Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 11, 1909, Page 36

THE OMAHA SU \'D\Y BEE: Read the Write-Up on Cheyenne County, Nebraska, on Page 3 Half-tone Section, and Then Come Out and See “The Best Wheat Lands in the State” CHEYENNE COUNTY, NEBRASKA, Rich, Level Land That One Crop Will Pay For. Best of Soil, Healthful Climate and Purest Water. Why Pay Rent? When the First Crop Will Pay for a CHEYENNE COUNTY FARM. Good Land at from $12.50 to $20.00 per acre Buy land from Rodman-Looschen Land Co. BUY NOW and make MONEY on YOUR INVESTMENT while the other fel low is WAITING. BUY land that preduces 30 bus. of WHEAT, 60 bus. of OATS, and 30 bus. of CORN per acre. BUY CHEYENNE CO,, NEB,, LAND. OUR EQUIPMENTS FOR SHOW. ING LAND ARE UN. EXCELLED WRITE US FOR EXCURSION DATES We Are on the Main Line of the Union Pacific Railroad AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Come and Let Us SHOW YOU the Finest LAND your Eyes Ever Gazed Upon. 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Suits. ... . $18.00 to $35.00 0’coats. .$15.00 to $30.00 The strongest speech, the most accurate description in type cannot fully convey to you a proper understanding of the great values we’re offering in the ‘‘Marvel’’ Suits at $15.00. All fine pure worsted fabries and silk mixtures, in all the new shades of brown, smoke, blues, olives, ete; strictly hand tailored and silk lined through- out. You’ll find them priced in most stores at $20.00 up to $25.00; and they’re well worth it; we're making a special at $15.00. Boys’ Knee Pant Suit Styles—Assortments and | Young Men's Suits for Spring-—All the snappy little extras that the average well dressed youth so much appreciates; great values—on $7.50 to $18.00 F,RS ',' You'll Always Find s It Pays Well Our present offering is one of the season’s newest nov- éities in footwear, $3.00. Women’s Pumps These are the most popu- [ lar of all low shoes for wo- [ men’s wear. 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