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Cor. Main and Washington
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Lam ps
Waste IBaskets
Fish Nets
Brushes
Pictres
Books
Stationery
Ci rrors
Raors
Kivies
Scissors
Leather (oods
Banners
Pillosss
Soaps
Jewelry
Playing Cards
Lamp Trimminigs
We Cut the Price on
Alarm Clocks
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All Musical Supplies
Student Lamps Big Stock
$2.25 to $2.90
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PALAIS ROYAL
2o9 E.L.Itirty St.
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The Sein-Bloch amous
Clothing
ONLY AT
Lindenschmitt, Aptel & Co.'s
Our Business Sacks ready for immed=
iate service and tailored with the
skill of Stein-Bloch's best workmen.
We have searched the market high
and low, and these are the best that
money can buy. High grade Woolen
Fabrics, skillfully and h o n es t l y
wrought, with a f it and style that
sometimes makes us wonder how it's
done.
Always Look for High Grade Goods at Our Store,
Lindenschmitt, Aplfel & Co.'s
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Studcnts' Supply Storc
1111 S. University Ave.
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SANITARY PI.IJMVIlN6i
andtEtectric Students' Sulpplies OO
A SPECIAILTY
FSCHUH, 207 E. Washington St.-
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.Letutend i4t; ls*talog.04 Please as )or dealer.
S. ROTTENSTEIN THE. PARKER PEN CO., Janesville, Wis,
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ALWAYS AHEAD IN
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MIL WARD, THE TAILOR
THE BEST OF EVERY
THING IN TAILORJIG