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THE BEE: OMAHA; TUESDAY, JANUAUY 10. 1011
MEMPHIS STARTS SOMETHING j
Omaha Officials Accept Challenges as
Fast as They Come.
SCHOOLS ARE TO BE COMPARED
iprrlalfmlril Davidson Telle Mfm.
pills that Omaha Has Finest rhl
atem In (naalrr and
Cnejrt Comparison.
Memphis (Tenn.l official! have started
something.
The Omaha city official! want to know
whether the southern moguls can finish
It It all began when Chief of folic. David
of Mruphls challenged f'hlrf Donahue to a
ftlendly comparison of the two forces of
the two cities. Chief Donahue accepted In
a Jiff V.
Mayor Dahlman and Superintendent of
Schools Davidson received similar chair
lrnges Monday Mayor Dahlman'a chal
lenge from hi! honor, H. H. Crump.
It reads:
The "lty of Memphis hereby challenK'-a
the city of Omaha to a public comparison
of the advantage!. Industrially, com
mercially socially end educationally. Wo I
assert that Memphis Is a better city to live
In than Omaha and possesses greater ad
vantages In each of the above particulars.
Will you accept the. challenger'
"WMI 1." said Mayor Dahlman. after he
had read th challenge. "You bet I will.
It seems as If Memphis has singled us out.
Now we will give, them a chance. They
aMci-( these things. It's easy enough to
aswert, hilt proving them Is another thins
.o hrre't .Mayor Crump's chance."
Turning to his desk, Mayor, Dahlman dic
tsted the following telegram;
"Telegram received and accepted. More
over, we will gtve you the privilege of
naming all conditions."
"That ought to hold these touthtrnets
fni a time," said May Dahlman, as he
made ready to receive the Lilliputian vis- :
llOIB. ' ' ...
' Ma Moon Also Accept.
The deft hurlet at Dr. Davidson wa!
along the aame lines as that received by
Mayor Dal.lnian und Chief Donahue, tu
perthtndent ' Davidson's acceptance will
hold Wharton S. Jones, acting eupeiln
tendent of Memphis. Here Is what Dr.
Davidson dispatched over the wire:
My Dear Mr.- Jones: The city of Omaha
hereby accept a your challenge, acknowl
edges your greeting and congratulates tue
iny of Memphis upon the splendid educa
tional giowui und lmpioemnt of the laJt
tn ytars.
Utnaha. as the proud metropolis of Ne
braska, which for ton years has held the
Held undisputed as the stale having the
lowest pai centaga of Illiteracy within its
borders, can well Iny claim to the face
liiat' It Is the mosi mtcll.gent city In the
American union today. And so we beg to
remind you of that whicn your ftlendly
1; reeling o Ji.sily Implies that Omaha edu
cationally leads (tie world. Her teaching
force is unexcelled In scholarship and pro
fedrtKUial. hjiflt. In ni.ral pin pose and
lulty hulls tier boys and gins a.e at ihj I
cry Irutrt, Voiding high (he banner of an ,
Ideal clt.iienehip. Her srhool bullolng.i are j
unnui passed. Her classic lilgu school on I
top u Capitol hill Is mid by experts to be ,
tlia finest IiIkIi school building In the laud.
H c icjolt'e that Memphis has all the wullo
been Inspired and uplifted by our exnmple. ,
caiii-lng lier to climb more rapidly the lad-
uer o ethical tonal progress, i
Knowing the members of your leaching I
start' as I do, 1 pay each and all of them I
hlRh tribute, and congratulate you upon I
the fact that they are imbued with what is
knowu throughout the nation as (lie I
"Omuha spirit," (living you a teaching )
force of which Memphis may be proud. I
In returning your greetinga we of the I
Omalio schools, teachers and chlldrt-n I
alike, wish you a happy New Year and !
xpics Hie hop that tne next ten years
may bring you even more happiness and
a still larger growth In Influence and power
than that which vou now celebiate.
Wl l.l.l AM M DAV lo.-JO.V.
Kupcrlntendrnt Instruction Omaha fubllo
schools.
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Day for
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Bargain
Speolaia
Special Bargains for Tuesday
r GREAT JANUARY SALE
Wide Sheetings, Cambrics, Muslins
We advlst every housekeeper In Omaha and vicinity to buy here
where prices are lowest. Note the January gale prices on Pequot and
extra wide Sheetliisa:
10-4 width bleached IHIca or Pe
quot Sheeting, 37 Vic value, at,
per yard 30
9-4 width Bleached Utlca or Pe
quot Sheeting, 35c value, at, per
yard 2S
8-4 width bleached L'tlca or Pe
quot Sheeting, 32c value, at, per
ard 25
7- 4 width bleached L'tlca or Pe
quot Sheeting, 30c value, at, per
yard 22
Low Prices on Wide Fruit of the
liOotn sheeting.
8- 4 width bleached Fruit of the
Loom Sheeting, 36c value, at. per
yard 20
9- 4 width bleached Fruit of the
Loom 8heetlng, 374c value, at,
per yard 25
To avoid delay In being waited
upon we will place the Fruit of
the Loom Sheeting on special ta
bles, with extra salespeople.
We reserve the right to limit
quantities.
6-4 width bleached Utlca or Pe
quot Sheeting, 27c value, ..20
4,r-lnch wide bleached Utlca or Pe
quot' Sheeting, 22c value.. 17J
4 2-lhch wide bleached Utlca or Pe
quot Sheeting, 20c value.. 15
10-4 width bleached Aurora or
Pepperell Sheeting, yard . .27?
9-4 width bleached Aurora or
Pepperell Sheeting, yard..25t?
8-4 width bleached Aurora or
Pepperell Sheeting, yard . -23
TWO SPECIALS
Bleached Foxcroft Sheeting,
better than Aurora, at, per
yard 215
Blenched pallas Sheting,
'J2c value, will go at, tier
yard ..18c
Ask for the regular 10c Blue Grass Cambric, at
Genuine Lonsdale Cambric
This is regular 15c value.
. 6c yard
10c
All the one-yard wide firmly woven, soft finish bleached muslin
Lonsdale, Fruit of the Loom, Hope and Langdon, together with all
our famoiiB soft finished well-known brands, during January at 5S
GS If' 8S 9 and 10 a yard should interest every housekeeper,
hotel, restaurant, etc. Now is the time to lay In a supply.
AMERICAN MONEY KEEPS
THE PACE IN MEXICO
t
lnritr Prevent Hevolsjtloii and !
strut-live Outbreaks, Says Los
, Anaelea Man.
"If It were 'not for tho American In
vestors , In Mexico, their niltfht bs a war
In that .country." said Hugh IX Kvana of
1-rfis Angeles, who registered at the Ilen
shaw hotel Monday. The Dos Angeles man
added that there Is no revolution or war
like, disturbance in the southern country.
lie, declared., though, that political Jeal
ousies Mnd past injustices against the lower
cluMics of Mexicans had caused many
Hi is lit attempts at revolution, and probably
would have caused many violent dlxturb
anceH, Jf It liad not been for the Amer
icans. ,
"American capital l flooding the tfpani.sh
American nation," lie said. "Tho northern
capitalists have, control of nearly all the
KM at resources of Mtixlco, and. therefore, I
they exrrt a great power toward preserv
ing the peace of the country. Mexican
politicians - and officiate of that country
reconDz tbfc sower of tho United States,
therefore, and are extremely cautious
axalnxt canning any sort of dlnruptlon. For
the moat PaU. Jho country Is well toverned
and very peaceful,"
22c 45-lnch wide At
lantic Pillow Tub
ing January sale
price Tuesday, base
ment, at,
yard . . . .
15c
Soft finished bleach
ed muslin and cam
bric, one yard wide,
perfect mill lengths
that are 10c
val. baseiu't. . DL
40-inch lawns and
fancy white goods.
In mill lengths, val-
"ue to 25c yard-
Jan, sale price
basement, yd .
5c
Specials inur January Sale of Linens
$3.50 all pure linen
pattern cloths. 72x
1 OS, extra heavy
weight, will go on
sale each . .$1.08
5c Knit Wash Cloths, large
size, at, each lr
50c Embroidered Scarfs and
Lunch Cloths, will go at.
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1,000 -yards of best
grade' mo r c e r iz ed
table damask, In mill
lengths, worth to 50c
yard, at, yd. . . 23
19c Cream Turkish
ing, extra wide and
heavy, at, yard
All pure linen table
damask, full bleach
ed,' 70 Inches wide
regular 75c grado
will go on sale at,
per yard 49
Towel -
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10c lluck Towels, red bor
ders, large size, each
.5o
Brandeis Stores
TUESDAY'S SPECIALS IN OUR
GREAT JANUARY SALE
Muslin Underwear
This Is the most extraordinary sale of
muslin underwear that was ever held in
Omaha. The varieties are greater," the
Kroiips are larger and the bargains are most
tvondei-rul than we ever offered in a sale In
Omaha.
FROM HOSPITAL BACK
'TO JAIL, CHARGE PENDS
Herman ml Hecovrrs from Woupil ;
KrrelteU from Una linn In
Opponent's llaaa.
' ' 1 1 A l of indvder In the event of dcatli
of his vlrtim awaits Herman hnillh, who
was taken back to the city Jail this nioin
lnw from Ht. Joseph's hospital.
Smith ennaitcd in an altercation with
John Martin, a negro, over a debt of H
He fired on Martin. The wounded man,
shot through the breast, perhaps fatally,
n rested aay tho gun and returned fire,
dcunlna Hmlth.
. Martin la now la serious condition at St.
Joseph's hospital. ' Smith has recovered
sufficiently to be held In Jail to await Uu
t Upptni-nts "
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Slipover Night (Jowns, in walking
lengths, skirts, umbrella drawers-
luce and enilnoidery trimmed corset
covers combination undergarments
-a wonuenui nargam ol- ir
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STRIKE OF SHORT DURATION
fering at
Kmpire and Kimono Night downs, many in
extra sizes skirt length and long chemises;
white petticoats, two-piece combination
undergarments, etc. most ex- 1 g.
Iraordinary bargain group for 'iKi
Tuesday, at vOj
Night Gowns and Chemises, with French em
broidered yokes, full shaped sleeves white
petticoats with wide lace and Insertion
flounce combination garments, pmm
some of the greatest values ever f0
offered in Omaha, at .
I'nderniu&lins, $1.30 Night Gowns bell
sleeved or fitted chemises combination'
suits, corset cover and skirt or cor
set cover and drawers, In one piece
also petticoats, drawers, etc., at
$139
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One Itig lit cif line
I'lincess Klips Era
broidery lace trim
med and inserted:
many very elaborate
creations, very fash
ionable and worth,
31.08
Ires Workers I sins I'arlfle lleaa
iinsrters strike Katardar aatl
111 Hrtsrs Turadai. ;
Forty-eight Ironwork rs, whuse labors
liaxe twen building the (treat structure of ;
the 'new I nlon Hscific headuarters at :
Klfte-nlli and Dodge streets, went on
strike Saturday evening and settled their :
little grievance Monday. They will return
to ork Tuesday morning. It was an
nouhcrd. 1
The shortest strike that has been mad I
In Omaha fur years. In the walkout of the
ironworkei s. uaa due to the discharge of
one man. When it at learned tutuidy
Hist a man had been summarily ordered i
off the work tho Ironworkers Immediately
I uncled . iliemselvcs Into the strike. A
consullalion Monday between Superintend
ent J. '. Moellei slid I'. K. Tainter, aec
nmvy of the Ironworkers' union, rtsullcJ
In a uuick t ttlt-mcnt of the trouble. It
wus decided the limn who had been dis
('limited ufftrid that experience through
kiirflclvnt cauNe. and at ranaements to cet
.11 i.. fi,.r i-. k t.. wrk .... n.-,i. cheaper than one
t.. . U i... ... ..- I Ostroni. clera of
liiiuifuiMirij . i uric y m m n u ut in tii
woik on tii building
Night (towns of Mus
lin and Cambric
Kmbroidery, lace
trimmed and tucked
many different
Btyles to seilect from
regularly worth
75c, special at 39
Combination Under
muslin Beautiful
effects, corset cover
and skirt of corset
cover and drawers
to match, in ono
garment, at
92.50 to $io
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I j Some Big Events From Our Trade Calendar
' Friday, January 13th Big Dinnerware Sale.
if Saturday, January 14th Sale of Books de Luxe and 4
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! Sale f Shoes Men's and Women's.
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The ureal Sale Feature of Our Annuil January White Carnital Sale)
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yNDERIVIUSLIINIS
'These garments are of tha very finest quality and the prices are so
low that you'll flnt every farment a genuine bargain.
TABLE HO. 1 All the Corset Covers and Drawers that show soil from
handling, regular 26c and SBc garments this sale, your choice 15c
TASI.X HO. 1 All the Gowns. Corset Covers and Drawers that are slightly
mussed from ha idling gmtrents that sell regularly at $1.25 to $l.t0
this sale "90
TAB LB "WO. 3 All the flcwns, Combination Skirt, Corset Cover and Draw
ers, slightly mussed $10(1 and 11.20 garments this sale at tto
TABLE HO. 4 All the fic.wns. Skirts and Combinations Just slightly
mussed from handling garments that ell regularly at 11.25 to $1.60
thi ale 999
TABLE HO. B All the Gtwns, Combination Skirts and Drawers, regular
tl.7s.and $2.00 garments this eala at B1.00
TABLE HO. All the Gowns, Combinations Skirts. White and Colored
Princess Slips that regularly aold at 2.2fa, I2.B0, $2.76, $3.00 and $3.50.
regardless of value, thla rale, at 11.78
TABLE HO. 7 All the berutlful downs, Combinations and Skirts, slightly
mussed from handling. Our regular $3.60, $3.75. $4.5J and $5.00 garments;
this great sale at . . 8.80
BIO WHITE WAIST SALE
On Lot Our regular $4.00 I.ln- . On Lot
gerle Waists, made In beautiful
batiste, with exquisitely em
broidered front, slightly wrinkled
choice, this sale, at $2.60
Beautiful Lingerie
Waists, with yoke of charming
lace, our regular $3.50 and $4.00
whIsIk, Just a little 'mussed big
cleun-up sale Tuesday, choice
at 12-80
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Annual January Clearing Sale of All Our
Beautiful Imported & Domestic Embroideries
This Is one of the greatest sale events of our lll trade calendar.
ThouSHnds of yards of the very finest embroidery possible to buy, placed
on sale "i -prices far below their standard value.
A glance at the crowds that gathered about these goods this morning
would prove that he values offered were no ordinary sale savings. A
glance at these prices will convince you that an eurly visit Tuesday will
be necensary.
Cambric and Swiss Kdglng and Insertions, 2 to 7 Inches wide, values to 10c,
Tuesday, per yard, at Bo
10.000 yards of all .Inen Torchon iJice and Insertion, 2 to 5 Inches wide.
values to 120 per yard, this sale at 30
24-lnch Allovers and 4i-inch Swiss flouncing; plenty of small and larue
designs regular $1.25 values, this sale, at 490
One table full of 18-Inch Flouncing and Corset Cover Embroidery, Swiss
and Cambric 40c values, Tuesday, for only ; 19o
Full white Venice I.ace and Insertion, 2H to 4 inches wide regular 25c
value thla sale, at, only 10c
Annual January Ladies' Winter Apparel Sale
Is tho Biggest Sensation of All
BIG CLEARANCE SALES
Hundreds of the best dressed women of Omaha are taking advantage
of, the big reductions In our entire alock of hand tailored garments. II
you haven't been here already, ak your neighbor who has. Greater valuus
and more beautiful garments never have been offered before In the entire
middle-west. Note the scale of reductions.
All our Cloth Suits, e-olored or black, values to $r0.00. now at..
All our CtoTh Coats,"colored or blacks, values to $46.00, now at..
All our Vervet Suits, values tip to $36.00, now at
All our VeUet Dresses, values up to $35.00, now at ?. . .
All our Coffoy P ur Tats this great sale at
All our I'Ofly Fur Coats this great sale at
All Velvetiaod Cordiiroy Suits, values from $45 to $85 ...
. 819.50
. 119.60
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Our Annual January Linen and Bedding
Sale Wil Aid You Materially in the Year's Savings
FECIAL X.IHXH
PKIOEB FOB TUESDAT
60-Inch Bleached mercerized Table
Damask.1 ' beautiful designs and
o.uallty-' our regular 6oc grade
for 30
8xl Bleached Damask Pattern Ta
ble Cloths, stunning designs aud
quality our best $6.50 values, this
saIs at . . . $4.88
Big specials all week on Fancy
Linen Pieced. Towels, Napkins, etc.
W11K BBDDXHO OF
TXB BEBT QUALITY
FBICBD TEBT LOW
45-Inch Bleached Pfllow Cases, re
markahle wearing quality, our best
16c values, per yard, Tuesday lflVsO
Blankets, In full bed aires, either
tan or array, extra weight, no bet
ter blankets anywhere at $1.25
special for Tuesday 980
HALF PRICE SALE CONTINUED
AL OtTS HAHO-TAILOX.ED
MEN'S SUITS and OVERCOATS
Values $10.00 to $40.00, now at $5.00 to $80.00
All Alterations Free .
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Depends on County
for Aid, Takes Wife
Man Who Cannot Care for Himself'
Now Atks for Help for
Two.
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Reliable
Dontistry
MfV TalTs Dental RomisI!
These Prices
hold good Tuesday
and Wednesday,
and should "gety
your business"
You'll Average 25 Saving!
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lUOAB 20 lbs. Granulated u-
'I'ues. and Wed. for 980
OAF 10 bars of good Laundry
Tues. and Wed for B5o
OAF Five cakes of "Ivory'"
Suap Tues. and Wed. for.... .190
FBABLIHB The regular tc sue
I'earline goen at 3o
ITA1CH 6 lbs. of the beat bulk
Laundry Starch for B3o
OTJFB 1-lb. cans of assorted
Canned Soups at. can 80
BAKED B B A H "Campbell's,"
2-lb. cns; at, per can 0
BEAK 2-lb. cans of Wax, tSreen
or l.lma Beans; at, can 7ViO
FEAB8 tlenulne eastern "llart-
leti s"; dosen, $2; or can.... 190
FBACHE1 California freestgues;
tiox cuuh $2.5; or can 190
FIHEAFFLEl30c elm of Iliwii-
i.m Hineuiiples go el. per can. 82c
FOTATOES Colorado Potatoes:
at, per bushel 86c
OLITES-Kilm iiulity C'ueeu
olives, 40c size bottle, for. . . .85c
TOMATOES i:xira quality: dor.
- mas, $1.10; or, per can 10Q
SWEET OOKH Extra quality; at
dns. cans, $1.10; or per can...lOo
B.AISXHI and CVBBAHTS Fin
est, to go at 2 pkgs. fur 2So
QUAKES OATS For Tues. and
Wed., 1 pkgs for l8o
BEAKS-New Navy Beans, Tues.
a ik Wed. at, per lb Bo
BEAHB New Lima Heiins, Tues.
and Wed. at, per lb V0
HAUT Special sugar cured Hams
at, per lb 180
BAOOH Special sugar cured lean
Macon at, per lb fi8V,o
LARD No. 1 Leaf l.ard, Tues.
and Wed. at, per lb 1BV0
STEAKS Porterhouse Hteaks
Tues. ul.il Wed, per lb 18c
STEAKS 8lrlnin Steaks Tues.
und Wed., per lb 15o
COBH BEEF No. 1 Corn Beef t.
per lb 80
LAMB STEW Tues. snd Wed. St.
ier lb 8o
LEG MUTTOB Tues. and Wed
at. pei- lb lBVsO
Speediest of Delivery Service to
All Ftrta of tbe City.
E. Welch, Grocer
Phone Doug. 1544 2235 TPr
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Better
Bargains
Tuesday
if . r-r. tMt
Your Time
Noiv to Buy
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usiin Underwear and Corset Bargains
For Tuesday's Selling
ladies' ."0e Lat'o and Lm
broidory trinnncil Corbet
Covers; special for Tuesday
nt three for 50c
Ladies' (.owns, Skirls and
Combination Suits, worth
$1.50, at ...49t"
Ladiea' (iowtis. Skirts, Coui
bination and Cliomise, laee
and embroidery trimmed
worth up to $2.50, nt. .9So
Ladies' fine Lace and Embroidered
Flannel Skirts, worth up to $6.
at 92.08 nd 81.08
Broken lots ot high grade CorseiB
worth up to 3.60, special
price v '.)8
Odds and ends of Corsets, worth
up to 12.50, special price. . 19
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Children's Gowns, lace and em
broidery yokes, regular 60c qual
ity, at . . . . ... . .. . .. . . . . .230
Children's Muslin Drawers, hem
stitched and tucked ruffles, reg
ular 26c quality, at 100
Grand Dress Trimming Sale
Tuesday we place on sale a big lot of high grade fancy Dress
Trimmings; regular prices 50e, 75c, $1.00 And' $1.25 per
yard; grand special sale price Tuesday only, per yard, 20c
This line represents all kinds of bands, galoonsedges,
medallions, etc., in Persian, chiffon, gold thread and fancy
nets. Do not miss this sale Tuesday morning.
Ladies' Suit Dept.
"Ve have several striking bargains for Tuesday's sell
ing. Here are eight specials:
Flannelette House Dresses, worth $1.00; Tuesday. . .GOO
$1.25 Dressing Sacques, worth everywhere $1.25; Tuesday
at .,...G9c
G'enuiue Heatherbloom Underskirts, regular. $2.50 value
Tuesday v 79c
Children's Capes, regular retail price $5.00; Tuesday $1.95
Ladies' Dress Skirts, $10.00 values; Tuesday $4.95
Ladies' and Misses' Coats, regular $15.00 values; Tuesday
at .........$5.95
One lot of Ladies' Coats, not one worth less than $25.00
Tuesday . . '. $8.90
Ladies' Sweaters All colors, go in this sale at Just Half
Price. '
Extra Specials for Tuesday
Brown Crash, worth 7c
at 2V-C
Huck Towels, worth I0c.5c
Bath Towels, worth 12 "sc
at 7V2C
Unbleached Sheetings, worth
7V2C,' at 5c
Bleached Sheeting, worth
10c, at 7V&C
10c Dress Ginghams 5c
121lc Dress Ginghams 7M.C
25c White Goods, large vari
ety .....10e
15c India Linen . . . . . . ,10c
15c Long Cloths ...... 10c
Read Ihphn'j Mammoth Grocery iz.e for Tues
day 25 ta 50 Saved is That Much Earned
20 lbs. Best Urunulatert Sugar . ,SSo
iO lbs. ltest Kulled Breakfast Ooat-
mal 25c
10 lbs. Best Whits or Yellow Corn-
tneal 16c
6 lbs. Oood Japan Hire 19c
6 lbs. Best Hand ricked Navy Beans,
at 23c
48-lb. narks Best lllirh Patent Flour,
every sack guarunteed to tflve ttie
heist results or your money re
funded, per sack 11.20
9 bars Diamond C or Beat 'Em All
8oap 25c
Grape-Nuts, pkr 10c
E-C Corn Klakes.' pks; IHo
The best Boda or Oyster Crackers,
per pound - (He
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, per
package 7 He
1- lb. cans Assorted Houps 7 He
2- lb. cans Fancy Wax, String, Green
or Lima Beans 7 He
3- lb. cans Fancy California Apricots,
at 'Bo
The Best Tea Sittings, 1 lbs. for.. 25c
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3-lb. cans Uoldcn Pumpkin, Hominy,
8qua4.i or Haknrl Beans .H'c
Fancy Golden Rantos Coffee. Ib..a0o
B attar, Bnttarln and Clieeaa Bale
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, lb..2So
Fancy No. 1 Country Creiimery But
ter, lb ... 27q
Fancy No. I Dairy Butter, lb ....25o
2 lbs good Butterlne .'... 25o
Fancy, Full Cream, Whlta or "Colored
Cheese, per lb 20o
Fsncy Full Cream Y. A. Cheese, lb 20o
Fancy Full Cream Brick Cheese.. IDo
Wad yah Brand Highland Kavsls tha
Finest rroduotlon of CaUfornla
There are none "Just aa good."
Per dozen 1 5c. 20o, 25e. 80c
Regular price .....25c. 26c, 40o, 50o
89 to 100 r Oeat Screa by Tradlnf
at Haydaa'a for Vresh TtgetabUs.
S heads fresh Hothouse Let tin p.. 6c
2 bunches fresh - Hothouse Radishes
for fin
1-lb. box Fresh Hothouse Mushrooms
for 35o
F'ancy Cauliflower, lb 7 Ho
"T TMS rtt a ASMS
Hotel Loyal
Opposite tha Post Office '
OMAHA
Fire-Proof
European
HATES
Roost without Bsth. SI.M aa4 tlM
With Bath 81M aad
xciici lor
Tired Feet
Your fatigue of feet, ankles,
llmba and beck la simply due to
the weakening of tbe muacles that .
support tbe under side of tbe foot
and
'fiDBCSaSS
Fallacy of the bromldlon. "Two can live aald he had a wife to fed and also a
was proven to Henry
the Board of County
as a ahortase in the I v '""" - ' ""
supply of iron would l.axe made a c..,. I eaanoer joi.nson. caraiog, ,,reei. an-
nouni.ro in in.ins. ..... win (..nt miiq
t!on nrcRsary anyway.
Babies airaaalr
by croup.' coughs nr culds are Instantly re
lieved aud ciulckly cured with I r. Kint'i
New lilM-ovcty. ouu and 1 00. For sale by
liloa l'tJ O
asked of the couuly additional ammunition
with, which to kevp tbe wolf from his door.
During tha winter Johnson has been tiven
aid several times. Heretofore he lias ai"kvj
help only for himself. salng that hi. wife
was dead and he LH.d aloue. Monday he
baby. When Mr, tiatrom expressed sur
prise Johnsdi iiave the following explana
'llon: "Since my wife died 1 haten't had any
one but n.yyelf t i lojk after; but a little
while ano the wife of a tuan I used to
. work for on a farm hs'a dead no
i tu me and sam, i am t going to let you i . '-, , ... . j - .
stay here all alone. 1 in aolng to com. and atld The UCC 5 SUpCriOrit? Will DC CLC 1710713 tV Cited.,
I lake care of ). bo tha tame and we sol I
uiarriea. had a little baby, tow." Kii'iiAi'niii' r""1"'-"1- "f u hus.-iilim.i Mi- mi, ww.LL-i-l.
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Beautiful Teeth
There are but few people who have
.hem Uo-il lentil ery one inlpnt Imn
:l they would J to Dr. Brad bury. The
iiulckest easiest 'and least painful r.
the "iny methods employed by in sua
hundreus of our patier.ls. both lu anil
out of the It. will gladly tell ycu aboal
Ilia good dental work and our tip-to-Uiils
ways of doing things. I 'row ns snd bridge
wirk from 14.00 per tooth. Plates thsi
fit fiom 4.U0 to I2.60. Polnles. extruc
tlcn of teeth. Nerves of teeth removed
without hurting you Work warranted
ten years
DR. BfiADBUlY, THE DEMIST
IT year aauie locatloa.
liO rarnsm at. beaa 9. 1788
1JS,TO.NIGIIT
will prevent lliHt fatigue and
quickly relieve and permanent!
correct whatever foot (rouble you ,
niay have by relieving the strain'
on tbe weakened muscles and ar
resting thni to do their work.
The scientific Heel Base is built
to extend beyond the point of
greatest prebsure of tbe weight of
the body on the arch of (he foot.
But this Is only one feature.
Come In and let us show you
how tbe scientific construction
provides the only positive means
for avoiding or permanently re
lieving foot trouble. We have your
- exact size.
DREXEL
1410 Farnam Street