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    TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1004.
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' GOLDEB TATK I4MITED.
A -tmnrf Trala for "Smart" reople.
1b serrlos dally, December JO to Arm 14.
Chicago and Kansas City to Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara and Ban Francisco.
Southern route through a land where
Winter Is unknown. No high altitude.
Finest equipment on wheels. Shortest Una
and quickest time between Missouri river
and Southern California.
Reserve berths NOW.
F. P. RUTHERFORD.
K . 1323 Farnam 8t.. Omaha, Neb.
Aaaoanceraeats of the Theaters.
"Tork State Folks," Arthur Sidman's de
lightful comedy of villnge life, will be at
the Krug tonight. It has often been re
marked that "York State Folks" would
not seem the some without the original
"folks" who holped to make the'Sldman
play famous by the unaffected portrayals
they gave of the author's character con
ceptions. Admirers of "York State Folks"
hare ho cause for misgiving, however.
Manager Wright still holds the famous
original cast Intact, from Raymond Royce
aa TJncle Myron and James Lackaye as
Simon Peter, down to the three clever
children. The engagement at the Krug
la for three nights and Saturday matinee.
The Orpheum will give Its midweek mati
nee this afternoon. A number of the
features on the bill are especially suited
for women and children. The- "Eight
Vaasar Girls" In their unique musical turn
and electric ballet, with their costumes and
the scenery effectively bedecked with hun
dreds of tiny Incandescent lamps present
a, spectacle of a kind never before seen at
the Orprteum. Christina's monkeys and
AJIIce Lyndon Doll, the Juvenile prima
donna, will appeal to the children.
On Friday evening at the Boyd Mr. How
ard Kyle and company will present "Rose
mary" for a single performance. Mr. Kyle
Is well remembered In Omaha for his pre
sentation of "Nathan Hale" and other
strong plays. In his characterization of
Blr Jasper Thorndyke he has been much
praised, while his company is said to be
competent.
On Saturday afternoon and evening "A
Trip to Chinatown" will be the attraction
at the Boyd. On Sunday Wlllard Sims
comes back again In "Pickings from Puck.'
There will be no doubt about a full house
at Boyd's Thursday night, when Dumo,
the "mysterious" makes his first appear
ance In Omaha, Purno has come to be I
recognized as one of the really great ma
gicians of the day. . His work consists of
straight out sllght-of-hand work, occultism
and some very clever illusions In tho de-
materiallsation of the human body. Dumo
Is assisted by La Barge" who puts up
a good program of oomlc songs, and spe
cial work on various Instruments. This
line of entertainment somewhat new to
the v Young Men's Christian association,
but will doubtless be very attr.ctlvee. Seats
are on sale at the association office.
A very noticeable change has taken place
In several departments In J. L. Brandels
& Sons' store. The candy department and
the tea and coffee departments have been
moved up from the basement to the main
floor, next to the drug department, which
has been considerably enlarged. New fix
tures have been put In and the general ap
pearance la wonderfully Improved. The en
larged facilities enable them to handle cus
tomers with much more promptness and!
dispatch. Arrangements are under way to
move tho soda water fountain In with the
candy department The change has greatly
Improved the appearance of the store.
Atteatloa, A. O. V, W.
All members of Oate City lodga No. 96,
A. O. U. W., are requested to attend the
funeral of pur lata brother, Bidaey
Trenerry, from the home of his brother,
tea Caldwell street, on Thursday, January
28, at l p. m.
Interment at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Degree crews and members of sister
lodges Invited.
A. TAIA.ERUPHUS, M. W.
; ' C W. ANDERSON, Recorder.
Nolle.
Special meeting of the Bwedlh-Axneriean
Republican league Thursday evening, Jan
uary 23, at I o'clock, at 1701 Cuming street.
Is hereby called. Matters of Importance
to be discussed. '
JACOB I JACOBSON, Pres.
ta
New Orleans, La., and return.
no. as
.',.. to
i . . Mobile, Ala., and return.
,, Feb. th-14th.
. Long limits and stop-overs.
All Information at Wabash
city otQce, 1601 Farnam at.,
or address
Harry E. Moores, O. A. P. D.,
, . Omaha, Neb.
' Card of Taaaka.
- We wish to express our heartfelt thanks
to pur many friends ' for the beautiful
flowers sent us and many kindnesses shown
during the sad bereavement of the loss of
our dear lltus daughter Florence.
MR. J. N. JENSEN.
.. . . MRS, PETRA N. JENSEN.
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Bargain Specials Thursday.
Ladies' Winter Cloaks at $5
Regular $15 and $18
cloaks, in the latest and
best styles for winter,
Ion; and short coats and
the new and very popular
military, styles, all lined
and prettily trimmed, a
great variety
of styles and I I
every sire. " g
your choice I 1 mm
at ......
Mil
V K, T.f - Bi-, i '
Ladies' High Orade 125 and
?30 Cloaks, in the swelled
(leas, a most QQ
extraordinary I IA
bargain at m,r w
Lony French Coney
Scifa vrith double tail
trimmings, a warm ami
$tylihfur 1 QR
jiteoc, at ItJKj
Fur IScurft . at $2.98
Near teal and brook
mink Fur Scarfs with,
long tail and "1 QQ
cord trim mingt tJO
Fur Scarf at $4.9,t
Single ana dmJile Fox
' Scarfs, squirrel lined
Marten Scarf, Cg
v
$5 SILK WAISTS AT $2.98
Corded and Tucked, lace trimmed, Silk Waists, all the new
est styles, in pink, light blues, creams ev Q
and black, all sizes, actual five dollar Jr
value, on main floor bargain square 'laV
at
Stylish Pattern Hat at $2.50 and $5
Regular 15 and $25 Pattern Ilats, in the swellest chiffon,
tnaline foliage and flower effects, for evening, theater and
street wear, many trimmed with ostrich plumes and tips, as
well as real laces, all of them recently imported. They re
veal uie very swellest winter ry EZfi SZ ff
styl
special offer Thursday at.
MnEISL
Watch Our J
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Watch Our
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Rock Springs CoaJ
S7.15 Per Ton.
Central Coal and Coke Co.,
Phones 1221-1695.
15th a.nd Harney.
! Tlrssoma Stops at Way Statloas
In the Chicago-New York through-train
ewrrtce of the Pennsylvania Short Lines,
Passengers have the advantage of going
via Washington on Philadelphia and New
York tickets at same fares as direct route,
. and privilege of ten days' stop-over at the
National Capital;, also at Baltimore and
at Philadelphia. Apply to C. U Kimball,
A. O. P. AgJ., No. 1 Sherman street, Chi
cago.
Silk fMflers, 25c
Amongst the stock we bought were about
1,000 all silk mufflers up until now ws nave
bad ao time to bother with them, but we
are now setting them ready and place
them on sale starting Thursday morning.
They consist of oblong and Bquares, there
are ' black, white and fancy colors, they
are nice stylish up-to-date in every way
suitable for men, ladles and children, they
are worth all the way up to $1.60, you can
take your unrestricted choice while they
last for 25c nothing like it has ever been
offered anywhere see them In our east
window. They are on sale on our second
floor. Here you will also And president
suspenders, 38c. Kid gloves and mitts, 39c.
Regular made fancy one-half hose lOo.
Extra heavy Friese Ulsters with storm
collars and casslmere lining, $3.90. Men's
strong, durable suits at' S3.M and $4.90.
Extra heavy men's corduroy pants at
I1.J9. Ten dosen cotton flannel drawers,
20c a pair. Astrakhan Coats and Vests,
$6.90. Dollar shirts for 48c. Bhowlmlt
socks, 19c. Men's fast colored black
sateen shirts, 29c. Strong pants, 75c.
Pants worth up to tS.60, choice tl.90. All
kinds of odds and ends In, children's cloth
ing, way below the original manufacturers
cost. On' our main floor we offer several
numbers of Alfred Benjamin's make of
suits, former price 18. now - your pick
S12.50, they compare favorably with most
36 made to order suns., we aiso givs you
unrestricted choirs of all our Overcoats,
fomerly $20, .$22.50 snd $. your pick $16,
this includes the Benjamin make aa well
as all the Cravenette Coats.
Tha Guarantes Clothing Co.,
1519-1621 uougias B i reel. ,
Ji
Marriage Ureases. (
Vp to noon Wednesday the county judge
iad Issued licenses to wed to the following
couples:
Nam and Residence. t8.
Panlel Haley, Omaha a
Aivina ji;. vt einw. umtta a
Victor Nelson, Omaha a
Alice Plerson, Omaha , 23
U-K. Wedding Rings, Kdholm. jeweler.
DIKl).
BAKER-Horace, January n, 1904. aged 23
Right on First Floor
years, beloved son or reaerick and Klisa-
twth WMKer. uoryia avenu.
funeral services Friday afternoon, Jan
uarv 2s. at t o clock, from All minis'
church. Twenty-sixth and Uewey avenue.
interment forest lwn,
TulTKFBIiy Hiilnov hnm at Bit K1v
Ka.t Cornwall. England. May 4, 1870; died I Cream Mixed, a pqund
January 24, 1904. Irum the results of an
accident.
Kuneral from M2S Caldwell street Thurs
day afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment at
irorest uiwn oeuiewry.
We have Just removed our candy and
coffee department . from the basement to
first floor next to arug aepanmeni
wh.r. with more room, it gives us better
facilities for waiting on you as heretofore
nothing but the very choicest la the above
lines are carried by us ana mo prices aj-
lnwer. Don t rorgei rroro mis on
the candy and coffes department Is on the
first floor.
Stick Candy, 26 sticks c
Tllonlr Walnut TftfTV. a Dar OC
. . . I 11 1 1 1 . r'. . 1 .
S. H. 6tlck, a pound uc iaq
Hioken Mixed, a pound .iuc
Gum Drops, a pound 10c
Salted Peanuts, a pound
Marshmallows, a pound Uc
Champion Mixed, a pound., 12Hc
Trilby Cups, a pound ....too
160
In all styles shapes and
colors at 5 cents and 10 cents
a dozen largest variety in
the city.
Indian Beads, (Hold Beads,
all kinds of Beads, the larg
est assortment of any house
try one of our 10 cent
Bead Looms by mail, 35c.
Special attention to mail
orders. ,
Iiemember we make stock
ings like mother use to
make.
Joseph F. Bilz
322 S. 16th. Omaha.
MEN'S SUITS in cheviots, worsteds, cos-
slmores, In grays, blues, blacks and mix
turesworth from $9 to $10 C tl
our sale price Jiv
M KN'fl OVERCOATS In black and blue
nil wool kersey, finished and tnllored
perfectly, worth $7.60 C ff
our sale price Jti
OVER 875 PAIRS MEN'S PANTS In all
shaclps and colors, in stripes, pmlds, mix
tures and plain colors, all well tailored
and well fitting, worth from O Rfl
$.1 to $i-our sale price "v
MEN'S SUITS In all the latest shades
and of the newest fabrics, all well tailor-
Trading
Stamps
free
TUB RELIABLE) TORE.
Trading
Stamps
Free
WITH ALT. CASH PURCHASES IN ALL. DEPARTMENTS, ATX THE TIME.
BANKS PAY YOU INTEREST ON WHAT YOU SAVE. WE TAY YOU INTEREST
ON WHAT YOU SPEND.
Groat Clothing Sale.
Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats
TP YOU ARE IN NEED OP A SUIT O R OVERCOAT DON'T MISS THIS OP
PORTUNITY.
ed, and made up In the very latest styles
worth from $12.50 to $15.00 C(l
our sale price M
MEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT OVERCOATS
In oxford gray and brown melton cloth,
with good llninfrs and trimmings, me
dium length and well tailored worth
$in.oo- f 75
our sale price v -
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS In double
breasted and three-piece styles, all shades,
colors and sites worth up to 1 QC4
M.75 In this sale a.-
BOYS' ODD KNEE PANTS In all colors
and sixes, worth up to 65c ORp
In this salo uw
The Greatest Cloak Opportunity Yet.
OO AT LESS
BIX MANUFACTURERS' STOCKS OF WOMEN'S GARMENTS.
THAN HALF PRICE.
Our New York buyer secured the greatest bargain yet and now is your chance
to profit by it. Do so at once. Veritable p anlo prices prevail.
35.00 FREE 55.00
WITH EVERY BLACK MERCERIZED UNDERSKIRT AT $1.00, WE WILL. GIVE
$5.00 WORTH OF TRADING STAMPS FREE. THURSDAY.
WOMEN'S COATS-ln all the newest
styles worth frotn $10 to 4 iC
$20.00 ro at 4iyU
WOMEN'S SKIRTS In the latest mate
rials and styles, worth $ 1 (1U
and $lfl.0O-Ht O.VO
WOMEN'S SUITS all styles, elegant val
ues at ik.ou our nuyer securea mese st
bargain and we'll sell them Q Qf.
Thursday at, each fm JKt
WOMEN'S COLORED UNDERSKIRTS
In the very best quality sateen two
silk ruffles to match " Oft
worth 15.00 at SiVC3
WOMEN'S STLK WAISTS-s.ll
oolora $5 quality at
Women's flannel and vesting;
waists, all colors, worth $4 at.
2.50
.1.19
' WOMEN'S NEW SPRING SUITS.
OUR SHOWING OF EARLY SPRING 1904 IS CERTAINLY A BEAUTIFUL LOT,
YOU SHOULD NOT MISS BERING THIS EARLY -BIRD. BY PURCHASING NOW
YOU CAN SAVK 20 PER CENT.
$12.50, $15.00, $30.00, $35.00, $35.00 and $50.00.
Linen and Domestic Department.
" - SXTHA TRADING STAMP SPECIAL.
Thursday mornlnc we will place on sale oil boiled Turkey red table covers, 2 yds
lor.g, guaranteed fast colors, cannot be, duplicated Ofto
for loss than $1.50-at OV
AND $5.00 WORTH OF TRADING STAMPS GIVEN WITH EACH TABLE CLOTH.
Furniture Department.
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY.
gT li'inTillllf 7a iraiimni i1l'7SaTTirBW7M..ia.l.aMlli il'ii ii ' 'i'i ' Vl i
IS.'1
Ladies' Fine Shoes
AT A SACRIFICE.
WORTH ti.K0, ?3.00 AND 13.50
AT
95c
Thursday morning we will place on sale 200 pairs of la
dies' hand-turned and welt lace shoos, made of fine vici nnd
Taris kid They are odds and ends of discontinued nnd
broken lines sizes run from 3 to 7 widths AA A B
while they last, YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE. .95c
(On sale on tables in center aisle).
Specials f or Women Thursday
COMBINATION SUITS AND TIGHTS yf C
worth $ i.oo at rJC
Ten dozen ladies' natural and white combination suits, in
heavy fleeced jersey ribbed merino suits and equestrian
tights, perfectly finished and shaped
worth fl.00 for 45c
WOMEN'S UNBERWEAR
WORTH DOo, FOR ...a&DC
Ladies' fleece lined drawers and shirts, ecru and white
worth 50c Thursday, for 25c
LADIES' SILK AND GOLF GLOVES "F
50c GLOVES, FOR , -sWC
Thirty-six dozen ladies', misses' and children's fancy and
solid color mercerized golf and cassimere gloves and mit
tens our entire line to select from
Regular 50c values Thursday, at 25c
Now Is your opportunity to buy a fine piece of furniture st a small prloe. Ws
are making; sweeping reductions on all lin ea of umiture for the next few days.
$1.75
$3 ft
$11.25
$3.93
$2.93
$15.85 bedroom suite nt $11.90
$23.60 oak bedroom suite at $17.85
17, couch $4.95
$10.25 couch at .$7.60
$13.60 couch at ...$9.95
$14.85 couch at ..'..7... .$10.50
$16.75 couch at $11.50
Solid oak chlffonleres with 5 draweis..$4.95
$2.50 iron bed, at
J3.50 iron bed at ,
$4.60 iron bed at
$5.60 Iron bed at
14.26 ouarter sawed oak rocker
$4 75 quarter sawed oak rocker $3.25
12.50 oak rocker at $1.85
$2.25 oalc rocker at .........$1.50J
...... ...
Green Trading Stamps Every Time
A Banner Dried Fruit Sale.
WITH EVfirff . FIVE POUNDS OP OUR DIAMOND H DRIED FRUITS
OP FIVE POUNDS OB THE FOLLOWING:
WS
WITH AN ASSORTMENT
Fancy Mulr Park epricots.
Kxtra fancy California -peaches.
Fancy VostUzn .cleaned currants.
Fancy large bUck French prunes.
Fancy four-erow layer raisins.
Fancy California, Bartlett pears.
Fancy New, York Ring apples.
Sxtra fancy California Nectarines.
BUTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER!
Choice table butter, per pound 14a
Thuisday we will place on sale one ton
of fresh, sweet country roll butter.
This butter Is shipped - direct from the
makers and lota of It equals the flntxt
creamery In quality. Corne early and tike
your choice. All of our roll butter goes
at 14c, Thursday.
'
HAYDEN BROS
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
Ws Mil teeth as they should
be; prices rujbt. and always
guaranteed.
Hems Mads Fudges, a pound ; c
butter Corn, a pound 26c
Assorted Chocolate, a pound SOc
Toasted Marshmallows, a pound c
Tingallng Chocolate, a pound ............40c
Italian Chocolate, a pound ..........40c
Oum. I packages for 10c
The New Package
of DE MIRACLE Is Just out and ths man
ufacturers of this urea text f all
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVERS claim
the OLD STYLE PACKAGE 18 NO
LONGER GUARANTEED to remove hair,
but the new one is. Therefore, we caution
anyone against accepting the old . style
package at any price.-
Tula new style 1 worth $1.00, and will be
sent anywhere on receipt of this price by
ua.. 8atlsfactlon guaranteed.
6oo .Bar-Hen all the time 40o
5oc Nervlta all tha time 4io
$1.00 Nervlta all the time 6 hi
$1.00 Vlnol all the time K-a
$1.00 Nervan Tablets (,70
60c S. Urover Graham's Dyspepsia
Cure 88a
$3.75 Marvel Whirling Bpray Syringe. .$2.25
Madam Yale cauilona all users of her
preparations against accepting the old
style package. There is a large quantity
of her goodit on this market and offered at
"bait" prices, but the WAH STAMPS are
still on much of this old stuff. Come or
write to us ror lowest prices on NEW
I I I I
QnilAPCcnic cut mice
WWIlMs.1 tail M DRUa STOKE
E. T. TATES, Prop.
16th and Chicago St., Omaha. 'Phones
747 and 797. JHlh snd N Sta., South Omaha.
'Phone No. 1. 6th Ave. and Main St.,
Council Bluffs. 'Phone 331. All goods de
livered in either city absolutely free.
For the Rest
of the Week
When Drexel advertises a cut in price
everyorfe knows it is a genuine cut. Our
store yesterday was proof of this all day
we were busy selling cut price shoes for
the balance of the week we offer these cut
price shoes.
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1.50a
T5
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Writ fr at Sample Cepy
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Fta PhtosrassjU Illastratlaas.
TAFT'S DENTAL ROOMS, TWENTIETH CENTURY ' FARMER
1317 Douslaa Street 1 rktMW. UJasUaUvas,
Four lines e4t women's shoes all sizes
and widths. In turns and
welts regular $4.00 to $3
values, at
Two lines of women's one-strap slip
pers for bouse wear nar
row toes, regular $1.50
to $2 values, at
Three lines of boys and youth's coin
toe shoes narrow widths,
most of them $3 values,
some $2.60, at
Two lots misses' shoes In broken sixes
-regular $1 50 to $2.50
values, special price,
at ,
Three lots women's sizes In spring
heels every size and
width, regular $2 and
$2.60 values, at
1.50
strap slip.
98c
50c
75c
In spring
1.50
Hanan's ' Women's Heavy
Shoes, Ideal kid, leather
lined, double sole, reg
ular $6.00, for
Hanan's Women's Heavy
Shoes, enamel and dou
ble sole, regular
$5.00. for ....i
Hanan's Women's Heavy
Shoes, French calf,
double sole, regular
$6X0, for
Hanan's Women's Heavy
Shoes, kid double soles,
regular $5.00 value,
at
Men's Patent Colt Heavy
Shoes, double sols,
regular $3.60,
for .
Winter
4.50
vy Winter
3.50
vy Winter
3.50
vy Winter
3.50
ivy Winter
2.50
Drexel Shoe Company
1419 Farnam Street.
rssz
ALL
Suit
Bags10
ITraielisg
leases
;0maha Trunk Factory I
J ; CUAS. kOIAN. Prprletr t
j ;Te'jepnooe 1058 120 Ftrnaai Street
4 iZrv
Luncheon
Daily from 12 to 2. We serve a special business rasa's luncheon.
All the delicacies of the season tastily and quickly served. Private
tables for large or small parties. ,
Walt for Big Marshraallow
Sale.
IBsftTFsWNAH
PHONE.7II'
2P a!M:
Trade at Bennett's
Watch Bennett's Bargain Sales
Get Green Trading Stamps
Here's a letter that came to the advertising nana
ager's desk the other day.
THE BENNETT COMPANY.
UI3NTI..EMEN ONE MONTH'S BUSINESS at the grocery department of
your store resulted BY COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS, In a SAVING TO MY
POCKETBOOK of a fraction OVER 25 PER CENT with PERFECT SATIS
FACTION AS TO WEIGHT, QUALITY AND SERVICE.
1 was first Induced to go to your store on account of YOUR HONORABLE
METHODS of doing business and OBSERVING YOUR, CONTRACTS, con
trary to the wishes of a lot of Reubens who should be on the farms Instead
ef trying to rua diminutive grocery stores. Yours, W. E. SILVER,
1 , 4625 Capitol Ave, January 18, 1904.
Dry Goods Dept.
Women's New Suits
Our first lot of new suits go on sale Thursday morning.
Nobby eton and jacket effects; materials the new Victoria
Cloth fine Cheviots and small Scotch Tlaids and Mixturew.
BARGAIN TABLES IN CLOAK BOOM FOB WOMEN.
Sacks and kimonas every garment marked $2.00
and under at .98c
.CHILDREN'S WASH DBESSES Ages lroni 1 to i years,
prices were fiom f 1.25 to $2.25, all at .98c
WOMEN'S WAISTS a clean-up, worth up to fl, at. .59c
WOMEN'S BLACK S.5FEEN PETTICOATS the $110
' quality, Thursday' at 89c
FOB HOUSE DBESSES 100 pieces pretty new silk, fin
ished pongees, they come in navys, browrs, reds and jrar
nets; all pretty patterns and look like 25c goods Domes
tic department, only, per yard 7C
COMFOBTS Our extra heavy $ 1 quality of quilted and
stitched Bed Comforts, all dark colors, special 59c
TUBKISH TOWELS Our extra fine bleached Turkish
Towels that always sell at 25c each, special price. : . 15c
KIMONA FLANNELS The balnace of our fine kimona
flannels and French waistings that sold up to S5c
per yard Thursday for, per yard 10c
EIDEBDOW7N FLANNELS All we have left of our fine
all wool eiderdown flannels, worth to 50c yard Thurs
day, per yard I9c
COTTON BED BLANKETS 100 pair extra heavy and
very large cotton blankets in mottled and grays, a regu
lar f 1.65 blanket for only, per pair 1.15
Gray, tan and white, cotton uiankei, very neuvy,
worth 1.15 per pair, special, per pair
85c
3 m IsM '-
DON'T FORGET
That this Is the last week of our to per cent discount
Watches. Diamonds, Rings, Pins, -Buttons. Toilet
tliiods. Chains, Charms. Ikets. Silverware in fart, ev
erything in our Hue excepting Oorham sterling bilver ai
Waterman jruumain reun.
- LOOK FOR THE pilE.
S. W. LINDSAY. The Jeweler,
UU Doug-la, lret, Umatisu
Grocery! Grocery!
Aiw&vs on the Jump selling groceries to almost everybody in Omaha. You
- ;,;,iitv of woods and low prices. GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH
la ...... a ij c UL'VV L'TVP1 U t
v ' M e
I'us-HV PURCHASE;. isii.nnc.i-x o
MONEY SAVERS POR THURSUAY.
Cleaned C'urruats.
ix;r pound
Neutrltu Ureakfast Food,
package
Jam, aworled, large
Jars
Baking Soda, the best,
per package
Table Syrup
I-pound can
parlor Matches.
bM in box
Salmon, one-pound
can
Oil Sardines,
can '
Pepper Sauce.
nottie ... .... ......
Baking Powder,
l.rtnund can
Our Pet Cream, An
8c
...8c
10c
...4c
,10c
...4c
10c
.. 4c
7c
13c
POK UKOCKKIE3. NOTE THESE
i ogee and Teas,
Santos Cuttcv.
per pound ...,IOC
Bennett s Breakfast Coffee, Afr
2-pmiad tan n,aOW
Imperial Japan Tea, OS-
per pound , lv
Ta SifllriKS,
per pound IUw
clatter Received from Best
Urlrles Iaily.
Freeh Country Butter, m
per pound Ml,,liw
Bennett's Capitol Creamery, o
per pound tm3t
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