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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1910)
H1K BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1010. DUNDEE AGITATES FIRE AID Resident of Village Have Scheme to Make Bargain with City. i n.m-m-n:mm a mm a m m mum D.i Q'na wii ii .m,!:h .wL. s snrr You Will Save all tfae Expenses of Your Trip to Omaha If You Will Take Advantage of These Low Prices an. Da Ytsur Fall Buying at IIAYDEf HAYDENs TMC iiutltl artM FRIDAY tc MLiaaui trows 12 b mvirmm MM J BOA&fi WILL WIKK AN EYE 1 Daadeeltea Will Coatrlbvte fSOO to Vlrrmrn'm Beaaflt Faad. E (haaa Will Cross Line, Thoatk. Kot Iaallr Boaad. Residents of Dundea ara beginning to aaitate again tha question of fir pro tection for their village. Ai tha auburb If situated on a . hill and at soma' distance from tha water malna that supply the thickly aettled portiom of Omaha. Dundee always, has had some difficulty with water pressure and Ita only fire protection la a dilapidated hosecart that stands In a shed on Forty-ninth atreet. There waa once a tower about two atorie in height, but It suffered collapse In the recent storms. Property owners of the town hare always nourished tha hope that the fire companies of Omaha could not resist tha temptation to come across tha border line If tha sister city (as Dundee lores to call Itself) should ever be In distress. But the drive up the hill Is arduous and the fire companies do not relish the task, although on past oc casions they have given their aid. Tha present schema which Is being quietly talked of among the Dundee fathers Is for the property owners of the auburb to make some yearly contribution to tha fire funds of Omaha and thus earn a right to soma protection. Wapplrh Favors Scheme. William P. Wapptch, member of the Board 1 of Fire and Police Commissioners fuvora the scheme and says that the board would sanction some sort of an arrange ments although no legal contract could be made. ' "Wa oould aever contract with Dundee for the use of our flra department." says Mr. Wapplch. "beoause the taxpayers of Omaha who suppott the department are the ones entitled to the service and if Dundee peoplo do. not want to come Into tha cor poration they have no claim upon It But we are human and if Dundee was suffer ing from the need of firemen the nearby companies would very naturally respond just as w would send ' help to South Omaha or Council Bluffs in a time of great danger. "But the Dundee people could make the thing easier If they .would contribute say $400 to JfiOO every year to the firemen's relief fund. The board, would. I think, sanction such an arrangement and the fire men. . although they would be technically going outside their territory in crossing the tine of Forty-eighth street would be dis posed to do it as a return of favors. The board would offer no objection I am sure as long as the company continued to con sider Omaha as Its first responsibility. "At present there are no engine houses anywhere near, but soon one will be built to cover the part Of Omaha between say, Farnam and Cass and west of Fortieth atreet This house will be close to Dundee and oould manage to answer all Important calls. Of course Dundee people could not expect the same service that Omahans get or that every little hlmney blaze would bring an engine, but they could not get service for themselves for less than a $3,000 Investment ejid $1,000 a year for maintenance and they would be well satls fled for what they could get with a con tribution of a few hundred to the good cause of the firemen." Short Measure Men Disguise as Old Farmers Work a Slick Scheme in Their Ef forts to Beat Unwary Housewives. The housewives of the city are being cheated by potato dealers, according to ,John Orant Pegg, Inspector of weights and 1 measures, and the peddlers who want to be crooked even try to make themselves look like farmers! They are getting pota toes Into the city by the carload and then putting them Into farmer's wagons Instead of peddler's carts and in the garb of the agriculturist, are working off short meas uses on housewives who do not suspect men who look as If they might have raised the potatoes themselves. "And even when we catch a short meas ure wan," says Mr. Pegg, "It is almost im possible to get a housewife to go into police court and testify against him. All that la necessary Is that tha woman who bought the potatoes shall swear that she bought them of a certain man and did not change the quantity before I tested it for correct measure. "They dislike, to go Into court so. of course,: I am unable to do anything at all. I can't get a man punished without a trial and tha evidence against him." "I have a world qf, confldenoe In Cham berlain's Cough Keinedy for I have used It with perfect success." writes Mrs. M. 1. Basford. PooleavUla. Mil. For sala by all druggists. SEEKS PAY FOR SECURING EVIDENCE AGAINST RAILROAD Wsmas . la Allowed Fifteen Dollars 'for Hti Services fur Three Sleuths, . Fifteen dollars for three months' work was awarded Mrs. Mary C. Howard In her suit against Mrs. .Dora K. Gren. in county court Thursday. Her suit waa for $100 for services rendered In securing for Mrs. Green evidence upon which to base an ac tion to recover from the Burlington rail road relief fund for injuries sustained by her son, an employe of the road. Accord ing to her testimony, she worked tirelessly for three months and after Mrs. Green had won the action by the strength of evi dence secured by Mrs. Howard she refused to compensate her. Judge Leslie. In rotlhg. said that Mrs. Howard was entitled1 to some reward for her efforts, but was. not entitled to as groat .a reward as she thought, since she was not well equipped nor familiar with such . work. Good resulta always toilow the use of Foley Kidney rills. They contain just the ingredients necessary to tone, strengthen and regulate the kldnsys and bladder, and to cure backache. Gold by all druggists. BURGLARS TAKE GOLD COIN H'C. Marshall Is Rohbeel by Prowlers While Fasally Watches Parade. 'Burglars pried open a window and robbed the home of C. Marshall, 1&3 Blnney street, Wednesday night The prowler got about $14 la gold and a necklace and gold watch. The theft occurred while the fam ily WM "downtown i watching the Ak-Sr-lira parade. , The Yellow Peril. Jaundice, malaria, biltuuiie. vanishes when l)r. King's New Ufe Pills are taken. Guaranteed, fcc Fur sale by Beaton Drug Co. , -... The Largest Building. The Largest Stocks. The Biggest Bargains. f Make This. Store Your Headquarters Come to Brandeis Stores and check your baggage and parcels free. Make use of our free rest rooms and waiting' rooms for women and children. Free smoking room and lounging room for men. Free writing desks and stationery for correspondence. See the new Pompeian Room. The most picturesque room of its kind in America. See Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bregant, the smallest sales people in the world, demonstrating Woodward's Candies. Silks at 49c and 69c Dress silks, plaid silks, Persian silks, Messalines, etc. v-orth up to $1.00 yard at, yard 49c-69c Dress Goods 39c-49c Mill- ends of all wool dress goods, plenty of navy blues, new browns and blacks up to 10 yard lengths and 64 inches wide; worth up to 1.00 a yard; at, yard 39c-49c Fine Cotton and Lisle Hosiery at 15c Pair Women's, children's and men's sizes fancy stripes and embroid ered black, tan and colors; some full fashioned regular make and regular and out sizes double soles, heels and toes, also children's fine and heavy ribbed with double knees and garter tops. WOMEN'S FINE KID GLOVES at 69c Pair Blacks, whites, tans, browns all sizes; also fine Eng lish walking gloves. They are worth up to $1.00 a pair. WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HEAVY UNDERWEAR Children's misses' and boys' vests, shirts, pants and drawers fine and heavy fleece lined cotton gray, ecru and white all sixes at, each Women's long sleeve corset Covers, tape neck and waist, ' medium and heavy fl Q weights, all sizes, ea.,wt 25c Men's Up-to-Date Suits and Overcoats Do you want good, serviceable, up-to-date and properly fit ting clothes at about half what you usually payjTor the same quality t You can buy them here at Brandeis Stores. Actually the best clothes that ever CIA 9 CA sold for .JlV-tJlttetfV Boys' Combination Suits One complete all wool suit with extra pair of knickerbocker pants free ffQ CA all for........ ?d.UU ECOVS Two extra size Nets, at Three Specials in Hair Goods Dept. TX.OOB, RW ftTOKE JLX.BO XV POMPEIAJf BOOM large! Washable Hair Rolls, 75c. values 5c ?; 50c Cluster Puffs, 18 in. set ,'$o $198 values. JL BRANDEIS STORES 4 ?i mm n i i i D i B . EH B B -if i ... i ,i i i -I, The Black Hills and Eastern South Dakota Hot Springs, So. Dak. Endorsed by the U. S. Government as a National Sanitarium Is in the heart of the mystic region of the Black Hills, at an altitude of 3000 feet Its climate is unexcelled at all seasons of the year. Its medicinal waters and x big plunge baths restore health and provide recreation. The Best of Hotel accommodations. Direct Train Service Through Pullman Sleeping1 Cars and Free Reclining Chair Cars to Deadwood and other points in the Black Hills, leave the Union Station daily 3:55 p. m. . Through trains at convenient schedules to points in Eastern South Dakota. All year tourist fares in effect daily. Homeseekers tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month. Illustrated folders 'with full particulars at Ticket Offices 1401-1403 Farnam Strtit Omaha, Ntbr. HW163S IsWtt fcaUdsf ree- Proinul deliveries will be made any lime belote October 10 lb to your deuce. It In Omaha pr Council Bluffs. . Ou Special rail Catalogue la Wort asking- ror contains planting instructions and df-rriu'l'-m of all'bX-eur beautiful faeonlea. Uet It sow and order early. Sj net Bead peeiagre. F. W. MENERAY CEESCENT NURSERY COMPANY, Vbeaeai Ball B7S1 14.-al. Slat . aaa Ave. a OosjwU Bluffs. Xewa ..... 11 ww - ' . W . . I t I - - .1 1 . . I rilili Blinn IKIVFH IIIVIUIIIU UJ v Ladiea' Home Journal l'attrrn 20 0 Friday Is Bargain Day In the Great Bennett Store We hare a-ome through onr entire stock and selected the choloeet ItsmS for tomorrow, unreservedly, at priee that have been cut In half. Our bar rata table will all be filled and every department will offer artloles that yon seed. Bemember that to bny at Bennett's means that yon gst the best and pay less than elsewhere. Special Inducements in Ladies' Apparel Every item that we offer here la a big vkloei the stock la large and com plete and gives yon an opportunity to select Just what yon want. The Kainy Season Is Mow Here And we are better prepared for It than ever before, with the finest line of new and stylish raincoats ever offered In Omaha. Only $10.00 Ladles Striped Mohair Kalnooats A brand new Idea with the rubberised lining. Ions; and full, absolutely wsterproof. Ottoman Cloth Kalnooats Full length, with rubberised lining, buttoning up snugly to the throat with turned down collars. These are absolutely new, tomorrow, at 910.00 Ladles' Long Costs Excellent for the cool evenings, made of heavy black thlbet, seml-flttlng back, lined to the waist, sizes 24 to 44, a great vnhte, at W.7o Ladles' Waists Ladles' black taffeta waists, of the finest quality and per fectly tailored, open front or back, several rows of pin tucks down front, tucked on bsck and sleevex, at f3.60 House Dressss A large lot that we are closing out one-piece light and dftrk percales, excellent values at $150 and $l.iB, at 91.00 Ladies' Knit Underskirts In pink, blue, white, black and gray, combinations, finished at top and bottom with button-hole stitching B90 Tomorrow wa offer for the third day of our all-week suit aale one of the moat exceptional values ever exhibited In the olty, at $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 A number of Broadcloth and Wool Storm Serge Suits, In navy, black and brown, 32-Inch length, seml-flttlng, plain tailored, with satin lining, skirt with box pleat down front Po not delay because the number Is limited. FISTULA-Pay Yhsn CURED All Rectal Disease cared without a. surgical aw operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other gen-S ral aoeasthetie 0ed. CURE GUARANTEED 1 to last a LIFE-TIME. J-hamimatioh rau. I WRITS FOR BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DfS BASES WITH TESTIMONIALS EJ DR. E. R. TARRY. 224 StuiUtlng. OmeHa. Nebraska M Piles Extra in Hardware Dept. 2loor Brushes Well made, good bristles, regular $1 value. .490 Tea Strainers Always sold here tofore for 10c, tomorrow ....So Jsp.Candle Holders, very novel 6c Mia Kettle J-quart else. 18c value, at .. ., lOo Combination Wire Broiler and Toaster, the1 20c kind lOo Weather Strips Rubber lined, per foot IVsO Cementloo Cold Water Xalaomlne 6 ib. pkg., to close 10 Bash Board Lanterns, $1.85 grade, at - 930 Hot Point Slectrlo Irons, with L year guarantee M.50 Peninsular Oak Heaters Burn either hard .or soft coal, 122.00 grade 916.00 Blankets, Damasks, Etc. Genuine Hope Xuslln Only ten yards to each customer, at. per yard 7 Ho Bleached Muslin Sheets size 72x 90 Inches, excellent quality, each 49o Cotton Blankets Heavy, full bed size. In gray and tan only, ex cellent $1.60 values, pair... 91.10 Cotton filled Comforters For full size beds, each 96o Buck Towels Oood quality, strong and serviceable, at, per yard ,...7.0 Cream Table Damask 60 Inches wide, regular 30c value, at 17Ho Hammed Bed Spreads Full bed size, 75c values, each 690 Here are Some of the Greatest Friday Bar . gains Ever Offered. You Can't Afford to Miss Tiiem. Swiss FlcXipcinKs A huge purchase of the finest quality of Flouoo Inga, edgings and Insertions ever offered In Omaha will be put on sale Friday "doming; all eighteen inches wide; values up to 50c, .per yard, at 25 Dainty Linen Torchon LaceWidths 2 tc 4 inches; 10c values. . Auto Scarfs In all the latest and most popular colors; Zy yards long; $2.00 kinds, at 98 Silk lUbbons 4 and 6-lnch; plain and fancy, all ailk ribbon; values to 25c a yard, at.... 10 Ladies' Bilk Hose Extra heavy quality: full fashioned, In black and colors; $1.25 grade, pair 69 Ladies Kid Gloves Regular shades; sizes from 6 to 8; regular $1.50 goods, per pair, at.......... 69 Men's Mdrha Gloves Good and serviceable; per pair 39 V Great Bargains in China EXTRA SPECIAL Five hundred strictly hand painted Plates; large size, in floral and animal head designs; $2.60 values, for Friday only. ( 1)8 Stationery A big lot of miscellaneous brass articles ink stands, paper weights, paper cutters, trays, etc.; sold from 25o to $1.00, all to go at IOC 600 boxes fine Stationery; 24 envelopes and 24 sheets of paper In box, worth up to 25c now at 10t? v Bulls from hoiltnd We have Just Imported from Holland a large variety of fine bulbs; now is the time to piaut them, either Indoors or outside, so that they will bloom at JusL the right time next spring. A few of the best ones: Hyacinths, all colors, ( for..95o Tulips, single or double, doz..20o Ltaftodlls, per dozen SOC Crocus, In all colors, doi ,...16c M H fa N H Do Your Feet Have "That Tired Feeiinj?" Then Come to Bennett's Tomorrow Tomorrow we will have three immense bargain tables full of Ladles' House Slippers; these dainty house shoes are soft and elastic, and have Just the proper amount of "give" to mould to any foot. A great variety in 11 sizes vici kid slippers, one strap, with both Cuban and low heel; patent vamp, three strap slippers, Cuban heel; ladies' plain toe Vici lace slippers with low, rubber heel, and ladles' three point shoes with low heel. These are actual values fciO from $1.25 to $2.00, but they go Friday at J I Here's the Silk Sale You've Been Waitinf For Our silk buyer has Just made a purchase of an Immense lot of plain and fancy silks; these silks are all the very latest weaves and varieties, and tomorrow morning the entire lot of 20,000 yards will be put on sale, giving our customers an opportunity to secure patterns that are actually worth 75c at one-inirn. rnis is a great Dargain mat you cannot srrord to miss. Included in this sale are messalines, tarretas, peau de cygnes, etc., as well as a large variety of fine black silks, 2t Inches. The entire lot goes at, a yard ;. 29c A FEW TIPS FOB THE THRIFT V HOUSEWIFE. Individual Salt Dips Cut top and bottom, clear glass, two for. . . . 5 Baby l'Lates Beautifully decorated, each 25 English White Cups and Saucers Excellent quality, 6 for 500 Footed Glass Punch llowl and set of six handled Sherbets; a $2.00 value, complete, for 750 14-inch Footed Glass Punch Bowl and 12 Sherbets; $3.50 grade $1.75 The Finest Groceries Always at Bennett's Special Offering for Friday and Saturday in Grocery Department Paeonies Should lie Planted This Fall ! B N 1 I & Persistent Advertising is the Koad to Big Returns . . Tbe.BeQ.'a Advertising Columns Axe That lioad. EB We are still giv ing away a beautiful .HavJUnd China Plate with each 3-lb. pur chase of Bennett's Mest Coffee, at "1.00 Also, with each noui.d ol our fine Assortea Tea. lb , 60C Bennett's Capitol Coffee, a special price, per In. fkg 5o Bennett's Golden Coffee, special, lb Tea Slftlngs, extra, per lb "o Pride of Bennett's Flour extra low price, per sack l-30 B. C Baking Powder. &- lb. can l.OO And 100 Stamps. Table Syeun, Plnl Mason jar lo And V tan'P"- 10-lb. sack Cornmeal, yellow r white, spe cial 15c Quart Jars Mni Olives for 5o Hulled Beans with Chicken, per can...l6e Lima. Beans- with Chirk en. Ptr cun 80o Hen teed, lb SViC Chick Feed. Ib SHo Diamond Crystal Table Bait, per sack IOC And 10 Htainps. Monarch Cut Asparagus. large csn S5o ! And 10 Stumps. Peanut Butter, 2 Jars SOo And 10 tftamps. 40c Jar of Tea Uarden Preserves for 30c Qalllard I'ure Olive Oil, quart can SOo And 10 titamps. Bennett's Capitol Oats, 2-lb. pkg lie And 10 8tampa. Sniiiei's Pork unci Beans large ran SOo - And 20 Stamps. Argo ijh.nn b lurch, 6 packsgej for 96o Ilurseradish, new, per bottle lOo And S tftamps. I Cheese, full cieam, per pound 85o And 10 Kiauipe. Cheese. Virginia tilns, pound 88c And 10 fctuinpd. Double tUanipa on But-terlne. 6: S: D to, P; to' n M to 1 h m P o k 20o pint can Franco American Soup ...,15a Plcalilll Pickles, quart Jar . . . .-. 20o Gillett's Mustard, per Jar loo And 6 Stamps. Macaroni, Star and Cres cent brands, 3 pkgi. for aso And 10 Stamps. Heinz' O e r m a n I 1 1 1 -1'lckles, doxen 15o Five lbs. regular 7c Jap Hlce 850 Bennett's Capitol Kx- tract, bottle 180 And 20 Stamps. Snider's Pork and Beans -lb can i5o And 15 Stamps. COO XI SPECIAL. Lemon Cuke, lb.... lao Tourist tnd Graham Crackers, pkg loo And 10 Stamps. Maplelne, prr bot....3Se And 10 H tumps. Queen Vinegar, quart bottle 85o And 20 Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Pan cake, pkg tie And 10 Stamps. AE9T DAT IN OUR GREAT Domestic Room REMNANTS OF TAM.K LINEN Irish, Scotch and German good lengths, gold up to $1.00 a yard, at, a-yard 39 40 nd 50 IlEMNANTS OF WOOL DRESS HIS--Includlng, Suitings. Diag onals, Serges, Batistes, etc., worth up to $1.98 a yard, arranged In lots according to value: LOT 1 35g LOT 2.. LOT..49 LOT 4. '.59 10,000 YAKIW OF ALL KINDS OF WASH GOODS Lawns, Ging hams, Percales, Outing Flannels, Flannelettes, Poplins, Pongees, etc., at, a yard 5 7Hs and 10 IIEMNANT8 FOR CRASH, SHEETINGS AND MUSLINS At Juat about half the regular price. AT 2 T. M. All the Remnants of our high grade Wash Goods aad White Goods Departments that accumulated during the week, Borne goods worth up to 60c a yard, all at one price, yard . .10? EXTRA SPECIALS ON BLANKETS No. 1324, Brown all wool Blankets, extra good and heavy, full size, regular prices $8.50, on sale, at, a pair 90.95 PELHAM BLANKET 10-4 size, good value at $3.60, on sale, at, Per Plr $2.50 S1LVEKWOOD BLANKET Full size, regular price $2.00; on aalo at, per pair ....$1.25 NO. 682 BLANKET Extra good value, at, a pair 08t EXTRA SPECIALS ON COMFORTS. In the Cloak and Suit Section DOMESTIC ROOM FRIDAY Children's Sweaters Worth to $2.00 in white and colors, on sale, at 49k 69 and 98 Misses' Sweaters Worth $2.50, on sale, choice $1.50 Ladles' Wool Sweaters Regu lar $3.50 values, at ..$2.45 75c Flannel Dressing Sacqnes Choice, at, each 30 From O to 12 M., Underskirts Genuine Heatherbloom, worth $2.60, choice, at 95 Wool Dress Skirts Black, blue and brown, values to $7.50, at, each $5 $3.95 $2.95 Women's Tailored Snito New fall styles, values to $20.00, on sale Friday, at . .$12.50 Misses Winter Coats Worth to $5.00, sizes 6 to 12 years, on sale, at choice $2,98 Women's Long Black Beaver Coata Made to sell at $12.00, your choice $7.50 Curtain and Drap ery Specials SPECIALS FRIDAY IN DUAP ERY DEPT., ai FLOOIIf Couch Covers Worth to $4.50, Bagdad Oriental designs, at, each $2.98 Couch Covers Worth to $2.98, full size, on sale, atr each $1.93 $1.25 Rope Portieres -Ker ' Double doors, to $6.50 values, slightly soiled or Imperfect, at ea $i.98 Remnants of Swiss Scrims. Ore tones, Etq To, 'close Friday, at, yard ....... .v. ,10 Cable Net Curtains -Pull size, $3.60 values, white or ecru, at. pair ...-$2.49 Nottingham Curtains iladras and Scotch weaves, $S.60 val ues, at $1.49, $1.60 values, at 08 New Scrims Floral and colon ial deslgna, at, yard . .12H Remnants of Madras, Fillet, Nets, Silks, Etc. To . close Friday, at, yard ..25a4 Don't Miss These Silk Bargains 38 AND 48 YARD for Remnants of Plain and Fancy Silks,' worth to $1.00, all new fall colors and weaves, 6 to 20 yard lengths. 81.00 Black Taffeta B1.2S Black 86 Inches wide, at, 36 Inches per yard 69t Per yard . QS YARD for Dress and Waiat Silks, worth to $1.25 yard. Persian and French . . Plaids, Meesallnes, Taffetas. Stripe and check novelties, etc. Taffeta wide, at, .890 Rl.BO Black Peau de Sole 36 Inches wide, at, per yard $1.15 Underwear and Furnishings In the Domestic Room A Big Special Purchase of Men's, Women's and Children's Winter Underwear enables us, while they last, to sell them at About half Regular Prices: CHILDREN' FLEECE LINED VESTS AND PANTS On sale Friday at 19 and 25 Regular values up to 50c. 75 AND 984 FOR MEN'S ALL WOOL SHIRTS OR DRAWERS That sell regu larly to $2.00 a garment. MEN'S HEAVY FLEECED WOMEN'S JERSEY.. RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS In VESTS or Pants! 75c values, all sizes, garment 390 on aale, at, garment ....39c WOOL SHAWLS AND FASCINATORS Big sample line, In all col ors, values to $2.50; on sale at 49f. n4 980 WOMEN'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS Fine assortment of values, to $10.00, all colors, great bargains Friday, at $3.98 and $4.98 Four Splendid Rug Bargains Friday IN RUG AND CARPET DEPARTMENT, THIRD FLOOR $18.00 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS Seamless, 9x12 size, big line of patterns to choose from, at $13.08 4.O0 VELVET HEARTH RUGS 36x72 size, on sale ...$2.98 $30.00 QUALITY AXMINSTER RUGS Extra heavy, 9x12 size, exceptional bargains, at, each $18.08 $2.50 VELVET HEARTH RUGS 27x64 size, on sale, at $1,49 Hardware Department 12 Gallon Covered Garbage Can, at 980 16 Gallon Covered Garbage Can, at $1.23 No. 8 Galvanized Wash Boilers, at v, 8J0 Parlor Brooms, on sale, for lUc Two Burner Gas Plates, only , , . . .$1,75 We advise our customers to buy a garbage can now. Read ihe Bis Mid-Week Ak- IT PAYS TO BU 19 pounds Best Granulated Sugar for $1.00 9 bars Diamond C or Beat 'Em All Soap, at 250 9 pounds Best Rolled Breakfast : Oatmeal, for 250 Golden Rod Macaroni, 15c seller, package 100 6 lbs. - Choice Japan Rice 250 Bromangelon Jellycon, or Jello, package 70 Grape Nuts, package ....J 00 Corn Flakes, package ...-GHO Three 10c cans Lavallne, the Great Cleanser 100 Sar-Ben Grocery Sale Prices Y AT HAYDEN'S The Best Soda or Oyster Crack ers, pound 70 The Best Crisp Pretzels, lb.' 00 6 pounds Bent Bulk Laundry Starch, for ........... .25 Yeast Foam, package .30 New Honey, per rack ..170 1 lb. cans Assorted Soups 7C Fancy Cooking Apples, pk. JJ5 Fiincy Green Peppers, market basket, for 300 Fine Hlpe Tomatoes, market basket, for -200 Fine Green Tomatoes, market basket, for 17Hc porcotTRY HAYDEH'S FIRSTS, JUM-M.Ja. mM.MLM.Mjm A -.