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The Washington times., 1916-03-01
GIRLS TRFITl
HAVE THICK, WAN.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Every particle of dandruff
disappears and hair stops
coming out.
Draw a moist cloth through
hair and double its
beauty at once.

Your hair becomes light, wavy. nurfv.
abundant and appears as soft, lustrotIs
and beautiful as young girls after a
"Danderine hair cleanse" Just try this
-moisten a cloth with a little Dsndar,
Inc and carefully draw II through your
hair. taking one smallf strand nj
time. This will cleanse the hair OF aust.
dirt and excessive oil and I'm Just a few
moments. you have doubled the beauty
OF your hair, -
Besides beautifying the hair at once.
Danderine dissolves every particle az
daBdruft, cleanses, purifies and inviT-
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most win
be after few weeks use when you
will actually see new haIr-fine ana
downy at first-yes-but really nav
hair growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty. soft hair and lots
OF 1t surely get a 3-cent bottle OF
Knowiton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet counter. and just try II.
Save your hairl Beautlfy iti You
will say this was the best 26 cents YOU
ever spent.-Advt
The Washington times., 1916-03-01
OGAN-WILLISTON
TICKET IS INDORSED
Four More Republican 0rganiza-
tons in District Give It Their
Support. 49,.

Four more Republican organiza-
tions In the District have indorsed
the decentralization ticket for dele
Rntes TO the Chicago convention June
a.
The ORGANIZATIONS are the Fifteenth.
Twenty first. and Seventh District
Republican Clubs and the West End
Pioneer Business Men'a League.
The meeting of the Tifteenth waa
largely attended aud most enthus-
instic. The Twenty-first held it's
meeting at 1913 G street northeast,
and addresses were made by II. T..
Gnskins. Thomas II. Il. Clarke and j.
w. Grove in favor of the candidacy
CT HoHnn and Willlston.
The Seventh met at 1905 Fourteenth
street northwest, reorganized with a
large increase In membership. and heard
addresses by s. Il. Lacy. Jerry Barnes.
John Hardy. and GaskinE and Clarke.
The west End Pioneer Business Mems
League met at 1918 VI street northwest.
with p. ID. Morris presiding. and in
dorsed the Hogan wiliston ticket after
hearing several addresses.
The Washington times., 1916-03-01

from 10 o'clock IN the morning until
practically ~ and o'clock at night.
1t is necessary that we shall prac-
tlce every day. We are In the theater
at 10 O'Clock evory morning to work
our new figures and go through exer-
cises. We must continually practice
the old features. A single act doesn't
require as much as an act requiring
several persona, as each person In such
an act must keep practiclng all tho
time so that each artist Will fit into
the work of the other members OF the
team.
There'd Be No Dancers.
you can't do these things casually,
as they seem to be done on the stage.
They don't just happen. either. They
are the result OF study and careful
time OF movement.
After short time for lunch we
are back for the matinee. After the
matinee there Is n brief rest until the
evening performance, and then after
the evening performance we go over a
rev new numbers with music and 20
ho~1e to beISdog tired. every one OF
us. There ~ no gay and giddy life for
the acrohatic dancer. Regular hours,
plenty of exercise and. the plainest sort
OF food arc our portions during the
theatrical season.
"Out OF season We are designing new
costumes. getting ready for new dance
numbers. haven't had vacation In
my lfo. Wouldn't know what Il was
not to have a couple OF hours at least,
or heavy exercises and Mt least five
Eight hour law-huh; there'd be no
dnncers"
The Washington times., 1916-03-01
GEORGETOWN LAW
STUDENTS DEBATE
Second Contest of Series to Be
Staged This Evening.

Henry s. Boutel, former minister TO
Switzerland, and Attorneys George E.
Sullivan and William II. White will act
as Judges this evening for the second
OF the series of prize debates between
the senior and junior debating societies
of Georgetown University Law School.
The Mexican question will be the SUBJ
ject of the debate. The debate will COM
mence at 1880 o'clock In the auditorium
Of the law school, Fifth and Z streets
northwest.
The senior debaters will argue for
armed Intervention, while the juniors
will uphold the policy Of 'watchful
waiting"
The senior debaters will be Seton
Barr and Patrick Whitaker. The junior
society will be represented by George
Helford and Robert Barry.
The committee in charge Is composed
of T. Henry Healy, chairman; John j.
O'Day, John Raftus, and Frank p.
Condor.
The Washington times., 1916-03-01
Old Dutch Market Co.
Workers Dance Tonight

The annual entertainment reception
and dance Of the Old Dutch Market
Company employees will be held tomor-
row night at odd Fellows Hall.
A vaudeville program In which there
will be musical numbers, feats Of leger-
demain and other features will be
given at S:15 o'clock
Refreshments will be served at 10
o'clock and dancing will begin at 1890.
Officials Of the Old Dutch Market
Company will attend the event as
usual
The Washington times., 1916-03-01
DANCING
PHYSICAL WORK
Eight-Hour Law for Theater
Would Destroy It, Says
xela Sister.

II there should he an c,ght-hour law
for the theater there would be no aero
hntlc dancersl
Tho idea was advanced by n tired
young woman at the Gnyety Thcatsr
last night after n reference hnd been
mado on the stage to the Borland
amendment.
She was one of the xela sisters. n
fumily Of acrobatic dancers who
have been trained from baby
hood ta do all sorts OF odd AMI
fnntastIr darccs and have worked
In tho mupic rhlis and vaudeville the
nters OF prLcticnlly every city OF i'm
pnrtance IN the world.
Now York. london, Paris. Petrograd.
1ohnnresburg, Gene Town. Melbolrne.
cities know the Xela sistcrs.
Hard Physical Work.
English rirls 70 start with, tho dnugh-
ters OF dancer and an artist. ench OF
the sisters wos brought up with tho
idea OF doing complete series OF
dances representing all peoples AMI all
phases OF dancing. from the cl,ssi"
the most fantistic.
"Acrooatic dancing-the sort we nave
been doing for the past Ave years"
said Miss Zella the eldest, rs not only
an art--it In the hardest sort of physical
work. There isn't dny-and there
hasn't been a day for the past twelve
years, that we haven't been ut work
The Washington times., 1916-03-01
Barrows Going to China;
To Work as Missionaries

Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Barrows, OF Ia
koma Park. left Washington last night
for Seattle. where they are to board
the Ava Maru for Shanghai. to engage
In Seventh Day Adventist Missionary
work. Mr.. Barrows ls to act as audi
tor and treasurer OF the Aslatic Dlvi-
sion Conference. and Mrs. Barrows Will
assist in office work In the publishing
house of the church In Shanghai
The Washington times., 1916-03-01
Conductor Assaulted
At Early Morning Hour

Alvin English. a street car con-
ductor, was assaulted early today by
an unidentified colored man.
He told the police he was leaving
his homo at 81 ]. street northeast
about 4:20 o'clock when attacked.
The colored man, he says. struck him
several times in the face
The Washington times., 1916-03-01
Treaty With Colombia
Beaten, 1t Is Believed

The treaty with Colombia is believed
TO he beaten In the Senate. A canvass
OF that body has convinced Adminlstra-
ton Senators II cannot be ratified.
Chairman Stone, OF the Foreign Rela-,
cation.
The Washington times., 1916-03-01
Plan Social Union.

The presidents and chairmen OF social
committees of all the young peoples
societies OF Mt. Pleasant churches will
meet at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
tonight at 7.30 o'clock. to arrange plans
for a union st. Patrick's Day social.
March II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Wholesale Prices for Prodaos
Charged bI Omaha Dealers.

| BuTTER~No creamery. IN cartons
o. tubs. 3gc, No. 2, aSc.
| POULTRY -Broilefa I've, under two
lbs. 3cp95c hens nc; special ROSTERS
and stays. lie, spfinga iie3 Reeae. re
ducks, re. turkeys. lsci old toms, ibc
capons. isc; gnineae. each. 5yda5et squads
| 81 0Q4.W per don. pigeons, 75e per don.
Ne, &c; block. SOo. twins, 1910. daises
| ighc. triplets. iggc young America, &c.
/ blue label brick, ieHc lmburger, nc i'm
/ ported French Roduefort g0c.
/ FIsH-Frcsh, per d.; Catfish, lie
halibut. lSalse. salmon. i2ai9c. black bass
/ iGHAc. founders Zoe. Frozen, per ID,
/ talibut nc. herring gisa white "a
/ thc. salmon, lVul3c. piCharei iWso, pike,
eul0c Smoked white, D. Ne. kippered,
! Pc ID, Nc. Salmon, Tic. Finnan lad
dice. i9e Frogs Jumbo. per dor. H60.
/ large grass, Mc. shrimp poeled. per
/ Fal $500 hsadlfaa. 81
| OYSTERS chtsapeake, pcr gal
standards, tlGo. selects, u s0i counts.
CELERY Mammoth. or per doz
medium, @c pef dor small Ie, Florida.
/ nEHF Ct'Ts Ribs No. o4o, No 2
lahr No 81 iIar t4uina No 4 80 No
4 @ NJ 3 9hc .chnchs No ilAci
no 2. ME No q iuAc Hounds No D
/ t54r. SO p ilc No d i4Aa, rlateai No
Ia, io. No 2. aAe No. q eltn
( trH1 Hnd tHhulanie pHoea Furnished BY
/ Frult ara vegetable prices furnished by
Fiiifr8 oranges. bos a. $50 Us,
I t2ia HH tA9i i'.s, q N ios, q iles
1 asa an. H0 ma, has sos hA
[ Lemons hos Golden nnwl 81 na silver
[ TfNra MN Grapefruit hhk VS. 81 TOO
800 Wa q H 90 $50 ga 500 ns, ms
lee hM HtfHwbarFina, 81 case va
nAnas bunch Meaiuw aise 81 nll hi
medium Hiae iuWbues 80 ~
rsEuihf else, iumbnea r oNs ia nstfe
lafse iumhnss i1t0As IS mammuih jun
haFA ta mH3Ft t4AnbFffias cell thanl
VEWtTNhiEAa Onions He'd &Asr lh
Eel.nN y spspisl ~ lslf let
Aspafasis. Ba ia4k fnntataas pianfA
MW Ate CarnmbafH al vi dNssn Gtl
EN- california, pc dos Florida ! taM
a. crate EahtaEe Olt EMn III nHH
sac be- Nas tnela 0mfFnis tWuipa
faAiahna sitaligiA ~ Aaa hhmbmfb N ~
tN Neprats - haHkFi itfHsaala
sprouts. ~ lh Potatoes White \ 81
t'l hsh nifaf Hhiaa tB ~ Hwsat
rglaltAs l'sia@ate hW hamtsF 'sed
nNies Hets Rsa u@ ba r.llos.
CiuNN uH ace
WUNKF ttH tasa
FnrenuN FoHf lsib nsss. a ~ eass.
.ka fatstsa ". ih iaa,he tas W.
N faHta toasted tsa Dos riltefis n
h Ffsrt lt'a % ihha Hhe Us
hAHfM NtHH hfuinsBmfF. Aataa a Is
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t5s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Issues Are Stirred Into Semblancc
Of Strength and Anima
ton.
NO DISTURBING ELEMENTS

NEW YORK. April i0,-5tocka were
stirred into n aemblaneo ~ strength and
animation today. mainly III consequence
~ The absence Of disturbing oiomenls
over The w0ah. Advices from Berlin re-
EsrdinR the Sussex incident was accepted
~ making for further delay IN tho set
utment OF tho delicate negotiations nov
pending.
News touching on the market was
largely on q favorable character, efns
brAcing the annual statements Of he
Utah and Chino Copper companies. which
disclosed enormous Increase Of earnings
over 1914 with 4 similar exhibit ~ some
~ lhe smaller shipping companies
There also was the March report 0f
The United states Hteel corporation show
Ing Increased untitled orders ~ 7s2,05b
tons. and bringing tbs total business on
tho corpora tons books up TO record rs
ures Of e3al.00 tons. Chicago also re-
ported a ~ per cent gain IN railroad tom
nago over tbla period iast year
The other side Of the account. however
Included such adverse factors ~ another
break n French exchange 70 500, which
duplicates the low quotation ~ lhst year
eStehaive selling of Angio-Freneh bonds
NJ substantial Concessions ThHre were
Indications also o. an Indefinite contins
nance ~ the long existing dnferencas
among tho VARIOUS interests represented
N Tho proposed reorganization ~ the
international Mercantile Marine com
many.
Marine shares led the llst from start
10 finish, the common R1inina two points
10 z9.. and the preferred, two ard i've
oiRhths % 7GA, with n gain ~ one and
three .feurths Tor United Fruit coppofa
were fBVOrahly influenced BY trade con
ditions and zinc issues made further
Progress, American Zine using ~ Roints.
10 the new maximum ~ I'm United
States Smelling also established new
high quotation on its rise ~ points
to 7E
Mexican shares, aB represented ~
American smelling and Petroleum. we're
materially better, and the var group, To
Retber With Motors ana United Btntes
Industrial ssieOhol rose one ~ three
points, with eight for Wlllga-Oyerland NJ
2N Bethlehem Bt0el fell sharply NJ one
time, bit made complete recovery 81 The
firm close Total sales 81 stocks
amounted ~ 4s,O00 shares,
bonds we're Irregular. the ADRlo-FTenHh
ha falling ~ b5b On offerings ~ several
large blocks Total aaios ~ bonds. pa
value, were tz.g70,O00 United States bOuda
we're unchanged On call
Number ~ sales and leading quotations.
Alto al ffaHaN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
cofTee Market.

NEW YORK, April y coFFED Ths
market for coffee futures showed res
usNed NrmnhsH today with prices INST
Ing another set N new high records
owing ~ tbs continued strength ~ ths
brazilian markets. covering ~ shorts and
continued support from recent prominent
buyarHt The opening waA . 10 points
higher AMI tho active months Aoid rbVut
points above Saturdays closing fig
ures during The early trading with July
touching B4be, ard December Aeies
There was enough scattered realizing
70 check tho upward movement around
this level, but prices closed within n
point o. two ~ tho beet st . net al
vance N 4 ~ 7 p0ifts Sales ~ 80 baSs
April. Azse. May, s.glo. June. s@N, Joy,
gAc August, bigoi September. ssSe
Oetobsf, sbse November. szaj Dsren
Dor, sgr, January. s7ioi Fsbruafy s1@ J
6D6t coffee. steady. RIO -, sze. Fan.
tOa n, i0lha Cost and freiaht OffsTH
we're firm. ranging from ig,Nc ~ uWep
Tor Santos y ana around Dtbo Tor RI
IL, on the basis ~ London credits II
was fqimOrea durinR the day inst irszil .
len interest had bought HfnaH l0t Ok
RIO coffee m tho spot market h9re.
The official cables reported su ada
vance On no rsls al Rio, Willis Santos
ana The rate ~ ITO exchange on Lon
don vas unchanged
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
German Seaplanes
Shell Russ Air Base

BERLIN. April f0@-Cvia I<oudon.l "A
sueceseful attack by four German asro-
planes on Russian aviation station on
Oesel island At the entrance 10 tho Gulf
OF Riga. IL announced in an official
statement today By ths chief Of TIA ad-
miraity staff The statement says
"on April four naval planes attacked
tho Russian asrodromo AZ Pappenaholm
near Kielkond. on Ocsel island. Twenty
bombs were dropped. Two Of four enemy
aeroplanea. which rose. wers forced %
descend, IN spite of heavy anh~aircraft
fire our asroplAnaa rcturnsd safely"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
BLAZE ON WEST FARNAM
DESTROYS ROOF OF HOUSE

Firs resulting from an imperfect flua
destroyed a section Of the roof IN the
rear Of the roominE house a. 900 B'ar-
nam street yesterday morning.
The fifa was discovered by Mira Neiiis
Draper. The propristrass. ~ she was pre-
pairing the morning meal and an alarm
was turned IN from the bon st Twenty.
sisth and Fanam The department
responded Immediately and som had the
flames under control The damage was
slight and wa entirely eoysrsd BY In.
surAnos
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

OMAHA, Nsb. April 10. pftAfHIB HAr
Choice upland tsW W. ! glyklyop, H9'
land, 800 No /, tf.tD1fstJ. No. T. tjAfyf
N,g. No. ., gsDilCf,00, Choices i0wland,
NJ. No 4, tsD0af,0o, no. a. n9suagp.
No 4, "a CyfsJ00
BFItA " Ono car on the HpArkst, chOios
wheat IN qu0table ~ f5,pg1Sy50i shddes
on NJ rye, tgVslIg ~
ABFAf.fA--ChO tisvtlT1g00, No. 1,
fl06f1Ii500. No z. d,0neo1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
COURT SUIT ECHO or
SEVEN COME 'LEvEN' GAME

Eugene hinGamen. ~ an anaNsf filed
20 a sult tnf hto bfousht 10 district court
~ "mllY' Cutehfisd negro awnor 81
the Midway saloon, sags n ha owes
any suoh sum. whirh sllassd dfhi ha a.
uiss Il is because ~ an unfortunate
gambling pspedsus 81 tie NAwag
Nrmp tables
BESIDES thls. he teelafss ~ Has 8aeH
"a resident ~ California faf f8af Years
and chat hF FpAsnH N iHF siatHis N lHa
naiiAna ne alaim e ubilttad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

a..
complied enc FURNISHED y ksH TUE 9lafsnl
a wv N's''''' s'''''"ft e'' n'''p hefsA''sh
ElIe'' ,f,. ...,..,, ,,
j.. WAlsltA ,s Y, peiabs. 80.
"o1H ~ hNgs 'Alh ~ a., VIZ VI Asls SA'kis'
VIM IT, ~ .pd ~ o., ty g3tit 49,,
~ lli'sh " VIZ ana w ~ " EailA r. nsiss
sio i'si % l'lh y Aua ~ DOCK q Nahe
huh 4, s....si
t'hIs " Ni"t'A 3" sAHs . lslssslif ists -
y. an, -. hio,h > hanth9iso saP. ~,
- sla't 4, s"e Hlis % iSs hmi
p ng0.s1a'a y '''A w. q ana ~ p'o'A ~
Albert y. falnst saa WE 20 yonfsa heiiHF.
.,lN ~ m9eA ' nshpst fla,e
" '., ~, heallt In, 70 May u Wnn' toi
Hl 'A isf'INHts SUI
tl.'Nsle race .. 70 rslnsilhs '@hno". i''
f,s,ts ~ asis aa' IN ,.ss,,s. "a rso.,.
=, lot u. eiatt ! ha5sf i.ie,e
AnilhksiaH leN9 70 70 lslelhaA - NlFhhp
~. le,s r. ilb a'9 ~ , al"'A. .b ~,
NMs a ~ w, ~
s9 i''t o., l.is w. 70 emo 'p "p's p
rnsf : rlGssaid sad ~, % sms. "
5, na,l'. 10, % ela's . Amhls[ l'la,,
Mine's z lAhtiafa 60 husband e haAsF
a., .ttpfs w sao.. nasfNa hsiAil,
"1 16 ~. hf,s' ~ 20 Aflin, i,s. 10y Apa
Alsygsls : nsh iil 80 husband e M,nuis
s, o@a e a.,s.. 4. ,,.s., w,,s.,,.,
%. g To- el9 .s tl'ss r', E. ,', D..
s,fA 4. 800 ~ . l 49,
49, "llA'saA Re e.ass HisFsns Fise tH
W., y ~ ~. y, hi x 5,,.s
isit. ~ d 'f
Asu \ Msheas ~ Aasl@aa p c'slSh
N.Y. X a..s.. NJ, ''a 'ss H
t,'tt.a. F. 49, ~ tst..s ~. 49,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

NEW YORK, April HuoAHeIf saw.
firm. centrifugal. 10, pSiasses, $40, re
fined, firm; eui lost, 4 1Ge: crushed, sOsef
mold A, 7E0e. cubes. 7D0c, xGSK powdered.
I NJ, powdered, 7i0e. fine Rranuiatsd.
7Os, diamond A. ff0e, eonfectioBsfg a.
g0o, No. /. $40.
Sugar futures wers firm ana active On
buying ~ commission houses and some
support from leading trads interests, At
noon prices we're . 10 points higher
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Cotton Market.

NUW YORK, April 70 COTTON Spot
quiet. rniddlinR uDianda, f2.Gc, 80 sales
Cotton futures opened steady, May,
n ne. July, fzNc October. i2zaes DeeeH-
Cotton Futures closed steady MAJ
cembsr 1890. January. IL 49,
LIVERPOOL. April 10 COTTON Spot
nteady, good rnid6llng, 7Hd, mlddiipx
7,ssd low mIddling, ina Sales tft1
bales
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
INLAND Rosln.

SAVANNAH, o.. ADrii l0-=Ttf hPEN
TINE Market, firm p4ftshes aalss, ~
bbls, receipts. 70 bbls. shipments. none
stock, g,N7 bbls
ROBIN Market quiet. sales, no bbla
receipts, ~ bbis shipments, none. stock
6g,72g ibis. quote a. -, q, -. ", ~,
HD u and w. 40, Z, b.l6i X, $40; y
a. ~. ~, f5M: WO, no. WV, BM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

MAM ANHtMttN AnKt ANfW ~ NNpoffa
All hHaAHHafttfs shaa iHst fHw affaatt
EafF tfan maAs "a lheaa WHH laik raFf
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ihae aHtn aaHtHfsA 30 AhHtNaf lhff hfGH
tttasMata tHkMW al tlHNffHfW
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

NEW YOHK, April Wss@hgTAI Mn
change quotes ieaA pl00. asked apsltsr,
FAST Rtl Louis firms spot offered ~ 500
Copper firm oiaotfolYiic, nearby, Hs1gp
9sM JnBe ami later, tNN1g%hg, Iron
steady, No northern, tSpTl4t2I ~ 10. 2
No. q, t3g.zla9oB. Tin strDnRl spot. r@,9a.
bid
Al London Spot copper Etit iDsi FL
tnrss, els i0s! slsctfoiytie. RlN Spot
tin, I'm, futures, Gi@ Lad, Rs4 spel-
ter HW
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Ia a1Hh. "a 4. rasa asa ffmsa
n Faianla#s ~ AHaAeN Hahf Isl MsaHs
hNtM FiHA HfeF tNW u WaataA
BNisf AHA Mgs iamfn 8lnft0f
aR8 o. N&eHsiat Il n48
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

NEW YORK. April 0e~DHY GOODS
Cotton EoOds were qtist and firm today.
Wss reported IN The jobbng trade. Raw
SILK was decidedly easier ~ Yokohama.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

HARLEY Davidson MOTORCYCLES
.yrhe MotoreysIe Nan '970s ysn viii MI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
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pnuLTRY ANn PEI SHOCK

MONEY IN chickens write Tor Johnaon's
free catalogue. Poultry Know How
about the pay -forsitaalf Old TruAty In.
cubator, VI. NJ johnson Co, Clay Cen.
ter. Nsb.
PIGEONS pay far better tnan chicksna,
always ponned UP; little space needed 10
ntart, free book explains all Majestic
squnb Co. Dept u Adel, Ia
THOHOnaHRHED Scotch enlllea. best
In the country breeders price SIS o.
our price ti2o. Max geialsr Bird Co
CARE or barry CHICKS, a new book
free for stamp. Geo N. Loa Co. liib
Harvey H.. Omaha.
WHITE ROCK Matching eggs Jamss
Dacek. GlA y 9Hb ~ Phone boutb t12i
MuskOVfAN duck oRgs for sale. II Di
per dozen i0 Wooiworth Ave.
FEMALE Airdaie cheap ago 10 months.
Address u il2a Boct
WHITE Wyaudotto puliots. 70 cents each
400 Grand Ave
Screening u ~ per 100 lbs VI N 18th 81
hxp grain 100 lbs 81 7b Wagner, SliN,lb
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY
A home. $40 or 500 down
CAS- or $40 per month. or 10
room house must be IN good
condition Al iaonilty, moth
Ing north. Address q 60, Boe,
MY method closes deals. because ! make
accurate statements, quick aaioh and turn
X w. into cash ready To serve you, call
today w, q, Morgan, Broker Doug
lac 2tss
] HAVE huyc-s for Omaha homes or in
come, let me sell for YOU J. l.. Barber
4O2 Keelins Bldg. Tyler ITO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
FOR RENT BUSINESS PR'PTY
FOR RENT SUBURBAN

GOOD PLACE FoH cHILDREN
About -four acres, modern house, >
shrubbery. lots Of fruit. two blocks 70
street car high and airy, fine for fam
NY Of children VIII lesso two years
NJ ~ per mo- Address a iiis. Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

Complied ana furnished b. Kerr Title Gusrahte
street
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