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The Omaha Daily Bee EDITORIAL PAGES 9 TO 15 New 'I'hono Number All Ieprtniti OMAHA BBM TYL15K lOOO Vol XL-No. KS. OMAHA, SATURDAY M0K.N1N(J. (KTOUHIi L"J, l!ln. t-IN'GLK 1X)PY TWO CKXTS. V V Cold weather ladies' wearing apparel at hot sunny summer weather prices Saturday 1. L'A.i , if Jjf IXIBTI 1 girls from a IS year worth 94.00 Saturday Sl.SO. Thla Is odda and ends vale, all wool Pana ma, In brown, gray and navy; remarkable val ues at . ...SI. tit nil Don't Miss This Big Vnderwcar for Saturday Women's Mmiltini Weight. Klwn Une'l I'n aerwuar, esta or jranls, ea.eh.89o Women's H'-nvy Fleeced Liul Vt'Sts or Hunts, garment 90o Wnmeii'a Klee'et IJnlon Hults r trf lu'ivy; special, ferment. .800 I'iiie Medium Weight Cotton M ilni). U'ool aiij yilk and Wool I'nicin Suits- (Mid - Kcparat iar-. t'loniu; Miienlal at BOe, $1, $1.50 OP !!i' nil values in Children's Kleece l.liieil and Mereerlxcil I'nderwear, 1 i all Kr'".l'. at attractive prices. $150 Quality. Corset, Saturday 85c Tlmse corsotn arc made of good quality coutil or batiste, with embroidery or lace trimmings. New fall models') boned MTith non-rustable bou ing, long skirts, medieum sizes ;adapted for the average figure these corsets sell daily at $1.50. Hennett's Saturday Special, at 85c Snappy Specials in Drugs and Toilet Articles Hennett's Vegetable pllla lie 3 iloa. Quinine i 'Ills. 2 gr. ........ lOo White 1'lne Cough Syrup SOo VUitlclmp 130 May Hum and bottle.. 00 Vic Celluloid Handle Tooth Brush lfci Joe H. A t. Ilice fcwdnr ..,...,.80.. I'lack Bristle Hair l.iruahea ....14 5Uu Mexican Rose Cream 8o. FIIEK A saniple of Cannon in the Toilet Goods Department. bt.OXIHELDMASCETSPillZi Wins Twenty-Five-Dollar Prize Of ' fered by Club for Best Schedule.-. TKAIN LEAVES JIOSDAY .EVEXIKQ New nalea Are Passed to Kegalate Ultora aad ra vellslfr Mci Was) Might Want to Ride oa the 'Ira I a. II. C. Pitcron of Bioomfleld, Neb., is the winner of the Ji In gold offered by tlio trade excursion committee of the Com mercial club for .the best schedule sub niiued for tho fall trip. This year's run Into northeastern Nebraska presented many routing difficulties, because three railroad lines had to be covered and it a Mil 'obvious Impossibility 10 go out over cue liue, back over a second and yet not Ignore the town on the third. So the committee cried "help! help!" of fcrtd priae and a veritable deluge of answers came, In. Contestant had received a map of the three lines and a set of aimple conditions, with the added informa tion that most of the towns were on branch llns, which fact added not a little to the difficulty. 60 many Answers wore receive J that the committee had l-i turn the matter over to a corps of experts in railroad operation. nr I ft V As Wholesome, nocuisHng- and palatable as any food ever made. Unlike any other food. A mixture ok Whe&t. like, OaU and Barley, f Ask Your Grocer. In Long Kersey Coats p"nr Saturday w are cut emi-tntipg, hiiif lineri with Rood qua - collar. t.nm, i n HUes from it to 44: only iTiakra, with all the popular style effect. ("filer at IIS. 00 ami ll'O.PU; Saturday clean - Hete'a a dandy cnM weather Coat, In heavy Pebbled Cheviot, semt fltting model, with Ion roll shawl collar and Inlaid velvet collar; a remarkalile cold wenther garment and rare value at C S20 00; Saturday's apodal Xxscptional Quality of Xereey The best Ladles' Coat value In Omaha Saturday will be this Kerrey Coat, lined to the walat line with a queenly quality of satin, with velvet collar and wide lapela, beautiful shoulder eilect and cut with semi-fitting, and two pleats ami belted In hack No letter quality kersey Coat sola (Q Cft In Omaha for 125.00; Satunlav only Bennett's price ! Saturday Dran Special For evening- or street wear velvet dresses In navy, brown, purple and green. Yoke of aatln and lace col lar. sleeves with cuff of satin and lace, fitiiidied at waiat with aatln girdle lelt. A wonderfully dressy ami well made Barmen! In first quality velvet; Saturday apecial at Bennett's. .Sas.&0 C Belg-tan Lynx Bat For Saturday's special Fur Hem we have I chosen a beautiful lilack Belgian Lynx Met, with large pillow I I muff and scarf collar with eight large tail" 'n the back and I I two tails on each front tabs; beautiful fur set for all kinds of I I winter usage' Saturday special S15.00 I V. .J Sere are some wonderful values In our Girls' Coat Ages from 6 to 14 years, made of heavy melton and Thibet, all slsees. regularly valued at 17.50; Saturday nnlv at 98.95 normal Collage Coate for Girl A nifty fiyle coat in ted, navy and blue; , tailored by u manufacturer who make' mens clothes, giving- perfect shoulders, with lapel on one sido, velvet collar, trimmed with military brass buttons; Saturdays remarkable Saturday Bag Sale Ilags worth up to $4.00, Saturday &U.V8 Bags worth up to $5.50, Saturday 2.S Bags worth up to $8.00, Saturday $!.98 We will put your Initial on any of these bags, HIKE. These. Hags are Real Morocco, Brown Seal, some with S and 6 fittings, some leather lined, soma 12-Inch very deep, Her man silver frames, outside pockets, some 'double handles. Every one a genuine bar gain at their regular selling price. In order to make room for Xmas specialities, we are forced to reduce this stock, tor Sarurday only. This week, at the above prices. Neckwear Specials for Sitcrdaj Pretty Persian Lace trimmed Coat Seta, values up to $1.25, . Saturday, at -69 Prlncesa Lace Jabots, hand made, each.... 25 to G9? All the new things In Persian Kuchlnga and Pleatlngs,' at, yard .. 25 to $1.00 Sic Pond's Vanlshins C'rwro 19c 1 dozen Flexible Nail Broods So 'Sc tianltol Tooth Paste 16o f,0r Crabapple, Apple Blossom, Flower tllrl. White Kose Perfurnrx, . per ounce 89 .ii ina and La Trefle Talcum So Hath odar, for the bath. .... .810 .rmour'a r'lne Toilet Suap, boz..81o Powder given to every customer which haa been at work, for several weeks. Their finding, as narrated, is for the Bioomfleld man. Mr. l'eterson haa been mailed a draft for Ji". with the reuuest that he exchange It at his bank for gold. "Many of the valuable points In his schedule." says the committee, "have been taken advantage of and the next time the Omaha Commercial club has a difficult schedule to figure, it will probably invite Mr. I'etersou to come here and give as sistance." The hour of I p. m. has been definitely set as the time for leaving Monday, and excursionists are warned that the train will not wait for late boosters. Previous rules about guests will prevail. No guests or traveling men will be carried for more than a fraction of a day aud none over night In any circumstances. Boosters will be given umbrellas In Ak-far-Ben colors and can get white felt hats from Browning, King & Co. FUNERAL OF KNIGHT SUNDAY Body of loath ( rasbed la Aecldeat at Payer- I'laat to He Baried with Service. The funeral services for Benjamin Knight, the liyea old boy, who was killed Wed nesday morning by falling down the ele vator shaft at the Carpenter Paper com-I-any, are to be held Sunday afternoon at J o'clock at the MeCabe Methodist church, Fortieth and Farnam streets. The father of the boy, who Is foreman of a band of railroad laborers In Lumadnn, Canada. U expected to arrive from that place Friday night. fd' selling A beautiful coat, lty satin, popular noton this season A regular up price.... $3.00 and BOO Fair of Men's Shoes, all this sea son's styles, some lined inside with leather, come in calf, wide toe. Blucher style, our regular 13 and 13.60 values, Sat urday, Children' Department. Military Cap Special for Saturday Only Made of all wool broadcloth, with standing military collar, blacks only, trimmed with military effect ; special for Saturday, your choice, a;, only $8.05 fel PS? Olrla' Coat Ages from 6 to 14 years, dandy coats, buttoned close up at the neck, trimmed with red materials and black soutache braid, buttons on one Kide, come In navy, red and cadet blues; wonderfully dieip Saturday at 98.93 Two Olrla' Sweater Specials Sat urday Children's Sweaters, from 2 to 6 years, In red or white, at 91.95 Sweaters for Olrla, from 6 to 1 4 years, extra quality. In red and white; Saturday only at.. 91.50 Tor Saturday Dennett's KluJfeata Chocolates ,the kind with the soft creamy renters regular 60c per pound; Saturday only 990 Dandy Kreah Assorted Flavored Cream Wafers, regular 40n p.mlv R.titrluv otllv. lh....99fl SaturdiT E?tnin Iron ' to 10 Here's Rattling Good Chiaa Bargain 1,000 dozen heavy Water Tumblers, full size, fluted bottom, the regu lar 50c a doz. kind, Saturday evening, from 8 to 10 p. m., per dozen . . . 10? Only one dozen to a customer and none delivered. Mi Xmas Book SalePrices Not Considered Wo Mast Hsto the Boom, Our Holiday Stocks ar Coming- In order to make it easier for you. we have divided all our stocK of odd lots and slightly shop worn books, tot a Lot 1 All the remaining val ues from the great private' library of Ttev. J. Wesby Johnson; books worth up to 12 and 3; Saturday 10c at To annreclate the Great Bale, you must Include In this sale all our dictionaries and V A New Fefttttf e in 0 or Hardware Dept. Opens Saturday EVEKVTHING IX LIGHTS Welsbach straight and Inverted Gas Mantles, good quality, 3 for. 25 1 Rice Imported Gas Mantles, inverted, most durable mantleB made, 25 'cent values, Saturday, for 15J Other Mantles up to Welsbach Junior Gas Lights complete, burner, chimney and mantle, 20 The Jupiter Complete Inverted . Gas Lamp, special opening day price UvC Welsbach Reflex Gas Lamp, Iuverted style, splendid burner aud mantle, 2.00 lamp Saturday $1.49 Ramsdell Complete Inverted Gas Light 65 candle power, brush brass or steel bronze flnlBh, fl.50 value, opening price " 9S Was Tapers drlples, 2 boxes. ... 5 Gas Lighter, patented, only 7 11LAW AND hEELY IN UilAUA Two Leading Theatrical Magnates Come on Same Train. SAY IT SIGNIFIES NOTHING Jast Happeaed to Knconater oa the Way to Omaha front Dearer . Klawt Telia of the Theatri cal Sltaatloa. Marc Klaw of Klaw & Erlangvr, theatrical magnates, accompanied .by M-irria Greet, his secretary, and Walter Hoft fc-eely, gen eral western manager of the William Mor ris company., limited, arrived In Omaha J-hlay morning. Mr. beely has his head quarters In Ban Francisco and the trio came together from the west. "Tl-ere la no significance to my visit here." said Mr. Klaw, "further than that 1 have some routine business Willi Mr. Wood ward of Woodward & Buigess, and Mr. Woodward la to met me Lertj. It la merely a coincidence that 1 happened to fall into company with Mr. Keely ou the train. No, we have no Idea of entering vaudeville. Ve are under contract. In fact, to keep out of It." "I am here," said Mr. fieely, "merely to look into the affairs of the American Music Hall. Beautiful play house, don't you ihinltT No, my presence here with Mr. Klaw haa no slgrUQoan.,. 1 Just happened to fall In with him, and. aa he is good company, we traveled together to Omaha from Denver, where we both happened to meet." Mr. Klarr Tails. "I an on my way buck 10 New York frum the far northwesi where 1 have been dning up theaters for Kiaw A Irianger," uud Mr. KJa.w. "A a result of the visit ve Lave aerurcd theaters In Bulte, tp-.kwie, Portland, hostile, Vl'trla and Vancouver ajid bate negotiations on for Taooma. In yeaitle and Vancouver. Klaw a Krlanger, in connecjon with CLaries Frohman, are building tboatefa." Mr. Klaw epret.aid himself with, feeling I w iUi respect to Mr. John Curt in w hose ' theatei-a th Klaw A Krlanger attractions' formerly played in the northwest. Mr. ' At Dennett' 3 Shoe Dept. Saturday, Special Sale High Grade Shoes for Men, Women and Children $3.50 and $4.00 Ladies' High Shoos . .$1.98 $o.50 lion's Shoos $1 f (0 rain Ladle' Slioes, these are high shoes, some button, others lace, low, medium and high heels, all of this season's ma terials, built for winter i wear, our regular $;i.50 and $4.00 shoe, Saturday, only 81.08 Children's School Shoes 1,000 PAllt or (iOOU, STKONU SHOKS Toll HOYS M G1K1-S 250 High Storm Shots,. 500 pairs of Children's JtiBt the kind the boys 1 high grade Shoes, In tan like, wonderful valurs, or black. In lace or but at $2.50 nd S4.001 i ton. no hotter Zbv pair jol) snoes tor boys and girls, bargain tablo values, worth up to $.00, Saturday, at Bennett's $1.95 Ask to nee our Shoes, they are the best shoe? pos sible for shoe makers to tailor. Here are yonip of the new styles: Ladles' Hlaek Velvet, button, plnln toe. stave last, high arch ....95.00 Ladles' Hlaek Satin, Ladle' Black Suede, s Buralilul Roifi 5,000 Beautiful Roses, freshly cut, sold everywhere at 11.00 and 11.25; Bennett's Saturday price only 39c 3,000 Large Carnations red, white and pink: dozen 35o .Iapane.se Air l'lanis 16o; 2 for 8 Co Alii A MM V w J Bf SBBBSVSSSSssBBSBT WSaWSBV When Beuoett's say "Qood Values," you . always sank on It betas; "SO." A Mammoth Get Ready for in a auiereni ioi. uuu j-iace one price on Hentv Hooks for Boys, Lot 4 Books regular 26c values 13o X,ot 3 $1 and 11.25 Books, pub lished by r'leinlng H. Hevell; new, Jufct unwrapped from original wrappings; this sale about 600 different books to choose from; this sale at .. c aoo see these books VV promise that you'll Bibles. A New Car ef Fancy Colorado Potatoes These potatoes are exceptional ly large, good all through, per bushel 90C Potatoes will be very high this winter, better lay in your supply now. The last of Concord Grapes, per basket, at 30c Extra Fancy Hot House Leaf Lettuce, 5 bunches 5c Fancy Red Globe Onions, lb. ..3W Extra Fancy Florida Grape Fruits, 2 for 15 Cape Cod Cranberries, 3 quart 25 Fine Baldwin or Bell Flower Applea, about a bushel in box for ..$1.75 Klaw ii not angry because Cyrt took his theaters over to the Sluibcrts, but because Mr. Cort, lie says, has misrepresented the terms on which the Cort theaters did busl nehs with the Klaw & Krlangur booking office. "Mr. Cort," said Mr. Klaw, "seems per sistently to have disseminated the story that we demanded 6 per cent of the gross receipts at any theater of his which we booked. As a matter of fact, in the theaters owned by Mr. Cort In two or three towns In the west we received a nominal sum fcr booking, I2WI. In the smaller theaters, which Cort controlled and which he booked through our booking of ficein these theaters he hlmc)f took the 5 per cent of the gross and then told the local managers that we took It. 1 shall see that this real status of affairs is given out all the way to New York." Likes the Braudels. Mr. Klaw was enthusiastic over the beauty of 1 1 if Braudels, saying "It Is easily -.he handsomest theater in the wctt." Jlegarding the season In New 'iork, he Jeclared It "admittedly most prosperous," and with refpect lo traveling attractions and local houses delivered Int. m, If of a really sapient remark: "When a local manager gels nerve ?nougn to keep hi house dark rattier than lay a poor attraction, it will be the best thing that haa ever happened to the theat .1cal business." This refers to the action of Manager Burgess lu refusing to allow a company no considered below his standard to p ay ,n the Brandels the iat three days of tlds eek. The casual observer, seeliig Maro Klaw -trolling about a hotel lobby, would scarcely catalogue him among the great theatrical magnates of the world. There is a notable lack of ostentation and pump about Mr. Klaw. Whether talking of the latest Broadway hit or the. price of farm land In Nebrar-ka, no matter, lie la equlpeiu-'U-rant in either lole. lu short. Marc Kiuw : a keen, observing citisen of the l.'nlted States, with New York as headquarters. A 1. 1 re ttcaleaca of suffering with lung and i.roat trouble ii quickly commuted by Dr. Klug's New Kiicovery. -XV and l.V. F01 sale by iSfcatou Drug Co. ' v Persistent Adv-j-Usmg is the Koad to Big llauu-na Exceptional Sale Saturday, "SJf J2S.03 Vilon, it Thursday we received 1,500 suits, all this season's makes and materials, rut In the ln'rst styles. They are "Hennett's special" order early this season and tailored for us to sell at $18.00 $20.00 $22.50 nnd $25.00 but as they were late In BhippiiiR these garments, we were able to reduce the orUlnai cost to us, making It possible to Place them on sale at this one price. These sails are tailored In beautiful soft toned gray.-; uud browns, rich tobacco browns aud plaids and some Jungle tweed styles. The coats are cut either in the extreme style, with the lcnft dip front. Peg top pants with 4-lnch turned bottom, or the more conservative business suit. We guarantee! every garment just as represented, and urge anyone, who needs a new suit to see these, at. . . : . . .914.75 i Our Men's Furnishing Department Is Noted for Its Saturday Bargains Heavy ribbed Union Suits, valued at $1.50, Saturday, t, suit $1.00 Extra heavy 2-ilece fleeced lined I'nderwear, sold every where at $1.00, Saturday, garment 75 NKW WINTKK STOCK OF MEN'S SHIItTS. These are the most beautiful Kail and W inter Shirts wo we ever offered, they come In either pleated or plain all colors and figured designs. Talk of tho town at $1.50. Bennett's special for Saturday, at $1.00 Ttnv vnnr Pall nr V.'lnlr Hut Ratnrdav ar ltennett'a. Wu unoe niaut- at $2.25, lleu- nctt's Satur- day pric?, per l,air SI. 4.' 95.00. (Srade of button .... 95.00 button. .95.00 carry the largest styles, at prices i asSBBPSSISPSaP can ecu iou of Fiction, Lot B 75c Full Leather Bound, Flexible, Gold Top Standard Books; this sale, at .25c be happily repaid for your visit. We also SATURDAY Meat Specials 2,000 lbs. Pig Pork Shoulder Roast, per lb DVic Prime Rolled Rib Roast, all bones out, per lb 12 'ic Choice Pot Roast, 9c and 7M: Veal Shoulder Roast, 9c, 7 Vic Loin Lamb Chops, lb.. . .I2V2C Ijamb Shoulder Roast, lb..7V2 1,000 lbs. Swift Premium Hams, their very best grade, lOVsC Cudahy's Skinned Ham, skin and fat removed, lb...l5Vc Swift's Sugar Cured Bacon, per lb 20 rAHoUS FEAIUERED FOWLS "PeggT," the $5,000 Beauty, May Be Exhibited in Omaha. BIG PROMISES TOR THE SHOW A. D. Braadels Has Taken aa latere la the Coming Exhibit of Prise Fowls and May Be aa Exhibitor. Jn the eiuborate version of the Barnyard Romeo which will be staged at tho Audi torium Jiecember 12-17. the part of the hen pheasant will likely be played by a ."-.UW 'beauty, a bit of feathered femininity almost as attractive In her way aa MIzU Hajos was In hers. This is "Pcgy." the celebrated hen owned by Frnent Keller struss of Kunsas City, the biggest poultry fancier in the world. Mr. Kellerstrass is a personal friend of A. I. Brandels and Mr. Brandels has be.-n besieged to write to Mr. Kellerstrttss Bak ing him to show Peggy" at the annual exposition of the Traiismlssisslppl poultry trnd l'et Stock association. Mr. Brandels has compiled with the request and the chances are excellent that "J'eggy" will1 come here. What a famous hen she la may readily be Inferred from the fact that Mr. Keller straas gets $ljo for fifteen of "Peggy's" eggs. Big Price for Fowl. But this Is after all only a sniull mutter comiaied to the Mine. J'aderewsU In cldnt. Madame, the w.fo of the irreat j pianist, paid Sir. Kellerstrass tf.M) for flv tof "l'eggy s'' chicks, a cock, rel and four pullete. j "Peggy" is a White OrphtntMon bird I which has captured with almost ridiculous ' ae everything she haa ever been enter d lor. Her coming uere will be a grat event, but on;y one of the f-atires which wl.l make the poultry show this year the hst and biggest In the country. Many (miahaus are unaware that the biggest t-ggery In the country, to to apeak, ! in the world, exists Just outside th citv. j A. D. Brandels, something of a oultry j Men's Suit a m c a mm em r m ,n w v 11 ji yA Hat stock in Nebraska. You'll find a""" surprising assortment in all this season shades and ranging from $2.00 to $5.00 Monday Next Monday October S4rSI We will place on sale at Slaughtering Prices, the largest stock of Medium and High grade Carpets, Rugs and Draperies Ever hold in Omaha. Watch Sunday's Pacers fpr Prices Buy- Bennett's rally Guaranteed Gloves We fit and guarantee the best lambskin Gloves in Omaha: per pair, all sixes B1.00 $2.00 Kill Oloves, with two largo poarl buttons, hf-avy embroidery back; In champagne, gruy. white and black; fully guaranteed . 11.50 The Lafayette Olore The best one on the market, today for l.7o in most any shade or coloring. Complets assortment of Long Kid Clloves, all the best colors and similes; prices from 2.98 to 94.60 Beoiett's Saturday Th best way to stop that short weight habit of your grocer Is to trade at Bennett's. If you find it impossible to visit this de partment at any time, we'll no glad to pick out your order. If you will phone your needs 10 Douglas 137. specials roa Saturday. Hennett's Best Coffee. 3 lbs. II 00 Teas, at-sorted. pound 680 mXE With either of the I above Hams, your oholoei 1 large salad bowl, 3 sauce I dishes or 1 oup and sauoer. I Bennett's llrcakfust Coffee, two pound can for 49o Teas, assorted, pound 6bO rEB With either of the Items, youv oholoei I bread and butter plate, two butter otalps, or one bene dish. Bennett's Cryatai Flour, at, per sack 1.30 Five pound 7c Jap Rice for . .aSo Hartley's Urangu Marinahnie Jelly, Jar BOo Ivory Soap, six cakes B5o 8 lb. sack Corn Meal, yellow or white, for 13o Tuna Klsh 20 stamps, can ..11 3d Famous Argo tiloss Slarch, fIx packages lor BSo G.ililard Pure Olive Oil, basket, 20 stamps, for 350 fancier himself, has on his farm fi.OnO feathered beauties, and he is contemplating making a big exhibit ut the exposition. Of ficials of the poultry show have asked lilm to come to the front this year and he Is giving the matter his favorable con sideration. Woman Wins Suit for Breach Jury Grants Miss Lucy Elsass Two Thousand Dollars She Asked Fifty Thousand. The Jury In tlio breach of promise suit of i..ucy Kisses agilnsl Imls Sautter at i'aplllloii returned u verdict for the pluln tlff In the sum of '.'.OH Friday morning. Miss Klsass had asked for o0.ti0 damages. K S. Baker of On aha, attorney for Knit ter, said a motion for a new trial wojld be made and If It Is overrule,! the case will be appealed lo the supreme court. V. It. Patrick of touth Omaha represented tho plaintiff. A PURE PRODUCT OF 1 yp-J Breakfast Gocoa ill U. tt. 1'a.k OJllC 77 r i 4.owjteJ QUICK MOVING SPECIALS IK BOSIEHY TO SATURDAY. Women's Hose. In plain and fancy colors, also black, Including light, medium and heavy weights and fleeced lined, values up to bor: special all day HaturUuy . . . .Boo Women's Pure fcillk Hose, lisle foot and garier tops, black only; two spoclul lots, at, pair, 49 0 aud 890 Boys' and Misses' Ilght and Heavy Weight 8camloss Hose blacks only values to KOo; Sat urday, pair IBVtO and ISO Pure r ood bulletin jJiairiomi cryatai Table Salt, I packages, it) aianipa 85o Monarcn Cut Aspurugus, large can, 10 11, I, for goo Table fayrup, zi pound van, 10 stamps, tor laViO 20o can Franco-American tioup, at per Jar iB0 Bennett's Capitol oats, 2 pound package, lo s.amps, lor ....Ho Piculilil Pickles quart, 10 stamps, lor ;UO Choose, Full Cream, pound, 10 stamps, lor guo Cheese, Virginia Swiss, pound, lu stamps, tor gao Double Stamps on Bntteilne. Bennett s Capitol baking Powder, 6 pound can, 100 tamps, lor tfl Bennett's Capitol Pancake, 3 lb. package, 10 stamps, lor ....lie n I'XCIAL cooiria bit Lmi n Cake, trejsli made, per pound 190 Coci limit Bars, delicious, per pound 12c Li Three pounds lleuns fur Mextclun CidlT Double Stamps on Grenul'aUd 80 Dugar. Hub-No-'More Powder. 7 pkgs BSo tieedod Kalsins, pound pacl'aae 10 statrj .., for '..laTaO Snlder'a Pork and Beans, can, 16 etniiips, for 16o Ji. C. Flakes. J packages," 10 StllllpH, fur ggg Horse's Tricks Help the Police "Romeo," Who Was Stolen in Xs.n. ! sas Citv. Identifies Self ir,, " ' W f w ( Seeing- Owner. Shaking hands with Us right hoof, kneeling, then prancing on Its hind legs, "ltomeo," the horse that fell Into the hands of the police when they arrested Its driver Thursday on stisDlclnn e.f k.m. jlng stolen It In Kansas City, Identified ! itself Friday. Detective Mitchell of Kansas I City and Mr. and Mrs. John Huarks. OU nAra Jof the borse in that city, arrived In the morning to recover their property. The Instant "Borneo" saw Mrs. Pparks the animal began strenuously to go through Its tricks, showing by eery action a dumb brute ran carry out, Its affection and Joy at the meeting. This little exhibition estab lished the Identity of the animal and the righls of the tfparks. Charles H. Heath is the man who was arrested as having stolen "ltomeo" and the ibugpy in Kansas City. He was caught 1 11 he at of trying to sell the equipage. A PERFECT PROCESS aicer s 1 Mm Is absolutely pure, healthful, and makes a moat delicious drink Get the genuine with our trade-mark on the package 52 Highest Awards in Europe and America WALTER BAKER & Co. Ltd. E.tabtuh.J irso Dorchester, Mass.