 18th. lAuus. si1l
son AAlI fbree noai tables AMI fix
tures MHst seH this NeHk Eau AFTER
b. m sra y "a, saAth slde
Ieweirs, niamenas Metehrs,
lAhrDNAtufa lnukN We1aaNR fthka
81 iEth AND Douglas ats
hardware aea Eaats'
Ftfd. NNs ia eatp~ulers tla mieeAsnle >
tools ~ q pef esnt ~ ~ lstA IVY
TYpsasssvrs anr sepPlsss.
Nrtt a,aghsnaA asaA thv SAINTS - Fenl
4 Al paf MaaNl4 use "a AHiwls "a has 0F
yant saiFrd ea psss ~ M 49,
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WANTED TO BUY
ANNOUNCEMENTS

BffDDNGAAHlga Lucky wedding
Rings at 18th and Douglas SITS
LIVE outdoors. Y. NJ, y, a, olt. Park.
Lasspsmowers.
CALLED for and delivered. tie air work
Guaranteed Saw filing nouglas 1i2s
IAwnmowers sharpeped. Harvey 507s,
Motor Repairs.
cAHILL ELl1c. CO. Bee Bldg. y. Bls.
Carpenters ara Contractors.
BRICK repairing and cement work OF al
kinda. 2sl3 Cunning, Harvey 4ss,
Ropnlrine iahbing, screening Web 1881
LeNard Son 1909 Capitol Ave. q. 1854
q. w. Hokanaon, 25O5 t.vnwth, Tyl. lss-J
uressmnEsns.
Accordion Side Knife, Box Plenting,
Gov buttons Hemstitrhing, Neb, Pleat-
inE 4 Button Co i3i-2 Paxton hlk. R4ats,
Prices reasonable, Mrs, Il. A.. Connolly.
200 Baird Bldg, nth and Douglas. y. 2tV4
vita n Fischef, ladies' tailored garments
FOR all occasions 40s Rose Bldg Ty @i.
DresAinaking and plain sewing reason
able; satisfaction guaranteed Wen, ~.
Madame Mmchaels Gowns suits No 4,
F'iorentino Ants Phone Douglas l2Ss,
BY day. work guaranteed Web. Gs96.
keister's Dressnaking Col. le2s City Nat
Terry Dressmakg college. 10th n Farnam
uRirdressing.
IDEAL. Hair Parlora-2Q Baird Bldg.
Manicuring scalp, facial and violet ray
treatments, Toilet articles, y, 6lsa.
Cleaners and DSers.
STATE DRY CLEANING CO..
100 n. 18th St
u. 5Wl2
Hats Cleaned aud Hooked.
STRAW, Panama. all kinds hats, cleaned
and rebloeked. 1915 1870 Harvey ST.
ALL KINDS OF hats cleaned and blocked.
l6a farnam Sc. Phone Red es6s
Everything for Children.
LET MEL make all kinda OF clothes
for children. 2atl Lake. Webster 2li9
THEATRICAL gowns, full dress SUITS. for
rent. 700 n, nth 81 John Feldman.
Piano Instruction.
Ragtime piano playing positively. taught
In 20 lessons 4agi canning Wal BIB.
Ghiropractars, SpInnl Adjustments.
Or BGRHuRA. ~ Rose hldg, edAi
Palmer school grad Consultation trso
nrs. nhling ham, Il Creighton hlk. u. sea
Dr j. 4 Lawrence, Bsdrd bidg ID sAaL
MeusectsHntRws
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price will nleRNe Yun ct as ramoNs
Your storm wttduMs and put Ia your
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Detectives.
| strictly confidential II bie,
1 JAMES ALLAN. 5lt Neville block nyt
/ deuce secured in ali enaes fAlef llM.
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raevh and " tadeW sereeas,
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04
FOR ROOMS
ATTENTION. ROOM HUNTER:

II you fail to find the. room
III The Bee 0fflce for a Room List
-glSes complete detailed descrlp-
ton 0f vacant rooms In all parts
Of the city. III more convenient
phonp Tie Zee Want Al Dept.
and Give your name and address,
and d list VIII be mailed to YOU
ct once New lists are Issued
every week q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04
SITUATIONS WANTED

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